List of Articles from PA: Philadelphia: Federal Gazette

• Article ID: 1    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: April 10, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: A.B.
  Remarks: "The HRUS...to its object."
  

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• Article ID: 13    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Address from the United States to Rhode-Island
  Publication info:
     Date: January 1, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "On this propitious day...give us yours." (signed by the 12 states of the Union--good stuff)
  

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• Article ID: 23    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 30, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: An American
  Remarks: "In one of...stream of tears."
  

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• Article ID: 27    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: June 14, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: (An) American Citizen
  Remarks: "Confident that the public...applied to a lady."
  

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• Article ID: 33    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 16, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Another Citizen of Philadelphia
  Remarks: "I have seen in your two...declaration of Congress"
  Other: responds to 70

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• Article ID: 33    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 16, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Another Citizen of Philadelphia
  Remarks: "I have seen in your two...declaration of Congress"
  Other: responds to 994

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• Article ID: 70    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 13, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: [A] Citizen of Philadelphia
  Remarks: "Some writer in the...dreaded and deprecated."
  Other: responds to 810

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• Article ID: 74    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: To the People of State of Rhode-Island and Providence Plantation
  Publication info:
     Date: April 6, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: [A] Citizen of United America
  Remarks: "Every prudent man...your serious attention."
  

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• Article ID: 75    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: To the People of State of Rhode-Island and Providence Plantation
  Publication info:
     Date: April 12, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: [A] Citizen of United America
  Remarks: "In our last paper...our political family."`
  

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• Article ID: 76    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: April 8, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: [A] Citizen of the United States
  Remarks: "The mind that is capable...safety and hapiness."
  

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• Article ID: 215
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date:
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Humanity
  Remarks: "By accident...unfortunate men." ("It is hoped the Secretary of War will not think this subject beneath his immediate attention. E)
  

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• Article ID: 218    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 11, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Impartialis
  Remarks: "As the plan...the real meat."
  

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• Article ID: 291    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: April 1, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Modestus
  Remarks: "The Honourable...Millar's work."
  

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• Article ID: 345    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Extract of a letter from a gentleman of distinction in Paris
  Publication info:
     Date: March 13, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "A word about...of success."
  

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• Article ID: 362    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: To The Citizens of The US
  Publication info:
     Date: April 5, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Prudens
  Remarks: "The time...embrace them."
  

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• Article ID: 424    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 18, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Squib
  Remarks: ("Dialogue between Cent per Cent and Spec.-two Brokers) "Good morning...over 0."
  

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• Article ID: 435    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: To all the printers of News-Papers in the US
  Publication info:
     Date:
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Thou Shalt Not Kill
  Remarks: "In return..new government." (re: reports of sucides in newspapers give foreigners the idea that Amerians are killing themselves for relief from the new govt.)
  

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• Article ID: 436    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date:
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Last week...and vital blood." (re: people are not killing themselves over federal government)
  Other: responds to 435

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• Article ID: 451
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 6, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Z
  Remarks: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
  

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• Article ID: 477    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 20, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: [A] Citizen of Philadelphia
  Remarks: "A writer in your paper...that of others."
  Other: responds to 33

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• Article ID: 493    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 6, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Z
  Remarks: "I have seen..satisfaction and good order."
  

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• Article ID: 516
  Session: second
  Title: Address to Britain and America
  Publication info:
     Date:
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "When rival nations...discord is no more." (poem)
  

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• Article ID: 522    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: April 20, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Agriculture is the most ancient...supply it in time."
  

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• Article ID: 560    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: From A Correspondent
  Publication info:
     Date: May 11, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The common objection to paying the whole of the public debt...to 6/8."
  

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• Article ID: 585    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: A Card
  Publication info:
     Date: April 26, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "A Distressed officer...poor house."
  

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• Article ID: 591    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 23, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Every friend..honesty and justice."
  

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• Article ID: 597    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: April 10, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Every person..its corner stone."
  

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• Article ID: 611    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Extract of a letter from Cooper's-town, on the Eastern Branch of the Susquehanna
  Publication info:
     Date: April 8, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The season has...no other work."
  

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• Article ID: 633    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Hints relative to the Office of Inspector, in the Department of Customs
  Publication info:
     Date: February 1, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: A Well Wisher to the Revenue
  Remarks: "As the Revenue arising by the impost...gainers by the measure."
  

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• Article ID: 658
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: June 9, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "In order that our readers..of Europe."
  

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• Article ID: 666    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: August 7, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "It has been often been said...on each question?"
  

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• Article ID: 673
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: June 25, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "It is because..the natives of Pennsylvania."
  

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• Article ID: 686    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 23, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "It is worthy of observation...equal rights of man."
  

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• Article ID: 692
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 19, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "It remains to be decided...each of them."
  

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• Article ID: 693    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: April 7, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "It seems of late...population of our country."
  

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• Article ID: 732    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 16, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Much has been written...a public blessing."
  

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• Article ID: 734    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: August 16, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "This day the Editor...murmurings of any part...Congress...to be discountenanced."
  

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• Article ID: 741    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: June 3, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The New-York paragraph writers...rival city."
  Other: responds to 954

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• Article ID: 747
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 26, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Notwithstanding...countries." (PA positive press for Sof G) (original piece says "exportation" not "importation"
  

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• Article ID: 748    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: May 22, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Notwithstanding all the declarations...detestible vice."
  

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• Article ID: 761
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: May 22, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Our country can never expect to flourish...putting a stop to the dangerous and detestable vile."
  

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• Article ID: 771    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Description of the Patomack
  Publication info:
     Date: February 23, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The Potowmack obtains...Liberty of America." (last para. paints Washington as the embodement of God, a deity of liberty created to lead the United States to the promised land of perfection) (great stuff!!)
  

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• Article ID: 781    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 21, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Another Citizen of Philadelphia
  Remarks: "I have just seen...now contributing
  Other: responds to 477

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• Article ID: 791    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: August 14, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The representatives of this state...acknowledge it."
  

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• Article ID: 792    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: July 12, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The residence of Congress...rulers of our country."
  

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• Article ID: 802    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 26, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The Editor of the Federal Gazette...detrimental to another."
  

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• Article ID: 806    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 21, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The soldiers of the late American army...amply rewarded."
  

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• Article ID: 810    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 12, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Soon after the termination of the late war...an effectual remedy."
  

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• Article ID: 824
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 6, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "There is nothing that would tend to bind...internal trade." (Congress should have the power to "declare where canals should be cut" for communication purposes) (Note: Same piece appears 25 August, 1790 under G-Town 18 Aug. dateline in NYDG)
  

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• Article ID: 844    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 17, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The topic of public debts...differ considerably."
  

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• Article ID: 859
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 25, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "We are happy...1107 New-York."
  

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• Article ID: 886
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: July 2, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "On the question of temporary residence...of the union."
  

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• Article ID: 896    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 31, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "It is allowed, that Woman-kind belong...therefore are included in...the American Bill of Rights"
  

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• Article ID: 911    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 13, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "A correspondent has furnished...and steel."
  

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• Article ID: 927    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: June 24, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "A correspondent takes the liberty...nominal value."
  

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• Article ID: 931    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: July 3, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "A correspondent who has heard it remarked...in both houses."
  

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• Article ID: 962    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 16, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "A correspondent observes, that a petition...justice and national policy."
  

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• Article ID: 967
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: July 26, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: [A] Citizen
  Remarks: "The Corporation of this city...truly ridiculous." (reprints of this piece outside of Phila. are excerpted and abridged)
  

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• Article ID: 973    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: From a Correspondent
  Publication info:
     Date: February 18, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The idea of funding...their other debts."
  

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• Article ID: 994    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 14, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: A Real Patriot
  Remarks: "The pamphlet lately written...following propositions." ("A Real Patriot" submists extracts from the pamphlet "A Plea For Poor Soldiers" published at Philadelphia)
  

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• Article ID: 1050    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: An Account of the Funding System of Pennsylvania, addressed to the Congress of the United States
  Publication info:
     Date: January 25, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: [A] Citizen of Pennsylvania
  Remarks: "Immediately after the peace...subject of another paper." (The editors believe this piece was written by William Maclay and sent to Benjamin Rush on 16 Jan., 1790)
  

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• Article ID: 1103    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 23, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Historicus
  Remarks: Reading last night in your...have a similar conclusion." (re:Benjamin Franklin's satire on slavery's defenders in Congress)
  

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• Article ID: 1106    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Extract of a letter from London
  Publication info:
     Date: June 8, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "In the important business...sign of joy." (Also reprinted in Phila., 8 June--find this reprint) (see Mar. 90 cabinent for folder)
  

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• Article ID: 1131    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: April 7, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The debates of Congress, says a correspondent...attempt them in full?"
  

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• Article ID: 1156    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Extract of a letter from London
  Publication info:
     Date: May 27, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "I am exceedingly rejoiced...promote her interests." (re: God's on our side)
  

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• Article ID: 1185    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Extract of a letter from New-York
  Publication info:
     Date: June 17, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The dispute about...our country."
  

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• Article ID: 1210    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Extract of a letter from New-York
  Publication info:
     Date: July 12, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The residence bill is now...of you best friends."
  

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• Article ID: 1211    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: Extract of a letter from New-York
  Publication info:
     Date: July 14, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The residence bill passed...Congress on the Deleware."
  

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• Article ID: 1235    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: July 20, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Whatever has a tendency...patriotism of that city." (written by the Editor of the Federal Gazette, Andrew Brown)
  

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• Article ID: 1247    PDF
  Session: second
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: July 31, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: X
  Remarks: "Although it must be considered...of our President." (re: calls for Presidential veto of Bloodworth's motion to suspend the removal of Congress to Philadelphia)
  

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• Article ID: 1263    PDF
  Session: second
  Title: A Correspondent
  Publication info:
     Date: August 16, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: [A] Friend to two Branches of the Legislature
  Remarks: "Who read a rhapsodical...pertinacity of ignorance."
  

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• Article ID: 1358
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 17, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The late Resolution of the Assembly of Virginia...opposition to the law."
  

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• Article ID: 1365
  Session: third
  Title: Senate of Pennsylvania
  Publication info:
     Date: January 29, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "This forenoon the Senate...publick happiness." (check words, CC says "....publick happiness")
  

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• Article ID: 1367
  Session: third
  Title: Extract of a letter from a gentleman in the country to his friend in Phila
  Publication info:
     Date: February 2, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "I am pleased...to navigate."
  

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• Article ID: 1370
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 7, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The manner in which...conduct consistent."
  

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• Article ID: 1375
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 24, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The ensuing session of Congress...competent attention." [MD Journal/MASS SPY/NHR says November 24, NJ journal says 11/20])
  

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• Article ID: 1376
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 20, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The resolution of the Virginia...universal contempt." [MASS SPY SAYS NOV 24]
  

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• Article ID: 1387
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 15, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The tranquility of the United States...respect to the subject under debate."
  

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• Article ID: 1392
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 19, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "While our unfortunate...annals of America."
  

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• Article ID: 1402
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 16, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The time of the dissolution...of their predecessors." (MD Journal says Feb 19) [Spy says Feb 21] [NYDA, NYDG says feb 16 and "proceedings."
  

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• Article ID: 1491
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 10, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "A correspondent observes...future paragraphs."
  

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• Article ID: 1506
  Session: third
  Title: Patriotism, An Ode
  Publication info:
     Date: November 1, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Yet Patriots, listen to my strain...empire in the west!"
  

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• Article ID: 1511
  Session: third
  Title: Stanzas on the Arrival of Congress in Philadelphia
  Publication info:
     Date: December 1, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Welcome, ye former warriors...our president in peace!"
  

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• Article ID: 1513
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: December 22, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Congress is now deeply immersed...their deliberation."
  

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• Article ID: 1514
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: December 22, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The fluctuation of our councils...all depend."
  

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• Article ID: 1546
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 19, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The following extract is rendered...equally of its advantages."
  

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• Article ID: 1586
  Session: third
  Title: Extract
  Publication info:
     Date: November 17, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Philosophy cannot propose, nor can imagination conceive...Is not Adams our guide?--and is not Washington our Chief?"
  

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• Article ID: 1611
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 27, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "While the government of the United States...the legislature of the Union."
  

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• Article ID: 1622
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 16, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The first Congress under the new Constitution, may be called...attention to Business, And Public confidence."
  

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• Article ID: 1624
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 1, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The lapse of time, the secession of the years...hundred and ninety."
  

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• Article ID: 1645
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: December 17, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "It is with great pleasure we inform the public...who fill public stations."
  

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• Article ID: 1663
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 4, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "A specimen of American ingenuity...to increase the real wealth of the country."
  

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• Article ID: 1728
  Session: third
  Title: Sonnet to Thalia, On the return of the comedians to Phila., Nov. 1790
  Publication info:
     Date:
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Welcome, thrice welcome...bright flowers bloom."
  

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• Article ID: 1763
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: December 16, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: W.
  Remarks: "Official accounts of General Harmar's expedition have at length been published...circumstantial account of General Harmar's expedition."
  

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• Article ID: 1768
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 15, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Throughout the operations of nature...hostilities from abroad."
  

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• Article ID: 1769
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 20, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "When it became essentially necessary to our existence...the boundaries of freedom."
  

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• Article ID: 1792
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 18, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "What a spring to the genius...future paper."
  

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• Article ID: 1793
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 23, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "It would appear...of the Union."
  

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• Article ID: 1794
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 25, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Successful in war, but failed in the arts...not hope for?"
  

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• Article ID: 1795
  Session: third
  Title: Extract of a letter from New York
  Publication info:
     Date: November 25, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "It seems...return of liberality."
  

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• Article ID: 1796
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: November 27, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "It has been remarked...this great event!"
  

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• Article ID: 1797
  Session: third
  Title: On the Arrival of the Pres. Of the U.S. in Phila., Nov. 27, 1790
  Publication info:
     Date: November 27, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "When Rome her haughty legions...her empire here."
  

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• Article ID: 1800
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: December 15, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "It is strange...of defamation."
  

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• Article ID: 1802
  Session: third
  Title: Letter from Ohio, Dec. 8
  Publication info:
     Date: December 29, 1790
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Our militia...desultory exertions."
  

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• Article ID: 1803
  Session: third
  Title: To the Editor of the Federal Gazette
  Publication info:
     Date: January 3, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: A Citizen of the United States
  Remarks: "In my former address...corps of an army."
  

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• Article ID: 1804
  Session: third
  Title: National Bank
  Publication info:
     Date: January 8, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Some observations...debts of all the states."
  

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• Article ID: 1805
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 8, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Easy Yet Firm
  Remarks: "In your Gazette of Saturday...ignorance or cowardice."
  

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• Article ID: 1806
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: January 22, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "There was a time...could have been expected."
  

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• Article ID: 1807
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 1, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "As the Federal Gazette has not conveyed...Senators in Congress."
  

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• Article ID: 1808
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 12, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: Easy Yet Firm
  Remarks: "The address...halloo murder."
  

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• Article ID: 1809
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 14, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "In every transaction...this morning."
  

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• Article ID: 1810
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 15, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: A Federalist
  Remarks: "Attend to the conduct...of life."
  

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• Article ID: 1811
  Session: third
  Title: Ode, for the Birthday of the President
  Publication info:
     Date: February 26, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Americans rejoice...Huzza! Huzza!"
  

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• Article ID: 1812
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: February 28, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "Patriots, Fathers of America...hunger or cold."
  

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• Article ID: 1813
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 1, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The happy consequences...of the state."
  

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• Article ID: 1814
  Session: third
  Title: Ode on the Dissolution of the First Congress
  Publication info:
     Date: March 2, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "False glory...toils renew."
  

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• Article ID: 1815
  Session: third
  Title: Stanzas on the happy prospects afforded to America
  Publication info:
     Date: March 4, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "When victory each patriot...wisdom crow'd."
  

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• Article ID: 1816
  Session: third
  Title:
  Publication info:
     Date: March 10, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed: A Lover of Justice
  Remarks: "In your paper of...before you execute."
  

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• Article ID: 1817
  Session: third
  Title: Letter from Nova Scotia, Feb. 25 1791
  Publication info:
     Date: March 11, 1791
     Place: Philadelphia, PA
     Newspaper: Federal Gazette
  Signed:
  Remarks: "The dismal prospect...among them."
  

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