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May 20, 1804 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation— Establishing the Mobile District and Designation of Fort Stoddert as a Port of Entry
Jul 16, 1803 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the Congress
Mar 11, 1801 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation—Building Regulations in the District of Columbia
Jan 30, 1801 John Adams Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the United States Senate
Sep 06, 1800 John Adams Proclamation 10A—Extending Commercial Intercourse to St. Domingo
May 21, 1800 John Adams Proclamation—Granting Pardon to Certain Persons Engaged in Insurrection Against the United States in the Counties of Northampton, Montgomery, and Bucks, in the State of Pennsylvania
May 09, 1800 John Adams Proclamation—Remission of Trade Prohibition with Hispaniola
Jul 01, 1799 John Adams Proclamation—Withdrawal of Land at Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts for a Lighthouse
Jun 26, 1799 John Adams Proclamation 10—Suspending, as to St. Domingo, the Restraints of the Act of 1799
Mar 12, 1799 John Adams Proclamation 9—Law and Order in the Counties of Northampton, Montgomery, and Bucks, in the State of Pennsylvania
Mar 06, 1799 John Adams Proclamation—Recommending a National Day of Humiliation, Fasting, and Prayer
Jul 16, 1798 John Adams Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the United States Senate
Jul 13, 1798 John Adams Proclamation—Annulment of Recognition of French Consuls and Vice Consuls
Mar 23, 1798 John Adams Proclamation 8—Recommending a National Day of Humiliation, Fasting, and Prayer
Jul 22, 1797 John Adams Proclamation 7—Notice of the Commencement of Minting United States Coins
Mar 25, 1797 John Adams Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the Congress
Mar 01, 1797 George Washington Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the United States Senate
Jul 10, 1795 George Washington Proclamation—Granting Pardon to Certain Persons Formerly Engaged in Violence and Obstruction of Justice in Protest of Liquor Laws in Pennsylvania
Jan 01, 1795 George Washington Proclamation 6—Day of Public Thanksgiving
Sep 25, 1794 George Washington Proclamation—Authorizing Military Intervention to End Violence and Obstruction of Justice in Protest of Liquor Laws in Pennsylvania
Aug 07, 1794 George Washington Proclamation—Cessation of Violence and Obstruction of Justice in Protest of Liquor Laws in Pennsylvania
Mar 24, 1794 George Washington Proclamation 5—Respecting Enlisting Men in Kentucky to Invade a Neighboring Nation
Apr 22, 1793 George Washington Proclamation 4—Neutrality of the United States in the War Involving Austria, Prussia, Sardinia, Great Britain, and the United Netherlands Against France
Dec 12, 1792 George Washington Proclamation 3A—Offering Reward for the Capture of Participants in the Burning of a Georgia Cherokee Indian Town
Sep 15, 1792 George Washington Proclamation 3B—Cessation of Violence and Obstruction of Justice in Protest of Liquor Laws