1801 Newspaper Adams Jefferson Congress Ships America

1801 Newspaper Adams Jefferson Congress Ships America Columbian Centinel Boston

The ‘Columbian Centinel’ was an early American newspaper that, according to Frederic Hudson, was “the most influential and enterprising paper in Massachusetts after the Revolution.” In this April 1801 issue Russell includes information on:

Second Session of the Sixth Congress from Theodore Sedgewick, Thomas Jefferson (Vice President), and John Adams (President)

Appointment and removal of Government Officials by Jefferson

Naval Ships to be made in Washington

Ships about to set sail if persons are needing passage or work

Different food and miscellaneous items for sale

News from London that the British King was recovering his health

Homes and Farms for sale

Item number: #9439

Price: $350

RUSSELL, Benjamin

Columbian Centinel

Boston: Benjamin Russell, in State-Street, April 18, 1801. / No. 1782

Details:

Language: English

Size: ~20in X 12.5in (51cm x 32cm)

Very rare

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Condition Report: Excellent.