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English: William Winston Seaton (1785-1866) was an
American journalist, born in
King William County,
Va. From 1812 until 1860 he was, with his
brother-in-law Joseph Gales, proprietor of the
National Intelligencer at
Washington From 1812 until 1820 the two were the only reporters of
congressional proceedings. Their
Annals of Congress, Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United States from 3 March, 1798, till 27 May, 1824 (42 volumes, 1834-1856), and their
Register of Debates in Congress from 1824 till 1837 (29 volumes, 1827-37) are sources of the utmost importance on the history of the times. He was the mayor of Washington (1840-50).
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