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Philadelphia, January 5th, 1787. : Sir, The subscriber should think himself wanting in gratitude to his kind customers, and undeserving of their future favour, if he should neglect...

by Smith, Robert, Jr.
Published 1787

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(Circular.) Philadelphia, February 20, 1796. : Sir, In compliance with the recommendation of a number of gentlemen, I have determined to submit to public patronage the publication...

by Smith, Samuel Harrison, 1772-1845.
Published 1796

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(Circular.) Philadelphia, July 27, 1799. : Sir, It is probable that you have observed an address to the subscribers to the Universal gazette ...

by Smith, Samuel Harrison, 1772-1845.
Published 1799

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In Senate of the United States, February 26th, 1800. : a motion was made that it be resolved, that the Committee of Privileges be, and they are hereby directed to enquire, who is t...

Published 1800

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The New-Jersey gazette will be revived on Tuesday the 9th instant, on the following terms ...

by Collins, Isaac, 1746-1817.
Published 1783

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Proposals for editing, printing and publishing the Oracle of the day as a Federal paper, devoted to government, order and laws. : Charles Peirce, begs to assure the citizens of the...

by Peirce, Charles, 1770-1851.
Published 1798

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A free, uninfluenced news-paper. : Printing-office, Marlborough-Street, Boston, March 11, 1784. To the publick. ... Proposals for publishing, every Wednesday and Saturday, a free,...

Published 1784

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Philadelp[hia ...] Proposals for printing by subsc[ription] a weekly news-paper, [called] the Pennsylvania pack[et] and general advertiser.

by Dunlap, John, 1747-1812.
Published 1771

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To the public. : As the advantages arising from well executed newspapers appear to be universally acknowledged, it is unnecessary here to descant on their utility to the public, as...

by Adams, James, Jr.
Published 1786

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To the customers for Thomas's Massachusetts spy. : ... The tax on news-paper advertisements has a direct tendency not only to restrain, but to destroy those necessary vehicles of p...

by Thomas, Isaiah, 1749-1831.
Published 1786

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Proposals for printing by subscription, a weekly newspaper, intituled the Virginia gazette, and Hobb's Hole advertiser ...

by Willcocks, Henry.
Published 1787

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Worcester, November 27, 1799. Proposals of Mower & Greenleaf, for publishing, in Worcester, a weekly newspaper, to be entitled the Independent gazetteer.

Published 1799

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Printing-office, south of the meeting-house, Bennington, October 1800. : ... Collier and Stockwell offer proposals, for printing, by subscription, a weekly news-paper, under the ti...

Published 1800

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To the public. : In offering the annexed proposals to the patronage of our friends and the public, we cannot but lament the indiscretion of our late partner ... The partnership in...

Published 1793

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The First attempt in America. : On Tuesday, the 24th of January, 1775, was published, by Benjamin Towne, in Front-Street, near the Coffee-House, Philadelphia, an uninfluenced and i...

Published 1775

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An established literary and political paper. : the editor of the Farmer's weekly museum, printed at Walpole, Newhampshire, offers his paper to the publick, as a vehicle free from l...

by Dennie, Joseph, 1768-1812.
Published 1797

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Courier de Boston.

Published 1789

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Thomas Paine, to the friends of liberty and literature, proposes, to institute and publish a newspaper, in Boston, under the title of the Federal orrery. : [Two lines of Latin quot...

by Paine, Robert Treat, 1773-1811.
Published 1794

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Washington city, July 21st 1800. Sir, Herewith you will receive a specimen of the Washington city gazette, which I propose to publish daily after the 1st of October next.

by Cist, Charles, 1738-1805.
Published 1800

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To the public : It is a subject of general complaint in the country, that a daily paper from the city, with the postage, is too expensive for men in moderate circumstances; and tha...

Published 1794

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