To the public. As the advantages arising from well executed newspapers appear to be universally acknowledged, it is unnecessary here to descant on their utility to the public, as well as to every individual: the subscribers therefore decline expiating on this subject, and content themselves with offering the following proposals for publishing in Wilmington, Delaware state, the Delaware courant, and weekly advertiser ..

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Author

Adams, James, Jr.

Title

To the public. [microform] : As the advantages arising from well executed newspapers appear to be universally acknowledged, it is unnecessary here to descant on their utility to the public, as well as to every individual: the subscribers therefore decline expiating on this subject, and content themselves with offering the following proposals for publishing in Wilmington, Delaware state, the Delaware courant, and weekly advertiser ...

Published

[Wilmington, Del. : Printed by James Adams, Jun. and Samuel Adams, 1786]

Physical Description

1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 45 x 25 cm.

Notes

Signed: James (Jun.) and Samuel Adams.

"N.B. From the encouragement given us ... we expect to publish the first number of the Delaware courant on Wednesday the 31st of this instant, May. Wilmington, May 17. 1786"

Text in two columns, within an ornamental border.

Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 19449).

Format

Books / Microforms

Language

English

Added to Catalog

June 01, 2002

Series

Early American imprints. First series ; no. 19449.

References

Evans, C. American bibliography, 19449