1820-02-07
Complete Alabama appointment notice in column 3, listing the attorney general and five circuit judges. Other State Concerns reports and the rest of the newspaper page are not transcribed.
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A contemporary newspaper notice headed Alabama lists appointments in the newly admitted state. It names Henry Hitchcock, Abner S. Lipscomb, Reuben Saffold, Henry Y. Webb, Richard Ellis and Clement C. Clay. The notice reports appointments; it is not the appointing instrument.
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Download ↓Daily National Intelligencer, 1820-02-07, issue image 2 (printed page number not visible). Selected passage: Alabama state appointments - Daily National Intelligencer, 1820-02-07. Library of Congress, Chronicling America.
Public domain U.S. newspaper published in 1820. Library of Congress Chronicling America source; no modern copyrighted additions included.
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