Newspaper results for ("know nothing" AND party) OR "know nothings" OR "American party"

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274562 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (28068 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1780-04-03, page 2

   … admiral has entirely defeated the English Squadron Under Admiral Arbuthnot, But we know nothing certain of the Expedition of the French iqualron on the continent of America. Pan …

   … Ismael Be, and Haffan Bey Jedahoui, driven from Cario by the Beysof the opposite party, have hi therto made many fruitlefs endeavours to re gain their power-—Happily …

   … impracticable, both detach ments returned to ZabriSkie's Mills, where being joined by the party left at Hackinlack, which had taken several prisoners, the troops retired by kiw …

2. The New-York Gazette, and the Weekly Mercury — 1780-09-25, page 1

   … their posts, had 1 been able to march on. Poikbly lam cen sured by those that do know nothing about the matter, for not having puihed on. 1 knew it was not to be done without …

   … division of them confiding of one hundred and fifty continen tal-;, escorted by a party ofthe 63d regiment, were met by Colonel Marion, with one hun dred and fifty or …

   … two hundred militia. Our party were made prisoners, and those they were conducting were rescued, but it was an …

3. The Daily Advertiser — 1787-10-31, page 2

   … battalion, went out upon the line upon the Appalachi, with a small re connoitering party of eight, and that, a lit tle above rhe Big Shoals, they were firfl difeovered …

   … had time to divide and lie down on either fide of an c;d trail, and fired on the party as they were going to pass That Col. Barber was wounded in both hands, his bridle …

   … ver the force of the Indians at present on our borders. Col. Barber thinks th< party of Indians who attacked him confiiled of about 40. We are Informed from Greene …

4. The Daily Advertiser — 1787-12-11, page 2

   … vhichYs a most excsHentdifcovery, Because it will larum and terriiy a great many who know nothing about politics, and ftrengtn en the true cause. Squire Sour Crout fays, that there …

   … always rejoice and laughs them to scorn. We think it is the work of some of the party of that little D—-I who de serves to be hanged for £gnings and that a lone too, …

5. The Daily Advertiser — 1788-01-10, page 2

   … Richmond, dated the 4th Dec. fays, Yesterday evening, a little after sun-set, a party of Indians came to the house of Mr. Weft, in this county, and killed the old man …

   … of the State, in which a poll tax may become an inestimable resource. And as I know nothing to exempt this por-> tion of the globe from the common calami ties that have befallen …

6. The Daily Advertiser — 1788-07-28, page 2

   … the arrival of our Governor, many fondly annexed the idea of a termination to ail party disputes in this Colony. As a meaftire that would have led to the accomplifliment …

   … Let that determination-, however, be what it may, the Assembly still exists, and party spirit diftrafts the Colony as much as ever. People at a distance from a place …

   … ways remarkable for vigi lance. Some there are who do ndt hesitate to fay^ ‘that party disputes have, in no fmall.degree, contribu ted to the profperlty of the Bahama …

7. The Daily Advertiser — 1788-08-15, page 2

   … dijcience without fur tbei tioulfie or appeal 5 for, to their praise be it spoken, they know nothing of the chicanery of the law, which though with.us the.price of liberty, in a great …

   … Peace 6. His molt Cbriftian Majesty, and the friendly Powers of Europe. 7. May Party Spirit, cease, and all daffies unite to fmoak the Calumet. of Peace. 8- May Wisdom …

8. Gazette of the United-States — 1790-12-22, page 4

   … forbids this prattice in future, and the guards will be an fwcrable to prevent it. No party is to go beyond the line of cen tinels, without a commiflioned officer, who, if …

   … and wigwam in this village, together with all the corn &c which he can colle#. A party of 100 men (militia) properly officered, under thecom mand of Col. Ha»din, is to …

   … know in time evening of thegood con duct of Brigade-Major Orfby, in raljying a party of the militia and firing upon the savages; whereby he destroyed several of them …

9. Gazette of the United-States — 1792-01-28, page 3

   … was legislating on improper princi ples, or rather no principles whatever; for we know nothing about those contrails. On the question being put, theprovifo andpro pofition were …

   … tention. Allured by the desire of gain, and prompted, perhaps, by chagrin, the party which was the rival of the present Bridge, in the fiilt application, have come …

10. Gazette of the United-States — 1792-08-01, page 3

    … The Governor and State of Maryland. 4. The Congiefs of the United States. May all party and local views, inconsistent with the good of our common country, be forever banithed …

    … follow—Not to wow that the people of the United States are perfectly free, is to know nothing—it indicates, a dark ness of mind, and a want of intelligence that would incapacitate …

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