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1812 Aug. 21
Head Quarters, Lewiston. To Henry Dearborn. Concerns the Armistice. The relief of General Hull was a primary object.
The treaty, and its ratification.
Proclamation [by] James Madison, President of the United States.--Treaty of peace & amity between His Brittannic Majesty and the United States of America.
Message from the President of the U. States : recommending an immediate declaration of war against Great Britain.
Cover title.
General order.
At head of title : Cincinnati, April 7, 1813.
1809 June 2
Albany. To John Trumball. On President Madison
An exact and authentic narrative of the events which took place in Baltimore, on the 27th and 28th of July last. Carefully collected from some of the sufferers and eyewitnesses. To which is added a narrative of Mr. John Thomson, one of the unfortunate sufferers, &C. ---
Following t.p. is a deposition sworn to by Peregrine Warfield, Alexander C. Hanson and others, survivors of the massacre, testifying to the accuracy of the narrative.
The principles and maxims on which the security and happiness of a republic depend : a sermon, delivered before the governor, the lieutenant-governor, the Council and the two Houses composing the legislature of the commonwealth of Massachusetts, May 29, 1811, being the day of general election /
Printed by order of the Massachusetts Senate.
Notice.
Caption title.
General order : to the Tennessee Volunteer Company, Nashville, April 17, 1815.
Text within ornamental border.
Battle of New Orleans
Hand-colored
1814 Sept. 26
Washington City. To Harmanus Bleecker, Albany, New York. Describes the panic in Washington upon hearing of the proposal to remove the capital to the interior.
1810 July 5
Washington, D.C. To William Pinkney, London. Instructing him to present a formal communication of British government urging annulment of blockade.