Courier of New Hampshire, Concord, Saturday, January 2, 1796; Devoted to News and National Politicks, No. 48--Vol. VI

Concord, NH: George Hough, 1796. 28 x 46 cm. This little 18th century paper is almost all dedicated to foreign news. British King's Speech: Text of King's speech in the House of Lords, Thursday, Oct. 29 (1795) expressed great satisfaction conditions have improved this (1795) year. ""In Italy the threatened invasion of the French has been driven back.... also reason to hope that the recent operations of the Austrian Army have checked the progress which they have made on the side of Germany....I have concluded engagements of Defensive Alliance with the two Imperial Courts; and the ratifications of the Treaty of Commerce with the United States of America..."" Report on Affairs of France, Oct. 6 [1795] from Convention: ""CIVIL WAR!"" ""The cry of 'To Arms!' was heard around the National Palace, and instantly all the military and citizens who surrounded it ranged themselves in order of battle....."" ""Great agitation prevailed in the Assembly."" Two hours later, firing abated, help was given to the wounded, and the General in Chief announced that the rebels are everywhere repulsed, and the Republic is triumphant. Federalism of Pennsylvania: Extracts from Governor Mifflin's Speech to the Pennsylvania Legislature, Seven Eighths Federal. Report of Mr. Randolph's Vindication and exchange of correspondence with General Washington. Advertisements for Journeyman Cabinet Makers for Choate & Martin at their shop in Concord; Moses Swett informs the public that he has opened a House of Entertainment on Bosawen Plain, nine miles from Concord, where utmost attention will be paid to travellers. Newspaper, single sheet printed on both sides. Small tears in folds, name ""Timothy Felton"" written on top of page one. Poor. . Catalogs: Newspapers/History.