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Letter from Johnson to Dawson (Cincinnati, Ohio) discussing the Democrats of Hamilton County. ; https://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/dawson_correspondence/1092/thumbnail.jpg

Letter from Allen (Washington) to Dawson (Cincinnati, Ohio) about the resolutions of Democrats of Hamilton County and the contest for civil liberty. ; https://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/dawson_correspondence/1010/thumbnail.jpg

William Jagger was descended from one of the founders of Southampton. He wrote this pamphlet or essay as part of a series of publicly published pamphlets on national politics. This one is addressed "To The People Of Suffolk, Of All Parties, Who Love The Truth," and it accuses Martin Van Buren's government of lies and political deceit, focusing on Martin Van Buren's statements to Congress along with budgeting, the national bank and international relations.

The introduction.--Characters of Mr. Pitt, and of Lord Bute, and an account of the peace of Paris.--W--k-s.--Consequences of Lord Bute's resignation.--The present administration.--Political hypocrisy.--The national debt.--Of the necessity and expediency of suppressing the American rebellion. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Letter from Jackson (Hermitage) to Dawson (Cincinnati, Ohio) discusses the separation of the treasury from the banks, temporary victory of Federalists, the return of conservatism to the Republican Party, New York elections, Van Buren's recommendations to Congress, and his justification of the use of state banks and the advantages of constitutional legislation. ; https://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/dawson_correspondence/1069/thumbnail.jpg

Letter from Jackson (Hermitage) to Dawson (Cincinnati, Ohio) regarding Jackson's injury on his right arm and shoulder, his effort to block the recharter defeated in the Senate, Pennsylvania report on Biddle's bank, constitutionality of paper credit system, and Dawson's forthcoming public address. ; https://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/dawson_correspondence/1070/thumbnail.jpg

Includes letters from John Henry, employed by Sir James Craig in 1809 to travel to New England to obtain information on the two political parties and public opinion concerning the probability of war with Great Britain. ; Errata--p. 36. ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

[p. 2] ; column 1 ; 5 col. in. ; The Albany Argus reports that about 500 Mormons have passed through Preble County, Ohio on their way to reinforce their brethren in Missouri. Each new Mormon in Missouri will help the locofoco cause in Missouri, as the Mormons all vote the same way. Joseph Smith is classed with other political despots who advocate locofocoism.

BAL 6802. ; First edition. ; The Lloyds.--The Catholic convert.--The silver mine.--Political parties.--A New-Year's story.--Captain Glover's daughter.--The fate of a favourite.--The romance of travelling.--The Thanksgiving of the heart.--The lottery ticket.--An old maid.--Ladies's fairs.--The mode.--The mysterious box. ; Mode of access: Internet.

John Henry was employed by Sir James Craig in 1809 to travel to New England to obtain information on the two political parties and public opinion concerning the probability of war with Great Britain. ; "March 9, 1812. Read and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations . " ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

A Amsterdam ; Toločanov, Arkadij Andreevič (ok. 1830-1897). – pieczęć, XIXw. ; Strona tytułowa czarno-czerwona z datą: MDCCXXIX, poprzedzona miedziorytową ilustracją sygnowaną: "G.F.L. Debrie del. et f.". ; Współczesna nazwa miejsca wydania: Amsterdam - Holandia. ; A Amsterdam ; Toločanov, Arkadij Andreevič, ca 1830-1897 – Seal, 19th century. ; Place of Publication: Amsterdam - Holand.

Martin & Walter IV 2: 3301. ; Continuation of: La chasse aux bêtes puantes et féroces. ; Mode of access: Internet.

A Amsterdam ; Toločanov, Arkadij Andreevič (ok. 1830-1897). – pieczęć, XIXw. ; Strona tytułowa czarno-czerwona z datą: MDCCXXIX, poprzedzona miedziorytową ilustracją sygnowaną: "G.F.L. Debrie del. et f.". ; Współczesna nazwa miejsca wydania: Amsterdam - Holandia. ; A Amsterdam ; Toločanov, Arkadij Andreevič, ca 1830-1897 – Seal, 19th century. ; Place of Publication: Amsterdam - Holand.

Contains the first three of his Four letters to the Earl of Carlisle, published in London, 1779. ; Signatures: A-M⁴, N². ; ESTC ; Contains the first three of his Four letters to the Earl of Carlisle, published in London, 1779. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Appendix: Acts made in England, restraining trade to and from Ireland [etc.]: p. [i]-xxxv. ; Mode of access: Internet.