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21st Congress, 2nd Session: Message from the President of the United States. British establishments on the Columbia, state of the fur trade

by Jackson, Andrew; Eaton, J. H.

Committee on Military Affairs , 1831

ACROSS THE PLAINS IN 1850

by Steele, John, 1832-1905 [author]; Schafer, Joseph, 1867-1941 [editor]; Lindsay, Andrew Jackson, -1895 [illustrator]

Chicago : Printed for The Caxton Club , 1930

ADDRESS OF THE JACKSON STATE CONVENTION TO THE PEOPLE OF MARYLAND, ON THE LATE AND APPROACHING ELECTION OF PRESIDENT

by [Jackson, Andrew]

Baltimore : Printed at the Jackson Press , 1827

ALBANY ARGUS. EXTRA. [ELECTION, 1ST, 2D & 3D DAYS OF NOVEMBER.] REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION. | IN PURSUANCE OF THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE, A CONVENTION OF REPUBLICAN DELEGATES FROM THE SEVERAL COUNTIES OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, WAS HELD AT THE VILLAGE OF HERKIMER, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1830. |

by [Jackson, Andrew]

[Albany 1830

[ALS] Political Letter to Duff Green, Newspaper Publisher, About Andrew Jackson and the Success of the Hickory Clubs

by [Jackson, Andrew] Snowden, William

Pittsburgh, [PA] 1828

APPEALING TO NEWLY INAUGURATED PRESIDENT ANDREW JACKSON FOR HELP WITH HER DIRE ECONOMIC SITUATION, in an autograph letter, signed March 11, 1829, from Union Hotel [Washington, D.C.], addressed to “My Dear General” [with his full name and rank, “Maj Gen Andrew Jackson,” following her closing; Jackson had been sworn into office as President exactly a week earlier]

by Jackson, Andrew] Decatur, Susan (ca. 1776-1860; widow of U.S. naval hero Stephen Decatur)

(Washington, DC) 1829

AUTOGRAPH ENDORSEMENT, initialed as President, written on what looks to be a blank leaf from a letter, in full: “Referred to the acting / Secretary of the Navy - / that he may furnish / a concise synopsis of the / within case, & inform / the president whether / he can, from any precedents in the Dept. / be reappointed, losing / his place on the register / & being placed at the / foot of his class – or will / his former conduct / prevent this, or prevent / his reappointment as / a midshipman. / [signed with initials:]

by JACKSON, Andrew (1767-1845; American military hero of the War of 1812, 7th President of the United States, 1829-1837)

Addresses on the Presentation of the Sword of Gen. Andrew Jackson to the Congress of the United States, February 26, 1855

by (JACKSON, Andrew)

Washington : A.O.P. Nicholson , 1855

Andrew Jackson Rewards the Son of One of His Earliest Political Supporters, Who Was Headed to Florida to Practice Law Both men were duelists who shot their opponents.

by Andrew Jackson

15/03/1826

Andrew Jackson’s Proclamation Responding to Nullification The Proclamation of Andrew Jackson, President To the People of the United States

by ANDREW JACKSON

New York 1/1/1832

Andrew Jackson Dockets a Report from His Nephew on the Hermitage and Middle Tennessee Roads

by ANDREW JACKSON

1837

Andrew Jackson Will See Justice Done Even on repaying his own debts, he meaningfully writes, ""Justice, if not done, will be always accorded by me""

by Andrew Jackson

20/04/1838

Andrew Jackson, Running for President in 1824, Incurs a Debt for Supplies Used at the Hermitage An uncommon document tying Jackson to his famous home

by Andrew Jackson

06/09/1824

Andrew Jackson’s First Inaugural Address in Maryland Newspaper

by ANDREW JACKSON

Baltimore, Maryland : Hezekiah Niles & Son , 1829

Anti-Jackson Broadside in Highly Contested 1828 Presidential Election

by ANDREW JACKSON

1828

Autograph letter signed, to her sister, recounting attending a speech by fugitive slave William Andrew Jackson

by (Jackson, William Andrew) [Swett, Martha Russell]

Bridgeton Centre, [Maine] 1864

A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE EXECUTION OF THE SIX MILITIA MEN!!

by [Jackson, Andrew]

[Philadelphia : John Binns , 1828

Birds of the Pacific Slope (Limited Edition)

by [Arion Press] Grayson, Andrew Jackson; Lois Chambers (biography) S. Dillon Ripley (preface)

San Francisco : Arion Press , 1986

The Body Politic: gay liberation journal; #38, November 1977: Getting On Television: Quentin Crisp...and the rest of us

by The Collective and Quentin Crisp, Rick Bébout, Keith Maillard, Ed Jackson, John Damien, Ferron, Andrew Hodges, Gary Ostrom, et al.

Toronto : The Body Politic Collective/Pink Triangle Press , 1977

Boundary Between Georgia and Florida. [To accompany bill H.R. No. 270]. Message from the president of the United States, transmitting the information required by a resolution of the House of Representatives, of the 19th instant, in relation to the boundary line between the State of Georgia and the Territory of Florida

by JACKSON, Andrew

Washington, D.C. 1831