1782 Massachusetts Newspaper

1786 Massachusetts Newspaper Reporting on Hostilities with Indians An issue of "The Massachusetts Centinel," No. 45, Boston, Massachusetts, August 23, 1786, 4pp, large folio. With old flattened folds,

Heading: (Massachusetts Newspaper) Author: Title: The Independent Chronicle and the Universal Advertiser. Vol. IX No. 535 Place Published: Boston Publisher: Date Published: Nov. 19, 1778

1782 MASSACHUSETTS ALMANAC "A Pocket Almanack For the Year 1782... Being the Second After Leap Year and the Sixth of American Independence...", published in Boston by T. & J. Fleet, about 40pp. 16mo.

Lot of over 200 newspapers from Newburyport, MA, dates 1852 - 1887. Newspapers represented are the Daily Evening Union (1852 - 1853), Newburyport Daily Herald (1878), and the Daily Evening Herald (188

American Revolution 1784 PAUL REVERE Engraved Masthead "Massachusetts Spy" Newspaper with "Liberty Defended From Tyranny" and Extensive Report on the October 1784 TREATY of FORT STANWIX & the revered

“Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist” for March 29, 1800, printed by Benjamin Russell at Boston. Content including letter from the Captain of the US Frigate Constitution on the front p

Massachusetts Independent Chronicle newspaper dated Thursday January 30,1777 and signed by Dr. Cotton Tufts,a prominent physician and cousin to John Adams. Famed with some fold marks and wear.16 inche

An early Massachusetts one page newspaper dated 1766, 21.2"x16.7"

(Massachusetts/Maryland, 1782-1841) Portrait of a Gentleman, oil on panel, signed verso frame "Painted by John P. Penniman Boston", "February 1823" at bottom, 21-1/2 x 17 in.; original gilt wood frame

Page from an 1814 newspaper, featuring Massachusetts clipper ship. Condition: Frame H 24-3/4" W 18-7/8" Paper H 21" W 14-3/4". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/s/eiqsjx

1861 Springfield Republican Civil War Newspaper from Massachusetts dated Thursday June 27, 1861.

Exceptionally important, and very rare Loyalist newspaper of February 1, 1770, this date evidently not within the large collection of this paper in the Massachusetts Historical Society. Published by R

1798 Massachusetts Spy Isaiah Thomas Newspaper Americana French Revolution The ‘Massachusetts Spy’ was an 18th-century American newspaper by Isaiah Thomas. Like many early newspapers printed in th

1798 Massachusetts Spy Isaiah Thomas Newspaper American Revolutionary War The ‘Massachusetts Spy’ was an 18th-century American newspaper by Isaiah Thomas. Like many early newspapers printed in the

Antique 1800 January 8th George Washington Death Columbian Centinel Newspaper. The Columbian Centinel. Massachusetts Federalist. Wednesday, January 8th, 1800. Includes an account of George Washington'

1782 Tax Notice for Springfield Massachusetts to Simon Halmsly. Partially printed in Fine condition, measures 4 x 2.25”. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in

[POLITICS]. 3 letters signed by R.B. TANEY, Henry CLAY, and Daniel WEBSTER. WEBSTER, Daniel (1782-1852), represented New Hampshire and Massachusetts in the US Congress, 14th and 19th US Secretary of S

James Sullivan (1744-1808) in 1776, Sullivan was a judge in Massachusetts. Although he was elected to represent Massachusetts at the Continental Congress from 1782 to 1783 he did not attend. From 1790

Rare Revolutionary newspaper titled "The New York Packet - Fishkill - Printed by Samel Loudon - Thursday , April 11, 1782". Notable entries describe run away soldiers including Benjamin Hunter with a

A Massachusetts Pictorial Needlework Sampler Circa 1792 identified Haverhill March 10 Polly Ayer / Born in the Year of our Lord 1782 / This Wrought in the 10 Year of age.   along with alphabet li

Item/Description: Rare, early newspaper with George Washington's Death Notice and 'Testimonials of National Sorrow", Published in The Massachusetts Spy, or Worcester Gazette. January 1, 1800 / Vol. XX

John Singleton Copley was a leading portrait painter in colonial America and the early United States. Here are some key points about him:1. **Early Life:** Copley was born in Boston, Massachusetts, an

EDWARD BURRILL, JR.Massachusetts, 1835-1913Man in a rocking chair reading a newspaper as his cat looks on. Signed lower left "E. Burrill".Oil on canvas, 12" x 9". Framed 15.5"

Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist for April 20, 1803, four pages complete printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell. Interesting content including front page "The Platform of Federalism" and