Newspaper Cherokee phoenix, and Indians' advocate (New Echota [Ga.]), July 24, 1830 Cherokee phoenix, & Indians' advocate / Cherokee phoenix

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Title: Cherokee phoenix, and Indians' advocate (New Echota [Ga.]), July 24, 1830
Other Title: Cherokee phoenix, & Indians' advocate; Cherokee phoenix
Contributor Names: Library of Congress, Washington, DC
Place of Publication: New Echota [Ga.]
Dates of Publication: 1829-1834
Created / Published: New Echota [Ga.], July 24, 1830
Subject Headings: - Cherokee Indians--Georgia--Newspapers; - Indians of North America--Georgia--Newspapers; - Gordon County (Ga.)--Newspapers; - Cherokee Indians; - Indians of North America; - Georgia; - Georgia--Gordon County; - United States--Georgia--Gordon--Echota
Genre: Newspapers
Notes: - Weekly, May 24, 1834-May 31, 1834; - Vol. 1, no. 48 (Feb. 11, 1829)-v. 5, no. 52 (May 31, 1834).; - Title in masthead also in Cherokee, Feb. 11, 1829-Jan. 5, 1833.; - Printers: John F. Wheeler, Feb. 11, 1829-Feb. 19, 1831; John Candy, Mar. 5, 1831-; Carrington W. Hicks, .; - Editors: Elias Boudinott, Feb. 11, 1829-; Elijah Hicks, -May 31, 1834.; - Suspended May 6-20, Oct. 7, 1829; May 11, 25-July 13, 1833. The publisher expressed his intention to publish weekly; however, due to "difficulties of obtaining printers," there were numerous suspensions.; - Continues numbering of: Cherokee phoenix.; - "Printed under the patronage, and for the benefit of the Cherokee Nation, and devoted to the cause of Indians."; - Archived issues are available in digital format from the Library of Congress Chronicling America online collection.; - In English and Cherokee.
Medium: 2 pages
Call Number/Physical Location: Newspaper; AN
Library of Congress Control Number: sn83020874
Online Format: image; pdf; online text
LCCN Permalink: https://lccn.loc.gov/sn83020874
Additional Metadata Formats: MODSXML Record; MARCXML Record
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Cherokee phoenix, and Indians' advocate. (Echota, GA), Jul. 24 1830. https://www.loc.gov/item/sn83020874/1830-07-24/ed-1/.

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(1830, July 24) Cherokee phoenix, and Indians' advocate. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/sn83020874/1830-07-24/ed-1/.

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Cherokee phoenix, and Indians' advocate. (Echota, GA) 24 Jul. 1830. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/item/sn83020874/1830-07-24/ed-1/.