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Lot of 7. Madison, James. Message from the President of the United States, Transmitting a Report of the Secretary of State, Prepared in Obedience to a Resolution, Requesting Information of What Steps Have Been Taken by the Executive Department, to Obtain for Citizens of the United States, REsiding on the Tombigbee and Alabama Rivers, the Free Navigation of the Mobile; and also, What Amount of Duty is Demanded by the Spanish Government, on Articles of the Growth or Manufacture of the United States. Washington (DC): Roger C. Weightman, printer, Feb. 9, 1810. 12mo, disbound, 4pp. Papers Relative to the Ship Jane, Accompanying a Message From the President of the United States... Washington (DC): A. & G. Way, printers, Feb. 21, 1810. 12mo, disbound, 7pp and 3 foldout sheets. Madison, James. Message of the President of the U. States, Transmitting a Letter from the Charge d'Affaires of the United States at Paris, to the Secretary of State; and another from the Same to the French Minister of Foreign Relations: Also Two Letters from the Agent of the American Consul at Bordeaux, to the Secretary of State. Washington (DC): Roger C. Weightman, 1811. 12mo, disobund, 8pp. Letter from the Secretary of State, Transmitting a Statement of Persons Born in Foreign Countries, and Who Have Been Legally Naturalized in the U.S. and as Such Registered as American Seamen, Annually. Washington (DC): Roger C. Weightman, Feb. 12th, 1811. 12mo, disbound, 4pp. Further Report (in part) of the Committee, on the Naval Establishment of the U. States, on the Subject of Navy Hospitals. Washington (DC): R.C. Weightman, Feb. 26th, 1810. 12mo, disbound, 14pp. Madison, James. Message of the President of the United States, Transmitting a Report of the Secretary of the Navy, in Obedience to the Resolution of the 16th Instant, in Relation to the Presentation of a Gold Medal to Commodore Preble and Swords to the Officers of His Squadron. Washington (DC): A. & G. Way, Printers, Dec. 23, 1812. 12mo, disbound, 7pp. Edward Preble (1761-1807) served in the Massachusetts State Navy during the Revolutionary War. He then served a number of years in the merchant marine before being commissioned a lieutenant in the newly forming United States Navy. Congress awarded him the Gold Medal for his service during the Barbary Wars and helped establish the regulations of the modern Navy. Madison, James. Message of the President of the United States, Transmitting Correspondence Between the Secretary of the Navy, and Captain Chauncey, and Lieut. Elliott, Relative to the Capture and Subsequent Disposition of the British Armed Brigs Detroit and Caledonia, on the Eighth October, 1812;... Washington (DC): Roger C. Weightman, printer, Jan. 15th, 1813.12mo, disbound, 10 numb. pp,, one blank leaf.