The iconography of Manhattan Island, 1498-1909 : compiled from original sources and illustrated by photo-intaglio reproductions of important maps, plans, views, and documents in public and private collections . NYHS has Feb. 19, 26; March 5, 19, and April 16, 23, 30, 1809; and Oct. 14, 1810, to April 21, Sunday weekly. THE OCCASIONAL REVERBERATOR 1753 Sept. 7 James Parker Weekly Note: NYPL has Nos. 1-4 (Sept. 7 to Oct. 5), all issued. THE ORACLE AND DAILY ADVERTISER 1808 Jan. I [No. i] LOracle (LEcho du Jour) and Daily J. J. Negrin Daily Advertiser1808 Aug. 16 LOracle and Daily Advertis
The iconography of Manhattan Island, 1498-1909 : compiled from original sources and illustrated by photo-intaglio reproductions of important maps, plans, views, and documents in public and private collections . NYHS has Feb. 19, 26; March 5, 19, and April 16, 23, 30, 1809; and Oct. 14, 1810, to April 21, Sunday weekly. THE OCCASIONAL REVERBERATOR 1753 Sept. 7 James Parker Weekly Note: NYPL has Nos. 1-4 (Sept. 7 to Oct. 5), all issued. THE ORACLE AND DAILY ADVERTISER 1808 Jan. I [No. i] LOracle (LEcho du Jour) and Daily J. J. Negrin Daily Advertiser1808 Aug. 16 LOracle and Daily Advertiser 1808 Sept. 12 The Daily Advertiser Joseph Desnoues Note: English and French. WHS has May 7, 1808; NYHS has from Jan. i, 1808 (No. i), to Sept. 10, andThe Daily Advertiser to Dec. 31, 1808. In 1807, Negrin published this paper in Charleston, S. C. PACKETt 1776 Jan. 4 [No. i] The New York Packet and the Ameri-can Advertiser Samuel Loudon Weekly1776 Oct) I Removed to Fishkill. Cf. LC CheckList of i8th Century Newspapers, p. 82 1783 Nov. 20 Returned to New York Semi-weekly 1784 Nov. II Loudons New-York Packet 1785 May 16 The New-York Packet 1785 Nov. 14 Samuel and John Loudon1789 May 7 Tri-weekly CD Ph o. EARLY NEWSPAPERS—BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DATA \ 427 1789 Oct. I 1791 Feb. 3 1792 Jan. 26 TITLE The New-York PacketDiscontinued PRINTER, ETC. Samuel Loudon FREQUENCY LE PETIT CENSEUR 1805 July 4 [No. i] Le Petit Censeur; Critique et Litteraire Alexis DaudetJournal FranyaisNote: NYHS has Nos. 1-17 (July 4 to Aug. 13, 1805). It ran longer. THE PLEBEIAN i7S4Aug. 14 Hugh Gaine Weekly Tri-weeklv Weekly Note: A political weekly, edited under the pseudonym of Noah Meanwell. Both Hildeburn and Ford wereunable to trace a copy; yet has No. 5, Wednesday, Sept. II, 1754. The date of No. i is known fromGaines announcement of it in the Mercury, of Aug. 12. POSTt 1801 Nov. 16 New-York Evening Post POST-BOYt Michael Burnham 1743 Jan. The New-York Weekly Post-Boy James Parker 1747 Jan. 19 The
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