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CHIEF EXECUTIVE RETURNS FROM WARM SPRINGS. WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 10. LOOKING THE PICTURE OF HEALTH, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TODAY RETURNED FROM A SPRING VACATION AT WARM SPRINGS. BESIDES SECRETARY OF COMMERCE HARRY HOPKINS WHO ACCOMPANIED THE PRESIDENT ON THE TRIP FROM HIS GEORGIA RETREAT, OTHERS AT UNION STATION WERE SECRETARY OF STATE CORDELL HULL AND SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY HENRY MORGENTHAU. LITTLE DIANA HOPKINS, DAUGHTER OF THE SECRETARY OF COMMERCE, IS ALSO IN THE PICTURE

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Basel city hall town hall basel, architecture buildings.

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By the Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Whereas hath been recomended to us as a sober and fit person to keep a house of entertainment; and being requested to grant a license for the same, We do hereby license and al

Letter to the Supreme Executive Council [of Pennsylvania]

Letter to the Supreme Executive Council [of Pennsylvania]

Letter to [George Bryan, Vice President of the Supreme Executive Council?]

Letter to the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania.

Letter to Thomas Wharton, President of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania

Letter to the President and Supreme Executive Council [of Pennsylvania]

Letter to the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania.

Letter to Thomas Wharton, President, and the members of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, Lancaster

Letter to the Secretary of State or in case of his not being in the Ex. Office, Mr G. O. Dick, Esq, Executive Office, Cahawba [Ala.]

Letter to the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania

Letter to the Secretary of State or in case of his not being in the Ex. Office, Mr G. O. Dick, Esq, Executive Office, Cahawba [Ala.]

Letter to the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania.

Letter to the Secretary of State or in case of his not being in the Ex. Office, Mr G. O. Dick, Esq, Executive Office, Cahawba [Ala.]

Letter to [Benjamin Franklin, President of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania?]

Letter to [Benjamin Franklin, President of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania?]

Letter to the Executive Council of Pennsylvania

Letter to the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania.

Letter to Thomas Wharton, President, and the members of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, Lancaster

Letter to the President and Supreme Executive Council [of Pennsylvania]

By the Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, a proclamation. The time is at length come, in which the fate of ourselves, our wives, children and posterity must be speedily determined, General Howe, at the Head of a Briti

By the Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, a proclamation. The time is at length come, in which the fate of ourselves, our wives, children and posterity must be speedily determined, General Howe, at the Head of a Briti

Georgia. House of Assembly, 15th July 1783. Ordered that his honour the Governor and council be recommended and requested to transmit to the executive and legislative powers or departments, in every state in the United States, a list of persons

Pennsylvania ss. By the President and the Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Whereas by the report of the wardens of the port of Philadelphia to us made, it appear, that "some evil disposed persons have lately removed

Pennsylvania ss. By the President and the Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. A proclamation [Offering a reward of three hundred pounds for the apprehension of the three persons who robbed Thomas Leaming of a sum of mo

In the House of Delegates, the 25th of December, 1788. Resolved, that the Executive be authorized and directed to take the earliest and most effectual measures for procuring all such vouchers and documents as may be necessary or useful in foundi

In the House of Delegates. December 15, 1789. Resolved, that the Executive be requested to take the most effectual means in their power to prevent the employment of unnecessary guards over the prisoners ... and to enforce upon the courts of the

... An act for establishing an executive department, to be denominated the Department of Foreign Affairs ... Approved July 27, 1789 ... [New York, Childs and Swaine, 1789].

An act to establish an Executive department to be dominated the Department of war ... 1789, June 27. Read the third time and passed the House of representatives. New York: Printed by Thomas Greenleaf, [1789] [Positive Photostat.].

Congress of the United States, begun and held at the City of New-York, on Wednesday the fourth of March, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine. An act for establishing the salaries of the executive officers of government, with their assista

... An act supplemental to the act for establishing the salaries of the executive officers of government with their assistants and clerks. [New York, Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1790].

... An act in addition to an act, intituled "An act for establishing the salaries of the executive officers of government, with their assistants and clerks. [Philadelphia: Printed by Francis Childs and John Swaine, 1791.].

List of pensioners continued by the Honourable the executive for the year 1792, to be paid out of the revenue to be collected for that year. [Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, 1793].

George Washington to Provisory Executive Council of France, May 24, 1793, in Thomas Jefferson's Hand

Thomas Jefferson to Provisory Executive Council of France, May 1793

List of pensioners continued by the Honorable the executive for the year 1793, to be paid out of the revenues to be collected for that year. [Richmond: Printed by Augustine Davis, 1794].

In Council. January the 16th, 1797. Gentlemen, The Executive deem it essentially necessary that an accurate state of the commission of the peace in each County, should be known to them, in order that they may judge of the propriety of adding to

List of pensioners continued by the Honourable the Executive, for the year 1799. to be paid out of the revenue for that year. [ 27 pensioners and allowances] Samuel Shepard, Auditor. Auditor's-Office, 7th January, 1800. [Richmond 1800].

Is the war a failure? ... Published by the National Union Executive Committee, Astor House, New York.

Proclamation. Executive office. Columbus, Ohio, July 3, 1862. Fellow-citizens. Another appeal to your patriotism has become necessary. The enemies of our government, now assembled at Richmond in hostile array, largely outnumbered any disposable

State of New Hampshire. By the Governor. A proclamation. It has been customary for the citizens of this state, at the recommendation of the supreme executive authority, to set apart a certain day near the close of the year for the purpose of pub

Circular to County Courts. Richmond, January 16, 1806. Gentlemen. The numerous changes which the lapse of a new years has necessarily created, render it impossible for the executive, from any documents in their possession, to ascertain the prese

A map of Lewis and Clark's track, across the western portion of North America from the Mississippi to the Pacific Ocean : by order of the executive of the United States in 1804, 5 & 6 /

A map of Lewis and Clark's track across the western portion of North America, from the Mississippi to the Pacific Ocean : by order of the executive of the United States in 1804, 5 & 6 /

Executive mercy/Marcy and the Bambers

An attack on New York governor William L. Marcy's controversial decision to surrender Irish fugitives John Bamber, Sr., and his son James to the British consul after their detention in New York. The Bambers, wa... more

To the freemen of Rhode-Island. The Executive Committee, appointed by the Liberal convention in July last, for certain reasons, have not till now thought proper to publish their ticker for representatives to the next Congress. We have now the ho

Special message of the governor, to the Senate and House of representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. and to the members thereof ... David R. Porter. Executive Chamber April 16, 1840. Holbrook, Henlock & Bratton, printers.

Granny Harrison delivering the country of the executive Federalist

A satire on the Van Buren administration challenged by Whig presidential candidate William Henry Harrison. Harrison, dressed as a woman, tries to remove Van Buren from his throne with a midwife's forceps. Van... more

Specimen of index to reports of committees & executive documents, from the first to the thirtieth Congress inclusive. Navy ... The above outline of my plan for an index to the Congressional documents contemplated and proposed in my memorial to b

By the President of the United States. It has pleased Divine Providence to call hence a great and patriotic citizen. John Quincy Adams is no more ... I direct that all the Executive offices at Washington be placed in mourning, and that all busin

Bigler, William. Executive Chamber - Harrisburg. To Charles Brown

Bigler, William. Executive Chamber - Harrisburg. To Charles Brown

Astounding developments! Let all Americans judge for themselves! The American party sold to Buchanan! Address of the Republican state executive committee. To the people of Pennsylvania ... Philadelphia, Oct. 20, 1856.

To the voters of Boston! Resolutions adopted at a meeting of the Peoples' Union, December 10. 1858 ... Per order of the Executive Committee.

Executive chamber, Montpelier, Vt.

Executive Mansion Front View.

Executive chamber, Montpelier, Vt.

Executive chamber, Montpelier, Vt.

Executive chamber, Montpelier, Vt.

Executive Mansion Front View.

Executive Mansion, N. front

Memoranda as to the liability of British subjects to perform military duty ... U. S. Senate. Executive documents No. 38. 36th Congress, 1st session. [1859].

The cost of a rebel peace. Plain words for working-men ... New York. Printed for the Union Executive Congressional committee by John A. Gray & Green [186-?].

Maryland Republican Party Executive Committee, Thursday, July 19, 1860 (Printed; Circular Letter)

Lloyd's official map of the state of Virginia from actual surveys by order of the Executive 1828 & 1859.

Indicates drainage, relief by hachures, state and county boundaries, roads, distances, place names, mills, factories, "places remarkable for military incidents," and the railroad network.

Cleveland Executive Committee, Tuesday, February 05, 1861 (Resolution inviting Lincoln)

Horace Binney Jr. : Chairman of the Executive Committee of Philadelphia Associates. U.S. Sanitary Commission. Philadelphia Office.

Horace Binney Jr. : Chairman of the Executive Committee of Philadelphia Associates. U.S. Sanitary Commission. Philadelphia Office.

To the Governors and executive councils of the states of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee, and the President of the C. S. A. Gentlemen:- I have the pleasure

Abraham Lincoln, Friday, November 21, 1862 (Executive Order on Export of Arms and Ammunition)

Proclamation. State of Minnesota. Executive office, Saint Paul, July 10th, 1862. To the people of Minnesota. The President of the United States has, at the solicitation of the Governors of the loyal states called upon the nation for a large incr

Lloyd's official map of the state of Virginia from actual surveys by order of the executive, 1828 & 1859 /

Lloyd's official map of the state of Virginia : from actual surveys by order of the Executive 1828 & 1859 /

Appeal to the people of Tennessee ... Andrew Johnson. Executive office. Nashville, March 18th 1862.

The true guide on the situation. Executive mansion. Washington, November 27, 1862. Hon. Geo. F. Shepley, Military governor of Louisiana. Dear Sir: Dr. Kennedy, bearer of this, has some apprenhension that Federal officers, not citizens of Louisia

The attention of every voter is called to the subjoined extract from a circular of the Republican State Executive committee. "We trust that it is unnecessary that we should impress upon our friends everywhere the importance of bring out the enti

To all voters who love their country better than party ... By order of the City Executive committee of the National Union Party. Philadelphia 1862.

Proclamation. Executive office. Nashville, Tenn., May 9, 1862. Whereas certain persons, unfriendly and hostile to the government of the United States, have banded themselves together.. and are now going at large ... plundering Union citizens whe

Who shall be vice-president? Shall he be a loyal or a disloyal man? ... Andrew Johnson. New York. Published by the National union executive committee, Astor House. [1863].

Lloyd's official map of the State of Virginia from actual surveys by order of the Executive, 1828 & 1859

In Executive committee December 3, 1863. [Minutes] [New York, 1863].

Abraham Lincoln, Friday, September 04, 1863 (Executive Order concerning export of arms)

... The following resolution, passed at a meeting of the Executive Committee, held March 31, 1864, was ordered to be communicated to the Chairman of each committee. Resolved, that all committees may exhibit for sale, at their allotted tables, an

The two roads to peace! How shall we end the rebellion - shall we coax it, or crush it? ... The Chicago platform .... The Baltimore platform .... Published by the National Union Executive Committee, Astor House, New York. [1864].

State of New-Hampshire. Executive Department. A proclamation, by His Excellency the Governor. [Concord, 1864].

Executive order. I Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, having seen and considered the Additional Regulation of Trade prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury, and numbered LVII, do hereby approve the same.

Executive mansion. Washington, D. C., Dec. 2, 1864. Major General Banks. I know you are dissatisfied, which pains me very much; but I wish not to be argued with further ... I have told you why I cannot order Gen. Canby from the Department of the

Who shall be vice-president? Shall he be a loyal or a disloyal man? ... Published by the National Union Executive Committee, Astor House, New York [1864].

Presidential campaign of 1864. Union Congressional Executive Committee.

How the war commenced, and how near it is ended ... Published by the National union executive committtee, Astor House. New York [1864].

The two roads to peace! How shall we end the rebellion - Shall we coax it, or crush it ... New York Published by the National Union executive committee. [1864].

What Jeff Davis thinks of the war. Published by the National Union executive committee. New York [1864].

... Dear Sir.-The Union State Executive Committee, respectfully, but earnestly, claim your energetic co-operation in the present contest ... Trenton. N. J. Oct. 23d, 1865.