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New-York spectator (New York, N.Y. : 1804)oclc no. 09487613
Also called: New York spectator
Published in: New York, NY (New York County)
Language: English
Years Published: 1804 - 1867
Notes: Daily eds: New-York commercial advertiser (New York, N.Y. : 1804); Commercial advertiser (new Yor, N.Y. : 1809); New-York commercial advertiser (new York, N.Y. : 1831). Continues: Spectator (New York, N.Y. : 1797). Continued by: New York spectator and wee
Where we found this title:

bulletNewberry Library
A6.002 Box 96. General stacks. Early American Newspapers.
Holdings: <1804:1:14-1820:12:29>

bulletNorthwestern University
F 071 N5321 1831. Special collections.
Format: Original print
Holdings: <1831:1:5-12:30>

bulletNorthwestern University
Film 14885. Microfilm paged collection.
Format: Microfilm service copy
Holdings: <1821:1:2-12:29>

bulletNorthwestern University
Microprint 114. Microfilm paged collection. Early American newspapers.
Holdings: <1804:1:14-1820:12:29>

bulletUniversity of Chicago
AN34.N5S64. Regenstein Library, Microfilm Area. Early American Newspapers.
Format: Microfilm service copy
Holdings: <1804:1:14-1820:12:29>

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