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7301 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (1433 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. Daily National Intelligencer — 1819-05-15, page 3

   … Chipman, W. Chipman, Esq. and W. Odell, Esq. Commissioners of G. Britain, under the Treaty of Ghent, have arrived at Boston, on their way from New-Brunswick to the Canadian …

   … the globe is within the region of perpetual frost. The whole of the arctic and antarctic regions enjoy the influ ence of a portion of caloric once a year. The summits of …

2. Daily National Intelligencer — 1819-10-22, page 2

   … crust quite through, or by ex pioring the supposed apertures within the arctic and antarctic circles ol the globe. Then you would become one of the most profound theorists …

   … now almost a certainty that the beloved Ferdi nand has set his face against the treaty he must therefore expect some very extraordinary coun tenance from one or more …

   … should refuse to giv( it, would Great Britain take it If he refuse tc ratify the Treaty with us, and we take possession of Florida, will Great Britain take Cuba, whethei …

3. Daily National Intelligencer — 1823-01-28, page 3

   … to be many extraordinary circumstances, or phenomena, pervading the Arctic and Antarctic re gions, which strongly indicate something’ beyond the Polar Circles worthy of …

   … That the President of the United States be requested to inform this House if the treaty concluded with the Choctaw nation of Indians, on the 18th day of October, 1820, …

   … reasons which pre vented the immediate execution of the stipulations of I said treaty, and whether the difficulties have diminished or increased by the delay in its …

4. Daily National Intelligencer — 1823-10-14, page 3

   … lan guage, to the Congress at Ghent, composed of the Commissioners who made the Treaty of Peace. Mr. Hughes was Secretary to the Ghent Com mission, and it is to that …

   … which his subjects, the navigators of the expanse of waters reaching from arctic to antarctic, and from west to east, view the enterprize in which you are all engaged, and which …

5. Daily National Intelligencer — 1825-11-25, page 2

   … of George the third, made for the disposition of the territory acquired by the Treaty ot Peace then lately signed at Pa ris in 1763. This document is stated to have …

   … hand, hopes are given us of the speedy conclusion of an advantageous commercial treaty with Spain, by which our manufactures shall obtain a decided preference over the …

   … announce A V age performed in the years 1822. ’23 ’24 c taining an Examination of the Antarctic Sea the 74th degree of latitude and a Visit to Tt del Fuego, with a particular …

6. Daily National Intelligencer — 1825-11-28, page 3

   … be waiteit for longer than this day, and the conferences on the subject of the Treaty will commence probably to-morrow. It is said that the Government has reason to …

   … course, a satis factory accommodation of the difficulties which gr w out of die late treaty. The distant Members of Congress begin to come in. Having been favored by fine …

   … several barriers ot ice, hitherto insupeiable, he found an open sea within the Antarctic circle. [Corn. Adver. New Brunswick, (N. J.) Nov. 23.—Melan choly.—On Saturday …

7. Daily National Intelligencer — 1826-08-16, page 2

   'CommunttattoH. AMERICAN ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION. An examination of all the attempts hitherto ntade, to ascertain, more …

   … Government, and a confident belief that it will,' according to the 9th article of the treaty of the 9th of August, 1822, between them and the Osa ges, interpose, “by force, …

8. Daily National Intelligencer — 1827-10-31, page 3

   … supplied by the erection of a hotel worthy of the opulence and elegance of that city. Antarctic Expedition. —The exposition given by Mr. Reynolds, a- few evenings since, in the …

   … vania avenue. Inquire Of Oct. 17— 2«w2\vep JONATHAN ELLIOT. Alexandria, Oct. 27. Treaty with the Cherokees. —From a short note in the Hiwassean, it seems that the efforts …

9. Daily National Intelligencer — 1828-01-24, page 3

   … although the question •embraced by this controversy did arise, as stated, out of the Treaty between the United States and Spain, yet, the United States now occupy, as to Georgia …

   … Department, accom panied bya list of the persons entitled to reservations un der the treaty with the. Cherokees, of 27th February, 1819, according to the treaty, and the returns of the Commissioners appointed to superintend the surveying and …

   … terment being to be made at Arlington, in a spot mark ed out by herself. CARD. ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION. MR. REYNOLDS will deliver an address in relation to the above subject …

10. Daily National Intelligencer — 1828-01-26, page 3

    … ground on Monday, the 31st ult. and continued for several days. At this Council, the treaty made by Col McKenney, with the Chiefs, for the purehjise of their remaining strip …

    … hour after sunset. Punctual attendance is required. Jan 26— JAMES C. HAUGHEY, Sec. ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION. MR. REYNOLDS will deliver an address in relation to the above subject …

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