18th and 19th Century newspapers: New York, 1792-1865

"The Churchman": col. XXIV no. 38 nov. 18, 1854; vol. XXIV no. 49 Feb 3, 1855 "New York Daily Tribune": vol VIII no. 233, Jan. 8, 1849 "New York Evening Post": no. 467, May 18, 1803 "The New York Journal and Patriotic Register": vol. XLVI no. 102, Dec. 22, 1792. includes slave ads. "The New York Mirror: A Weekly Journal, Devoted to Literature and the fine Arts": vol. X no. 4 "The New York Times": vol. XII no. 3665 June 23, 1863; vol. VII no. 1887 Oct. 6, 1857 "The New York Tribune": vol. XVII no. 876, June 26, 1858; vol. XXI no. 6528 Mar. 7, 1862; vol. XXII no. 7168, Mar. 26, 1864; vol. XXIV no. 7470, Mar. 16, 1865; vol. IV no. 1516 Dec. 6, 1859. Topics include Abraham Lincoln, Civil War, Colored troops; slavery and emancipation; 1859 issue covers the execution of John Brown.