National Intelligencer Newspaper Abstracts, 1811-1813

Covering three years of information, this third volume in the series contains more abstracts from Daily National Intelligencer (formerly The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser), the first newspaper printed in Washington, D.C. Entries include advertisements, appointments by the president, deaths, legal notices, insolvent debtors, marriages, miscellaneous notices, letters in the post office, tax lists, military promotions, court cases, deaths by accident, postmaster appointments and opening of new post offices, impressed seamen lists, jurors, prisoners of war, skirmishes, House of Representatives petitions and many others. The abstracts are a great aid to finding locations, ages or relationships of people in the Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC areas. People in the news of all locales are included. Items or events which might be a clue as to the location, age or relationship of an individual have been copied. The author has organized the material by year and date to make finding specific days easier. A surname and land tract index and a list of abbreviations are also included. Newspapers.