CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THF. 
 
 COLLECTION of AUTOGRAPHS 
 
 HELONGINC TO THF. ESTATE OK THE LATE 
 
 MAJ. BEN. PERLEY POORE, 
 
 of Newburyport, Mass. 
 
 Consisting ok Historkai., I'oi.iticai, and Literary Autographs, and 
 INCLUDING Letters ok the Signers to the Declaration ok Inde- 
 pendence; Members ok Continental Congress; Presidents 
 and their CAniNETs, Senaiors and Memukrs ok 
 Congress; Revolutionary Ofkicers, and 
 Okkicers ok the Civil War. 
 An Interesting Collection ok Manuscrm'Ts relating to Slavery; 
 Historical Manuscripts relating to New France; Many 
 Letters written to Henry A. Wise, and Important 
 in Relation to the Political History 
 ok the Country, etc., etc. 
 
 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION 
 Februax'y I5tli, I6tli, and tTth, 1888, 
 
 IN THE 
 
 Library Salesroom, No. 13 Hayward Place. 
 
 Sale to Commence each day at 10 and 2 o'clock. 
 TERMS CASH. 
 
 CHARLES F. LIBBIE & CO., - - AUCTIONEERS. 
 
 BOSTON : 
 
 Charles F. Libbie, Jr., Printer, ii Hayward Place. 
 
 i888. 
 
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AUTOGRAPHS. 
 
 AHHREVIATIONS. 
 
 m. /. s. autograph letter signed ; /. s. letter signed ; d. t. document signed. 
 Autographs will be sold per part or piece, and bids by mail or otherwise must 
 be made accordingly. 
 
 In all cases of disputed bids, the lot shall be re-sold. 
 
 1 tn BI30TT, J, S. C. and Jared Sparks. Authors, a. i. s. 8° 
 ^\ of each. (2) 
 
 2 Adams, Abigail, wife of John. David Ramsay, Webster, John 
 
 Adams, Franklin, Lachlan Mcintosh, W. O. Butler, etc. Por- 
 traits. 8'' (11) 
 
 3 Adams, John, Z. Taylor, R. C. Winthrop, N. P. Willis, Madison, 
 
 George Evans, R. M. Johnson, etc. Portrait. 8° (10) 
 
 4 Adams, John Quincy. President, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1799. 
 
 5 Adams, John Quincy, and James Monroe. Presidents, /. s. 
 
 Folio of each. (2) 
 
 6 Adams, John Quincy; M. Fillmore, James Monroe, and Franklin 
 
 Pierce. Presidents, /. s. i page 4° of each (4) 
 
 7 Addresses of Letters, and Envelopes, franked, Mrs. Madison, J. 
 
 Q. Adams, D. Webster, W. H. Seward, Lewis Cass, John H. 
 Reagan, John P. Hale, Horace Mann, R. Conkling, Franklin 
 Pierce, }i. Seymour, Schuyler Colfax, H. S. Legare, S. Mere- 
 dith, S. S. Cox, Wm. Smith, etc. (22) 
 
 8 Agassiz, Louis. Scientist, a. I. s. i page 8° 1864; — Joseph 
 
 Henry. Scientist, /. s. i page 8° 1876. (2) 
 
 9 Agassiz, Louis, Spencer F. Baird, A. D. Bache, Joseph Henry, 
 
 E. B. Peabody. Scientists. 8° letter of each. (5) 
 
 10 Agassiz, L., Francis Liebe "rancis A. Walker, E. N. Horsford, 
 
 Joseph Henry. Scientist a. I. s. 8° of each. (5) 
 
 11 AiNswoRTH, W. Harrison. Novelist, a. /. s. 2 pages 8° 1845. 
 
 12 Allen, Elisha H., Dabney S. Carr, R. K. Meade, C. C. Cambre- 
 
 ling, Jonathan Russell, A. J. Donelson, A. Dudley Mann, 
 James Watson Webb, H. S. Genet, Heman Allen, Hugh 
 Nelson, E. A. Hannegan, David Tod, etc. Ministers to - 
 Foreign Governments, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (18) 
 
 13 Allen, WilHam, James Shannon, Jer. Chamberlain, C. W. Hack- 
 
 ley, Wm. Smyth. Presidents of Colleges, a. /. s. 4° of each, 
 (5) 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 14 Allen, Wm. H. Pres. of Girard College, a. I. s. 2 pages 4 
 
 -843 ; — J. H. Seelye. Pres. of Amherst, a. I. s. i page 8° 
 1876. (2) 
 
 15 Allsion, Washington. Artist, <i. s. 4 pages 4° 1824. Signed 
 
 also, by Nathl. iJowditcli. H. G. Otis, Wni. I'rescotl, Tiieodore 
 I.yman, Loammi Haldwin, 'I'lionias H. Perkins, Jonathan 
 Mason, Horace Gray, and others. 
 
 16 Allston, Washington, John Slidell, J. M. Berrien, J. J. Astor, 
 
 Henry Clay, Wm. R. King, H. J. Gardner, M. Dickerson, 
 Caleb .'•'trong, H. H. Anthony, etc. Signatures. (20) 
 
 17 Ames, Joseph, and Charles B. King. Portra't painters, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 18 Ames, Oakes. Projector of Union Pacific Rail Road, Brantz, 
 
 Mayer, John Jay, John Cochran, John Russell Young, Wm. 
 H. English, W'endell Phillips, etc. 8° Letters. (9) 
 
 19 Anpreossy, Antoine Francois, Count de. French General in 
 
 Egypt, /. s. I page 4° 1800. 
 
 20 Anne, of Austria. Mother of Louis XIV., t/. s. i page folio, 
 
 1664, on vellum. 
 
 21 Anthon, Charles, Denison Olmsted, B. Silliman, T. Romeyn 
 
 Beck, Joel Parker, S. S. Haldeman, H. St. George Tucker, 
 etc. Professors in Colleges, a. I. s. 4" of each. (13) 
 
 22 Anthony, Susan B. Reformer. Mrs. J. A. Logan, Phoebe W. 
 
 Couzins, Mrs. Sherman Mrs. P'ish, etc. Celebrated Women, 
 a. I. s. of each. (12) 
 
 23 Arago, Dominique F. Celebrated Astronomer, a. /. s. i page 
 
 4° 182 1. Fine and scarce. 
 
 24 Araoz, Don Juan. Captain General and Governor of Cuba, d. s. 
 
 I page folio, 1803. 
 
 25 AraUjO, d' Azevedo, Antonio, Count of Barca, celebrated Portu- 
 
 guese Statesman, a. d. s. 2 pages 4° 1805 ; — Don John de 
 Almeida, Statesman, d. s. 2 pages 4° 1803. (2) 
 
 26 Armstrong, John, Jefferson Davis, J. R. Poinsett, Wm. Eustis, 
 
 W. W. Belknap, etc.. Secretaries of War, /. s. 4° of each. (8) 
 
 27 Armstrong, Robert, Brig.-Gen. at New Orleans, D. B. Douglass, 
 
 at Lundy's Lane, R. K. Call, Florida War, Maj. Wm. Gibbs 
 McNeill, Col. Francis Lee, Col. Robert Allen, at New 
 Orleans, a. I. s. 4° of each. (6) 
 
 28 Armstrong, Sam. T., Governor of Massachusetts, /. s, 1 page 
 
 4° 1838 ; — Charles G. Greene, B. F. Hallett and Nathaniel 
 Greene, Journalists, a. I. s.. 1 page 4° of each. (4) 
 
 29 Armv Officers of various Grades, from the Period of the War of 
 
 18 1 2, to the Civil War, inclusive. Letters. (120) 
 
 30 Army Officers of various Grades, from the Period of the War of 
 
 18 1 2, to the Civil War, inclusive, Letters. (115) 
 
CATALOGUE. $ 
 
 31 Arthur, T. S. Author, a. /. s.. i page 8" 1880. 
 
 32 ARiHt'R, T. S. Author, <j. /. s. i page 8° 1862 ; — Geo. VVm. 
 
 Curtis, .\uthor, <t. I. s.. 3 pages 8'' 1866. (2) 
 
 33 AsTOR, John Jacob Merchant, ^/. j. i page 4" 1815. Signed 
 
 also l>y W'm. Hayard, Nt. Chxrkson, and others. 
 
 34 AsTOR, John Jacob. Merchant, /. s. i page 4° 1814. 
 
 35 Atchison, I). R., John C. Hreckenridge, Jesse D. Hright, T. A. 
 
 Hendricks, Willie F. Maiiguin, and R. M. Johnson, Vice 
 Presidents, /. s. i page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 36 Aur.KRKAU, Pierre V. Duke de Castiglione, Marshal of France, 
 
 /. s. I page 4° 1806. 
 
 37 Authors, American, of various dates and localities, and of more 
 
 or less prominence. Letters. (120) 
 
 38 Autocrai'h Album of Members of Congress. 47 signatures, of 
 
 J. H. Lane, Preston King, John Sherman, J. Collamer, 
 Anthony, Morrill, Wade, T. O. Howe, L. F. Foster, Z. Chan- 
 dler, Thad. Stevens, etc. 
 
 39 AuTtxiRAi'u Album of Members of Congress. 48 signatures, of 
 
 Chase, Seward, M. IJlair, -John Sherman, Sumner, Wade, H. 
 Wilson, Fessenden, Collamer, Harlan, L. M. Morrill. Z. 
 Chandler, John P. Hale, T. O Howe, etc. 
 
 40 O ACHK, A. D. United States Coast Survey, and Richard 
 KM IJache, Captain of Ordnance, a. /. s. i page 4° of each (2) 
 
 41 Badc-.kr, George E., and George Bancroft, a. I. s. i page 4° of 
 
 each. Secy's of Navy. (2) 
 
 42 Badgkr, George E., George Bancroft, J. C. Dobbin, M. Dicker- 
 
 son, S. L. Southard, J. P. Kennedy, J. K. Paulding, etc., 
 Secretaries of Navy, /. s. 4° of each. (13) 
 
 43 Baldwin, Henry. Judge U. S. Supreme Court, a. /. s. i page 
 
 4° and address, 1838. 
 
 44 BAi.inviN, Henry. Judge U. S. Supreme Court, a. /. s. i page 
 
 4° and address; — .NL R. Waite, Chief Justice, and S. A. 
 Douglass, /. .»•. I page 4"" of each. (3) 
 
 45 JUi.DWiN, J. 1). Author of " Prehistoric Nations." A. D. Bache, 
 
 C. C. Coftin, M. Kimball, E. G. Squier, R. M. McLane, etc. 
 8° letter of each. (9) 
 
 46 Ballou, Rev. Hosea. Prominent Universalist Clergyman and 
 
 Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 8°, *' Portsmouth, 1840." 
 
 47 Ballou, M. M., and T. S. Arthur. Editors and Authors, a. /. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1852 of each. (2) 
 
 48 Bai.zac, Honore', r7. /. i page 8° ; — George Sand, Autograph 
 
 address of letter. Novelists. (2) 
 
 49 Bancroi'I', H. H. Historian, (T. I. s, 2 pages 4° 1877; — 
 
 George Bancroft, Historian, a. I. s. i page 8"^ 1875. (2) 
 
4 CATALOGUE. 
 
 50 Bancroft, George, Historian, Secretary of Navy, a, I. s, i page 
 
 4" and address, 1839. 
 
 51 Bancs, N., President Wesleyan University, Jeremiah Day, Presi- 
 
 dent of Yale, A. Partridge, President Military Institute, 
 Henry Jones, President of Bridgeport, etc., <i. /. s. 4° of 
 each. (5) 
 
 52 Bangs, N., President Wesleyan University, Rev. James Morss, 
 
 Asa Eaton, R. R. Gurly, etc., Clergymen, a. I. s. 4° of 
 each. (8) 
 
 53 Bank of the United States, Bond 1838, and Bonds of various 
 
 Banks, private Corporations, Republic of Cuba, Hungarian 
 Fund, etc., various dates. (9 pieces.) 
 
 54 Banks, Sir Joseph, Scientist, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1789. 
 
 55 Banks, N. P., Lynn Boyd, James L. Orr, A. Stevenson, H. Hub- 
 
 bard, Schuyler Colfax, Speakers of House of Representatives, 
 /. s. 4° of each. (6) 
 
 56 Bakhour, Philip P., Speaker of House, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and 
 
 address, 1828. 
 
 57 Barbour, Philip P., and James L. Orr, Speakers of House, a. /. s. 
 
 1 page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 58 Barker, Jacob, and Jonathan Mason, Merchants and Statesmen, 
 
 a. I. s, I page 4° and address of each. (2) 
 
 59 Barlow, Joel, Poet and Statesman, //. s. 1 page folio, 181 2. 
 
 60 Barlow, Joel, Poet and Stn'^sman, a. I, j, i page 4° 1797. 
 
 61 Barlow, Joel. Diplomatic Letters, /. j., of the Duke de Bassano, 
 
 (Minister of Foreign AfTairs in France, to Barlow, U. S. 
 Minister, written in 181 1, 1812 and 1813). (66) 
 
 62 Barnard, F. A. P., President Columbia College, Andrew P. 
 
 Peabody, Asa D. Smith, President Dartmouth College, L. F. 
 Dimmick, etc.. Clergymen, a. I. s. 8° of each. (6) 
 
 63 Barnard, F. A. P., President Columbia College, Prof. Charles 
 
 A. Joy, \Vm. F. Channing, F. R. Hassler, Alfred M. Mayer, 
 Cleveland Abbe, Scientists, a. I. s. S° of each. (6) 
 
 64 Barnum, p. T., "Showman," a. /. s. i page 8° 1869. 
 
 65 Barras, Count de. President of National Convention in France, 
 
 tf. s. 1 page folio, 1794. Signed also by Vadier, Lacoste, 
 and other Members of the Convention. Fine. 
 
 66 Barry, W. T., Post Master General, a. I. s. i page 4° and 
 
 address 1831. 
 
 67 Bartlett, John R. " Destruction of Gaspee," M. M. Ballou ; 
 
 — "History oi Long Lsland," Silas Wood ; — "History of 
 Cuba," a. I. s, i page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 68 Bartlett, John R., Henry B. Anthony, Samuel Bowles, J. Ma- 
 
 son, Jr., C. C. Coffin, George W. Danielson, etc. 8° letter of 
 each. (10) 
 
CATALOGUE. 5 
 
 69 I5ASIRK, Claude. Voted for the Death of Louis XVL friend of 
 
 Daiilon, and guillotined with him; r.nd Count St. Andre, 
 who voted for tlio Death of the Kin^";. ISoth nicnibers of the 
 National Convention, </. jr. 1 page 4' of each. (2) 
 
 70 Ba.ss, Rev. Edward, liishop of ALassachusetts, </. d. s. 1-2 page 
 
 4° 1784. Scarce. 
 
 71 Bassano, Duke de, Secretary to Napoleon, Statesman of France, 
 
 Minister of Foreign Affairs, a. /. s. i page folio, uSii. 
 •J2 Bassano, Duke de, Secretary to Napoleon, French Statesman. 
 Diplomatic Letters, /. J., folio, i8ii, to Jonathan Russell, 
 Minister to France. (30) 
 
 73 Batks, Rev. B. Early Advocate of cheap postage, </. /. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° 1825 ; — John C. Rives, Journalist and diplomatist, 
 a. I. s. 2 pages folio, 1843. (2) 
 
 74 Bates, Joshua, Banker, Founder of Boston Public Library, a. I, s. 
 
 I page 4° and address 1828. 
 
 75 Batks, Joshua, Jeremiah Chaplin, and John C. Young, Presidents 
 
 of Colleges, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 76 Beauhaknais, Marquis, Franklin Pierce, C. J. Faulkner, H. D. 
 
 Gilpin, Thomas Posey, Amos Kendall, C. C. Coffin, \V. For- 
 ward, &:c. Portions of letters and documents signed. (15) 
 
 77 Beecher, Rev. Henry Ward, a. /. s. 3 pages, 8° 1873. 
 
 78 Bell, John, Edward Everett, and James K. Polk. Autograph 
 
 Manuscript (speech), of each. (3) 
 
 79 Belliard, .*\. 1). Count de. General under Napoleon, in Egypt. 
 
 Diplomatist,/?. /. s. 2 pages 4° and address. 1797. 
 
 80 Belmont, August, Robt. Swartwout, James Lenox, Peter Cooper, 
 
 Jacob Barker, M. H. Grinnell, Preserved Fish, Henry C. 
 Murphy, VVm. B. Astor, etc., merchants of N. Y. Letters. 
 (22) 
 
 81 Benevento, Prince de. (Chas. Maurice Talleyrand), States- 
 
 man, /. s. I page, folio. 18 14. 
 
 82 Benjamin, Park. Author, a. /. s. 4 pages 8° 1857. 
 
 83 Benjamin, Park, John R. Thompson, E. E. Hale, E. G. Parker, 
 
 authors, a. I. s. 8° of each. (4) 
 
 84 Bentlev, Rev. Wm., Minister, Politician, and Scholar, a. I. s. 
 
 I page, 4° and address "Salem, 1815." 
 
 85 Bentlev, Rev. Wm., of Salem, Nathan Hale, Isaac Hill, B. F. 
 
 Hallett, Wm. Schouler, &c. Editors, a. I. s. 4° of each. (7) 
 
 86 Benton, Thomas H. Statesman, a. I. s. i page, 4° 1S35, " I 
 
 herewith send you a copy of my letter declining the nomina- 
 tion of the Mississippi State Convention, for the Vice Presi- 
 dency of the United States," with the enclosed letter, a. I. .v. 
 19 pages, 4°. (2) 
 
 87 Beran(;kr, Jean Pierre. French Lyric Poet, a. L s. 2 pages. 
 
 4° 1846. 
 
6 CATALOGUE. 
 
 88 Bkri.ioz, Hector, Musical Composer, a. 1. s. 2 pages, 8°. 
 
 89 Hkki t<i/, Hector, Musical Composer, ti. I. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress. 1S30. 
 
 90 Ukrrikn, John M., Attorneys (leneral, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and 
 
 address. 1H39. 
 
 91 Berrikn, John M. and John Nelson, Attorneys General, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 92 Herrvkr, Pierre Antoine, Advocate and Orator, defended Ney, 
 
 and M. N. Bouilict, I'hilosoplier and Author, ti. I. s. i page 
 8" of each. (2) 
 
 93 Bey, Aristarchis, M. Fillmore, K. Rush, S. Sprigg Francis 
 
 Parkman, George Alfred Townsend, T. Ma.xey, Com. John A. 
 Winslow, E. L. Pierce, etc. Portions of letters and docu- 
 ments, signed. (14) 
 
 94 IJrKRsrAor, A., Landscape Painter. Geo. W. Smillie, Alfred R. 
 
 Ward, Theo. R. Dewis, etc.. Artists. 8° letter of each. (10) 
 
 95 Bertrand, Henri G., Count de. French General, with Napoleon 
 
 in Elba, a. I. s. i page, 4° 1804. 
 
 96 Bic.Ki.DW, John, J. R. Ingersoll, Jonathan Russell, Buckingham 
 
 Smith, lialie Peyton, J. Glancy Jones, Robert M. McLane, 
 B. G. Beasley, A. Vail, etc., Ministers to Foreign Govern- 
 ments, (7. /. s, 2 to 4 pages 4° each. (13) 
 
 97 Bkielow, John P., and Joseph M. Wightman, Mayors of Bos- 
 
 ton, (I. I. s. 4° of each. (2) 
 
 98 Bi(;non, L. p. E. Baron. Diplomatist and Historian,/, s. i 
 
 page folio, 1815. 
 
 99 Billings, Hammatt, Artist, a. /. s. i page 8° 1855. 
 
 100 Bills of Exchange. Various dates. (80) 
 
 loi Bills of State and local Banks, and private Companies, vari- 
 ous denominations, and localities. 1815-1873. (27 pieces) 
 
 102 Birch. Samuel, Egyptologist of the British Museum. Henry 
 
 Bradshavv, Librarian of Cambridge University, and J. Sains- 
 bury, a. I, s, 2 pages 8° of each. (3) 
 
 103 Blackstone, Sir William, Eminent English Jurist, " Blacks- 
 
 tone's Commentaries," a. I. s. i page 4° 1767. Very fine 
 and scarce. 
 
 104 Blaine, James G., Secretary of State, Speaker of Hov.se, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1875. 
 
 105 Blaine, James G., Wm. L. Marcy, F. T. Frelinghuysen, Wvn. 
 
 H. Seward, etc., Secretaries of State, /. s. 4° of each. (7) 
 
 106 Blaink. James G., Speaker and Secretary of State, Nathan 
 
 Clifford, Caleb C'ushing, CJcotge Bancroft, Edward Everett, 
 etc., n. I. s. S" of each. (7) 
 167 TJlair, l'"rank i'.. Journalist, a. I. ,f. i page 4° and address, 
 1845 ; — H. J. Raymond, Journalist, a. I. s. i page 8" 1858. 
 
 (2) 
 
CATALOGUE. f 
 
 io8 Ih.AiR, F. P., Journalist, Founder of the "Globe," a. /. s. 3 
 pa^jcs 8" 1S57, and 4"'s of Joseph Gales, Senior and Junior, 
 and Win. Duanc, Journalists. (4) 
 
 109 Bi.AiR F. r., John W. Forney, Duff Green, W. VV. Seaton, 
 Joscpli Gales, Jr., 'i'liomas H. Florence, it. I. s. i paj;c 4" of 
 each ; — Matthew Carey, </. /. s. 10 pages folio, 1820. Jour- 
 nalists. (7) 
 
 no Blank Hooks, for the insertion of Autograph letters, folio, half 
 leather, uniform binding. (4) 
 
 111 Blessinc.tun, Lady, Ladies Morgan, Falkland, and Dawson, 
 
 a. I. in third person, i page 8° of each. (4) 
 
 112 BuNAPARTK, Madame Letitia, Napoleon 1., Marshals Jourdan, 
 
 Clarke, Admiral Decres, I'olignac. Portraits. 8'' (6) 
 
 113 BuNAi'ARTE, Lucien, I'rince de Canino, Brother of Napoleon, 
 
 a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1821, Portrait. Fine. 
 
 114 BooiH, Mary L. and (ieo. \Vm, Curtis, Harpers' Editors, <;. /. s. 
 
 2 pages 8 of each. (2) 
 
 115 Boom, Mary L., Mrs. H. Marion Stephens, Virginia Cary, 
 
 Authors and Editors. 4° letters of each. (4) 
 
 1 16 BoKC.HEsK, Camille, Prince de, Husband of Pauline Bonaparte, 
 
 /. s. I page 4° 1808. 
 
 117 BuRciiKSE, de Pauline Bonaparte, Princess, Sister of Napoleon, 
 
 IT. I. s. 2 pages 4" Very tine. 
 
 118 Boston. Notes given by David Jeffries, Town Treasurer, for 
 
 Money Loaned for the War, 1780, Endorsed by Tiios. Per- 
 kins, Leonard Jarvis, M. Brimmer, B. Kneeland, Fllisha 
 Sigourney, John Joy, D. D. Rogers, Jonathan Mason, Wni. 
 ScoUay, Benj. Coolidge, etc. (13) 
 
 119 Boston Physicians. ]ien. Shurtleff, Wm. Ingalls, E. H. Clarke, 
 
 W. T. G. Morton, and John Flint, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 120 BouLANGER, Louis, Artist ; A. Duprc, Author and Traveller; 
 
 J. B. Capefique, Historian; B. Poujoulat, Author; liulos, 
 Editor; Chevalier, Margry, Lesseps, Hervt^ etc., F'rench 
 Authors and Journalists, a. I. s. 8" of each. (24) 
 
 121 Bourbon, Louis Auguste de, son of Louis XIV. and Madame 
 
 Montespan, Governor of the Provinces, and Languedoc. 
 r/. s. I page folio, 1752. 
 
 122 BowDiTCH, Nathaniel, Astronomer, a. I. s. i page 4° 1829. 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 123 BownoiN, James, Diplomatist, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° 1803. Signed 
 
 also by Lady Temple, his sister. 
 
 124 Boyd, Lynn, Speaker of the House, a. I. s. i page 4° 1846. 
 
 125 Boyd, Lynn, and John W. Taylor, Speakers of House, a. I. s. 
 
 4° of each. (2) 
 
 126 Branch, John, Secretary of Navy, a. I. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1843. 
 
8 CATALOGUE. 
 
 127 Branch, John, Wm. E. Chandler, and George Bancroft, Secre- 
 
 taries of Navy, a. I. s. 8° of each. (3) 
 
 128 Bravbrooke (Richard Griffin), Lord, Editor of Pepys' Diary, 
 
 a. l. in 3d person, i page 8° and address, 1839. 
 
 129 Breckenridge, John C, John C. Calhoun, Richard M. Johnson, 
 
 and Thomas A. Hendricks, Vice Presidents, /. s, 4° of 
 each. (4) 
 
 130 Bright, Jesse D., Acting Vice President, a. l. s. i page 4° 
 
 1846. 
 
 131 Brimmer, Martin, and John P. Bigelow, Mayors of Boston, 
 
 a. I. s. 4° of each. (2) 
 
 132 Brissot de Warville, Jean P., Celebrated Girondist leader and 
 
 writer, executed in 1793, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 1787. 
 
 133 Bristed, Charles A., Charles H. Sweetser and Alfred M. Mayer, 
 
 Authors, a. I. s. 3 pages 8° of each. (3) 
 
 134 Bristol, Wm., Judge U. S. District Court, Judges H. R. Storrs, 
 
 Truman Smith, James Emott and M. R. Waite. 4° letter 
 of each. (5) 
 
 13s Broadsides Printed. Announcement of Washington Theatre ; 
 — Concert of Signior Pucci ; — Mr. Fennel's Recitations, 
 and Exhibition of portrait of Bonaparte. Each folio, Wash- 
 ington, about 1815. (7) 
 
 136 Broadsides Printed. Stage Route Arrangements, Sales, An- 
 
 nouncemeuts of Schools, Races, Rewards for detection of rob- 
 bers, etc., almost entirely in Washington and vicinity, from 
 1811 to 1825. (30) 
 
 137 Broglie, Duke de, French Statesman and Diplomatist, /. s. i 
 
 page folio, 1833. 
 
 138 Brooks, Erastus, W. W. Seaton, Henry L. Pinckney, J. H. 
 
 Prentiss, S, S. Southworth and John Wentworth, a. l. s. i 
 page 4° of each ; — Matthew Carey, a. l. s. 2 pages 4° and 
 address, 1828 Journalists and editors. (7) 
 
 139 Brooks, James, Henry J, Raymond, J. Watson Webb, W. W. 
 
 Seaton and Simon Brown, Journalists, a. I, s. 1 page 8° of 
 each. (5) 
 
 140 Brooks, Shirley, Journalist and Novelist, a. L s. 2 pages 8° 
 
 141 Brown, Aaron V. Postmaster General, a. I, s. I page 4° and 
 
 addreis, 1847. 
 
 142 Brown, Aaron V., and Cave Johnson, a. I. s. i page 4° of 
 
 each. Postmasters General. (2) 
 
 143 Browne, J. Ross, Traveller and Author, a. l. s. 4 pages 8" 
 
 144 Browne, J. Ross, Traveller and Author, a. I. s. i page folio, 
 
 1863. 
 14s Brownell, T. C, Bishop of Connecticut, a. I. s. i page 4 
 and address, 1837. 
 
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CATALOGUE. 9 
 
 146 Browning, Robert, Poet, a. L s. i page 8° 1871. 
 
 147 Bruce, Sir Frederick, Lord de Gray, Baron Gerolt, M. Romero, 
 
 Bodisco, Win. Tell Poussin, etc., Diplomatists. 8° Let- 
 ters. (29) 
 
 148 Bryant, Wm. Cullen, Poet, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1840. 
 
 149 Brvant, Wni. Cullen, Poet, a. 1. s. i page 8° 1845. 
 
 150 Bryant, Wm. Cullen, Poet, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1862. 
 
 151 Bryant, Wm. Cullen, Poet, /. s. i page 4° and address, 1840 ; 
 
 — Eugene Batchelder, Robert Walsh, George Lunt and Geo. 
 Hill, Poets, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 152 Buchanan, James, President, a. I. s. i page 4° and address. 
 
 1828. 
 
 153 Buchanan, James, President, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1843. 
 
 154 Buchanan, James, President, Autograph Manuscript Speech, 
 
 on the power of the United States to interfere with the do- 
 mestic affairs of a State, delivered in the U. S. Senate 16 
 pages 4°. 
 
 155 Buchanan, James, President, Ma uscript Inaugural Address, 
 
 signed. 25 pages folio, " March 4, 1857." 
 
 156 Buckingham, J. Silk, Author and Traveller, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1839, to Henry A. Wise. 
 
 157 Buckingham, J. Silk, Author and Traveller, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 8° 1839 ; — Samuel Whitbread, opponent of Pitt, a. /. .f. 2 
 pages 4° and address. 1808. Portrait. (2) 
 
 158 Buckingham, Joseph T., Matthew Carey, Wm. Duane, Charles 
 
 Miner, and S. South wick, Editors, a. /. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 159 Buckingham, Joseph T., Author and Editor, M. M. Ballou, 
 
 Nathaniel Green, Wm. Schouler, Isaac Hill, Charles W. 
 
 Slack, and B. F. Hallett, Editors, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. 
 (7) 
 
 160 Buenos Ayres, Paper Currency of various denominations. 5 
 
 pieces. 
 
 161 Bulfinch, Charles, Architect of Capitol at Washington and 
 
 Boston State House, a. l. s. i page 4° 1830. 
 
 162 Bu/.L, Ole, Franklin Peale, Sir John F. Crampton, John P. 
 
 Hale, Reverdy Johnson, Z. Chandler, Abbott Lawrence, 
 Prince de Polignac, President Andrew Johnson, M. C. Perry, 
 etc., portions of Letters and Documents, signed. (14) 
 
 163 Burlingame, Anson. Statesman ani Diplomatist, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1856. 
 
 164 BuRRiTT, Elihu, Learned Blacksmith, a. l. s. 3 pages 4° 1854. 
 
 165 Butler, Frances Kemble, Actress and Author. Autograph 
 
 Poem. I page folio. " A Fragment." 
 
10 CATALOGUE. 
 
 i66 Burns, Robert, Scotch Poet, Autograph Poem. 2 pages, folio, 
 6 verses of 8 lines each. "A ballad on Mr. Heron's elec- 
 tion." This is probably a revised copy by the author, as it 
 has some slight verbal changes from the printed Poem, which 
 may be found in Burns' Works, Vol. III., pages 157 to 160, 
 of Little, Brown & Go's, edition, Boston, 1865. 
 
 " Wham will we send to London town, 
 
 To Parliament, and 'a that, 
 Wha maist, in a' the country round, 
 
 For worth and sense may fa' that, 
 For a' that and a' that, 
 
 Thro' Galloway and a' that, 
 Whilk is the Laird, or belted knight, 
 
 That best deserves to fa' that." 
 
 Letters and autograph poems of Burns have recently ad- 
 vanced largely in price in Great Britain. At the sale of Mr, 
 Gibson-Craig's Collection, in Edinburgh, in March last, " The 
 Whistle," 21-2 pages folio was bought by Lord Rosbery for 
 230 guineas, and no one of the many autograph Poems then 
 sold brought less than 30 guineas, (150 dollars). 
 
 167 Butler, Wm. Allen. "Nothing to Wear." a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 8° i860 
 
 168 Buxton, Sir Thos. Fowell, Philanthropist, and prominent Abo- 
 
 litionist, a. /. s. 2 pages 8° 1840. 
 
 169 BvFiELD, Nathaniel, and Thomas Oliver, d. s. 1-2 page 4° 
 
 1698-1708. of each. Signed as Speakers of Mass. House, 
 both signed by Isaac Addington. (2) 
 
 170 Byron, Lord, Poet. Signature and Portr.ait. Very rare. 
 
 171 Byron, Lady, wife of the Poet, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° ; — Theresa 
 
 Black, nee Macrie, the beautiful daughter of Lord Byron's 
 landlady, to whom was addressed the Poem. 
 "Maid of Athens, ere we part, 
 Give, oh give me back my heart " , 
 
 Signature written in Greek character. (2). 
 
 172 /TIABINET Officers, George Bancroft, J. A. Pearce, H. 
 Vj Fish, and Charles Devens, 8° letter of each. (4) 
 
 173 Cadore, Due de, Polignac, Bassano, Serurier, Baron de Damas, 
 
 Baron Neuville, Count de Chabrol, Count de Rigay, etc. 
 French diplomats and officials, folio letters. (27) 
 
 174 Calhoun, John C. Vice President and Cabinet Officer, a, I. 
 
 s. 2 pages 4° 1848. 
 
 175 Calhoun, John C. Vice President and Cabinet Officer, a. l. s. 
 
 I page 4° and address. 1839. 
 
 176 Cambaceres, Jean Jacques, Prince de, Second Consul with Na- 
 
 poleon, /. s. I page 4° 18 1 2, Joel Barlow relative to the 
 Declaration of War against England. 
 
CATALOGUE. ii 
 
 177 CAMnRiDv'.E, Duke of a. I. in 3 person, i page 8° 1808; — 
 
 and a. I. s. 8° each of Sir Howard Douglas, and Mr. Came- 
 ron, a great grandson of Rob Roy. (3) 
 
 178 Cameron, Simon, Sec'y of War, a. l. s. i page 4° 1845. 
 
 179 Cameron, Simon, and Lewis Cass, a. I, s, i page 4° of each 
 
 Secretaries of War. (2) 
 
 180 Cameron, Simon, William Wilkins, and Alexander Ramsay, 
 
 Secretaries of War, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° of each. (3) 
 
 181 Camphell, Rev. Archibald, Founder of the " Campbellites," 
 
 a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1824. Scarce. 
 
 182 Canning, George, English Statesman, a.-/, i page 8° 1822, 
 
 with autograph address franked. 
 
 183 Canuei,, General, and General Montdispard Officers in the 
 
 French Revolution, /. s. x page folio of each. (2) 
 
 184 Capen, Nahum, and James T. Fields. Authors, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 8° of each. (2) 
 
 185 Capen, Nahum, Author of " History of Democracy," W. W. 
 
 Clapp, Wm. W. Corcoran, Henry L. Dawes, M. Kimball, J. 
 M. Gillis, etc, a. /. s. 8° of each. (10) 
 
 186 Carey, Alice. Poet. Autograph Poem signed, i page 4° 
 
 " The Blind Girls question." 
 
 187 Carey, Mathew, Joseph Gales, and W. W Seaton Editors, a. 
 
 I. s. I page 8° of each. (3) 
 
 188 Carey, Mathew, Author and Editor, a. I, s. 4 pages folio 
 
 and address 1820; — Thomas Ritchie, Author and Editor, 
 a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and address ; — H. Wikoff, Author of 
 " Life of Napoleon," a, /. s. i page folio, and F. R. Hassler 
 Peter Force, Joseph Henry, etc. Letters. (9) 
 
 189 Carey, Phoebe, Poet. Autograph Poem signed, i page folio 
 
 " Archie." 
 
 190 Carnot, Lazare N. French Revolutionist, Statesman, and Gen- 
 
 eral, (/. s. I page folio. 1800. 
 
 191 Carnot, Lazare N. Statesman and General, /. s. i page folio 
 
 1815. 
 
 192 Cass, Lewis, Sec'y of State and War^ a. /. s. 3 pages 4° 
 
 and address, 181 1, stained. Very early letter. 
 
 193 Cass, Lewis, Sec'y of State and War, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and 
 
 address. 1844. 
 
 194 Cass, Lewis, and John Forsyth, a. I. s. i page 4° of each, 
 
 Secretaries of State. (2) 
 
 195 Cati.in, George, Artist and Traveller, "Life among the In- 
 
 dians," ii. I. s. t page 4° Relative to the portraits of Indian 
 chiefs. Scarce. 
 
 196 Catlin, George, Author and Traveller, a. /. s. i page 8°. 
 
 197 Caulaincourt, Louis de. Count de Vicenza, Diplomatist, 
 
 with Napoleon in Russia, a. I. s, i page folio 18 13. 
 
la CATALOGUE. 
 
 198 Champney, Benjamin, Artist, a. I. s. i page 4° " North Con- 
 
 way, 1850." 
 
 199 Chandler, Wm. E., George Pancroft, and Isaac Toucey, Sec- 
 
 retaries of Navy, a. I. j. 8° of each. (3) 
 
 200 Channino, Wm. E., Francis VVayland, Barnas Sears and Leon- 
 
 ard Withington, Distinguished Clergyman, a. I. s. i page 8" 
 of each. (4) 
 
 201 Chaplin, Rev. Jeremiah, and J. T. Champlin, Presidents of 
 
 Colby University, a. I, s. i page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 202 Chapman. John G., Artist. " Baptism of Pocahontas," in Cap- 
 
 itol at Washington, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address, 184 1. 
 Scarce. 
 
 203 Chapman, John G., Charles Lanman, P. Lanman, H. Stone, 
 
 Fernando Pettrick, etc. Artists. 4° letter of each. (11) 
 
 204 Chapman, Dr. Nathaniel, Celebrated Philadelphia physician, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 4° and address, 1841. 
 
 205 Chapman, Dr. Nathaniel. Distinguished Philadelphia physi- 
 
 cian, a. l. s. I page 4° 1838. 
 
 206 Chapman, Dr. Nathaniel, A. Y, P. Garnett, Willard Parker, 
 
 A. D. Bache, Samuel Jackson, Joseph White, Samuel McClel- 
 lan, etc. Celebrated Physicians. 4° letter of each. (22) 
 
 207 Chaptal, J. A., Count tie Chanteloup, Chemist and States- 
 
 man, a. I. s. I page folio, 6 lines, 181 1. 
 
 208 Charles IX, of France. Consented to the Massacre of St. 
 
 Bartholomew, /. s, 1 page folio, and address, 1568. Portrait. 
 Excessively scarce. 
 
 209 Chase, Salmon P., John C. Spencer, George S. Boutwell, and 
 
 Wm. A. Richardson, Secretaries of the Treasury, a. I. s. 8° 
 of each (4). 
 
 210 Chase, Samuel, Signer of Declaration, Judge of U. S. Supreme 
 
 Court. Original manuscript of Articles of Impeachment 
 against Chase as Judge, presented by the House to the Sen- 
 ate, with warrant signed by Sam. A. Otis, to the Sergeant-at- 
 arms to deliver copy to Chase, and his return on the war- 
 rant. 8 pages large folio 1804. Historically interesting. 
 
 211 Chateaubriand, Francois A. Vicount de. Author and States- 
 
 man, and Count J. E. Patalis, Statesman. Portion of a. I. s. 
 of each. Portrait of Patalis. (2) 
 
 212 Cheves, Langdon. Speaker of House, a. I. s. 3 pages, folio, 
 
 and address, 1827. 
 
 213 Cheves, Langdon, and James L. Orr, Speakers of House, r^. /. s. 
 
 I page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 214 Chilton, R. S., Poet. Autograph Poem signed, i page 4° 
 
 " Bertha's Birthday." 
 
CATALOGUE. 13 
 
 215 Chickerinc, Jonas, First American Piano Manufacturer, and 
 
 Francis Alger, minerologist and author, </. /. s. i page 4° of 
 each. (2 ) 
 
 216 Child, Lydia Maria, Authorand liiilanthropist, <?. /. s. 1 page 
 
 8° and address, 1829. 
 
 217 Choatk, Rufus, Orator and Statesman, a, I. s. i page 4° and 
 
 address, 1804, 
 
 218 Choate, Rufus, Orator and Statesman, a. I. s. i page 4° 1845, 
 
 with a 4° page of manuscript. 
 
 219 Choate, Rufus, W'm. Cranch, Charles D. Drake, W. V>. Law- 
 
 rence, etc. Jurists, a. I. s. 8° of each. (6) 
 
 220 Choiskui,, Eticnne F., Due de. Statesman, instrumental in 
 
 suppression of the Jesuits, /. s. 2 pages 4", 17C7. 
 
 221 Choules, Rev. John O. Autograph manuscript. 1 page 4° 
 
 Henry Muhlenberg, A. Alexander, John H. l>ocock, etc., 
 Clergymen, a. I. s. of each. (6) 
 
 222 Cili.ev, Jonathan. Killed in a duel by Wm. J. Graves, of Ken- 
 
 tucky, ^7. /. s. 1 page 4° 1840 of Wm. J. Graves ; — Henry A. 
 Wise, Graves' second, (7. I. s. 3 pages 4" 1838, to I. Toucey, 
 giving an abstract of the correspondence before the duel ; — 
 Printed account of the public meeting at Augusta, Me., rela- 
 tive to the death of Cilley. 3 pages 4° : — a. /. s. 2 pages 
 4*^ each of Rev. Richard Randolph and Wm. D. Waples, to 
 Wise, concerning the duel ; — H. A. Wise, <7. I. s. 8 pages 
 4" and 2 pages 4°, as second to Mr. Savage, in a proposed 
 duel with Mr. Segar ; — also a. /. s. i page 4°, relative to a 
 challenge from Richard Coke ; — also a. /. s. (2) i page 4° 
 each, relative to a challenge from Mr. Gholson ; — also <i. '. s. 
 3 pages 4°, relative to an insult from Ed. Stanley. 7 letters 
 from H. A. Wise, and 4 from others. (11) 
 
 223 Cincinnati, Society of. Letter, 3 pages folio, 1815, to Mr, 
 
 Crawford, signed by JJaron de Nervo, and 9 others, asking 
 for Diplomas of the Society, and mentioning circumstances 
 in Gen. Washington's visit to lioston, in 1789. Interesting. 
 
 CIVIL WAR — UNION. 
 
 224 Lincoln, Abraham, President, a. </. s. 1 page 4°, 1861, on the 
 
 reverse of an application for army promotion. 
 
 225 Hamlin, H., Vice President, (7. /. s. i page 4° 185 1. 
 
 226 Johnson, Andrew, Vice President, /. s. 1 page 4° to James K. 
 
 Polk, signed also by Howell Cobb, J. C. Dobbin, and others. 
 
 227 Ai.DEN, James, Admiral, G. V. Fox, Assistant Secretary of 
 
 Navy, Admirals 1). M. Fairfax, C, Ringgold, Commodores 
 R. V. Stembel, G. S. Piake, ,t. /. s. 8° of eacli. {(>) 
 
 228 AiAoKi), Penjamin, P>rig.-Gen., Maj.-Gen. G. I). Ramsay, 
 
 Francis A. Walker, C. F. Adams, Jr., A. G. Draper, (7. /. s. 
 4' of each, (5) 
 
14 CATALOGUE. . 
 
 CIVIL WAR.-UNION. Continued. 
 
 229 Andrkw, John A., War (Governor Of Massachusetts, «. /. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1864. on military alTairs. 
 
 230 Andrew, John A., War (lovernor of Massachusetts, a. L s. i 
 
 page 4" 1863, on military affairs. 
 
 231 Au»-"w, C. C, Maj.-Gen., a. </. s. 2 pages 4° " Headquarters, 
 
 Department of Texas, 1872," recommending Gen. A. W. 
 Greeley. 
 
 232 Augur, C. C. Maj.-Gen., a. I. s. i page 8° 1866. 
 
 233 lUnKAU, Adam, Gen., Friend of Gen. Grant, a. I. s. 1 page 8° 
 
 1869. 
 
 234 Baker, E. D., Col. Killed at Balls Bluff, a. I. s. i page 8° 
 
 235 Banks, N. P., Maj.-Gen., Speaker of the House, and Governor 
 
 of Massachusetts, a. I. s. i page 8^ 1880. 
 
 236 Bell, Luther V., Surgeon in Army, Superintendent of McLean 
 
 Asylum, a. L s. 2 pages 4"" " Headquarters Hooker's 
 Division, 1862," to Charles Sumner. 
 
 237 Benham, H. W., Maj.-Gen., a. I. s. 3 pages 8° 1867. 
 
 238 Binc.ham, John A., Judge Advocate of the Army, officiated in 
 
 that capacity at the trial of the assassins of President Lin- 
 coln, a. I. s. I page 4° 1861. 
 
 239 Blair, Frank P., Maj.-Gen., a. I. s. i page 4° 187 1. 
 
 240 Bonneville, Benjamin L. E., Brig.-Gen., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1859. 
 
 241 Brkfse, Samuel L., Admiral James H. Waid, Commodore of 
 
 Potomac Flotilla, Commodores C. S. McCauley and George 
 S. Blake, a. I. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 24i*Brownlow, Wm. G. Commission signed as Governor of 
 Tennessee, 1865. 
 
 242 BuELL, Don Carlos. Maj.-Gen., a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1872. 
 
 243 Burnside. a. E., Maj.-Gen., a. I. s. 3 pages 8° 1872. 
 244- Burnside, A. E., Maj-Gen., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 187 1. 
 
 245 Butler, Benjamin F., Maj-Gen., Gov. of Mass., /. s. 2 pages 
 
 4°. " Head Quarters i8th Army Corps, Fortress Monroe, 
 1863." 
 
 246 Canhv, Edward R. S., John A. Logan, B. F. Butler, and A. E. 
 
 Burnside, Maj-(icns. ; Robert Cowdin and B. L. Beall, Brig- 
 Gens., /. s. 4° of each. (6) 
 
 247 Carleion, James H., Maj-Gen ; Maj-Gens. L L Stevens. E. 
 
 W. Hincks, C. A. Waite, A. G. Draper, a. I. s. 4" of each. 
 
 (5) 
 
 248 Cochrane, John, Col., B. L. E. Bonneville, Brig-Gen., A. M. 
 
 Dudley, etc., Army Officers, a. /. s. 4* of each. (5) 
 
 249 Corcoran, Michael, lirig-Gen., a. I. s. i page 4°. '• Head 
 
 Quarters Corcoran's Irish Legion, 1862." 
 
CATALOGUE. 15 
 
 CIVIL WAR. -UNION. Continued. 
 
 250 Ckawford. Samuel \V. and B. F. Peach, Maj-Gens., D. S. 
 
 Miles, killed at Harper's I-'erry, Chas. F. Adams, Jr., etc., a. 
 I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 251 Dahlgkex, John A., Rear Admiral, a. I. s. i page 4° 1852. 
 
 252 Dahlgren, John A., Rear Admiral, a. I. s. i page 8°. 
 
 253 Davis, Charles H., Admiral, B. F. Sands, D. D. Torter, A. A. 
 
 Humphioys, etc., /. s. 8° of each. (5) 
 
 254 DELAKiEi.n, Richard, Maj-Gen., Chief of P^ngineers, (7. /. s. 1 
 
 page 4° 1859. 
 
 255 Dent, F. T., Gen., Gen. VV. Harriman, J. L. Petigru, Ed. E. 
 
 ('ross, \Vm. \V. Morris, Army Officers, a. I. s. i page 4° of 
 each. (5) 
 
 256 Dix, John A., Maj-Gen., Cabinet Officer, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1845. 
 
 257 Dix, John A., Maj-Gen., Cabinet Officer, 15enj. r\ Peach, E. 
 
 W. Hincks, I. I. Stevens, Chas. H. Smith, Army Officers, a. 
 /. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 258 Du Pont, S. F., David D. Porter, S. L. Breese, Thornton A. 
 
 Jenkins, etc.. Admirals, /. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 259 Durvee, a.. Col., N. Y. Seventh Regiment, /. s. i page 4° 
 
 1850. 
 
 260 Farra(;ut, D. G,, Rear Admiral, a. I. s. i page 4° 1834. 
 
 261 Farragut, D. G., Admiral, Charles Wilkes, D. D. Porter, B. F. 
 
 Sands, H. A. Wise, Admirals, /. s. 4° and folio of each. (5) 
 
 262 FooTE, Andrew H., Rear Admiral, /. s. 4 pages folio, 1852, in 
 
 favor of abolishing the Spirit ration in the Navy. Very in- 
 
 teresting. 
 
 263 FooTE, A. H., Rear Admiral, a. I. s. 1 page 8' 1859. 
 
 264 Fox, Gustavus V., Asst-Secy, of Navy, Admirals Geo. H. 
 
 Preble, D. D. Porter, C. Ringgold, and Commodores McCauley 
 and Murray, tr. /. s. 8° of each. (6) 
 
 265 Frankli.v, W. B., Maj-Gen., a. I. s. i page 4° 188 r. 
 
 266 Fremont, John C, Maj-Gen., Explorer, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and 
 
 address, 1835. F'"^ early letter. 
 
 267 Fremont, John C, Robert C. Schenck and A. E. Burnside, Maj- 
 
 Gens., D. Ammen, H. S. Briggs and B. Alvord, Brig-Gens., 
 a. l.s. 8° of each.' (6) 
 
 268 Garfield, James A., President, Brig-Gen., /. s. i page 8° 1877. 
 
 269 GiLLis, John P., Commodore, a. I. s. 3 pages 4'^ and address, 
 
 1847, to H. A. Wise; — Admirals C. K. Stribling and W. D. 
 Porter, and Commodore Samuel Mercer, a. I. s. 4° of each. 
 
 (4) 
 
 270 GiLMORE, Quincy A., G. K. Warren, A. A. Humphreys, James 
 
 A. Hardie, R. C. Schenck, E. W. Hincks, Maj.Gens., a. I. s. 
 8° of each. (6) 
 
t6 CATALOGUE. 
 
 CIVIL WAR.-UNION. Continued. 
 
 »7 1 GoLDsuoRouGH, L. M., Rear Admiral, a. I. s. 18 pages 4° 1854. 
 
 272 Goi.nsiiORoi'f.H, L. M., Rear Admiral, ('apt. H. S. Stellwagen, 
 
 Admiral F. H. Guyon, Commodore George M. Coivocoresses, 
 a. I. s, 4° of each. (4) 
 
 273 Gkkki.kv, a. W., IJrig-General, Arctic Explorer, Chief of Signal 
 
 Service, a. /, s. 1 page 4° 1877. On Polar Expeditions. 
 
 274 Grkc.cjry, F. H., Rear Admiral, Capt. J. M. Gillis, Admirals 
 
 S. P. Lee, David I). Porter, and J. B. Creighton, etc., a. I. s, 
 8° of each. (6) 
 
 27s Gkiersdn, B. H., Maj-General, distinguished at Vicksburg, 
 tr. I. s. I page 8° 1884. 
 
 276 Hancock, Winfield S., Maj-General, a. I. s. i page 8° 1885, 
 
 277 Hancock, Winfield S., Maj-General, a. I. s, i page 8^ 
 
 278 Hardik, James A., Robert C. Schenck, A. E. Hurnside, John 
 
 A. McCIernand, Maj-Generals ; A. 15. Underwood, and Francis 
 A. Walker, P.rig Generals, d. I. s. 8° of each. (6) 
 
 279 Harnev, W. S., Maj-Gen,, distinguished in Mexican War, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1848. 
 
 280 Haupt, H., Brig-Gen., Engineer in the Construction of Hoosac 
 
 Tunnel, (r. 1. s. 3 pages 8° i860. 
 
 281 Hawi.ey, Joseph R., A. A. Humphreys, A. E. Burnside, Maj- 
 
 Generals., E, W. Hincks, Robert Cowdin, Daniel Amman, 
 Brig-Generals, a. I. s, 8° of each. (6) 
 
 282 Hay, John, Col., Generals James Cooper, George S. Greene, 
 
 John G. Parke, E. B. Hunt, H. B. Sargent, a. /. s. S" of 
 each. (6) 
 
 283 Higginson, Thomas W., Col., a. I. s. 1 page 8° 1869. 
 
 284 Higginson, Thos. W., Col., Author, H. B. Sargent, F. W. Pal- 
 
 frey, O. E. Babcock, etc., Army Officers, a. I. s. 8° of each. 
 (6) 
 
 285 Hooker, Joseph, Maj-Gen., a. 1. s. 2 pages 8° 1863. 
 
 286 Howard, O. O., MajGen., a. I. s. i page 8° 1870. 
 
 287 Howard, O. O., Maj-Gen., a. 1. s. i page 8° 1871. 
 
 288 Howgate, H. W., Robert C. Schenck, Joseph R. Hawley, A. 
 
 E. Burnside, Maj.Gens. Benj. Alvord, and R. P. Buckland, 
 Brig-Gens., a. I. s. 8° of each. (6) 
 
 289 Hunt, Henry J., Maj-Gen., a. /. s. 4 pages 8° " Head Quarters 
 
 Army of the Potomac, 1864." 
 
 290 Heintzelman, S. p., Maj-Gen. a. 1. s. 2 pages 8° 1867, 
 
 291 Jenkins, Thornton A., Admiral, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1840. To H. A. Wise. 
 
 292 Jenkins, Thornton A., Admiral, Commodore C. R. P. Rodgers, 
 
 Admirals D. D. Porter, M. Smith, C. Ringgold, and J. B. 
 Creighton, a. I. s. 8° of each. (6) 
 
i 
 
 CATALOGUE. 17 
 
 CIVIL WAR. -UNION. Continued. 
 
 293 J(MNVii.i.E, I'rince lie, French Statesman and Author, on the 
 
 Staff of Gen. McClellan, in the Army of the I'olomac, /. s. 
 2 pages 4" "Washington, i860." 
 
 294 Joi'EiT, James E., Comniodore, Admirals H. Paulding, D. D. 
 
 Porter, C. Ringgold, and J. H. Creighton, Commodore A. L. 
 Case, a. /. s. ?," of each. (6) 
 
 295 K > Ks, E. I)., Frank P. lUair, Iknj. F. Peach, A. A. Humphreys, 
 
 Frank Wheaton, A. E. liurnside, Maj-Gens., a. I. s. 8° of 
 each. (6) 
 
 296 Lander, F. VV,, IJrig-Gen., a. d. s. i page folio, " Head Quar- 
 
 ters, 1862." Interesting, in regard to the arrest of Gen. C. 
 P. Stone. 
 
 297 Lander, F. VV., Brig-Gen., Constructed overland wagon route 
 
 to Pacific, a. I. s. i page 8° 1859. 
 
 298 Lee, S. P., Rear Admiral, Rear Admiral C. Ringgold, Commo- 
 
 dore \V. I). Porter, Admiral F. Engle, Admiral H. VValke, 
 a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 299 Logan, John A., Maj-Gen., a. /. s. i page 4° 1872. 
 
 300 Luce, S. R., Admiral, Capt. J. C. Howell, Admirals D. D. Por- 
 
 ter, George H. Preble, C. Ringgold, H. Paulding, a. I. s. 8' 
 of each. (6) 
 
 301 McCaui.ey, Charles S., Commodore, Admirals Joseph Smith 
 
 and S. W. Godon, Commodore N. Collins, a. I. s. 1 page 4 
 of each. (4) 
 
 302 McCi.eli.an, George B., Maj-Gen., /. s. 1 page 8° 1879. 
 
 303 McCi.ERNAND, John A., Maj-Gen., a. /. s. i page 4° i860. 
 
 304 McClernand, John A., and C. S. Hamilton, Maj-Gens., Gen. 
 
 VV. Harriman, A. P. Martin, etc., a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 305 McCooK, A. G., Maj-Gen., a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1877. 
 
 306 Mc(.'ooK, F^dward M., Maj-Gen., a. L s. i page 8° 1874. 
 
 307 McDowell, Irwin, Maj-Gen., Commander at First Bull Run, 
 
 (7. 1, s. I page 4° 1861. 
 
 308 McDowell, Irwin, James Shields, A. A. Humphreys, Rufus 
 
 Ingalls, Maj-Gens., and P. R. Guiney, E. VV. Hincks, Brig- 
 Gens., /. s. 4° of each. (6) 
 
 309 Massachusetts Regiments, Colonels of, Fletcher Webster, P. 
 
 R. Guiney, Knott V. Martin, T, E. Chickering, Robert Cow- 
 din, etc., a. I. s. I page 4° of each. (8) 
 
 310 Meade, George G. Maj-Gen., Commander at Gettysburg, a. I. s. 
 
 4 pages 4° 1853, to Henry A. Wise. 
 
 311 Meade, George G., Maj-Gen., a. 1. s. 4 pages 4° 1853, to H. 
 
 A. Wise, congratulating him on his marriage. 
 
 312 Meade, George G., Maj-Gen., a. I. s. 4 pages 4° 1847, to H. A. 
 
 Wise. 
 
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 l8 CATALOGUE 
 
 CIVIL WAR.— UNION. Contlnned. 
 
 313 Medical Officers, Army and Navy. J. S. Billings, J. H. Baxter, 
 
 J. W. Barnes, VVm. J. Dale, J. 11. Waircn, etc., <i. I. s. 8" of 
 each. (8) 
 
 314 Meyer, Albert J., W. B. Hazen, and H. \V. Ilo\v<jate, Chief 
 
 Officers of Signal Service, a. I. s. 2 pages 8" of each. (3) 
 
 315 Miles, Nelson A., James Shields, Isaac 1. Stevens, A. E. Burn- 
 
 side, Wm. H. Emory, and VV. B. Hazen, Maj. Gens., /. s. 4° 
 of each. (6) 
 
 316 MuNTooMEKv, J. B,, David D. Porter, C. Ringgold, B. F. Sands, 
 
 C. K. Stribling, Admirals, /. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 317 MoRCAN, George VV., Maj-Gen., I. I. Stevens, E. W. Hincks, 
 
 W. H. McCartney, E. Sherrill, killed at Gettysburg, a. I. s. 
 4° of each. (5) 
 
 318 Nicholson, Wm., Commodore, Steamer Roanoke, 1861, Ad- 
 
 miral C. Ringgold, Capt. (J. I. I'endergrast, Commodore 
 James Armstrong, Commodore J. B. Montgomery, a. I. s. 4 
 of each. (5) 
 
 319 Ogleshv, R. J., Frank P. Blair, Robert C. Schenck, Maj-Gens., 
 
 Robert Cowdin and George S. Greene, Brig-Gens., (7. I. s, 8° 
 of each. (5) 
 
 320 Parker, Foxhall A., Andrew H. Foote, F. H.Gregory, C. Ring- 
 
 gold, Charles H. Davis, Admirals, /. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 321 Patterson, R., General, distinguished in Mexican War, a. I, s. 
 
 I page 4° and address, 1845, to James Buchanan. 
 
 322 Pleasonion, Alfred, Maj-Gen., a. I. s. i page a^ 1857. 
 
 323 Porter, David D., Rear Admiral, a. L s. 2 pages 8^ 1881. 
 
 324 Porter, Fitz John, Maj-Gen., a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1883. 
 
 325 Porter, Fitz John, Maj-Gen., a. L s. 2 pages 8° 1882. 
 
 326 Porter, Horace, Gen., Wm. A. Whipple, A. E. Burnside and D. 
 
 A. Humphreys, Maj-Gens. R. J. Oglesby and S. Williams, 
 Brig-Gens., a. I. s. 8° of each. (6) 
 
 327 Porter, W. D., Commodore on the Mississippi River, a. I, s. 
 
 1 page 4° 1840. 
 
 328 Porter, W. D., Commodore ; Admiral L. M. Powell ; Admiral 
 
 C. Ringgold ; Commodore W. H. Gardner ; Rear-Admiral 
 G. F. Pearson, a. I. s. 4° of each, (5) 
 
 329 Powell, Levin M., Rear Admiral ; Commanding Blockading 
 
 Squadron, a. I. s, i page 4° 18.^2. 
 
 330 Powell, Levin M., Rear-Admiral ; G. V. Fox, Asst. Sec. of 
 
 Navy. Admirals H. Paulding, D. D. Porter, S. P. Lee, C. 
 Ringgold, a, I. s. 8° of each. (6) 
 
 331 Prehle, George H., Rear-Admiral, " History of the Flag," 
 
 a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1852. 
 
CATALOGUE. 19 
 
 CIVIL WAR. -UNION. Continued. 
 
 332 KiNdc.or,!), C, Roar Admiral; Admirals, F. H. Gregory and C. 
 H. Poor; John Thornley, Med. Director U. S. Navy, c. /. s. 
 4'' of each. (4) 
 
 333 Ro.sKCKAN.s, Wm. S., MajGen., </. /. s. i page 4° 1865. 
 
 334 Ro.sKCRAN.s, W. S., Maj-CJen., n. /. s. i page 8' 1882. 
 
 335 RoiJs.sEAU, Lovell H., Maj-Gen., a. L s. i page 8° 1861. 
 
 336 Sands, H. F., Admiral ; Charles H. Davis, D. D. Porter, J. B. 
 Creighton, etc., Admirals, /. s. 8° of each. (6) 
 
 337 SAKdKNr, Horace Pinney; Francis A. Osborne, A. Duryee, 
 John G. I'arke, VV. VV. Pullock, etc.. Army officers, a. /. s. 8° 
 of each. (8) 
 
 338 ScHENCK, Robert C, Maj-Gen., Minister to England, a. I, s. 
 4 pages, 8° 1873. 
 
 339 SEi.KRiPdK, Thomas ()., Charles H. Davis, D. D. Porter, B. F. 
 Sands, etc.. Admirals, /. s. S" of each. (5) 
 
 340 Shields, James, Maj-Gen. Distinguished in Mexican Wars, 
 (I. /. s. I page 4° 1856. 
 
 341 SiiKi'LEV, George F., and VV. B. Franklin, Major-Gens. ; James 
 Cooper, and J, H. Hammond, Brig-Gens., etc., a. I. s. 4° of 
 each. (6) 
 
 342 Sheridan, P. H., Lieut-Gen., a. I. s. 3 pages 8° 1864. 
 
 343 Sherman, Wm. T., Lieut-Gen., Secretary of War, a, /. s, i 
 page 8° 1880. 
 
 44 Sherman, Wm., Lieut-Gen., Secretary of War, a. /. s. i page 
 8° 1870. 
 
 45 Sherman, Wm. T., Lieut-Gen., Secretary of War, a. I. s. 2 
 pages 8° 1873. 
 
 46 Shuhrick, Wm. B., Rear Admiral ; Commander T. J. Page ; 
 Rear Admiral, C. Ringgold ; Powell Clayton, a. I. s, 4° of 
 each. (4) 
 
 ^47 Sickles, Daniel E., Maj-Gen., a. I. s. i page 8° 1857. 
 
 348 Sickles, Daniel E., Maj-Gen., a. /. s. 2 pages 8° 1857. 
 
 349 SiOEL, Franz, Maj-Gen., t/. s. 1 page 4° 1862. Military docu- 
 
 ment signed as Maj-Gen. 
 
 350 SicEL, Franz, Maj-Gen., //. s., i page 8° ; Gens. B, F. Butler, 
 
 Horace Porter, James A. Hardie, James F. Naglee, /. s. 8° 
 of each. (5) 
 
 351 Si.oAT, John D., Admiral. Admiral C. Ringgold, Commodores 
 
 Joseph Smith, John J. Glasson, and John J. Almy, a. I. s. 4° 
 of each. (5) 
 
 352 Slocum, H. W., John C. Fremont, and L L Stevens, Maj-Gens. ; 
 
 Michael Corcoran, E. F. Jones, etc., Brig-Gens,, /. s. 4° of 
 each. (6) 
 
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 W CATALOGUE. 
 
 CIVIL WAR. -UNION. Continued. 
 
 353 Smith, C F., Maj-Cien., distinguished at Fort Donolsnn, and 
 
 in Mexican War, a. I. s. 3 pa;;es 4° and address. 1S34. 
 
 354 SMirii, Joseph, Admiral ; Admirals Joiin Kodgers, VVm. Mer- 
 
 vine, and John J. Ainiy, ix. /. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 355 Stkvkns, Isaac I., Maj-Oen., a. I. s. 2 pajjes 4° 1853. 
 
 356 Stkvkns, Isaac I., Maj-Gen., killed at 1 '1 Run, a. I. s. 2 pages, 
 
 4° 1858. 
 
 357 Stkvkns, Isaac I., Maj-Gen., A. Shaler. Maj-Gen., E. W. 
 
 Hincks, Brig-Gen., J. F. Taylor, VV. IJabcock, a. I. s. i pa^ e 
 4° of each. (5) 
 
 358 Stkwart, Charles, Rear Admiral, Commander of Constitution, 
 
 a. I. s. 3 pages S"" 1859. 
 
 359 Stkwart, Charles, Admiral, Charles Wilkes. James Armstrong, 
 
 George S. Blake, Samuel L. Breese, Admirals, /. s. 4° of 
 each, (s) 
 
 360 Stonkman, George, Maj-Gen., a. /. s. i page 8" 1861. 
 
 361 Strinoham, Silas H., Rear Admiral, a. I. s. i page 4° 1832. 
 
 362 Terry, Alfred H., Maj-Gen., a. /. s. 2 pages 8° 1868. 
 
 363 ToriEN, Joseph G., Maj-Gen, Distinguished in Mexican War, 
 
 a. I. s, I page 4" and address, 1840. 
 
 364 Warrkn, Gouverneur K., Maj-Gen., d. I. s. 4 pages 8° 1876. 
 
 365 Wehster, Fletcher, Col., killed at Bull Run, a. I. s. 2 pages 8" 
 
 1842. 
 
 366 Wh EATON, Frank, Maj-Gen., John A. McClernand, Charles 
 
 EUet, Jr., Marshal Leffrets, Rufus King, a. I. s. i page 4^ 
 of each. (5) 
 
 367 Wilkes, Charles, Rear Admiral, Explorer, a. /. s. 1 page 4 
 
 1838. 
 
 368 WiLKics, Charles, Rear Admiral, Explorer, a. /. s. 2 pages 4" 
 
 1859. 
 
 369 WiNSLOw, John A., Commander of the " Kearsarge," destroyed 
 
 the "Alabama," a. /. s. 3 pages 8° 1869. On Naval Affairs, 
 
 370 Wise, Henry A., Capt., Novelist, " Los Gringos," etc., a. L s, 
 
 2 pages 8 1857. With a. d. s. 3 pages folio, 1858. On the 
 Dahlgren gun. 
 
 371 Wool, John E., Maj-Gen., Distinguished in the Mexican War, 
 
 a. l. s. 3 pages 4" 1832. 
 
 372 Wool, John E., Maj-Gen., Distinguished in Mexican War, a, I. 
 
 s. 2 pages 4° 1833. 
 
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 CIVIL WAR — CONFEDERATE. 
 
 373 Davis, Jefferson, President, a. I. s. i page 8° 1858. 
 
 374 Davis, Jefferson, President, a. l. s, i page 4° 1856. 
 
 375 Davis, Mrs. Jefferson, (Varinaj, a. I. s. \ page 4' 1859. 
 
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 CATALOGUE, 21 
 
 CIVIL WAR. -CONFEDERATE. Continued. 
 
 376 Si Ki'ilKNs, Alexander H., Vice President, a. /. J. i page 4* 
 
 377 SiKi'HKvs, Alexander H., Vice-President, a. /. s. 2 pages 4 
 
 1H50. 
 
 378 TooMiis, RoI)ert, Secy, of State, a. L s. \ page 4° 1857. 
 
 379 HuNiKR, R. M. T., Secy, of State., a. I. s, 3 pages 4° 1855 
 
 to H. A. Wise. 
 
 380 Bknjamin, Judah P., Secy, of State and War, and Atty-Gen., 
 
 il. s. I page 4" 1S54. 
 
 381 IJRAc.d, Tliomas, Atty-CIen., <r. /. s. i page 4" i860. 
 
 382 Skddon, James A., Secy, of War, a. I. s. i page 4° 1846. 
 
 383 IJkK.cKKNkiDc.K, John C, Secy, of War, 15rig-Gen., </. /. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1855. 
 
 384 Mali.ory, Stephen R., Secy, of Navy, a. I. s, 1 page 4° 1856. 
 
 385 Rkacav, Jolin H., Post Master-(ien., n. /. s. 2 pages 8° 1876. 
 
 386 15ot:()c:K, Thomas S., Speaker of House, Administered Oath of 
 
 Office to the Executive and Cabinet, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1858 
 
 387 AsHiiv, Turner W., Wm. H. Winder, Jacob Ashby, A. P. Tout- 
 
 ant, C. H. Winder, H. Clay Dean, Beverly Tucker, James 
 Lyons, etc.. Officers of C. S. A., a. I. s. 4° of each. (18) 
 
 388 Uarksdai.e, William, Brig-Gen., killed at Gettysburg, ti. /. s. 1 
 
 page 4° 1855. 
 
 389 Bee, Barnard E.. Brig-Gen., killed at first battle of Bull Run, 
 
 ij. /. s. I page 4° and address, 1858. 
 
 390 Bonham, M. L., Brig-Gen., Governor of South Carolina, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1858. 
 
 391 Brack;, Braxton, Maj-Gen., distinguished in Mexican War, a. d. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1846. 
 
 392 Branch, L. O. B., killed at Sharpsburg, Roger A. Pryor, Wm. 
 
 Barksdale, killed at Gettysburg, and Wm. Preston, Brig-Gens., 
 C. S. A., a. /. s. I page 4° of each. (4) 
 
 393 Brooks, Preston S. Assault on Charles Sumner, a. /. s. 3 
 
 pages 8° 
 
 394 Buchanan, Franklin, Commodore Confederate Navy, a. I. s. 
 
 1 page 4° i860. 
 
 395 Buchanan, Franklin, Commodore Confederate Navy, a. I. s. 
 
 2 pages 4° 1844, to John Y. Mason. 
 
 396 BuTLKR, A. P., Uncle of Preston S. Brooks, ¥. Forrest, Acting 
 
 Secretary of Navy, C. S. A., Robert Ould, Commissioner of 
 Prisoners, F. H. Smith, Virginia Military Institute, (T. /. s. 4° 
 of each. (4) 
 
 397 Cabinet Officers C. S. A. Stephen R. Mallory, Secretary of 
 
 Navy, Thomas S. Pocock, Speaker of House, (T. I. s. i page 
 4" of each ; — R. M. T. Hunter, Secretary of State, a. I. s. i 
 page 8° (3) 
 
22 CATALOGUE. 
 
 CIVIL WAR.— CONFEDERATE. Continued. 
 
 398 Civil. Officers C. S. A. John M. Mason, Judge Reuben Davis, 
 
 H. May, Peace Commissioner, and Francis H, Smith, Vir- 
 ginia Military Institute, a. I. s. 4" of each. (4) 
 
 399 CoNi KDKKATK, States. Documents relating to Service in the 
 
 Army, 1862. (8) 
 
 400 Con KKDKRATE States. Documents from the " Bureau of Con- 
 
 scription, Richmond, 1863." Important historical docu- 
 ments relative to the Army of the Confederate States. (99) 
 
 401 CoNKKDERAiE States. Documents relating to Conscription 
 
 and enrolment of Soldiers, and other important Army Docu- 
 ments, 1864. (53) 
 
 402 CoNKKDERAiE States Officers. Josiah Tattnall, H.J. Hartstene, 
 
 of the Navy, E. C. Elmer, Acting Secretary of the Treasury, 
 Thomas Pinckney,* H. D. Whitcomb, etc., a. I. s. 4° of 
 each. (7) 
 
 403 CoNCREss of C. S. A , Members of. Roger A. Pryor, Beverly 
 
 Tucker. A. Pawing, Warren Winslow, J. J. McRae, S. F. 
 Leake, D. L. Yulee, H. S. Foote, etc.. a. /.s. 4° of each. (11) 
 
 404 CoNdRESs of C. S. A., Members of. \\'m, Porcher Miles, M- 
 
 R. H. Garnett, J. L. Pugh, A. Iverson, George S. Houstoni 
 Jeremiah Clemens, Beverley Tucker, H. V. Johnson, etc., 
 (T. /. s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
 405 Cooi'ER, S., Adjutant Gen., C. S. A., ft. /. s, i page 4"^ 1859. 
 
 406 CuRRV, J. L. M., Brig-Gen., Diplomatist, Agent of Peabody 
 
 Trust, a. I. s. i page 4° 1858. 
 
 407 Davis, Jefferson, President, C. S. A. Commission of Richard 
 
 Taylor as Paymaster in Confederate Navy, signed, 18C3. 
 Signed also by S. R. Mallory, with seal. Very rare. 
 
 408 Davis, Jefferson, President C. S. A., J. B. Floyd, Gen. S> 
 
 Cooper, Franklin Buchanan, M. F. Maury, and Warren Win- 
 slow, /. s. I page 4° of each. (6) 
 
 409 De Bow, J. D. B. " De Bow's Review." M. F. Maury, Con- 
 
 federate Navy, W. W. Boyce Confederate Congress, F. H. 
 Smith, Virginia Military Institute, Dr. A. G. Mackey, a. I. s. 
 8" of each. (5) 
 
 410 Faulkner, Charles J., J5rig-Gen. Chief of Staff to " Stonewall " 
 
 Jackson, a. I. s. 4 pages 4° 1857, to H. A. Wise. 
 
 411 Gordon, John B., Maj-Gen., Governor of Georgia, <?./. j-. i 
 
 page 8° 
 
 412 Hartsiene, H. J., Commodore Confederate Navy. Com- 
 
 mander of Expedition to rescue Dr. Kane, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 .839. 
 
 413 IIami'ion. Wade, Maj-Gen., C. S. A., Martin J. Crawford, Brig- 
 
 Gen., A. G. Jenkins, killed at the Wilderness, A. R. Boteler, 
 Confederate Congres.s, and O. Jennings Wise, killed at Roan- 
 oak Island, (?. /. s. 8 ' of each. (5) 
 
CATALOGUE. 83 
 
 CIVIL WAR.— CONFEDERATE. Continued. 
 
 414 Ham {TON, Wade, Maj-Gen., C. S. A., James A. Seddon, Sec. 
 
 of War, O. Jennings Wise, killed at Roanoke Island, M. R. 
 H. Garnett, and W. W. Iknce, Members of Confederate Con- 
 gress, ii. I. s. 8° of each. (5) 
 
 415 Hakki.s, Isham G., Thomas S. Flournay, Sydenham Moore, etc., 
 
 Colonels, C. S. A., a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (6) 
 
 416 Hklper, Hinton, R., "Impending Crisis," a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 
 
 1858; — Jell Davis, Pres. C. S. A., a. I. s. i page 8°; — S. 
 R. Mallory, Sec. of Navy, C. S. A., a. I. s. Initials and in 
 pencil. I page 8" (3) 
 
 417 Him,, I5enj. H., Senate, C. S. A., John Slidell, Minister to 
 
 France, R. B. Rhett, W. W. Doyce, and C. J. Faulkner, Mem- 
 bers of Confederate Congress, a. /. s. 8'^ of each. (5) 
 
 418 Hi(,L, D. H., Maj-Gen., a. I. s. 1 page 8" 1858. 
 
 419 HiNDMAN, T. C, Maj-Gen. at Shiloh and Chickamauga, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° i860. 
 
 420 HoLLiNS, G. N., Commodore Confederate Navy, Commander 
 
 of the Ram "Manassas," at New Orleans, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 1841. 
 
 421 HuLLiNS, George N., and Franklin Buchanan, Confederate 
 
 Navy, Jefferson Davis, Pres., C. S. A., C. J. Faulkner, M. F. 
 Maury, etc., /. s, 4° of each (6) 
 
 422 HuGKR, Penjamin, Maj-Gen., Distinguished in Mexican War, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 4° 1842. 
 
 423 Hunter, R. M. T., Robert Toombs, Secretaries of State, C. S. 
 
 A., and Thomas Bragg, Atty-Gen., C. S. A., a. L s. i page 
 8° of each. (3) 
 
 424 Imhoden, John D., Maj-Gen., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 
 
 1852. 
 
 425 Iverson, a, William Barksdale, killed at Gettysburg, J. Ammen, 
 
 J. L. M. Curry, and Roger A. Pryor, Brig-Gens., C. S. A., a. 
 
 I. s. 1 page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 426 Jackson, Gen. T. J., "Stonewall," o. /. s. 1 page 4° "Head 
 
 Quarters, Valley District, Harrisonburg, April 18, 1862," to 
 Gen. R. S. Ewell. 
 
 " I expect to join you near the Gap. Please 
 
 let your command rest on Sunday, but resume the march 
 early on Monday morning." 
 Signed as " Maj-General." 
 
 427 Jackson, Gen., T. J., " Stonewall," <?. /. -s-. i page 4° " Staun- 
 
 ton, May 5, 1862, 9. JO p. M." to Gen. R. S. Kwell. 
 
 " Capt. Winfield of the cavalry nas gone in 
 
 that direction, If the enemy lias advanced in 
 
 the direction of the Warm Springs it must be for the purpose 
 of affecting a junction with Milroy, and if you can do any- 
 thing to call him back I hope that you will do so " 
 
24 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 CIVIL WAR.— CONFEDERATE. Continued. 
 
 428 Jackson, Gen. T. J., " Stonewall," a. /. s. 
 
 I page 4° " Head 
 Quarters V. Dist., April 18, 1862," to Gen. R. S. Ewell. 
 
 . . . . Not knowing the circumstances of your 
 position so well as yourself, I can only suggest that you will 
 
 have to follow your own judgment I would 
 
 suggest that you bring five days rations I am 
 
 on my way to Swift Run Gap and about 6 miles from Harris- 
 onburg. 
 
 429 Jackson, Gen. T. J., " Stonewall," a. /. s. 2 pages 4" 
 
 " Head Quarters Valley Dist. May 8, 1862, 5.10 a. m." To 
 Gen. R. S. Ewell. 
 
 " If the enemy are in the vicinity of New Market I hope 
 that he will remain there. All that I desire you to do is to 
 keep near enough to Banks to let him know that if he goes 
 down the Valley you will follow him, and that you are all the 
 
 time in striking distance of him to avoid 
 
 bringing on a general engagement with Banks' present force 
 
 unless he attempts to cross the Blue Ridge 
 
 General Johnson had a skirmish yesterday 
 
 This morning we move forward and I pray that God will 
 
 bless us with success 
 
 Signed as Major-General, with envelope addressed. 
 
 430 Jackson, Gen. T. J.. " Stonewall," ti. s. 1 page 4° 1863. Signed 
 
 as Maj-Gen., an endorsement on a furlough. 
 
 431 Kemper, J. L., Maj-Gen„ a. 1. s. i page 4° 1874. To Col. 
 
 Mosby. 
 
 432 Lynch, W. F., Commodore C. S. N. Commander of the Dead 
 
 Sea Expedition, a. I. s. i page 4° 1849. 
 
 433 Lynch, W. F., Commodore Confed. Navy. Commander of the 
 
 Dead Sea Expedition, a. I, s. i page folio. 1852. 
 
 434 Lee, Fitzhugh, Brig-Gen., Governor of Va., a. l. s. i page 4° 
 
 1866. 
 
 435 Lee, Robert E., Commander-in-Chief of Army of C. 8. A., /. s. 
 
 1 page 4°. " Head Quarters Richmond 27th April, 1862" to 
 Gen. R. S. Ewell. " .... It was my object in my letter of 
 the 25th, to explain briefly the position of the enemy north 
 of the Rappahannock, and to suggest the practicability of a 
 combination of your army with Gen. Jackson, to strike at 
 General Banks, or sh'd that not be advisable, and your force 
 not required to hold Banks in check, that with the available 
 part of it for other operations, you should unite yourself with 
 the forces under Gens. Anderson and Field, and drive back 
 the enemy attempting the occupation of Fredericksburg . ." 
 Signed as General. Very fine. 
 
CATALOGUE. 25 
 
 CIVIL WAR— CONFEDERATE. Continued. 
 
 436 Lek, Robert E., Comm:inder-in Chief of Army of C. S. A., /. s. 
 
 2 pages 4°. Head Quarters, Richmond, Va., 8th May, 1862." 
 to Gen. R. S. Ewell. •'....! see no necessity for retain- 
 ing your division at Swift Run Gap, if it is ascertained that 
 the intention of the enemy is to retire from the Valley . . . 
 From present indications it is thought that the columns under 
 Gen. Hanks will attempt to form a junction with that oppo- 
 site Fredericksburg under Gen. McDowell. If you ascertain 
 this to be the fact an opportunity might be presented for in- 
 tercepting Bank's march, and striking him a blow while en 
 route for Fredericksburg, and with this view it is suggested 
 that you move the bulk of your command to Gordonsville on 
 the line of the Rappahannock, so as to have it available for 
 this purpose, and moreover to enable you more readily to 
 for ifc a junction with the force this side of Fredericksburg 
 
 • under Gen. Anderson, if necessary I have to-day 
 
 written to Gen. Jackson advising him of the contents of this 
 letter. Should you move, you will report the fact to 
 him . . . . " Signed as General. Very fine. 
 
 437 Magruder, J. Bankhead, MajGen. Distinguished in Mexi- 
 
 ican War, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1849. 
 
 438 Macruder, J. Bankhead, Maj-Gen. Distinguished in Mexican 
 
 War, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1832. 
 
 439 Mason, John M. Minister to England, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and 
 
 address, 1841. 
 
 440 Maurv, M. F., Confed. Navy, a, 1. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1843, to Commodore Wilkes. 
 
 441 Maurv, M. F., Confederate Navy ; A. Y. P. Garnett, Surgeon 
 
 in Army ; C. M. Wilcox, Brig-Gen., and Sydenham Moore 
 and T. G. Davidson, Members of Confederate Congress, 
 a.l.s. 8° of each. (5) 
 
 442 Money of Confederate States, fac-similes. 6 pieces. 
 
 443 MosBV, John S., Col. of Cavalry, a. I. s. i page 8° 1879. 
 
 444 Official Letters C. S. A., on printed headings. John H. Rea- 
 
 gan, R. G. H. Kean, J. A. Campbell, S. V. Moore, etc,, /. s. 
 I page 4° of each. (9) 
 
 445 Officials of C. S. A. J. T. Pickett, Gen. G. H. Wilcox. John 
 
 S. L. Preston, James Lyons, C. D. Rice, Bradley T. Johnson, 
 etc., rt. /. J. 8° of each. (12) 
 
 446 OuLD, Robert, Commissioner of Prisoners ; J. M. Mason, Wm. 
 
 M. Gwin, and Benj. S. Ewell, President Wm. and Mary's 
 College, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (4) 
 
 447 Pickens, F. W., Gov. of South Carolina at the attack on Fort 
 
 Sumter, a. I. s. i page folio, 1836. 
 
96 CATALOGUE. 
 
 CIVIL WAR.-CONFEDERATE. Continued. 
 
 448 Pike, Albert, Maj-Gen., Celebrated Poet, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 and address. 
 
 449 Preston, \Vm., Brig-Gen., Aide to Gen. A. S. Johnston at 
 
 Shiloh, a. I. s. i page 4" 1849, to W. B. Preston. 
 
 450 Preston, William. Wm. Barksdale, killed at Gettysburg, Roger 
 
 A. Pryor, and L. O. B. Branch, Brig-Gens. V . S, A., a. I. s. 
 I page 4° of each. (4) 
 
 451 Prisoners, Letters from, dated at Fort Warren and Fort Lafay- 
 
 ette. 1862-1865. (3) 
 
 452 Pryor, Roger A., Maj-Gen., a. /. s. 1 page 4° 1855, to Frank- 
 
 lin Pierce. 
 
 453 Randall, James R., Poet and Editor. Autograph Poem signed. 
 
 1 page 4° two verses of " Maryland, my Maryland," the well- 
 known Southern war ballad. 
 
 454 Regan, John H., Post Master-Gen., C. S. A., Jabez L. M. 
 
 Curry and L. G. De Russy, Brig-Gens., J. A. Stallworth, Con- 
 federate Congress, C. L. Vallandingham, a. I. s. 8° of each. 
 (6) 
 
 455 Rhett, R. B., Herschel V. Johnson, A. Ewing, M. R. H. Gar- 
 
 net, W. B. W. Cobb, Beverly Tucker, Thomas Ruffin, etc.. 
 Members of Congress, C. S. A., a. I. s. 4° of each. ('lo) 
 
 456 Rives, Wm. C, David Clopton, Thomas Ruffin, H. W. Hilliard, 
 
 Wm. Porcher Miles, A. R. Botelier, A, Iverson, John B. 
 Clark, etc., Members of Congress of C. S. A., (/. /. s. 4° of 
 each. (10) 
 
 457 Ruffin, Edward. Fired the first gun at the attack on Fort 
 
 Sumter, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1835. 
 
 458 Semmes, Raphael and J. N, Maffitt, Commodores C. S. N., /. s. 
 
 2 pages 4° of each. (2) 
 
 459 Slidell, John, Minister to France, a. I. s. i page 4° 1854. 
 
 460 Slidell, John, a. I, s. 5 pages 4° 1858; — John M. Mason, a. 
 
 1. s. I page 4° 1855. Diplomatists C. S. A. (2) 
 
 461 Smith, W^m., Brig-Gen., Gov. of Va., " Extra Billy," a. /. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° and address, 1841. 
 
 462 Smith, Wm., Gov. of Va., Wm. Barksdale, killed at Gettysburg, 
 
 Roger A. Pryor and J. L. M. Curry, Brig-Gens., C. S. A., a. 
 /. .$■. I page 4° of each. (4) 
 
 463 Soldiers' Letters from Camp. (4) 
 
 464 Stringfellow, John H. Noted in the Kansas Contests in 
 
 1856, (I. /. s. 2 pages 4° "Atchinson, Kansas, 1858." Inter- 
 esting letter to Henry A. Wise on Kansas Affairs. 
 
 465 Tattnall, Josiah, Capt. C. S. N., a. I. s. i page 4° 1849. 
 
 466 Thompson, John R., Editor, H. M. Shaw, killed at Newbern, 
 
 George P. Kane, Marshal of Baltimore, Roger A. Pryor, L, 
 O. B. Branch, Brig-Gen. etc., a. /. s. 8^ of each. (6> 
 
CATALOGUE. 27 
 
 CIVIL WAR. -CONFEDERATE. Continued. 
 
 467 Thkockmokion, J. \V., Hrig-Gen. C. S. A., Gov. of Texas, A. 
 
 Dimitny, Halie Teyton, and J. L. M. Curry, Confederate Con- 
 gress, F. H. Smith, Va. Military Institute, </. /. s. 8" of each. 
 
 468 Toombs, Robert, Sec'y. of State, a. I. s. i page 4 1859. 
 
 469 Vallant)k;iiam, C. L. Banished by U. S. Government, to 
 
 Confederate States, a. I. s. i page 4° 1861. 
 
 470 WiGFALL, Louis S., Brig-Gen., a. I. s. 1 page 4° i860. 
 
 471 WiKZ, Henry Capt., Superintendant of the Andersonville Prison 
 
 and executed for cruelty to prisoners in 1865, a. I. s. i page 
 4°. "Old Capitol Prison, Nov. ?., 1865.' .... I would be 
 very thankful to you if you would call at the Prison to day. 
 This terrible suspense is killing me." Written to Louis 
 Schade of Washington, with an a. I. s. of Schade to Maj. 
 Poore, sending to him this letter of Wirz. Hxcessively rare. 
 
 472 WiSK, Henry A., Brig-Gen., Gov. of Va., Wm. Smith and L. O. 
 
 B. Branch, Brig-Gens., David Clopton, Confederate Congress 
 and C. L. Vallandigham, a. I. s. 8° of each. (5) 
 
 473 WisK, O. Jennings, Brig-(ien., killed at Roanoke Island, a. I. s, 
 
 3 pages 4° 1858. To H. A. Wise. 
 
 474 Yanckv, Wm. L., Commissioner to the Governments of Europe 
 
 from C. S. A., a. /. s. i page folio, 1846. 
 
 475 Clarke, H. J. W., Duke of Feltre, Marshal of France, /. s. i 
 
 page folio, 18 14. 
 
 476 Clark, Lewis Gaylord, Thos. McKean, A. Burr, Joel Barlow, 
 
 Santa Anna, Fisher Ames, O. H. Perry, Bainbridge, etc. 
 Portraits. 8°. (12)" 
 
 477 Clay, Cassius M., George P. Marsh, R. M. Walsh, Reverdy 
 ° Johnson, O. Jennings Wise, E. G. Squier, T. Bigelow Law- 
 rence, S. S. Cox, Elisha A. Allen, R. C. Schenck, H. Ledyard, 
 Thomas Russell, etc., U. S. Ministers to Foreign Govern- 
 ments. S°. Letter of each. (30) 
 
 478 Clay, Henry, Sec'y of State and Speaker a. I. s. i page 4 
 
 1809 Fine early letter and signed in full, " Henry Clay." Rare. 
 \'479 Clay. Henry, Sec'y of State and Speaker, a. I. s. i page 4 
 '^ 1840. Fine political letter. 
 
 ,f^.8o Clay, Henry, Manuscript Speech of Clay and others relative 
 ■'^ to aid for deaf and dumb Institution 13 pages 4° 1820. 
 
 m8i Clayton, John M., Sec'y of State, a. I. s. i page 4° 1854. 
 1482 Clayton, John M., and I^dward Everett a. 1. s. i page 4° of 
 
 each Sec'y. of State. (2) 
 
 483 Cleveland, Parker, Chauncey A. Goodrich, H. St George 
 Tucker, Joseph Lovering, Charles Anthon, Alfred Newton, 
 B. Silliman etc. Professors in Colleges, a. I. s. 4° of each. 
 
 (12) 
 
 o 
 
 o 
 
38 CATALOGUE. 
 
 484 Clementi, Muzio, Celebrated Italian Composer. Father of the 
 
 piano-forte School, a. I. s. i page 8°. 
 
 485 Clifford, Nathan, Caleb Cushing, and Reverdy Johnson, At- 
 
 torneys General, a. /. s. 8° of each. (3) 
 
 486 Clifford, Nathan, and John Nelson, Cabinet Officers, a. /. s- 
 
 I page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 487 Clinton, De Witt, Statesman, Gov. of New York, a. /, s. i 
 
 page folio, and address. 1806. 
 
 488 Clinton, De Witt, Statesman Gov, of New York. a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° and address. 18 18. 
 ii 89 Cobb, Howell, Sec'y of Treasury. Speaker of House, a. I. s. i 
 page 4°. 
 
 490 CoBBETT, William, Political writer, </. /. s. i page 8°, 1811. 
 
 Portrait. 
 
 491 Coffin, Sir Isaac, Admiral, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 183 1. The signature cut off and pasted on. 
 
 492 Coffin, Joshua, History of Newbury, R. Greenhow, History 
 
 of Oregon, John R. Brodhead, History of New York, A. 
 Ward, Author of Travels, a. I. s. 4" of each. (4) 
 
 493 Colbert, Jean B. Louis XVI. Brissot de Warville, Cambaceres 
 
 Chateaubriand, Humboldt. Portraits. 8°. (6) 
 
 494 Colden. Cadwallader D. "Life of Fulton," a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 and address 1819; — E. Irving, Author, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 1826. (2) 
 
 495 Colfax, Schuyler, Vice President and Speaker of House, a. I. 
 
 s. I page 8° with<7. /. s. 4 pages 8° 1885, of his wife Ellen 
 W, Colfax, relative to biography of her husband. (2) 
 
 496 Collamer, Jacob, N. K. Hall, and T. O. Howe, Post Masters 
 
 General, a. /. s. 8° of each. (3) 
 
 497 Colman, Henry, Wm. Thornton, J. S. Skinner, W. L. Ellsworth 
 
 J. Buel, J. C. Louden, T. Ap-catesby Jones, J. Delafield, E. P. 
 Livingston, Richard Parrot, etc. Agriculturists. 4° letters. 
 
 (19) 
 
 498 Colonial Documents, principally of Massachusetts, signed by 
 
 T. Hubbard, Jonas Clark, Edward Winslow, N. Whiting, etc. 
 folio. (10) 
 
 499 Colonial Documents, principally of Massachusetts, signed by 
 
 James Bowdoin, Jacob Wendell, Edward Winslow, J. Osborne 
 A. Davenport, etc. 4° (27) 
 
 500 Columbia College, Presidents of. Wm. A. Duer. a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° and address, 1859, and James C Welling, (7. I. s. i page 
 8° 1859. (2) 
 
 501 Combs, Leslie, Statesman, Officer in the War of 1812, (T, /. s. 7 
 
 pages folio, and address, 1843, to Henry A. Wise. 
 
 502 Commissions signed by James Monroe and Millard Fillmore as 
 
 Presidents. (2) 
 
CATALOGUE. 99 
 
 503 CoNFKDERATE States. Paper currency of the Government of Cit 
 
 ies and towns, and Government Bonds, various denomina- 
 tions. (17 pieces). 
 
 CONGRESS CONTINENTAL, SIGNERS OF CONFEDERA- 
 TION, AND CONSITUTION. 
 
 504 Constitution of the United States, with the Proceedings 
 
 attending its Ratification and adoption by the State of Rhode 
 Island and Providence Plantations, May 29, 1790. Printed, 
 3 pages folio, 17x11 inches. 
 
 505 Andrew. Benjamin, r/. s. i page folio, 1783. Signed also by 
 
 R. Howley. 
 
 506 Armstrong, John, Jr., Secretary of War, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1813. 
 
 507 Bartlett, Josiah, Signer of Declaration, /. s. 4 pages folio, 
 
 1790. 
 
 508 Bee, Thomas, a. /. s. 1-2 page 4° 1799. 
 
 509 Benson, Egbert. Annapolis Convention, d. s. x page 4° 1778. 
 
 Signed also by Z. Piatt, M. O. C. 
 
 510 Blair, John. Constitutional Convention, (/. s. 1-2 page 4° 
 
 1772. 
 
 511 Bland, Richard, /f. s. i page 4° 1752. Signed also by Theo- 
 
 doric Bland. 
 
 512 Bland, Richard, and John Langdon, (/. s. 1-2 page 4° of 
 
 each. (2) 
 
 513 Blount, Wm. Constitutional Convention, a. /. s. Portion of 
 
 1-2 page 4° ; — Samuel A. Otis, a. I. s. i page 8° and address, 
 1805 ; — Rufus King, /. s. 3 pages 4° 1797, in cipher. (3) 
 
 514 BouDiNOT, Elias, a. I. s. 1 page 4° and address, 1807. 
 
 515 BouDiNOT, Elias, a. I. s. i page 4° 1799. 
 
 516 BouDiNOT, Elias, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1807. 
 
 517 BowDoiN, James, //. s. i page 4° 1777. A Massachusetts Bay 
 
 pay warrant. Signed also by Gen. A. Ward and others, the 
 Council of the Province. 
 
 518 Brown, John, of Virginia, a. I. s. i page folio and address, 
 
 1780. Revolutionary letter. 
 
 519 Brownson, Nathan, Governor of Georgia, d. s. i page 4° 
 
 178s- 
 
 520 Bullock, Archibald, Governor of Georgia, d. s. i page folio, 
 
 1777- 
 
 521 Butler, Pierce. Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 and address, iSoS. 
 
 522 Butler, Pierce. Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 4" 1808. 
 
3© CATALOGUE. 
 
 CONTINENTAL CONGRESS, SIGNERS, etc. Continued. 
 
 523 Carmichaei-, William,*?. /. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1777. 
 
 524 CARRiNtnoN, Edward, it. /. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1798. 
 
 525 Carkoli., Charles, Barrister, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1790. 
 
 526 Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, Signer of Declaration, a. I. s. 
 
 "C. C, of Carrollton." i page 4° 18 16. 
 
 527 Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, Signer of Declaration, tr. /. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1827. 
 
 528 Carroll, Daniel. Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4*^ 1790. Slightly stained. 
 
 529 Carroll, Daniel. Constitutional Convention, l.s, i page 4°. 
 
 J5eing a portion of an a, I. s. of Thos. Johnson. 
 
 530 Chase, Samuel, Signer of Declaration, a. d. s. i page folio, 
 
 1793- 
 
 531 Clarkson, Matthew, a. 1. s. i page 4° 1776. 
 
 532 Clay, Joseph, (7. 1. s. i page folio and address, 1771. 
 
 533 CoNTEK, Benjamin, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address, 1790. 
 
 534 CusHiNG, Thomas, d. s. i page 4° 1777. Massachusetts Bay 
 
 Pay Warrant, signed by Cushing, S. Holten, A. Ward, of Old 
 Congress, John Whetcomb, Brig-Gen., and others, the Council 
 of the Province. 
 
 535 Dana, Francis, Constitutional Convention, Signer of Confeder- 
 
 ation, d. s. 1 page 4° 1777. Mass. Bay Pay Warrant; signed 
 also by Gens. John Whetcomb, and A. Ward, and S. Holten, 
 M. O. C, and others, the Council of the Province. 
 
 536 Davie, Wm. R., Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1788. 
 
 537 Dawson, J., a. /. s. 1 page 4° 1808. 
 
 538 Dayton, Jonathan, Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° 1796. 
 
 539 Dickinson, Philemon, a. L s. i page 4° 1777. 
 
 540 DuANE, James, Signer of Confederation, a. d. s. i page 4° 1781. 
 
 541 DuER, Wm., Signer of Confederation, a. I. s. i page 4" 1785. 
 
 542 Edwards, Pierpont, d. s. i page 4° 1782 — Richard Bland 
 
 Lee, a. d. s. 2 pages 4° 18 18. (2) 
 
 543 Ellery, Wm., Signer of Declaration, /. s. i page 4° 1814. 
 
 544 Ellery, William, Signer of Declaration, d. s. 1 page folio 
 
 1791. 
 
 545 Ellsworth, Oliver, Constitutional Convention. Signature and 
 
 Portrait; — Thomas Mifflin, and Samuel Mered;th, /. s., of 
 each (3) 
 
 546 Few, Wm.. Constitutional Convention, /. .f. i page 4° 18 17. 
 
 547 FiTZHUGH, Wm., and Wm. Harrison, d. s. 1 page 4° of each (2) 
 
CATALOGUE. , 31 
 
 CONTINENTAL CONGRESS, SIGNERS, etc. Continued. 
 
 548 Fnzsi.MONs, Tlionias, Constitutional Convention, <i. I. s. 3 
 pages 4° and address. 1801. 
 
 549 Fi-ovD, Wm., Signer of Declaration, d. s. i page 4° 1781. 
 Siirned also bv Ezra L'Honinicdicu. Revolutionary document. 
 
 550 Franklin. Henjamin, Signer of Declaration, Diploma of Ameri- 
 can I'hilosophical Society, signed 17S6; signed also by Wni. 
 White and 6 others. 
 
 551 Gelston, David, a. I. s. i page 4° and address. 18 14. 
 
 552 GiniiONS, William, a. d. s. 1-2 page 4° 1774- 
 
 553 G M.MAN, John Taylor, and Samuel A. Otis, d. s. \ page 4° 
 
 of each 1802, (2) 
 
 554 GiLMAN, Nicholas, Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° 1814. 
 
 555 Gravson, Win., Aide to Washington, a. I. s. 2 p.ages folio. 
 1788. 
 
 556 Grikkin, Cyrus, a. I. s. i page 4" 1808. 
 
 557 Griffin, Cyrus, and Rufus King, a. I. s. i page 4" of each (2) 
 
 558 Hancock, John, Signer of Declaration, Commission signed as 
 
 I'resident of Congress. 17/7. Imperfect. 
 
 559 Harrison, Benjamin, Signer of Declaration, a. I. s. 3 pages 
 
 4° Badly mildewed, with d. s. 1-4 page 4° 1772, 
 
 560 Harrison, Wm., d. s. i pa^e 4° 1779. 
 
 561 Hathorn, John, tr. 1. s. i page 4° 1791. 
 
 562 Hawkins, IJenjamin, a. I. s. i page 4° 18 14. 
 
 563 Hawkins, Benjamin, a. I. s. i page 4° 1783. 
 
 564 Hemslev, Wm., a. I. s. i page 4° and address. 1799. 
 
 565 Henry, John, a. I. s. i page 4° and address. 1792. 
 
 566 Henry, John, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address. 1793. 
 
 567 Henry, Patrick, Constitutionnl Convention, a. d. i page folio, 
 
 1771. With portion of '' imission signed, 1777. 
 
 568 Henry, Patrick, Edmund ileton, Henry Lee, James Madi- 
 
 son and Alexander Hamilton. Signatures. (5) 
 .569 Holten, Samuel, Signer of Confederation, d. s. i page 4° 
 1784. Signed also by John Pickering. 
 
 570 Hoi'KiNSON, Francis, Signer of Declaration. Loan Office Cer- 
 
 tificate signed, 1779. Signed also by Matthew Thornton and 
 Nicholas Gilman. 
 
 571 Howard, John E., a. I. s. i page 4° 1790. 
 
 572 Ingersoll, Jared, Constitutional Convention, a, L s. i page 
 
 folio and. address, 1786. 
 
 573 Ingersoll, Jared, Constitutional Convention, Gustavus Scott 
 
 and Samuel Mereditii, /. s. i page 4° of each. (3) 
 §74 Jackson, Jonathan and Samuel A. Otis, d. s. i page 4° of each. 
 (2) 
 
3* CATALOGUE. 
 
 CONTINENTAL CONGRESS, SIGNERS, etc. Continued. 
 
 575 Jav, John, Chief Justice. Commission signed as President of 
 
 Congress, 1779. On vellum. 
 
 576 Jay, John, Chief Justice. Commission signed as President of 
 
 Congress, 1779. On vellum. 
 
 577 Jav, John, Edward Lloyd and Samuel Meredith, /. s, 1 page 
 
 4° of each. (3) 
 
 578 Jekkkrson, Thomas, Signer of Declaration. Autograph manu- 
 
 script. 2 pages 4" with a signature. 
 
 579 Jefferson, Thomas, Signer of Declaration, a. /. s. i page 4°. 
 
 "May 6, 1826." 
 
 580 Jefferson, Thomas, Patrick Henry and Daniel of St. Thomas 
 
 Jenifer, //. s. 1-2 page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 581 Jenifer, Daniel of St. Thomas, Constitutional Convention, 
 
 (I. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1780. Revolutionary letter. 
 
 582 Jenifer, Daniel of St. Thomas, Constitutional Convention, 
 
 a. /. s. I page folio and address, 1772. 
 
 583 Johnson, Thomas, David Ramsey and James Mercer, //. s, 1-2 
 
 page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 584 Johnson, Thomas and Wm. Harrison, //. s. i page 4° of each. 
 
 The Johnson signed also by Wm. Hemsley. (2) 
 
 585 JCean, John, <i. 1. s. i page 4° and address, 1794. 
 
 586 Kean, John, (I. 1. s. I page 4° 1788. 
 
 587 Kean, John, Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer and Samuel Mere- 
 
 dith, a. d. s. 1-2 page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 588 Kino, Rufus, Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° 
 
 1820. 
 
 589 King, Rufus, Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. i page 4 
 
 1819. 
 
 590 Kinsev, James, a. /, s, i page 4° and address, 1759. 
 
 591 Langdon, John, Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. i page 4 
 
 1802. 
 
 592 Langdon, John, Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. x page 4" 
 
 1809. 
 
 593 Lansing, John, Jr., Constitutional Convention, a. I. s, 1 page 
 
 4° 1793- 
 
 594 Laurens, Henry, Signer of Confederation, a. I. s. last sheet of. 
 
 2 pages 4° 1767. 
 
 595 Lee, Henry and Thomas Mifflin, /. s. 1793 of each. (2) 
 
 596 Lee, Henry, Rufus King and David Ramsay, (Stained.) a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 597 Lee, Richard Bland, a. /. s. 1 page 4° 18 16. 
 
 598 Lee, Richard Bland, a. I. s. i page folio, 1820. 
 
 599 Lee, Richard Bland, a. I. s. i page folio, and address. 18 17. 
 
 
 
 
 
I 
 
 CATALOGUE. 33 
 
 o 
 
 CONTINENTAL CONGRESS, SIGNERS, etc. Continued. 
 
 60:) Lkk, Richard Hland, a. I. s. i pajje 4° and address. i8oi. 
 
 601 I/IIoMMKPiKU Ezra, a. d. s. i pa^'C 4° 1786. 
 
 602 LiviNc.sTov. R. R. (/. s. 2 pages folio, 1S03. Signed also by 
 
 JaniL's Monroe. 
 
 603 LiviNG.STON, R. R., d. s. I page folio, 1804, 
 
 604 Li-OYD, Pxlward, a. /. s. i page 4° and address. 1823. 
 
 605 Li.ovD, Kdward, a. I. s. i page 4° and address. 1809. 
 
 606 LovKi.L, James, Signer of Confederation, d. s. i page 4° 181 1. 
 
 Rufus King, a. I. s. i page 4° 1798. (2) 
 
 607 McKkan, Thomas, Signer of Declaration, d. s. 1 page 4 
 
 1793. Signed also by Edward Shippen. 
 
 608 Madison, James, Constitutional Convention, President United 
 
 States, d. s. Portion of, i page folio, 1815. Signed also by 
 James Monroe. 
 
 609 MANNi.vd, James, a. d. s. i page 4° 1787. 
 
 610 Makchant, Henry, Signer of Confederation, and EHas Bou- 
 
 dinot. Addresses of letters franked ; Thomas Mifflin, a. d. s, 
 I page 4°. (3) 
 
 611 Mason, George, Member of Constitutional Convention, a. /. s. 
 
 I page 4° and address. 1772. 
 
 612 Mkrckr, James. Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, and Richard 
 
 Bland Lee, d. s. folio of each. (3) 
 
 613 Meredith, Samuel, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1791. 
 
 614 Mifflin, Thomas, Aide to Washington, Maj-Gen., Constitu- 
 
 tional Convention, a, I. s. 2 pages 4° 1793, to Thomas 
 Jefferson. 
 
 615 MoNTc;oMERV, Wm., /. s. 2 pages 4° 1818. Signed also by 
 
 James Buchanan and J. M. Porter ; Tench Coxe., /. s. i 
 page 4° 1790. (2) 
 
 616 Morris, Robert. Signer of Declaration, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 
 
 and address. 1784. 
 
 617 Otis, Samuel A., a. I. s, 1 page 4° 1791. 
 
 618 Paterson, Wm. Constitutional Convention, a. l. s. i page 
 
 4° 1806. 
 
 619 Pendleton, Edmund, a. 1. s. 3 pages 4° 1799 to Thomas 
 
 Jefferson. 
 
 620 Pendleton, Edmund, a. /. s, i page 4° 1774. 
 
 621 Pendleton, Edmund, and Peyton Randolph, d. s. 1-2 page 
 
 4° of each. (2) 
 
 622 PiNCKNEY, Charles, Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° 1820. 
 
 622 PiNCKNEV, Charles, Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. i page 
 4° 1820. 
 
34 CATALOGUE. 
 
 CONTINENTAL CONGRESS, SIONERS, etc. Continued. 
 
 624 I'iNCKNEY, Charles, Constitutional Convention, a. /. s. i page 
 
 folio, 1790. 
 
 625 Foils, Richard, tr. I. s. \ page 4° 1827. 
 
 626 Ramsay, David, a. I. s, i p.ii^e 4° 18 14. Stained. 
 
 627 Ramsay, David, a. I. s. i page 4° 18 14, Stained. 
 
 628 Ranim)I.i'H, Kdnuind. Constitutional Convention. Aide to 
 
 Washington. Cabinet Ollicer, a. I. s, i page 4° 1805. 
 
 629 Randoli'ii, Peyton, d. s. 1-2 page 4°. 
 
 630 Random'h, Peyton. Patrick Henry, ;. id Gen. Henry Lee. 
 
 t/. s. 1-2 page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 631 Root, Jesse, </. /. s. 1 page 4° and address, 1794. 
 
 632 Rush, Benjamin, Signer of Declaration, a. </, s. i page 4° 181 1. 
 
 633 RuTi,Knf;i:, John, Constitutional Convention, ti. I. s. i page 
 
 8° and address. 
 
 634 Sr. Clair, Arthur, Maj.-Gen., a. /. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1800. 
 
 635 Schureman, James, d.s. i page 4° 1818. 
 
 636 Scott, Gustavus, d. s, 3 pages folio, iSoo. Signed twice, and 
 
 also signed by Alexander White, M. O. C. 
 
 637 Smith, Melancton, d, s. 1-2 page 4° 1793. Signed also by 
 
 Marinus Willett. 
 
 638 Smith, William., of Maryland, a. I. s. 1 page 4° " Baltimore, 
 
 1812." 
 
 639 Smith, William, of Maryland, (7. /. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 " Baltimore, 1785." 
 
 640 Strong, Caleb, Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1803. 
 
 641 Strong, Caleb, Constitutional Convention, a. /. s. i page 4° 
 
 1804. 
 
 642 Strong, Caleb, Constitutional Convention, a. /. s. 1 page 4 
 
 1812. 
 
 643 Sullivan, James, a. I. s. i page 4° 1792. 
 
 644 Sullivan, James, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1808. 
 
 645 Telfair, Edward, Signer of Confederation, a. /. .$•. 2 pages 4" 
 
 and address, 1797. 
 
 646 Telfair, Edward, and Samuel Meredith, /. s. i page 4° of 
 
 each. (2) 
 
 647 Thomson, Charles, Secretary to Congress, d. s. i page folio, 
 
 1779. 
 
 648 Thornton, Matthew, Signer of Declaration, a. d., portion of, 
 
 with name in body of document, i page 4° 1757. 
 
 649 TiLTON, James, and Daniel, of St. Thomas Jenifer, d. s. i page 
 
 4° of each. (2) 
 
 
 
CATALOGUE. 3S 
 
 JONTINBNTAL CONORUSS, SIONERS, ttc. Continued. 
 650 rKt'Miuu.i., Jonathan, Jr., //. s. i p.ige folio, 1790; — Richard 
 Uland Loc, </. /. s. i payc folio and address. Stained. 
 uS.\V 12) 
 V651 Ti'cKKK, T. T., ,1. I. s. 1 page 4" 1827. 
 
 652 TucKKR, T. T., rt. /. s. I pa},'e 4° 
 
 653 Varnum, James M., IJrig-C.cn., a. /. s. 12 paj;e 4° 1780. 
 
 654 Wadswokhi, James, a. it. s. i page folio, 1793. Scarce. 
 65s Wadsworth, Jeremiah, a. /. s. \ page 4° 1777. 
 
 656 Wamon, George, Signer of Declaration. iX. d. s. i page 4° 
 
 '79°- . . , ,, 
 
 657 Wkst, Iknjamin, Constitutional Convention, signature ; — 
 
 Henj. Hawkins. ^:. /. .f. i page 4" ; — Rufus King, /. J. 2 
 pages 4" in cipher, 1797. (3) 
 
 658 Will IK, Alexander, //. J. i page folio, 1797, Signed also by 
 
 Gustavus Scott, M. O. C 
 
 659 Wii.mamson, Hugh, Constitutional Convention, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4' and address, 1794. 
 
 CONGRESSES OF UNITED STATES. 
 
 660 EiKsr to Fourteenth, inclusive. Comprising specimens of such 
 
 names as H. Clay, Clieves, Gaillard, I). D. Tompkins, R. B. 
 Lee, J. McLean, R. ^\. Johnson, (ieo. I'oindexter, Daniel C. 
 Verplanck, James Pleasants, Win. Hunter, VVm. Reed, H. M. 
 Ridgeley, Win. Helms, H. Thruston, James Hreckenridge, 
 James Harbour, W. Lowndes, Cyrus King, John Sergeant, 
 Geo. M. Hibb, P. B. Key, Sam. A. Otis, Wm. Gaston, Sam. 
 Smith, Josiah Quincy, S. L. Mitchell, Philip Van Cortlandt, 
 etc. Altogether (152) 
 
 661 FirrKKNiH to Eighteenth inclusive. Comprising such as D. D. 
 
 Tompkins, H. Clay, P. P. Harbour, J. W. Taylor, Jas. Bucha- 
 nan, Sam. Houston, A. Stevenson, C. F. Mercer, Cad. D. 
 Colden, Joseph Hopkinson, VVm. F2ustis, R. M. Johnson, 
 John Sergeant, Nhircus Morton, John McLean, John Forsyth, 
 VVm. Lowndes, H. A. Wise, J. 1). Elliot, H. St. Geo. Tucker, 
 
 . ' C. A. VVicklilfe, etc. Altogether (256) 
 
 |i62 Nineteenth to Twentieth inclusive. Comprising such as J. C. 
 Calhoun, A. Stevenson, J. W. Taylor, James Buchanan, J. 
 
 .^•_ Hamilton, John Sergeant, Silas VVright, S. Smith, VV'm. C. 
 
 = 1 Rives, N. Van Dyke, Wm. Drayton. R. H. Wilde, E. Whitt- 
 
 lesy, James Lanman, M. Van Buren, J. Randolph, Alden Part- 
 ridge, G. ('. Washington, A. K. Paris, etc. Altogether (181) 
 
 663 Twentv-kirst to Twenty-fourth inclusive. Comprising such as 
 
 J. C. Calhoun, Van Huren, I high L. While, John Hell, A. 
 
 Stevenson, H. Hubbard, Jeff. Davis, Tom. Corwin, P. Sprague, 
 
 ■ W. C. Preston, W. C. Rives, David Hcnshaw, Jas. ^L Wayne, 
 
 J. R. Ingersoll, etc. Altogether (85) 
 
36 CATALOGUE. 
 
 CONGRESSES OF UNITED STATES. Continued. 
 
 664 Twenty-fifth to Twenty-seventh inclusive. Comprisinj: such 
 
 as James K. Poll:, R. M. Johnson, John C. Calhoun, M. Van 
 Buren, R. M. T. Hunter, Robert C. Winthrop, Fernando 
 Wood, C. C. Cambreling, Hiland Hall, Geo. Evans, N. P. 
 Tallmadge, John M. Botts, R. B. Rhett, H. A. Wise, J. R. 
 Ingersoll, Silas Wright, C. C. Clay, Leslie Coombs, Thos. H. 
 Benton, John Sergeant, etc. Altogether (79) 
 
 665 Twenty-seventh to Thirtieth inclusive. Comprising such as 
 
 John Tyler, W. P. Mangum, J. W. Jones, Geo. W. Hopkins, 
 John White, Lynn Boyd, John W. Davis, R. M. Johnson, R. 
 C. Winthrop, Armsted Burt, R. M. T. Hunter, M. P. Gentry, 
 R. C. Schenck, N. K. Hall, Preston King, J . C. Calhoun, R. 
 B. Rhett, F. W. Pickens, J. A. Pearce, Reverdy Johnson, J. 
 R. Ingersoll, S. A. Douglass, John G. Palfrey, John Davis, 
 John Slidell, Robert Dale Owen, Henry C. Murphy, Lewis 
 Cass, Sam. Houston, John M. Mason, D R. Atchison, H. 
 Hamlin, John Fairfield, Horace Mann, etc. Altogether (221) 
 
 666 Thirty-first to Thiry-second inclusive. Comprising such as 
 
 Wm. R. King, M. Fillmore, Howell Cobb, R. C. Winthrop, 
 Lynn Boyd, Pierre Soule, S. A. Douglass, D. Wilmot, Preston 
 King, Isham G. Harris, George Ashmun, D. S. Dickmson, 
 Thad. Stevens, Lewis Cass, Jeff. Davis, James L. Orr, Horace 
 Mann, P. Sprague, Jere. Clemens, R. S. Baldwin, S. P. Chase, 
 W. H. Seward, C. J. Faulkner, R. F. Stockton, C. C. Cam- 
 breling, J. A. Bayard, etc. Altogether (228.) 
 
 667 Thirty-third to Thirty-fourth inclusive. Comprising such as 
 
 Wm. R. King, Lynn Boyd, R. J. Walker, N. P. Banks, J. D. 
 Bright, D. R. Atchison, John Letcher, L. M. Keitt, John S. 
 Carlisle, Jos. R. Chandler, J. A. Bayard, Wm. M. Gwin, 
 Roger A. Pryor, T. S. Bocock. Ben. Fitzpatrick, Wm. H. 
 English, Wm. Bigler, T. B. Florence, Charles W. Upham, 
 John Goode, Thos. H. Seymour, John M. Clayton, J. A. 
 Quitman, John Kelly, Mike Walsh, Jere. S. Black, etc. 
 Altogether (237) 
 
 668 Thirty-fifth to Thirty-sixtli, inclusive. Comprising such as 
 
 John C. Breckenridge, Wm. Pennington, James L. Orr, 
 Schuyler Colfax, Gen. L L Stevens, L. M. Keitt, John M. 
 Mason, Wm. Porcher Miles, Joseph Lane, Anson Burlingame, 
 T. S. Bocock, Alex. H. Rice, Horace Maynard, John S. Carl- 
 isle, John Kelly, Charles Francis Adams, W. W. I'iieips, Wm. 
 H. Seward, Wm. Smith of Va., Aaron V. Jkown, T. 15. 
 Florence, L. Q. C. Laman, John Letcher, Fernando Wood, 
 Robert Toombs, etc. Altogether (212) 
 
CATALOGUE. 37 
 
 CONGRESSES OF UNITED STATES. Continued. 
 
 669 Thirty-seventh to Thirty-ninth, inckisive. Comprising such 
 
 as B. F. Wade, Lafayette S. Foster, G. A. Grow, Schuyler Col- 
 fax, H. Hamlin, John Sherman, J. G. Dlaine, Z. Chandler, 
 VVm. Porcher, Miles, J. \V. Forney, Sam. Hooper, S C. Ponie- 
 roy. Gen. J. J. Stevens, Alex. H, Rice, S. Nelson, Cakes 
 Ames, etc. Altogether (147) 
 
 670 Thirty-ninth to Fortieth, inclusive. Comprising such as 
 
 Schuyler Colfax, B. F. Wade, Lafayette S. Foster, Theo. M. 
 Pomeroy, Wm. Sprague, Charles D. Drake, J. W. Forney, 
 John Sherman, Roscoe Conkling, A. G. Thurman, John D. 
 Baldwin, Alex. H. Rice, etc. Altogether (71) 
 
 671 FoRTY-FiR.ST to Forty-fourth, inclusive. Comprising such as 
 
 Henry Wilson, Schuyler Colfax, J. G. Blaine, M. C. Kerr, S. 
 J. Randall, Geo. F. Edmunds, Reverdy Johnson, Roscoe 
 Conkling, H. Fish, J. R. PLawley, Jas. Harlan, W. A. Buck- 
 ingham, S. C. Pomeroy, A. A. Ranney, Eugene Hale, H. B, 
 Anthony, N. P. Banks, B. K. Bruce, George F. Hoar, Henry 
 J. Raymond, Horace Maynard, A. G. Thurman, Geo. VV. 
 McCrary, John Sherman, Wm. P. Frye, Geo. S. Boutwell, 
 James N. Tyner, etc. Altogether (238) 
 
 672 Forty-fifth to Forty-sixth, inclusive. Comprising such as Wm. 
 
 A. Wheeler, S. J. Randall, J. G. Bl.dne, Carl Schurz, Geo. B. 
 Loring, H. B. Anthony, H. Har..iin, B. K. Bruce, 1). J. Cam- 
 eron, S. S. Cox, A. G. McCook, Wm. Windom, Stanley Mat- 
 thews, Wm. Clariin, John Goode, Simon Cameron, N. GoiT, Jr., 
 Matt. H. Carpenter, etc. Altogether (172) 
 
 673 FoPTY-SEVENTH, and Cabinet. J. A. Garfield, David Davis, T. 
 
 i . Bayard, J. G. Blaine, Chas. J. Folger, T. O. Howe, B. H. 
 Brews: ;r, H. M. Teller, E. D. Morgan, S. J. Kirk wood, R. T. 
 Lincoln, Wm. Windom, H. B. Anthony, Geo. F. Edmunds, J. 
 R. Hawley, Stanley Matthews, B. K. Bruce, John Sherman, 
 Gen. Burnside, A. H. Garland, A. G. Thurman, T. W. Ferry, 
 Geo. B. Loring, etc. Altogether (155) 
 
 674 Forty-seventh, including such as James A. Garfield, J. G. 
 
 Blaine, W. Windom, R. T. Lincoln, J. W. Keifer, A. H. Gar- 
 land, H. B. Lovering, John D. Long, P. A. Collins, T. B. 
 Reed, Wm. M. Evarts, Wm. E. Chandler, Carl Schurz, H. M. 
 Teller, Geo. H. Williams, H. B. Anthony, etc. Altogether 
 (204) 
 
 675 Forty-eighth, including such as David Davis, T. F. Bavard, 
 
 H. B. Anthony, J. W. Keifer, Wm. M. Evarts, H. M. Teller, 
 Robert T. Lincoln, Geo. S. Boutwell, J. W. Marshall, Wm E. 
 Chandler, R. W. Thompson, Anson G. McCook, Jolin Sher- 
 man, W. B. Hazen, (ieo. F. Hoar, John D. Long, B. H. 
 Brewster, A. A. Ranney, S. S. Cox, etc. Altogether (162) 
 
38 CATALOGUE. 
 
 676 CoNTiNENTAi, Currency, by order of Congress, of i sixth, i 
 
 third, I half, 2 thirds of a dollars, and 60 dollars, 1776-1779. 
 (6 pieces) 
 
 677 CoNTiNKNiAi, Currency, by order of Congress, i775-'76-'77- 
 
 '78, '79, from 2 dollars to 80 dollars. (16 pieces) 
 
 678 Continental Currency, of Connecticut, from 6 pence to 40 
 
 shillings. 1 776-1 780. (6 pieces) 
 
 679 Continental Currency of Maryland, from two-thirds of a dol- 
 
 lar to 8 dollars, 1774. (5 pieces) 
 
 680 Continental Currency of Massachusetts, from 2 pence to 5 
 
 shillings and six pence. 1776 to 1784; — and from one dol- 
 lar to twenty, 1780, and one of four pence of the State of 
 New Hampshire, 1776. (35 pieces) 
 
 681 Continental Currency, of Pennsylvania, from i shilling to 5 
 
 pounds, 1760-1776; — of New Jersey, for 12 shillings, 1776; 
 — and of Bank of North America, for 3 pence, and one nine- 
 tieth of a dollar, 1789. (9 pieces) 
 
 682 Continental Currency of Rhode Island and Providence Plan- 
 
 tations, from 6 pence to 30 shillings, and from 3 dollars to 
 20. 1 780-1 786. Four of these are signed by Metcalf 
 Bowler, of the Stamp Act Congress. (15 pieces) 
 
 683 Continental Currency of Virginia, from one-sixth of a dollar 
 
 to 200 dollars, 1777-1780; of Georgia, 3 pence and i shil- 
 ling and 6 pence, 1776; of South Carolina, 8 dollars, 1776. 
 (7 pieces.) 
 
 684 Cot)PER, J. Fenimore, Author, a. L s. i page 4° 1847. 
 
 685 Cooper, Peter, Merchant and Philanthropist, /. s. i page 
 
 folio, 1859, to Henry A. Wise, relative to a Monument to the 
 Pilgrims at Plymouth. 
 
 686 Cooper, Peter, Daniel D. Tompkins, J. N. Tyner, E. T. Throop, 
 
 Charles Pinckney, H. A. Wise, John Nelson, Bushrod Wash- 
 ington, John Sevier, Duke de Bassano, etc. Portions of let- 
 ters and documents, signed. (14) 
 686*Copi,EY, John Singleton, Celebrated Painter, <?. /. in 3d per- 
 son. I page 4° 1790. Written to Boydell, to send some 
 paper, "hopes it will be particularly fine, as it is to ascertain 
 the state of the Chatham and Mr. Bartolozzi is very particu- 
 lar." Very interesting in allusion to his famous painting of 
 "Death of Chatham." 
 
 687 CopPEE, Henry, President of Lehigh College, J. P. Durbin, 
 
 President of Dickinson College, Wm. Chauvenet and John S. 
 Hart, Presidents of Colleges, a. I. s. t page 4° of each. (4) 
 
 688 Corcoran, \\'m. W., Jay Gould, A. J. Drexel, Bankers, a. /. s. 
 
 of each. (3) 
 
 689 CoRwiN, Thomas, Secy, of 'J'reasury, a. I. s. i page folio and 
 
 address, 1833. 
 
CATALOGUE, 39 
 
 690 CoRWiN, Thomas, a. l. s. 2 pages 4^^ and address, 1832; — 
 
 Win. H. Crawford, a. /. s. 3 pages 4° 182 1, Secretaries of 
 Treasury. (2) 
 
 691 Cox, J. I), and Caleb B. Smith, a. i. s, i page 4° of each. 
 
 Secretaries of Interior. (2) 
 C92 Cox, J. I), and Jacob Thompson, a. /. s. 1 page 4° of each. 
 Secretaries of Interior. (2) 
 
 693 Crampton, Sir John F., English Diplomatist and Statesman, 
 
 a. I. s. 3 pages folio, 1855. 
 
 694 Crawford, Wm. II., Secy, of War and Treasury, Acting Vice 
 
 President, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1822. 
 
 695 Crkswell, J. A. J., Horatio King, T. O. Howe and N. K. 
 
 Hall, Post Masters General, a. I. s. 8° of each. (4) 
 
 696 Crittenden, John J., Atty-Gen., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1838. 
 
 697 Crittenden, J. J., Reverdy Johnson and Caleb Cushing, At- 
 
 torneys General, a. I. s. 8° of each. (3) 
 O98 Criitenden, John J. and John M. Berrien, a. 1. s. 4° of each. 
 Attorneys General. (2) 
 
 699 Crittenden, John J. and J. M. Berrien, a. 1. s. i page 4° of 
 
 each. Attorneys General. (2) 
 
 700 Crockett, David, Pioneer and Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1834. 
 
 701 Cromwei-l, Oliver, Louis XIV., XV., Capt. Marryat, Tom. 
 
 Moore, Madame de Genlis. etc. Portraits. 8°. (10) 
 
 702 Crowninshield, B. W., Secy, of Navy, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1839. 
 
 703 Crowninshield, B. W. and M. Dickerson, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 of each. Secretaries of Navy. (2) 
 
 704 Cruikshank, George, celebrated Caricaturist, a. L s. i page 
 
 8° and address, 1843. Very fine. 
 
 705 Curtis, Geo. Wm., Author and Editor, a. /. s. 4 pages 8° 1869. 
 
 706 Curtis, Geo. Wm., Francis Parkman, Sam. Adams Drake, H. 
 
 M. Alden and George Gibbs, Authors, a. /, s, 2 pages 8° of 
 each. (5) 
 
 707 CuRWEN, Samuel, Loyalist, " Curwen's letters," d, d, s. 1-2 
 
 page 4° 1774. 
 
 708 Cushing, Caleb, Atty-General, a, I. s, 2 pages 4° 1853. 
 
 709 Cushing, Caleb and Geo. Bancroft, Cabinet Officers; S. S. 
 
 Cox and Robert C. Schenck, a. 1. s. i page 8° of each. (4) 
 
 710 Cushing, Caleb, and J. J. Crittenden, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. 
 
 Attorneys General (2) 
 
 711 Cushing, Caleb, and Reverdy Johnson, «-./. j. 4° of each. 
 
 Attorneys General. (2) 
 
 712 CusHMAN, Charlotte, Actress, a. /. s. i page 8° 
 
 713 Custis, George W, P., Grandson of Mrs. Washington, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° and address, 1850, to Henry A. Wise. 
 
 I 
 
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 40 CATALOGUE. 
 
 714 CusTis, George W. P., Grandson of Mrs. Washington, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° and address, 1857, with autograph manuscript, 8 
 pages 4°, " Memoir of Gen. Henry Lee." (2) 
 
 715 r^ADE, Major Francis L., killed in "Dade's Massacre," 
 Ic/ Florida War, 1835 a. I. s. i page 4° 1834. Very scarce. 
 
 716 Daoijesseau, Henri F., Chancellor of France, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 4" 1 7 14. Fine and rare. 
 
 717 Dahlgren, Mrs. M. V., Widow of Admiral Dahlgren, Author, 
 
 a. /. s, 2 pages 8° ; — Myra Clark Gaines, Widow of Gen. 
 E. P., a. I. s. I page 8° 1863. (2) 
 
 718 Dallas, A. J., Secretary of Treasury, a. I. s, i page 4° 1814. 
 
 719 Dallas, A. J., John Sherman, Wm. P. Fessenden, Alexander 
 
 Hamilton, Oliver Wolcott, C. J. Folger, etc., Secretaries of 
 Treasury, /, s. 4° of each. (9) 
 
 720 Dallas, George M., Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4° 1845. 
 
 721 Dana, R. H. Jr. "Two Years before the Mast," a. I. s. i 
 
 page 8° 1849 ; — B. F. French, Historian, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 and address, 1852 ; — E. Bailey, Author, a. «/. s. i page 4° 
 1823. (3) 
 
 722 Daniel, P, V., Judge U. S. Supreme Court, a. L s. 2 pages 4 
 
 and address, 1843. 
 
 723 David, Jean P., Celebrated Sculptor, a. I. s. 1 page folio, 
 
 1828. 
 
 724 Davis, Jefiferson, J. H. Eaton, R. T. Lincoln, Geo. W. McCrary, 
 
 C. M. Conrad, W. W. Belknap, etc., Secretaries of War, 
 /. s. 4° of each. (8) 
 
 725 Davis, John W., Speaker of House, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1840. 
 
 726 Davis, M. L., Author of " Memoirs of Burr," T. L. McKenney, 
 
 " Tour of the Lakes," etc., Frederick Law Olmsted, and J. 
 R. Brodhead, Historian of New York, a. I. s. 4.^ of each. (4) 
 
 727 Dawes, Rufus, Poet, a. I. s. 3 pages 8° 1857; — J. D. B. 
 
 De Bow, " De Bow's Review," a. I. s. i page 8'^ 1855. (2) 
 
 728 Day, Jeremiah, President Yale College, a. I. s. 2 pages 4 
 
 1842; — T. W. Woolsey, President Yale College, <?./. J. i 
 page 8' (2) 
 
 729 Dayton, Jonathan, Rev. M. Cutler, J. S. Hobart, H. Hamlin, 
 
 B. F. Butler, John Neal, A. Gallatin, George Bancroft, S. S. 
 Cox, G. S. Boutwell, Z. Chandler, Horace Mann, S. Meredith, 
 etc. Addresses of letters franked. (23) 
 
 730 Dayton, Wm. L., Autograph manuscript. Speech in U. S. 
 
 Senate, on Oregon, 1844. 68 pages 4° 
 
 731 Decatur, Susan, Widow of Commodore Stephen Decatur, 
 
 a. I. s. 4 pages 4° 1835. Very interesting, about her hus- 
 band's services. 
 
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CATALOGUE. 41 
 
 732 Di'.CRF.s. Denis, French Admiral, d. s. i page folio. 3 lines 
 
 autoj^rapii, 1S02. 
 
 733 Dkcres, Denis, French Admiral, /. s. i page folio, 181 2. 
 
 734 Dkcrks, Denis, Admiral, Minister of Marine, under Napoleon, 
 
 17. I. s. I page folio, 1S03, to the Captain General of Louis- 
 iana. 
 
 735 Deki) in French. Folio, 1567, on vellum. 
 
 736 De Foe, Daniel, Beranger, Admirals Kempenfelt, Hawkes, St. 
 
 Vincent, William IV, etc. Portraits. 8° (9) 
 
 737 Deciraxd, p. p. F., Lieut-Gov., Wm. Gray, Theodore Lyman, 
 
 Mayor of Poston, Wm. Palfrey, Thomas H. Perkins, founder 
 of Hlind Asylum, R. Derby, Robert G. Shaw. 4° letter of 
 each. (7) 
 
 738 De Kai.k, IJaron, Petitions, signed by his children, to the U. S. 
 
 Government for arrears of pay for his Revolutionary ser- 
 vices. (3) 
 
 739 Delahorde, General, Distinguished under Napoleon, a. I. s, 
 
 I page 4° 1S04. 
 
 740 Delacroix, Eugene, Celebrated painter, a. I. s. i page 8° 
 
 and address. 
 
 741 Delano, Columbus, Secretary of Interior, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1846. 
 
 742 Delaplaine, Joseph. Artist and author, " Lives and Portraits 
 
 of Distinguished Americans," a. /. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 dress, 18 1 7. 
 
 742*Delille, Jacques, Celebrated French Poet, a. l. With auto- 
 graph poem. 3 pages 4° " La chanson du Saule." Rare. 
 
 743 De Long, George W. Commander of the " Jeanette " in the 
 
 Pennett Expedition to the Arctic, a. d. s. 1-2 page 8° 1873. 
 Naval order. 
 
 744 Denkson, Charles W., Poet. Autograph Poem signed. 2 
 
 pnges 8°. " Washington's Birthday Ode." J. K. Casey, Poet, 
 Autograph Poem, signed. 3 pages 4° " Cadets of the 
 Rock." (2) 
 
 745 Desnoyers, Jules, Historian and Geologist, and Joseph 
 
 Michaud, Historian and Poet, a. I. s. i page 8° and ad- 
 dress of each. (2) 
 
 ^^46 D'Estrades, Godefroi, Count, Marshal of France, statesman, 
 a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address, with seals and silk, 1654. 
 Very fine and scarce. 
 
 747 D'EsTREEs, Victor Marie, Duke, Marshal of France, /. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° 1692. Fine and rare. 
 
 748 D'EsTREES, Victor Marie, Duke, French Admiral, and Mar- 
 
 shal, /. s. 3 pages 4° 1692. Scarce. 
 
 749 De Tocqueville, Alexis, " Democracy in America," a. /. j. i 
 page 8° and address. 
 
42 CATALOGUE 
 
 750 De Vere, Scheie, and R. Shelton MacKenzie, Authors, a. I. s. 
 
 8° of each. (2) 
 
 751 Dewey, C, Botanist, Professor Rochester University, Rev. 
 
 Spencer H. Cone, R. R. Guriy, A. 1*. Edwards, clergymen, 
 a. I. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 752 Dexter, Timothy, " Lord," Eccentric merchant, li. s. i page 
 
 4° 1791- 
 
 753 Dexter, Lord Timothy, Eccentric merchant, f/. s. 1 page 4' 
 
 1793. Scarce. 
 
 754 Dickerson, Mahlon, Secretary of Navy, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 and address, 1846, to Commodore Wilkes. 
 
 755 Dickens, Charles. Novelist, a. /. s. i page 8°, " Office of All 
 
 the Year Round, 1862." Writes of David Copperfield, etc, 
 
 756 Dickens, Charles. Novelist, a. I. s. i page 8° 1843. 
 
 757 Dickens, Charles. Novelist, a. I. s. Portion of, 1-2 page S° 
 
 1842. 
 
 758 Diplomatic Correspondence. Letters (/. j.) of the Duke de 
 
 Bassano, Secretary to Napnleon, and other French statesmen 
 to A. Gallatin, Crawford, Rives, and other U. S. Ministers, 
 Folio, 1813-1832, (23) 
 
 759 Disraeli, Benjamin, Lord Beaconsfield. English statesman, 
 
 a. 1. s. 4 pages 8° 1844. Very fine. 
 
 760 District of Columbia. Letters and documents relating to, the 
 
 larger portion prior to 1830. (78) 
 
 761 Dix, Dorothea L., Philanthropist, Mrs. J. A. Logan, Mrs, 
 
 Fish, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Reverdy Johnson, Mrs. Timothy 
 Dwight, etc. Celebrated Women, a. I. s. of each. (12) 
 
 762 Dix, Dorothea L., Mary H. Schoolcraft, Mrs. Harrison Gray 
 
 Otis, Emma Janes, Charlotte B. Wise, Anna E. Carroll, Jan- 
 ette Taylor (niece of Paul Jones), etc. Authors. Letter 
 of each. (18) 
 
 763 Dix, John A., Secretary of Treasury, Governor of New York, 
 
 a, I. s. 2 pages 4° 1847. 
 
 764 Dixon, W. Hepworth, English author, a. I. s. i page 8°. 
 
 765 Document. Signed by the U. S. Senate. 2 pages folio, to 
 
 retain M. Titcomb in the document room. Signed by Sum- 
 ner, H. Wilson, Hamlin, John Sherman, Anthony, O. W 
 Morton, W. P. Fessenden, Geo. H. Williams, Alex. Ramsay. 
 S. Cameron, T. O. Howe, Z. Chandler, Wm. Sprague, T. F. 
 Bayard, Matt. H. Carpenter, A. G. Thurman, etc. 53 
 names. 
 
 766 Documents, of various dates and sizes, signed by Danl. Car- 
 
 roll, Commodores Bainbridge, Porter, Morris, W.. C. Perry, 
 C. Carroll, B. Livingston, L. Cheves, Ben. Stoddert, J. 
 M. Porter, A. T. Stewart, George Croghan, T. Macdonough, 
 etc. (210) 
 
\'« 
 
 CATALOGUE. 43 
 
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 767 Donr.E, Mary A., " Gail Hamilton," Author, a. l. s. 3 pages 8° 
 
 1875; — Julia C Fletcher, Novelist, a. I, s, 4 pages 8" 
 1874. (2) 
 
 768 DoMGLASS, Stephen A., Statesman, a. l. s. 2 pages 8° 1857. 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 769 DiJur.LASS, S. A., Wm. L. Marcy, H. B. Anthony, Jesse Grant, 
 
 Jesse D. Bright, S. \V. Whitaker, etc., a. I. s. 8° of each (9) 
 
 770 Downing, A. J. Horticulturist and Editor, a. I. s. 2 pages 4 
 
 1852. 
 
 771 Downing, A. J., Horticulturist and Editor, a. I. s. 2 pages, 4° 
 
 1852 ; — Donn Piatt, Joseph Gales, Prof. W. B. Maclay, Duff 
 Green, etc., Editors and .Authors. 4' letter of each. (12) 
 
 772 " Downing Major Jack," Charles A. Davis, a. I. s. 4° 5 pages 
 
 and 7 pages, 1847-48-49. From Mexico and Washington, 
 with letter relating to the writer. (3) 
 
 773 Drake, Sam. Adams, Francis Parkman, and John Hay, Auth- 
 
 ors, a. I. s. I page 8° of each. (3) 
 
 774 Drake, Samuel G., a. I. s. i page 4° 1837 ; — Caleb Atwaten 
 
 a. I. s. I page folio, 1831 ; — Francis Parkman, /. s. 2 
 pages 8° Historians. (3) 
 
 775 Drew, Thos. R., Pres., William and Mary's College, George 
 
 Junkins David >[cConaughy, Prests. of Washington College, 
 B. S. Ewell, Pres. William and Mary's, S. Maupin, Pres. U. 
 of Va., etc., a. L s. of each. (7) 
 
 776 DuANE, Wm., Pa., journalist, Matthew Carey, Francis Lieber, 
 
 Dr. W. T. G. Morton, Commodore Shufelt, J. W. Forney, E. 
 G. Squier, etc. 8° letter of each. (10) 
 
 777 DuANE, Wm., a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1830; — Nathan 
 
 Sargent, " Oliver Old School," John W. Forney, John C. 
 Rivers, George Bancroft, etc., Editors and Authors. 4° let- 
 ter of each. (12) 
 
 778 Dubois, Antoine, Baron, French Surgeon, a. d. s. i pa-je 4' 
 
 1828 ; — B. Pigne, French Surgeon, a. I. s. i page 8° (2) 
 m DuBourg, L. G., Catholic Bishop of New Orleans, a. I. s. 2 
 pages, 4° 1815; — John Hughes, Archbishop of New York, 
 /. s. I page 4° 1859. (2) 
 
 Jo DucHATEL, Charles, and Count Louis Mold, French Statesmen, 
 a. I. s. I page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 781 Duckworth, Sir J. T., English Admiral, </. J-. i page folio. 1804. 
 
 782 Ducornet, Caisar, Celebrated Historical Painter, a. I. s. i page 
 
 8" and address. 1846. 
 7183 Ducos, Roger, Third Consul with Napoleon, Peer of France, 
 
 'd. s. with 4 lines autograph. 1 page folio. 1795. 
 784 Duel. Correspondence relative to a duel between Roger A. 
 Pryor, and John F. Potter, i860. (17) 
 
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44 CATALOGUE. 
 
 785 DuER, Wm. A., and Charles King, Presidents of Columbia 
 
 College, a. I. s, 4° of each. (2) 
 
 786 DuFFERiN, Lord, Gov-Gen. of Canada, t/. s. 1 page folio. 1872. 
 
 787 DuFOUR, George Joseph, French General, distinguished for his 
 
 services against the Prusians, a. /. s. 3 pages 4". 1800. 
 
 788 DuGANNE, A. J. H., Author, a. /. s. i page 8" 1S62 ;— T. S, 
 
 Arthur, Author, d. I. s. 3 pages 8° 1861. (2) 
 
 789 Dumas, Alexander, French Novelist, <i. /. s. in English, i 
 
 page 8°. 
 
 790 Dumas, Alexander, French Novelist, a. I. s. i page 8°. 
 
 791 DuNGLisoN, Dr. Robley, Author of Medical Dictionary, Dr. 
 
 J. K. Mitchell, Dr. Paul P. Goddard, and Dr. 'J'. C. James, 
 celebrated Philadelphia Doctors, a. I. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 792 DuNSTER, Henry, President of Harvard College. Manuscript 
 
 relative to his Genealogy, by Isaiah Dunster, and Rev. John 
 Mellen. 2 pages folio. 
 
 793 DupiN, Andre, M. J. J., Distinguished French Jurist and States- 
 
 man, a. I. s. x-2 page 4° i860. 
 
 794 DupiN, Charles, Baron, Mathematician and Statesman, a. L s. 
 
 2 pages 4° 1824. Scarce. 
 
 795 DupiN, Charles, Baron, Mathematician and Author, and H. P, 
 
 Gambey, French Engineer. 4° letter of each. (2) 
 
 796 Duponceau, Peter S., Philologist and Jurist, T. R. Beck, Au- 
 
 thor, a. I. s. I page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 797 Duponceau, Peter S., William Drayton ard David Paul Brown, 
 
 Distinguished Jurists, a. /. s. i page 4° and address of 
 each. (3) 
 
 798 DuQUESNK, Marquis, Bushrod Washington, Admiral Porter, 
 
 F. E. Spinner, J. Winchester, George Francis Train, Duke de 
 Bassano, Alex. Dimitry, etc. Portions of letters and docu- 
 ments, signed. (15) 
 
 799 DuRivAGE, F. A. and M. M. Ballou, Authors and Editors, a. I. s. 
 
 1 page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 800 DussEK, Jan Ladislas, Bohemian Pianist and Composer, a. l. s. 
 
 2 pages 4° and address, 1797. Scarce. 
 
 801 Duval, Gabriel, Judge U. S. Supreme Court, /. s. 1 page folio 
 
 and address franked, 1804. 
 
 802 DuvcKiNCK, E. A., a. /. s. i page 4° and address ; — S. Austin 
 
 AUibone, a. L s. 3 pages 4° 1856, Authors of Literary 
 Cyclopa;dias. (2) 
 
 803 DwiGHT, Rev. Timothy, President of Yale College, a. d. s. 1 
 
 page folio, 18 16. 
 
CATALOGUE. 45 
 
 804 /ni ASTERN iNniANS. " An Accompt of the Time nnd Kx- 
 \J pense of the Gentlemen who attended his Excellency the 
 
 Cloveinor at the Interview with the Eastern Indians of Fal- 
 mouth, in Casco l!ay, 1732." 2 pai^es folio, with 3 other 
 documents each i pa'^e folio. Sir Win. Pepperell's bill, etc., 
 all relating to tliis interview. (7) 
 
 805 Eatdn, J. H., Secretary of War, <!. /. s, i page 4° and address, 
 
 1819. 
 
 806 Eatox, J. H., and Simon Cameron, Secretaries of War, a. /. s. 
 
 I page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 807 Eaton, John H,, Lewis Cass, Simon Cameron and Alexander 
 
 Ramsay. Secretaries of War, a. I. s. 8° of each. (4) 
 80S Enii'OKs and Journalists, American, of various dates and locali- 
 ties. Letters. (140) 
 
 809 Emkrsox, George 15., John PLay, Donn Piatt, John Boyle 
 
 O'Reilly, and Ed. G. Parker, Authors, a. I. s. 2 pages 8" of 
 each. (5) 
 
 810 Emerson, Ralph \Valdo, Author, a. /. s. i page 8^ 1864. 
 
 811 Enoi-and, John, Catholic Bishop of Charleston, S. C, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1840. 
 
 812 ExfiLAND, John, Catholic Bishop of Charleston. Manuscript 
 
 Address delivered at Franklin College, Athens, Ga., 1840. 
 30 pages folio, with one page autograph, and signed. 
 
 813 Enci.ish Authors and Statesmen of various dates. Miscellaneous 
 
 small letters of. (63) 
 
 814 English, Thos. Dunn, Poet, " Ben Bolt," a. 1. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1856. 
 
 815 Envelopes, and Addresses of Letters franked. James K. Polk, 
 
 James A. Garfield, Roscoe Conkling, Gen. J. B. Gordon, H. 
 \V. Beecher, A. Gallatin, T. H. Iknton, Lord Melbourne, D. 
 E. Sickles, J. Forsyth, F. T. Frelinghuysen, W. P. i^Langum, 
 (i. V. Fox, F. P. Blair, Sir Ed. Thornton, etc. (23) 
 
 816 Erickson, John, Inventor of the " Monitor," a. 1. s. 2 pages 4 
 
 1858. 
 
 817 Espy, James P., Metereologist, Y. R. Hassler, Founder of U. S. 
 
 Coast Survey, S. F. Baird, Joseph Henry, Cleveland Abbe, 
 John Eaton, Scientists. 4° letter of each. (6) 
 
 J8i8 Essex County, Mass. Letters and documents relating to. 
 Signed by Nathan Dane, Stephen Higginson, Wni. Gray, 
 Joseph Story and others. (38) 
 
 I819 Eus'iis, William, Secv. of War, Gov. of ]\hiss., a. 1, s. i page 
 folio, 1818. 
 
 ho Fat.stis, William, a. I. s. i page 4" 1812 ; ^ — Aicxander Ramsay, 
 a. I. s. 2 pages 4' 1846. Secretaries uf Wai. (2) 
 
 o 
 
46 CATALOGUE. 
 
 821 EvARTs, Jeremiah, <i. /. s. 10 pages 4° 1827. Signed also by 
 
 Wm. Reed, Leonard Woods, Sam. Hubbard and Warren Kay, 
 as the Prudential (!onunittee of the American board, to S. L. 
 Southard, Secy, of Navy, concerning tlie conduct of " Jack" 
 Percival of the U. S. Ship "Dolphin," in the Sandwich Islands. 
 
 822 EvARTs, Jeremiah, Lawyer and Editor, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° 1827. 
 
 Fine. 
 
 823 Everett, Alexander H., Statesman, a. /. s. 1 page 4° 182 1. 
 
 824 Ever'tt, Edward, Orator and Statesman, a./, s. g pages folio. 
 
 1826. On the subject of Canals. 
 
 825 Everett, Edward, Secy, of State, Gov. of M.iss., a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° 1843. 
 
 826 Everett, Edward and John M. Clayton, a. I. s. 4° of each. 
 
 Secretaries of State. (2) 
 
 827 Everett, Edward, Orator and Statesman, a. J. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1818. Portrait; — A. H. Everett, Diplomatist, a. I. s. i 
 page 4° and address, 1846. (2) 
 
 828 T**AC-SI MILES. "Autographs of Royal, noble, learned and 
 \ remarkable Personages in English History." 15 plates. 
 
 Folio, with 52 pages of printed text, explanatory, by J. 13. 
 Nichols and Son, London, 1829. 
 
 829 Fac-simiees of the death warrant of Charles I. of England, (3) ; 
 
 and of the death warrant of Mary Queen of Scotts, (3) ; and 
 of the signatures of the Royal Family and the Nobility, 1822. 
 Large folio. (8) 
 
 830 Fac-similes, many of them of important foreign historical let- 
 
 ters and documents, various in size, date and locality. (145) 
 
 831 Faneuil, Benjamin, Boston merchant, father of Peter Faneuil, 
 
 a. I. s. I page folio and address, 1690, in French. Very scarce. 
 
 832 Farley, Harriet, Editor of "Lowell Offering," a. I. s. 3 pages 
 
 8° and address, 1849. 
 
 833 F'armer, John, and Samuel G. Drake, Antiquaries and histori- 
 
 ans, a. I. s. I page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 834 Faustin I., Empress of Hayti, Joseph Kent, W. H. Bissell, D. 
 
 D. Porter, E. Gerry, E. G. Squier, John Higginson, P. S. Gil- 
 more, Walter Browne, Marbois, etc. Portions of letters and 
 documents, signed. (14) 
 83s F'eatherstonhaugh, G. W., Author and Statesman, a. I. s. 2 
 pages 4° 1820. 
 
 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ADMINISTRATIONS OF. 
 
 836 Washington, George, (First Administration,) President, Signa- 
 ture ; — John Adams, Vice President, /. s. 1 page 4° 1801 ; 
 — Thomas Jefferson, Secy, of State, </. s. on vellum, i page 
 
CATALOGUE. 47 
 
 'FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ETC. Continued. 
 
 folio, 1807, aiui a. I. wilh initials, i page 4" ; — Edmund 
 Randolph, Secy, of State, Atty-Gen., a, I. s. i pajje 4" 1780 ; 
 
 — Timothy rickerin<^. Secy, of State. War and I'ost Master 
 General, /. s, i paj^e 4° 1797, and a Commission sij^ned as 
 Post Master General, 1792; — Ale.x. Hamilton, Secy, of 
 Treasury, /. J. 3 pages 4" and address franked, 1791 ; — 
 Oliver' U'olcott, Secy, of Treasury, /. s. i page 4' and ad- 
 dress, 1793 ; — Henry Knox, Secy, of War, li. s. i page 4° 
 1794; — James McHenry, Secy, of War, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 1799; — Joseph Habersham, Post Master General, a. I. s. 
 1-2 page 4" 1795; — Charles Lee, Atty-Gen., a. </. s. 2 
 pages folio, 1810, (injured) ; — Jonathan 'rrumbull. Speaker, 
 a. t/. s. I page 4° 1799; — Jonathan Dayton, Speaker, </. i'. 
 I page 4° 18 1 7. The Senate and House, including speci- 
 mens of Jonathan Williams, T. T. Tucker, S. Smith, Sam. 
 Hollen, Samuel A. Otis, 'I'heodoric Pland, Daniel Carroll, 
 John Langdon, Pierce Ikitler, Rufus King, Jas. Monroe, Kd. 
 Livingston, Andrew Jackson, Wm. Irvine, Chauncey Good- 
 rich, R. G. Harper, G. Duval, Elias Houdinot, R. 13. Lee, 
 Nathaniel Macon, Pen. Hawkins, Caleb Strong, R. Stockton, 
 A. Gallatin, Chas. Carroll of Carrollton, Aaron Purr, etc. 
 Altogether (77) 
 
 837 Adams, John (Second Administration), Pres., /. s. i page 4° 
 1799; — Thomas Jefferson, Vice-Pres., a. /. s. 1 page 4° 
 1822; — Tim. Pickering, Sec. of State, /. s. 2 pages, 
 folio, and address, 1795 ; — John Marshall, Sec. of State, /. s. 
 I page 4° 1800; — ()liver Wolcott and Saml. Dexter, Secre- 
 taries of Treasury, /. s. i page 4° of each ; — James Mc- 
 Henry, Sec. of War, Address of letter franked ; — Ben. 
 Stoddert, Sec. of Navy, a. I. s. i page 4° 1805 ; — Joseph 
 Habersham, P. M. Gen., a. d. s. 1-2 page 4" 1779; — Chas. 
 Lee, Atty. Gen., a. I. s. 12 page 4° 181 1; — Theophilus 
 Parsons, Atty. Gen., d. s. 2 page 4° 1791 ; — Jona. Dayton, 
 Speaker, d. s. i page 4° 1791. The Senate and House, in- 
 cluding specimens of names, such as, Nathl. Macon, 
 Pen. Huger, H. G. Otis, S. S. Wilde, R. D. Spaight, Jonas 
 Piatt, S. A. Otis, John Armstrong, G. Christie, John Pre , 
 Gen. H. Lee, A. Gallatin, R. (}. Harper, Isaac Parker, Th j. 
 Pinckney, Ed. Randolph, Wm. Smith, Sam. Smith, P. P. 
 Key, etc. Altogether (60) 
 
 J38 Jefferson, Thomas (Third Administration), Pres., a. I. s. i 
 page 4° 1808; — Aaron Purr, Vice-Pres., a. l. s. i page 4° ; 
 
 — George Clinton, Vice-Pres., a. l. s. 2 pages 4° 1810; — 
 
 — James Madison, Sec. of State, /. s. 2 pages 4° 1S05 ; — Al- 
 bert Gallatin, Sec. of Treasury, a. I. s. i page 4° 1806; — 
 Henry Dearborn, Sec. of War, </. /. j. i page 4° 1812 ; — 
 Ben. Stoddert, Sec. of Navy, a. I. s. i page 4° 1786 ; — Rob- 
 ert Smith, Sec. of Navy and Atty. Gen., /. s. i page 4° 1808; 
 
4S C A T A L O G U E. 
 
 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ETC. Continuid. 
 
 — (lideon (iran^LT, 1'. M. (Jen., /. j. i piKC 4° 1S04; — 
 Levi Lincoln, .\lty. Clcn., a, /., in ,^fl person, i pi^e 4° 
 180 1 ; — John IliL'cKcnrid^o, lU /., in 3(1 pcr.son, 11 paj;o 4"; 
 
 — Ca;.sar A. koclncy, .\lty. (Icn., it. /. s. 2 pajjes 4° 1813; 
 
 — Natlil. .Macon, <i. /. .f. i page 4° and Joscpli \\. Varnum, 
 (/. s. I'oiiion of, Speakers. 'I'lie Senate and House, in- 
 cluding specimens of such n;imes as, Nick. Van Dyke, Joseph 
 Story, Josiah (Juincy, Edward Lluyd. G. Duval, Richard M. 
 Johnson, Jona. Dayton, S. A. Otis, J. A. Hayard, J. P. Van 
 Ness, G. .\1. 'i'roup, J. Montgomery, W'm. Kiistis, 1'. H, Key, 
 John I'ope, Aaron Ogden, Win. H. Crawford, J. (^. Adams, 
 lien. 'Tallniadge, J. Dawson, S. Smith, De Witt Clinton, 
 Pierce lUitler, John .\dair, Thos. I-owndes, T. M. Randolph, 
 John Cotton Smith, etc. Altogether (154) 
 
 839 Madison, James (Fourth yVdministration), Pres., /. s. i page 
 
 folio, 1S17 ; — CiCfTge Clinton, Vice-1'res., a. /. s. \ page 4' 
 and address, franked ; — 10ll)ridge Gerry, Vice-1'res., </. s. i 
 page 4" 1791 ; — John Gaillard, Acting Vice-1'res., after 
 Gerry's death, /. .f. i page 4" iSii; — Robert Smith, Sec. 
 of State, ^/. ,c 1 page 4" 1.S09 ; — James Monrtje, Sec. of 
 State, /. .f. I page folio, 1812; — Albert Gallatin, Sec. of 
 Treas. ,(?./. J. i page 4° and address, franked, 180S; — 
 Geo. W. Campbell, Sec. of Treas., /. s. i page 4° 1814; — 
 A. J. Dallas, Sec. of Treas., a. I. s. i page 4^ and address, 
 franked, 1816; — W'm. Kustis and John Armstrong, Secy's 
 of War. /. s. I page 4° of each ; — John Armstrong, a. I. s, 
 I page 8^ ; — W'm. M. Crawford, Sec. of War, a, I. s. 3 pages 
 4° 1815 ; — Jas. Monroe, Sec. of War, /. jt. 2 pages 4° 1815; 
 
 — Paul Hamilton, W'm. Jones, and iJenj. W. Crowninshield, 
 Secy's of Navy, /. jr. 1 page 4° of each ; — Gideon Granger, 
 P. M. Gen., I, s. 3 pages 4'^ 181 1; — R.J. Meigs, P. M. 
 Gen., a. d. s. i p;ige 4" 1816 ; — Ca:sar A. Rodney and W'ni. 
 Pinkney, Attys. Gen., a. I. s. i page 4° of each ; — Richard 
 Rush, Atty-Gen., /. .f. i page 4" and address, franked, 1812; 
 
 — Jos. IJ. Varnum, Speaker, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 1818; — Langdon Clieves, Speaker, a. d. s. i page 4° 1814; 
 
 — Henry Clay, Speaker, d. s. 1 page folio, as Speaker, 
 1812. 
 
 The Senate and House, including specimens of such names 
 as, Josiah (^uincy, A. Ward, C. A. WicklitTe, H. Middletoii, 
 P. B. Key, Sam. A. Otis, W'm. Gaston, S. L. Mitchell, Geo, 
 M. Bibb, (i. M. Troup, Langdon Cheves, P. Van Cortlandt, 
 Jas. Barbour, P. i*. JSarbour, John Sergeant, Richard M. John- 
 son, David Diigget, John Pope, Rufus King, etc. Altogether 
 (261) The Executive and Cabinet complete. 
 
 840 Monroe, James (Fifth Administration), Pres., a. I. s.. 2 pages 
 
 4° 1819, and/, s. I page 4° 1821 ; — Daniel D. Tompkins, 
 
^ 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 49 
 
 VEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ETC. Continued. 
 
 Vice-I'rcs., u. I. s. i page 4" 1.S15 ; — John (J|uincy Adams, 
 Sec. (if St.ite. /. .r. i p,ij,a' folif), and address, 182 1 ; — Win. 
 H. Crawford, Sec. of Ircas., a. I. s. i page 4° 1821 ; — Isaac 
 Sliclliy, Sec. of War, a. /. s. 2 pajjes 4'' and address, 1825 ; 
 — Ceo. Craliarn, hec. of War, ti. /. s. i pajje 4'' 1817; — 
 John C. (allioim, Sec. of War, ^/. .r. i pa|.;e 4' 1821; — 
 Sam. L. Southard, Sec. of Navy, ii. /. s. i pai;e 4° and ad- 
 dress, iS.'S ; — 1!. W. Crowninshield, John Rogers, and Smith 
 Tlionipson, Secys. of Navy, /. s. i page 4° of each ; — K. J. 
 Meigs, I*. M. den., (/. </. s. 1 page 4^ 1819; — John McLean, 
 P. M. Cicn., r/. /. -r. i page folio, 1814; — Wm. Wirt and 
 Riciiard Rush, Attys. (len., <?. /. s. 1 page 4° of each ; — 
 Henry Chiy, John W. 'I'aylor and P. P. Harbour, Speakers, 
 a. I. s. I page 4" of each. 'Ihe Senate and House, alto- 
 gether (313) The E.xecutive and Cabinet complete. 
 Adams, John Quincy, (Sixth Administration,) President a. 
 I. s. I page 4" 1832; — John C. Callioun, Vice President, a. 
 I. s I page 4° 1842 ; — Henry Clay, Secretary of State, a. /. 
 s. I page 4" 1835 ; — Richard Rush, Secretary of Treasury, 
 a. I. s. 2 pages 4" and address, 1834; — Peter P. Porter, 
 Secretary of War, r?. /. s. \ page 4° and address, 1829; — 
 James iJarbour, Secretary of War, /. s. 2 pages 4° 1826 ; — 
 Samuel L. Southard. Secretary of Navy, /. s. i page 4° 1828. 
 John McLean, Postmaster Ceneral, a. I, s. 1 page 4° and 
 address, 184 r ; — Wm. Wirt, Atty. General a. I. s. 1 page 4" 
 1824, — Andrew Stevenson and John W. Taylor. Speakers, 
 (I. I. s. I page 4° of each; — The Senate and House, alto- 
 gether (275). The Executive and Cabinet complete. 
 
 842 Jackson, Andrew, (Seventh Administration.) President, a. I. 
 in 3d person, 2 pages 4^ 183 1, and /. s. \ page 4° 1830; — 
 John ('. Calhoun, Vice President, /. s. i page 4° 1825; — 
 Hugh L. White, acting Vice President, after the resignation 
 of Calhoun, a. /. s. i page 4^^ and address, 1831; — M. 
 Van Huren, Vice President, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1830; — M. 
 Van Ikiren, Secretary of State, <?. /. s. i page 4° 1831, and 
 (/./.in 3d person i page 4° 1829; — Edward Livingston, 
 and Louis McLane, Secretaries of State, a, I. s. i page 4° 
 of each ; — John Forsyth, Secretary of State, /. s, i page 4° 
 1835; — Levi Woodbury, R. B. Taney, and S. D. Ingham, 
 Secretaries of Treasury, /. s. 4° of each ; — Louis McLane, 
 Secretary of Treasury, a. /. s. 2 pages 8° 1819; — Wm. J. 
 Duane, Secretary of Treasury, a, I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 1838 ; — John H. Eaton, Lewis Cass, an(d P. F. Butler, Secre- 
 taries of War, a. I. s. i page 4° of each ; — Levi Woodbury, 
 Secretary of Navy, a. d. s. 2 pages 4° 1834 ; — John Branch, 
 and M. Dickerson, Secretaries of Navy, /. s. 1 page 4° of 
 each ; — Wm. T. Barry, and Amos Kendall, Postmasters Gen- 
 eral, a. L s. I page 4° of each; — John M. Berrien, Attorney 
 
so CATALOGUE. 
 
 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ETC. Continued. 
 
 General, a, I. s. i page 4° 185 1 ; — R. B. Taney, Attor- 
 ney General, a. d. s. i page 4° ; — James K. Polk, Speaker, 
 a. l. in third person, 1 page 4*; — A. Stevenson, and H, 
 Hubbard, Speakers, a. 1. s. i page 4° of each; — John 
 Bell, Speaker, a. s. 1 page 8° 1841 ; — The Senate and 
 House, altogether (423). The Executive and Cabinet com- 
 plete. 
 
 843 Van Buren, Martin, (Eighth Administration), President, cr. I. in 
 
 third person, and /. s. each i page 4° ; — Richard M. 
 Johnson, Vice President, a. I. s. 1 page 4° and address, 
 1847 ; — John Forsyth, Secretary of State, a. /. s. i page 4° 
 1814; — Levi Woodbury, rr. /. in third person, and /. s. i 
 page 4° each ; — f oel Poinsett, Secretary of War, a. I. s. 2 
 pages 4° and address, 1837; — M. Dickerson, and J. K. 
 Paulding, Secretaries of Navy, /. s. i page 4° of each; — 
 Amos Kendall and John M. Niles, Postmasters Generals, a.n 
 /. .$•. 4° of each. — Felix Grundy, Attorney General, I. s. i 
 page 4° 1835 ; — H. D. Gilpin, Attorney General, a. L s. i 
 page 4° 1865; — B. F. Butler, Attorney General, d. s. i| 
 page 4° 1836; — James K. Polk, Speaker, /. s. i page 4' 
 1834; — R. M. T. Hunter, Speaker, a. L s. 2 pages 4° 1857.1 
 The Senate and House, altogether (350). The Executive andl 
 Cabinet complete. 
 
 844 Harrison, Wm. H. (Ninth Administration) President, d. s. i\ 
 
 pages 4° ; — John Tyler, Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4' 
 and address, 1818, — Daniel Webster, Secretary of State, a.\ 
 L s. 2 pages 8° 1849 ; — Thomas Ewing, Secretary of Treas-[ 
 ury, a. I. s. i page 4° 1830 ; — John Bell, Secretary of War,j 
 a. I. s. 2 pages 8° ; — George E. Badger, Secretary of NavyJ 
 a. I. s. I page 4° 1858 ; — Francis Granger, Postmaster Gen-I 
 eral, a. I. s. i page 4" 1836 ; — John J. Crittenden, Attorneyj 
 General, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1842 ; — John White, SpeakerT 
 /. s. I page 4° 1841, signed also by Lynn Boyd, and Johnj 
 Pope. The Senate and House, altogether (291). The Exej 
 cutive and Cabinet complete. 
 
 845 Tyler, John, (Tenth Administration), President, a. I. s. i pagel 
 
 4* and address, 1855, and a. I. 2 pages 4° 1843 ; — Samuel 
 L. Southard and W. P. Mangum, acting Vice Presidents, a.\\ 
 s. I page 4° of each; — Daniel Webster, Secy, of State, /.J 
 I page 4° 1842 ; — H. S. Legare, Secy, of State, (T. /. s. il 
 page 4° 1842 ; — A. P. Upshur, Secy, of State and Navy, rt.| 
 d. s. 3 pages 4° 1841 ; — J. C. Calhoun, Secy, of State, /. si 
 I page 4° 1818; — Geo. M. Bibb and W. Forward, Secys. oil 
 Treasury, a. I. s. i page 4° and address of each : — ThoniasI 
 Ewing, Secy, of Treasury, 1. s. i page 4° 1850; — J. CT 
 Spencer, Secy, of Treasury, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address! 
 1837 ; — John Bell, Secy, of War, d. s. i page folio. Signei 
 also by Benton, Hamlin, Bright, Seward, Douglass, Cass; -I 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 SI 
 
 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ETC. Continued. 
 
 J. M. Porter and John C. Spencer, Sec'ys. of War, /. s. 2 
 pages 4° of each ; — John McLean and Winfield Scott, Sec'ys 
 of War, /. s. of each. 4° and 8° ; — Wm. Wilkins, Secy, of 
 War, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1856 ; — Geo. E. Badger, T. W. 
 Gilmer and David Henshaw, Secy's, of Navy, a. I. s. 4° of 
 each; — A. P. Upshur, Secy, of Navy, a. /. s. i page 8° 
 1842 ; — John Y. NLison, Secy, of Navy, /.s. 1 page 4° 1847. 
 Signed also by AL C. Perry; — Francis Granger and Chas. A. 
 WicklilTe, Post Master Generals, /i. I. s. i page 4° of each ; 
 J. J. Crittenden, John Y. ^Lason and John Nelson, Attys-Gen., 
 a. I. s. I page 4° of each ; — H. S. Legarc, Atty-Gen., a. /. 
 in 3d person, i page 8°; — John W. Jones, and Geo. W. 
 Hopkins, Speakers, a. I. s. i page 4° of each ; — John White, 
 Speaker, /. s. \ page 4°. Signed also by Lynn Jioyd and 
 John Pope. The Senate and House, altogether, (399) The 
 Executive and Cabinet complete. 
 
 ^46 Polk, James K., (Eleventh Administration,) President, a. I. s. 
 I page 4° 1848; — Geo. M. Dallas, Vice President, </./. j. 
 
 1 page 4° 1849; — Jas. Ikichanan, Secy, of State, /. J. i 
 page 4° 1848; — Robert J. Walker, Secy, of Treasury, /. j. 
 
 2 pages 4° 1846; — Wm. L. Marcy, Secy, of War, /. s. 2 
 pages 4° 1855 ; — John Y. Mason, and Geo. Bancroft, Secy's 
 of Navy, /. s. i page 4° of each; — Cave Johnson, P. M. 
 General, a. /. s. i page 4° 1853; — John Y. Mason, Atty- 
 Gen., /. s. I page 4'^ and a./.s. (initials,) 2 pages 4° ; — 
 Nathan Clifford and J. Toucey, Attorneys-Gen., a. I. s. i 
 page 4° of each; — Armisted Ihirt and Robert C. Winthrop, 
 Speakers, a. I. s. i page 4° of each ; — John W. Davis, 
 Speaker, /. s. i page 4°. The Senate and House, altogeth-^r, 
 (368) The Executive and Cabinet complete. 
 
 ^47 Taylor, Zachary, (Twelfth Administration,) President, /. s. i 
 page 4° 1848; — M. Fillmore, Vice President, /. j. x page 
 folio, 1852 ; — J. M. Clayton, Secy, of State, a. I. s. i page 
 
 ]. 4." 1838; — W. M. Meredith, Secy, of 'I'reasury, <?. /. J. i 
 
 page 4" 1852; — Wm. 13. Preston, Secy, of Navy, /. j. and 
 (?./. .f. (initials,) each 1 page 4°; — Thomas Ewing, Secy, 
 of Interior, /. s. 2 pages 4° 1850; — Jacob Collamer, P. M. 
 Gen., /. s. I page 4" 1857 ; — Reverdy Johnson, Atty-Gen., 
 ,4. (I. I. s. I page 4° 1850; — Howell Cobb, Speaker, <z. /. s. i 
 
 f page 8° 1857. The Senate and llouse, altogether, (239) 
 
 ^8 Fillmore, Millard, (Thirteenth Administration), President, 
 a. I. s. I page 8' 1871, and /. s. i page 4" 1859 ; — Wm. R. 
 King, Vice President, (/. /. s. i page 4° and address, 1841 ; 
 — J. M. Clayton and E. Everett, Secretaries of State, a. I. s. 
 8° of each ; — Daniel Webster, Secretary of State, /. s. 2 
 pages folio, 1852; — Thos. Corwin, Secretary of Treasury, 
 <i, I. s, 2 pages 4"^ 1852 ; — C. M. Conrad, Secretary of War, 
 
S» CATALOGUE. 
 
 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ETC. Continued. 
 
 a. I. s. I page 4°; — Winfield Scott, Secretary of War, a. I. s. 
 (initials), i page 4°; — W. B. Preston and J. P. Kennedy, 
 Secretaries of Navy, <r. /. s. i page 4° of eacli ; — W'm. A. 
 Graham, Secretary of Navy, /. J. i page 4°; — A. H. H, 
 Stuart and T. Ewing, Secretaries of Interior, /. s. 1 page 4' 
 of each ; — T. M. T. McKennan, Secretary of Interior, a. I. j, 
 I page 4° 1839 ; — J. A. Pearce, Secretary of Interior, a. I. .s. 
 1 page 8° i860; — Jacob Collanier, Postmaster General, a. /. ^, 
 I page 4° 1861 ; — N. K. Hall, Postmaster General, a. I. s. i 
 page 8° 1872; — S. D. Hubbard, Postmaster General, ^/. j-, 
 I page 4° 1848; — Reverdy Johnson and J. J. Crittenden, 
 Attorneys General, a. I. s. 4° of each ; — Speakers, Lynn 
 Boyd and and R. C. VVinthrop, a. I. s. 4° of each. ; — Howell 
 Cobb, a. L s. i page 8° 1856. The Senate and House, 
 altogether. (316) 
 
 849 Pierce, Franklin, (Fourteenth Administration), President, a. I. s. 
 
 1 page 4° 1856, and /. s. i page folio, 1856 ; — Wm. R, King, 
 Vice President, a. /. s. i page 4" and address, 1837 ; — Jesse 
 D. Bright, Acting Vice President after death of King, a. I. s. 
 
 2 pages 8° 1858; — I). R.Atchison, Acting Vice President,! 
 a. I. s. I page 4° 1844; — William L. Marcy, Secretary of 
 State, a. I. s. i page 4*^ and address, 1837 ; — James Guth- 
 rie, Secretary of Treasury, /. s. i page 4° 1855 ; — Jefferson I 
 Davis, Secretary of War, a. 1. s. i page 8° i860 ; — J. C, 
 Dobbin, Secretary of Navy, a. I. s. i page 4° 1854; — Robt. 
 McClelland, Secretary of Interior, a. 1. s. i page 4° 1843; — ! 
 James Campbell, Postmaster General, a. d. s. i page 4" 
 1845 o" reverse, an a. I. s. of B. H. Brewster ; — Caleb Cush-I 
 ing, Attorney General, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1858 ; — Speakers, 
 Lynn Boyd and N. P. Banks, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. The 
 Senate and House, altogether. (332) The Executive andj 
 Cabinet complete. 
 
 850 Buchanan, James, (Fifteenth Administration), President, a.Ls.\ 
 
 2 pages 4° 1850; — J. C. Breckenridge, Vice President, c. //. j-. 
 I page 4° i860; — Lewis Cass and J. S. Black, Secretaries 
 of State, /. s. I page 4° of each ; — John A. Dix and P. I', I 
 Thomas, Secretaries of Treasury, a. I. s. 4° of each ; — How-j 
 ell Cobb, Secretary of Treasury, a. I. s. i page 8°; — JohnI 
 B. Floyd and J. Holt, Secretaries of War, /. s. 4° of each:l 
 
 — I. Toucey, Secretary of Navy, /. s. 1 page 4° 1858 ;— I 
 Jacob Thompson, Secretary of Intfyior, /. s. i page 4° 1858; 
 
 — Horatio King and A. V. Brown, Postmasters General,! 
 t7. I. s. 8° of each ; — J. Holt, Postmaster (Jeneral, /. .f. folio,] 
 i860 ; — E. M. Stanton, Attorney General, a. 1/. s. 1 page 4 
 1862 ; — Jas. L. Orr and Wm. Pennington, Speakers, a. /. s.\ 
 of each. The Senate and House, altogether. (306) TlieJ 
 Executive and Cabinet complete. 
 
CATALOGUE. 53 
 
 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ETC. Continued. 
 
 851 Lincoln, Abraham (Sixteenth Administration'), President, a. d. s. 
 
 I page folio 1863. A printed liiil, with 3 lines autograph, 
 and signed, " 1 would like to give the son ot my old friend, 
 Col. Baker, one of the vacnncies created by this Act ; will the 
 Com. Gen. please arrange it for me. A. Lincoln." — H. Ham- 
 lin, Vice President, a. /. s. i page 4° 1862 ; — Andrew John- 
 son, Vice President, (/, s. i page 4" 1856, as Governor of 
 Tennessee; — VVm. H. Seward, Secretary of State, /. j. i 
 page 4° 1865 ; — S. P. Chase and H. Mc(Julloch, Secretaries 
 of Treasury, /. s. 1 page 4° of each ; — W. P. Fessenden, 
 Secretary of Treasury, a. /. s. 2 pages 8° 1869; — E. M. 
 Stanton, Secretary of War, (7. I. i page 4" 1862, announcing 
 the news of the surrender of Vicksburg; — Simon Cameron, 
 Secretary of War, ^?. /. j. 1 page 4" 1859; — Gid. Welles, 
 Secretary of Navy, /. J. 2 pages 4" iSb2;^-C. Ji. Smith, 
 Secretary of Interior, a. I. s. i page 4° 1861 ; — J. P. Usher, 
 Secretary of Interior, /. s. i page 4° 1864 ; — M. Blair, Post- 
 master General, a. 1. s. i page 8" 1855 ; — Wm. Dcnnison, 
 Postmaster General, /. s, i page 4° 1S77 ; — Ed. ISates, At- 
 torney General, <r. I. s. i page 8° 1861 ; — Speakers, G. A. 
 Grow and Schuyler Colfa.x, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. The 
 Senate and Hou.se, altogether. (318) 
 
 852 Johnson, Andrew, (Seventeenth Administration,) President, /. 
 
 s. I page 4° 1857; — Lafayette S. Foster, acting Vice Pres- 
 ident, iX. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1872 ; — J5. F. Wade, acting Vice 
 President, /. J. i page 8° 18G5; — Wm. H. Seward, Secre- 
 tary of State, /. j. 2 pages 4° 1868; — H. McCuUoch, Sec- 
 retary of Treasury, /. j'. i page 4° 1869; — General U. S. 
 Grant, Secretary War ad i/iteritn, a. I. s. portion of, 1-2 page 
 4°; — E. M. Stanton and J. M. Schofield, Secretaries of 
 War, /. JT. I page 4° of each; — L. Thomas, Secretary of 
 War, a. /. s. i page 4° 1868 ; — Gideon Welles, Secretary of 
 Navy, /. s. i page 4° 1869; — J. P. Usher, Jas. Harlan, and 
 O. H. Browning, Secretaries of Interior,/..?. 4° of each; 
 — Wm. Dennison, and A. W. Randall, P. M. Generals, /. s. 
 4° of each; — Wm. M. Evarts and O. H. Browning, Attorneys 
 General, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° of each; — H. Stanberry, At- 
 torney General,/, s. 2 pages 4° 1867; — Schuyler Colfax 
 and Theodore M. Pomeroy, Speakers, a. 1. s. i page 8° of 
 each. The Senate and House, altogether. (370) 
 
 853 Grant, U. S. (Eighteenth Administration.) President, /. c 2 
 pages folio 1877 ; — Scluiyter Ciilfax, Vice President. </. /. s. 
 
 1 page 8" 1872 ; — Henry Wilson, Vice President, a. /. s. 1 
 page 4° 1865; — E. B. Washluirn, Secretary of State, /. .f. 
 
 2 pages 4° 1871; — H. Fish, Secretary of State, <?./. .*-. 2 
 pages 8° 1879 ; — B. H. ISristow and (J. S. Boutwell, Secreta- 
 ries of Treasury, /. s. 1 page 4° of each ; — W. .\. Richardson, 
 
54 CATALOGUE. 
 
 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ETC. Continued. 
 
 Secretary of Treasury, a. I. s. i page 8° 1875; — L. M. 
 Morrill, Secretary of Treasury, /. j. i page 8° 1876; — W. 
 T. Sherman, J. M. Schotield, J. D. Cameron, and A. Taft, 
 Secretaries of War, /. s. i page 4° of each ; — John A. Raw- 
 lins, Secretary of War, /. s. 2 pages 4° 1869 ; — W. W. Bel- 
 knap, Secretary of War, <?. /. s. i page 8° 1S72 ; — Geo. M. 
 Roljeson, Secretary of Navy, /. J. i page 8° 1874; — J. D, 
 Cox, Z. Chandler, and C. Delano, Secretaries of Interior, /.s. 
 I page 4° of each ; — Marshal Jewell, P. M. General, a. I. s. 
 
 1 page 4° ; — J. A. J. Cresswell, J. W. Marshall, and J. N. 
 Tyner, P. M. Generals, /. s. i page 4° of each ; — E. R. 
 Hoar, and E. Pierrepont, Attorneys General, a. I. s. 1 page 
 8" of each ; — Geo. H. Williams and A. Taft, Attorneys Gen- 
 eral, /. s. 4° of each ; — J. G. lilaine. Speaker, (/. /. s. (ini- 
 tials, with frank), i page 4°; — M. C. Kerr, Speaker, a, I. s. 
 
 2 pages 8° The Senate and House, altogether. (810) 
 
 854 Hayks, R. B. (Nineteenth Administration), President, a. I. s. 
 
 1 page 8° 1865 ; — \N'm. A. Wheeler, Vice President, /. s. i 
 page 4° 1878; — \Vm. M. Evarts, Secretary of State, /. s. 2 
 pages 4° 1879 ; — John Sherman, Secretary of Treasury, /. s. 
 
 2 pages 4° 1879; — Geo. W. McCrary, and Alex Ramsay, 
 Secretaries of \\'ar, /. s, 4" of each ; — N. Goff, Jr., and R. 
 W. Thompson, Secretaries of Navy, /. s. 1 page 4° of each ; 
 — Carl Shurz, Secretary of Interior, /. s. i page 4° 1879; — 
 David M. Key, P. M. General, /. s. 1 page 4° 1877 ; — Chas. 
 Devens, Attorney General, /. s. i page 4° 1878; — S. J. 
 Randall, Speaker, /. s. i page 4" 188 1. The Senate and 
 House, altogether. (324) 
 
 855 Garfield, James A. (Twentieth Administration,) President, 
 
 a. L s. I page 8° 1873; — C. A. Arthur, Vice President, 
 a. I. s. I page 8" v,-ith envelope addressed in autograph ; — 
 Jas. G. Blaine, Secretary of State, a. I. s. i page 8° and a. 
 I. s. (initials), i page 8° ; — Wm. Windom, Secretary of 
 Treasury, /. s. i page 8° 1881 ; — R. T. Lincoln, Secretary 
 of War, I. s. I page 4" 1881 ; — Wm. H. Hunt, Secretary of 
 Navy, /. i-. 2 pages 4° 1882; — S. J. Kirkwood, Secretary 
 Interior, I. s. i page 4° 1881; — Thos. L. James, P. M. 
 General, <?./. J. 2 page 8° 188 1 ; — J. W. Keifer, Speaker, 
 a. I. s. 1 page 8° 1877. The Senate and House, altogether 
 (198.) 
 
 856 Arthur, C. A. (Twenty-First Administration,) President, /. s. 
 
 I page folio, 1883 ; — Thos. P. Bayard, acting Vice President, 
 a. I. s. I page 8'^ 1869; — David Davis and (Jeo. F. Ed- 
 munds, acting Vice Presidents, /. .r. of each ; — J. G. Blaine, 
 Secretary of State, " ^7, /. ,c. 1 page 8'^; — F, 'I', l-relinghuy- 
 sen, Secretary of State, /. s. 3 pages 8° 1884; — K. D. Mor- 
 gan, and Wm. Windom, Secretaries of Treasury, a. /. s. i 
 
CATALOGUE. 55 
 
 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, ETC. Continued. 
 
 page 8° of each ; — C.J. Folger, Secretary of Treasury, /. s- 
 I page 4° 1883 ; — Robert T. Lincoln, Secretary of War, /. s- 
 I page 4° 1884; — \\m. E. Chandler, Secretary of Navv, /. s- 
 1 page 4° 1884; — H. M. Teller, Secretary of Interior, /. s. 
 I page 4° 1883; — S. J. Kirkwood, Secretary of Interior, 
 a. d. s. I page 4° ; — 'I'homas L. James, T. O. Howe, and 
 W. Q. Gresham, P. M. Cienerals, /. s. 4° of each;— B. H. 
 Brewster, Attorney General, /. j. i page 4° 1882; — J. W. 
 Keifer, Speaker, (7. I. i page 8° 1884; — J. G. Carlisle, 
 Speaker, (/. /., in 3d person, 1-2 page 4° The Senate and 
 House, altogether. (443.) 
 
 o 
 
 857 P'elton, Cornelius C, Horace IVLann, and Benjamin Abbott, 
 
 Presidents of Colleges, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 858 Fenton, Robert, d. s. i page folio 162 i. Receipt to the Treas- 
 
 urer General of England for his quarter's allowance. 
 
 859 Fernig, Count de. Lottery ticket signed, i page 4° with por- 
 
 trait, 1844. 
 
 860 Fekratri, Cardinal, ('ommission signed, i page folio 1847, 
 
 with letter relating to same. (2) 
 
 861 Fessendex, Thomas G., Poet and author, a. 1. s. 2 pages 4 
 
 1830. 
 
 862 Fessenden. Thomas G., Poet and author, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1822. 
 
 863 Fessenden, William P., Secretary of Treasury, «. /. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° 1866. 
 
 864 Fessenden, William P., George S. Boutwell, John Sherman, 
 
 and Wm. Windom, Secretaries of the Treasury, cr. /. s. 8° 
 of each. (4) 
 
 865 Field, Cyrus W., Chieffprojector of ocean telegraph, /. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1870. 
 
 866 Fields, James T., Poet, a. I. s, 2 pages 8° 1848; — B. J. Los- 
 
 sing, Author, a. I. s. i page 8° 1866. (2) 
 
 867 Fields, James T., Parke Benjamin and S. Austin AUibone, 
 
 Authors, a. I. s. i page 8° of each, (3) 
 
 868 Fields, Mrs. James T., Mrs. Wood, " Florence Lee," Charlotte 
 
 B. Everett, Authors, a. 1. s. 8^ of each. (3) 
 
 869 Field, Kate, Author, and V. C. Woodhull, " Broker," a. 1. s. i 
 
 page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 870 Fife, Earl of, English statesman. Autograph address of letter 
 
 franked, 1833. Portrait. 
 
 871 Fillmore, Millard, President, a. 1. s. 1 page 4° 1842. 
 
 872 Fillmore, Millard, and Franklin Pierce, Presidents, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 8° of each. (2) 
 
'7/ 
 
 56 CATALOGUE. 
 
 873 Fish, Hainilton, Secretary of State, Governor of New York, 
 
 a. /. s. 2 pages 4° 1855. 
 
 874 Fish, Hamilton, and Edward Everett, a. 1. s. 4" of each. 
 
 Secretaries of State. (2) 
 
 875 FiTZ-C'larence G., F>arl of Munster, eldest son of William IV. 
 
 by Mrs. Jordan, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address, franked. 
 1829. 
 
 876 Fix, Theodore, Swiss economist, a. /. s. i page 8° 1844; — 
 
 F. A. M. Mignet, French Historian, a. /., in 3d person, i 
 page 8° 1846. (2) 
 
 877 Flacg, Edmund, C. Edward S. Lester, H. C. Murphy, l^rantz 
 
 Mayer, C. J. Ingersoll, W'm. Willis, Historical writers, a. I. s, 
 8° of each. (6) 
 
 878 Floren'ck, Thomas B., John W. Forney, Joseph Gales, Jr., J. 
 
 S. Skinner, Charles G. Greene, and Nathaniel Greene, a. l.s. 
 4° of each. (6) 
 
 879 Foix, Bernard de, et de la Vallette, General of France, Gov- 
 
 ernor of JJurgundy, d. s. i page folio 1656, on vellum, 
 
 880 FoLc.ER, Charles J., Albert Gallatin, W. Forward, A. Hamilton, 
 
 Oliver Wolcott, etc.. Secretaries of Treasury, /. s. 4° of 
 each. (9) 
 
 881 FoLSOM, George, and Richard Frothingham, Jr., Historians, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 4° and address, of each. (2) 
 
 882 FoLSOM, George, and Robert Greenhow, Historians, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1843, of each. (2) 
 
 883 Force, Peter, " American Archives," a. 1. s. i page folio, and 
 
 address, 1828. Fine. 
 
 884 Force, Peter, Matthew Carey, F, R, Hassler, Journalists, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 885 P'oRi), Thomas, Gov. of, and author of History of Illinois; 
 
 Thomas Swann, T. W, Ligon and J. G. Chapman, Govs, of 
 Maryland; J. Hamilton, Gov. of South Carolina; H. S. 
 Lane, Gov. of Indiana, etc., a. 1. s. 4° of each. (8) 
 
 886 Forrest, Edwin, Tragedian, a. I. s. i page 8° 1845. 
 
 887 Forsvth, John, Secy, of State, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1818. 
 
 888 Forsyth, John and Edward Everett, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. 
 
 Secretaries of State. (2) 
 
 889 FouguiER-Tainville, Antoine Quentin. One of the most atro- 
 
 cious of the French Jacobins. Public accuser during the reign 
 of terror. Guillotined in 1795, if. s. 3 pages 4° 1794, as 
 public accuser, giving a list of 84 persons to be arrested at 
 that date. Very rare. 
 
 890 Fox, H. S., British Minister, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1837 ; — J. J. 
 
 Flores, President of Ecuador; M. Romero, C. York, C. de la 
 Barca, A. Burlingame, A. Dudley Mann., etc., Diplomatists. 
 4° Letters. (40) 
 
CATALOGUE. 57 
 
 89 1 Fractioxal Currency of the United States, of the denominations 
 of 3, 5, 10, 2^, and 50 cents, of various issues. Uncirculated. 
 
 (•7) 
 
 892 lM<A\Kr.iy, Kenjamin, Jolin Howard Payne, Lafayette, John 
 Adams, \Vm. Washington, L. A. Godey, etc. Portraits. 
 8^ (10) 
 
 893 FREDEUtcK William III. of Prussia, /. s. i page 4°. "Potsdam 
 1801." 
 
 894 Frklixghuvskx, F. T., Henry Clay, Wm. L. Marcy, Lewis 
 Cass, H. Fish, etc. Secretaries of State, /. s. 4° of each. (8) 
 
 895 Frkmmuil'vskn', Theodore, Statesman, a. /. s. i page 4° and 
 address, 1834. 
 
 896 French Assignats, of various denominations, 1791-92. (5 pes.) 
 
 897 Fren'ch, I]. B. Poet, Autograph Poem. 3 pages 4° 1857. 
 "Reapers and Mowers," delivered before the U. S. Agricul- 
 tural Society, Syracuse, 1857. 
 
 898 Fre.vch Republic. Documents of an official character, signed 
 by officers of. 4°. (8) 
 
 899 French Revolution. Folio documents, signed by prominent 
 officials of tiiat period. (5) 
 
 900 Fken'ch Statesmen, Letters of Government Officials to the 
 various U. S. Ministers to France, from 18 10 to 1835. Folio 
 and 4°. (39) 
 
 )oi FR(rrHiN(;HAM, Richard, and Nahum Capen, Historians, a. I. s. 
 
 1 page 4" of each ; — John G. Palfrey, Historian, /. s. i 
 page 4°. (3) 
 
 )o2 FuM.ER, Hiram, Editor of N.Y. Mirror; Penj. Rush, C. C. Jew- 
 ett, J. Q. Adams, John S. Partlett, Editor of " Albion," etc., 
 a. I. s. 8° of each. (10) 
 
 )03 Fuller, S. ALargaret, (Countess Ossoli,) Author, a. I. s. 3 
 
 pages S° and address. Very rare. 
 J04 Fuller, S. i\Largaret, (Countess Ossoli,) Author. Autograph 
 
 Manuscript. 15 pages 4°, with endorsement of it, by her 
 
 brother. 
 
 )05 Fulton, Robert, Inventor of Steam Navigation, a. I. s. 2 
 pages 4° 18 14. Interesting letter on the building of a Steam 
 frigate. Portrait. 
 
 ^06 /TIADSDEX, James, Hugh Nelson, Jonathan Russell, James 
 VJ Monroe, Wm. C. Rives, Henry C. Murphy, Henry A. 
 Wise, H. W. Hilliard, A. C. IJodge, Charles J. Faulkner, A. 
 J. Donelson, etc. U. S. Ministers to Foreign Governments. 
 
 2 to 4 pages 4° letters of each. (24) 
 
 [07 Galnes, Myra Clark, Wife of Gen. E. P. Gaines, a. I. s. 2 
 pages 8° 1853. 
 
58 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 908 Gales, Joseph, Jr., J. S. Skinner, F. P. Blair, J. W. Forney, 
 
 Journalists, a. I. s. i pa<j;e 4° of each; — John C. Rives, 
 John W'entworth and Charles G. Greene, Editors. 2 pages 
 4°. Letters of each. (7) 
 
 909 G^iLr.AiiN, Albert, Secy, of Treasury, a. /. s. 3 pages 4° and 
 
 address, 1826. 
 
 910 Gallatin, Albert, d. s. 1 pagefolio, 1809 ; — Thomas Corwin, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 4° 1846. Secretaries of Treasury. (2) 
 
 911 Gallatin, Albert, a.l.s. 2 pages 4° 1810; — Howell Cobb, 
 
 a. /. s. I page 4° 1845. Secretaries of Treasury. (2) 
 
 912 Gallaudet, Rev. Thomas H., Principal of Deaf and Dumb 
 
 Asylum, Hartford, a. /. s. i page 4" and address, 1831. 
 
 913 Gallaudet, T. H., Principal of Deaf and Dumb Asylum; 
 
 Jeremiah Day, President of Yale; Henry S. Wheaton, Presi- 
 dent of Norwich University; A. Partridge, President of 
 Military College, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 914 Gamwell, W., James D. Dana, N. Cleveland, C. C, Jewett, A. 
 
 Harkness, B. Silliman, Jr., E. N. Horsford, etc.. Professors 
 in Colleges, a. I. s. 8° of each. (11) 
 
 915 Garfield, James, A., President, a. /. s. 1 page 8°. 
 
 916 Garfield, James A., President, /. s. i page 8° 1871 ; — T. A. 
 
 Hendricks, Vice President, </. /. s. 1 page 8°; — Win. A. 
 Wheeler and H. Hamlin. Vice Presidents, /. s. 1 page 8° of | 
 each. (4) 
 
 917 Garfield, James A., James Monroe, James Buchanan and| 
 
 Franklin Pierce, Presidents, /. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 918 Garland, John., Brig-Gen., Distinguished in Mexican War, at| 
 
 Cherebusco and Molino del Rey, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1843. 
 
 919 Garrison, Wm. Lloyd, Celebrated Abolitionist, a. I. s. 31 
 
 pages 8° 1862. Interesting letter relative to the War. 
 
 920 Genlis, Madame de., French Author, Governess to the Orleans] 
 
 Family, a. I. s. \ page 4° and address, 1810. Portrait. 
 
 921 George UL of England, d. s. 2 pages folio, 1785. 
 
 922 George \l\. of England, d. s. 3 pages folio, 1801. Signed I 
 
 also by the Duke of Portland. 
 
 923 George IV. of England, d. s. i page folio, 1812. Signed as I 
 
 Prince Regent. On vellum. 
 
 924 Giles, Rev. Henry, Author and Lecturer, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1846. 
 
 925 GiLMAN, John Taylor, J. J. Crittenden, J. L. Orr, Marshal Jew! 
 
 ell, John Higginson, T. W. Ligon, Fielding Lewis, Wm. H. 
 Crawford, etc. Portions of letters and documents, signed | 
 
 05) 
 
 926 GiLMORE, P. S., Musician and Composer, a. /. s. 3 pages 4" 
 
 1871. 
 
CATALOGUE. 59 
 
 927 Gii.Piv, }[. D., Atty-Gen., a. I. s. i page 4° 1S3S, 
 92S GiRARi), Stephen, Merchant, Founder of " Girard College," /. J. 
 I page ^ 1818. 
 
 929 GiRARi), Stephen. \\. II. Latrobe, S. A. Douglass, Arthur Fan- 
 
 ner, John McLean, Albert Pike, John Higginson, Francis 
 Parknian, Charles Devens, John (ieddes, John Taylor, etc. 
 Portions of letters and documents, signed, (14) 
 
 930 Glover, John, (iabriel Duval, James Harron, C. Delano, John 
 
 Davis, John IJrooks, Wm. E. Chandler, Gen. Henry Lee, W. 
 H. Seward, S. L. Southard, H. F. Hutler, etc. Signatures. (20) 
 
 931 GoiK, Nathan, Jr., Sam. L. Southard, George Bancroft and Wm. 
 
 E. Chandler, Secretaries of Navy, a. I. s. 8° of each. (4) 
 
 932 Goi.oviM, Ivan, Russian author, a. l.s, 2 pages 4° 1855, with 
 
 a printed list of his works. 
 
 933 GoonRrcn, S. G., Author " Peter Parley," a. I. s. i page 4° 
 and address. 
 
 934 GoRK, Mrs. Catharine F., E^nglish Novelist, Edward Wm. Lane, 
 Oriental Scholar, etc., a. I. s. i page 8° of each. (4) 
 
 935 Gould, Hannah F., Poet, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1845. 
 
 936 Goi'LO, Hannah F., Poet, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address, 1846. 
 Fine. 
 
 937 Gould, Jay, J. J. Astor, Jay Cooke, Bankers, a. I. s. of each. (3) 
 
 GOVERNORS — COLONIAL AND STATE. 
 
 938 AiKKN-, Wm., John Drayton, R. W. Allston, Pierce M. Butler, 
 J. Hamilton, Governors of South Carolina, a. I. s, 4° of 
 each, (s) 
 
 939 Ar.sTON, Joseph, Governor of South Carolina. Commission 
 signed. 1814. 
 
 940 Andrew, John A., Governor of Massachusetts, a. l. s. 2 pages 
 S" 1864. 
 
 941 Andrew, John A., Letters to Gardner Tufts, State Agent of 
 Massachusetts, on matters pertaining to soldiers, and military 
 affairs, l.s., 1862 and 1863. (11) 
 
 I942 Andros, Sir Edmund, Colonial Governor of New England, New 
 York, Virginia, Delaware, and Pennsylvania, /. s. Small por- 
 tion of. I page A^ to the Governor of Canada. 
 
 43 ARMSiRONr,, Samuel T., Governor of Massachusetts, a. I. s, 3 
 pages 4° 1835. 
 
 44 Baldwin, Roger S., John Cotton Smith, H. W. Edwards, Wm- 
 A. ]5uckingham, and G. Tomlinson, Governors of Connecticut, 
 a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 J945 Banks, N. P., and George N. Briggs, Governors of Massachu- 
 setts. Commission signed of each. (2) 
 
6o CATALOGUE. 
 
 GOVERNORS — COLONIAL AND STATE. Continued. 
 
 946 Barti-eti", Josiah, I'resiclciit of New Hampshire. Si<i;ner f)f 
 
 Declaration. ( "oniniissioii si^necl, folio, 1792, of Samuel Liv- 
 ermore, as Senator. On velkiin. 
 
 947 Belcher, Jonathan, Colonial Governor of Massachusetts and 
 
 New Jersey, a. d. s. 1 pa<j;e folio, 17 18. 
 
 948 Belcher, Jonathan, Colonial Governor of Massachusetts and 
 
 New Jersey, /. s. i pa<^e 4'^ i73(J. 
 
 949 Bell, Samuel, Henry Hubbard, Samuel Dinsmore, Ichabod 
 
 Goodwin, Frederick Smyth and Nathaniel Head, Governors 
 of New Hampshire, a. /. s, i page 4° of each. (6) 
 
 950 Bellingham, Richard, Colonial Governor of Massachusetts, 
 
 under First Charter, d. s. 1-2 page 4'^ 1654. Signed as Gov- 
 ernor. Very rare. 
 
 951 Berkeley, Sir William, Colonial Governor of Virginia. Oflicial 
 
 document signed, folio, 1662. Imperfect. Rare. 
 
 952 Bernard, Francis, Colonial Governor of Massachusetts and 
 
 New Jersey. Commission signed, 17C2. 
 
 953 Berrien, John M., William Schley, George R. Gilmer, G, M. 
 
 Troup, W. Lumpkin, Governors of Georgia, a. /. s. 1 page 
 4° of each. (5) 
 
 954 BiOLER, Wm., David R. Porter, George Wolf and J. Miller. 
 
 Governors of Pennsylvania 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 955 Bladen, Thomas, Colonial Governor of Maryland, t/. s. Folio 
 
 1743, with fine seal. On vellum. 
 
 956 Bloomfield, Joseph, Governor of New Jersey, Officer in Revo- 
 
 lution and War of 181 2, a. I. s. i page 4" 1S05. 
 
 957 Blount, Willie, Wm. Carroll, John Sevier, W. Truesdale, R. J, 
 
 Meigs, Governors of Tennessee. Letters and documents. (51 
 
 958 Bonham, M. L., John Drayton, George McDuffie, J. Hamilton, 
 
 Goveraors of South Carolina, a. 1. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 959 BouTWiiLL, George S., Levi Lincoln, W^m. B. Washburn, and 
 
 Joh.i A. Andrew, Governors of Massachusetts. 4° letters of 
 each. (4) 
 
 960 BowDOiN, James, Governor of Massachusetts, Commission 
 
 signed. 1786. 
 
 961 BowDOiN, James, Governor of Massachusetts, Commission 
 
 signed. 1785. Imperfect. 
 
 962 Bragg, Thomas, Attorney General C. S. A., John Branch, 
 
 J. Turner, Edward Stanley, Governors of North Carolina, 
 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 963 Briggs, George N., Governor of Massachusetts, a. J. s. i pa^e 
 
 4° 1847. 
 
 964 Brooke, Robert, Wm. 1). Giles, F. H. Pierpoint, James Mc 
 
 Dowell, J. I'reston, Governors of Virginia. 4° letter of eacli. 
 (5) 
 
CATALOGUE. 6i 
 
 GOVERNORS, — rOLONIAL AND STATE, Continued. 
 
 965 Brooks, J(jlin, Governor of Massachusetts, Revolutionary 
 
 ofiicer, <i. I. s. 2 pngcs 4" iSiS. 
 
 966 liui.i.otK. Alexander H., John A. Andrew, Emory Washlnirne, 
 
 A. H. Rice, and H. J. (iardner, CJovernors of Massachusetts, 
 a./.s. 8^ of each. (5) 
 
 967 15i'KNsrr>K, A. E., Henry 1?. Anthony, A. II. Littleficld, W. W. 
 
 Hoppin, S. I'adelford, and H. Lippit, Governors of Rhode 
 Island, i7. I. s. 8"^ of each. (6) 
 
 968 IkTi.K.R, 15. F., Henry J. Gardner. John A. Andrew, A. H. 
 
 Rice, and Georije S. Itoutwell, Governors of Massachsetts. 
 8' letter of each. (5) 
 
 969 Cam,, Ricliard K., Wm. T. Duval, R. R. Reid, Thomas lirown, 
 
 Governors of I'lorida, a. I. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 970 Calvert, Charles, Colonial Governor of Maryland. Oflicial 
 
 document sif;ncd folio 1667, on vellum. 
 
 971 Cass, Lewis, Governor of Miciiigan, Cai)inet Officer, a. I. s. i 
 
 page iC 1825. 
 
 972 Ci.AKi.ix, Wm., John A. Andrew, John I). Long;, A. M. Rice, 
 
 11. J. Gardner, Governors of Massachusetts, a. I. s. 8^^ of 
 each. (5) 
 
 973 Ci.AiiujRNK, Wm. C. C, Governor of Louisiana, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4^" and address, 1814. 
 
 974 Ci.AV, C. C, Gabriel Moore, A. V. Barley, Wm. W. Bibb, John 
 
 (iayle. Governors of .\lal)ama. 4° letter of each. (3) 
 
 975 Ci.ii-iuRi), Joiin H., John A. Andrew, A. H. Rice, H. J. Gard- 
 
 ner, etc.. Governors of Massachusetts. S'" letter of each. (5) 
 
 976 Clinton, I)e Witt, Governor of New York, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 and address, 1825. 
 
 977 Commissions. Signed by George N. Briggs, and Levi Lincoln, 
 
 as Governors of Massachusetts. (2) 
 
 978 Cri.i'Ki'KH, Thomas, Lord, Colonial Governor of Virginia. Land 
 
 Grant signed, folio, 1682. Scarce. 
 
 979 CuRTiN, A. G., Wm. Findlay, W. F. Packer, P'. R. Shunk, and 
 
 John W. Geary, Governors of Pennsylvania. 4° letters and 
 documents. (5) 
 
 980 Davis, Jefferson, G. C. Brandon, David Holmes, James Whit- 
 
 field, T. M. Tucker, Governors of Mississippi. 4° letter 
 of each. (5) 
 
 981 Davis, John, John Brooks, John A. Andrew, and John D. Long, 
 
 Governors of Massachusetts. 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 982 Di-.sHA, Joscpii, James Clark, Thomas Metcalf, L. W. Powell, 
 
 J. W. Stevenson, Governors of Kentucky, a. I. s. 4'' of 
 eacli. (5) 
 9S3 DicKKRsoN, Philemon, P. 1). \'room, William I'cMuiington, ('. 
 S. Olden, etc., Governors of New Jersey. 4" letter of 
 each. (5) 
 
69 CATALOGUE. 
 
 GOVERNORS,- COLONIAL AND STATE. Continued. 
 
 984 DiNSMOKK, Siiinuel, Henry Ihibhartl, Ichahod rioodwin, N. n, 
 
 Haker, Nathaniel ilead, (lovernors of New I lainpsliire, a, I. s 
 I page 4 (jf each. (5; 
 
 985 Duncan, Thomas, (lovernor of New York and Sagadahoc, /. 
 
 s. portion of, 1-2 page 4°. Rare. 
 
 986 Dork, Tlionias \V'., (Jovernur of Rhode Island. " Dorr's Rebel- 
 
 lion," <r. I. s. I page 4" 1841. 
 
 987 Dorv, James D., W'm. A. Harston, N. I'. Tallmadge, Nelson 
 
 J)ewey, (Governors of Winconsin, 4'' letter of each. (4) 
 
 988 Drayion, John, Thomas I'inckney, Jr., W'm. Aiken, J. \\. Ricli- 
 
 ardson, John Taylor, Governors of South Carolina, 4° letter 
 of each. (5) 
 
 989 DuDi.KY, Joseph, Colonial Governor of Massachusetts, a, I, s. 
 
 I page 4° 17 10. 
 
 990 DuvAi., Wm. v., Richard K. Call, Governors of Florida, a. I. c 
 
 4° of each. (2) 
 
 991 Endkcott, John, Colonial Governor of Massachusetts, under 
 
 First Charter, d. s. i page 4° 1646. Injured, Scarce. 
 
 992 EusTis, William, (]ovcrn(jr of Massachusetts, Secretary of War, 
 
 a. /. s. I i^age 4'^ and address. 1825. 
 
 993 EvERKTT, Edward, Governor of Massachusetts, Secretary of 
 
 State, (7. I. s, I page 4° and address, 1S38. 
 
 994 P^AFRiiANKs, Erastus, John Mattocks. Hiiand Hall, W. P. Hall, 
 
 Wm. Slade, and Stephen Royce, Governors of Vermont, a. I. 
 s. 4° of each. (6) 
 
 995 F'airkax, Thomas, Lord. Proprietor of the Northern Neck 
 
 of Virginia. OHlcial document signed, folio, 1742, on vellum. 
 
 996 Fairfax, Thomas, Lord. Proprietor of the Northern Neck of 
 
 Virginia. Official document signed, folio, 1765. Injured, on 
 vellum. 
 
 997 Fairi'ikld, John, Edward Kent, R. P. Dunlap, and H. J. Ander- 
 
 son, Governors of Maine, a. I. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 998 Fauquikr, Francis, Colonial Governor of Virginia. OfTicial doc- 
 
 ument signed, portion of, folio, 1759, on vellum. 
 
 999 Fkndali,, Josiah, Colonial Governor of Maryland. Official doc- 
 
 ument signed, folio, 1658, signed also by Philip Calvert, 
 Colonial Governor, on vellum. Very rare. 
 
 1000 Fennkr, Arthur, W'm. Jones, J. Fenner, S. Padelford, Gover- 
 
 nors of Rhode Island, 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 1001 Fennkr, J., Wm. Jones, S. Padcliord, Philip Allen, etc. Gover- 
 
 nors of Riiode island, (/. /. s. 4" of each. (5) 
 
 1002 FixDi.AV, William, Governor of Pennsylvania, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 folio, and address, 181 4. 
 
 1003 Fish, H., Silas Wright, E. T. Throop, W. C. Pouck, Governors 
 
 of New York, it. I. s. i page 4° of each. (4) 
 
CATALOGUE. 63 
 
 GOVERNORS,- COLONIAL AND STATE. Continued. 
 
 1004 iMi/rAiKicK. IScnj.Tinin. (Jovernor of Alabama, rresident pro- 
 
 tein of I'liitL'ti .States Senate, d. I. s. 1 pa^je 4 ' i.S^r). 
 
 1005 I'l.ovi). Jnlin, ( liarlcs J. I-aiilkner, Henry A. Wise, J(jhn 
 
 Letcher, and J. I'leasanls, Governors of Virginia, </. /. s. 4° 
 of each. (5) 
 
 1006 I'l.DVi), John H., Governor of Virginia, Secretary of War, a. I. s. 
 
 2 pages 4" 1856,10 Henry A. Wise. 
 
 1007 Im'oik, Henry S., David Holnu's. W. Sargent, H. C. Runnels, 
 
 John J. McRae, Governors of Mississippi, d. I. s. 4" of each. 
 
 (5) 
 
 1008 Fok.svrii, Jolin, Governor f)f Georgia, Secretary of State, <r. /. 
 
 s. I page 4' and address, iSjj. 
 
 1009 Francis, John Brown, Klisha Dyer, W. W. Hoppin, C". C. Van 
 
 Zandt, etc. Governors of Rliode Island, 4° letter of each. (5) 
 loio Gaok, Thomas, Colonial Governor of Massachusetts, Com- 
 mander of British I'orces in New iMigland, 1/. s. i page folio, 
 1770. 
 loii Gakdnkr, Henry J., Governor of ALissachusetts, </. /. j. i 
 page 4 . 
 
 1012 Gaston, William, Governor of North Carolina, (7. ,'. s. 2 pages 
 .4° and address, 1S2O. 
 
 1013 GAsroN, William, (Governor of North Carolina, a. 1. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° and address, 1S41. 
 
 1014 (ill. MAN, John Taylor, (iovcrnor of New Hampshire, M. O. C. 
 
 Conmiission signed, folio, i7(j8, of Samuel Livermore, as 
 Senator. 
 
 1015 GoKE, Christopher, Governor of ^Lassachusetts. Commission 
 
 signed, 1810. 
 
 1016 GoRK, Christopher, Governor of Massachusetts, a. /. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° 1814. 
 
 1017 Governors of States, Miscellaneous, Daniel D. Tompkins, 
 
 George R. Gilmer, W. Lumpkin, Wm. WoodJMidge, P. J)ick- 
 erson, G. M. Troup. 4" letter of each. (6) 
 
 1018 Governors of States, Miscellaneous, Samuel Houston, Caleb 
 
 Lyon, W. P. Duval, P. Dickerson, G. ^i. Troup, W. Lumpkin. 
 4" letter of each. (6) 
 
 1019 Graham, Wm. A., Warren Winslow, E. H. Dudley, H. G. Bur- 
 
 ton, Governors of North Carolina. 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 1020 Greene, William, Colonial (Governor of Rhode Island, a. /. s. 
 I page 4° 1749, with ii. d. s. of Josiah Lyndon, Governor, on 
 reverse. 
 
 102 1 Greene, William, Governor of Rhode Island during the Revo- 
 lution, (?. /. s. I page 4" 1780, 
 
 1022 Greene, William, Governor of Rhode Island during the Revo- 
 lution, a. I. s. I page folio and address, 1784. 
 
 
o 
 
 o 
 
 64 CATALOGUE, 
 
 GOVERNORS, — COLONIAL AND STATE. Continued. 
 
 1023 Griswold, Matthew, Governor of Connecticut, a. /. s. i page 
 
 4° and address, 1784. 
 
 1024 Hancock, John, Governor of Massachusetts, Signer of Dec- 
 
 laration. Commission signed, folio, 17S4. 
 
 1025 Harvkv, Matthew, Governor of New Hampshire, a. 1. s. i 
 
 page 4° and address, 1S29. 
 io.^6 Hawlky, Joseph R., Wm. A, Buckingham, O. S. Ferry, H. 
 Dutlon, etc., Governors of Connecticut, «. /, s. S° of each. (5) 
 
 1027 Havni:, Robert Y., Governor of South Carolina, Webster's 
 
 opponent, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1825. 
 
 1028 Hendricks, Wm., O. P. Morton, Josejih Wright, Jonathan 
 
 Jennings, Governors of Indiana. 4'^ letter of each. (4) 
 
 1029 Hill., Isaac, (iovernor of New Hampshire, a. I. s, i page 4 
 
 and address, 1839. 
 
 1030 HiNCKLKV, Thcnias, Governor of the Colony of Plymouth, 
 
 a. (/. s. I page 4° 1690, "To the Town Council in Taunton." 
 Very rare. 
 
 1031 HoPi'iN, W. W., Philip Allen, S. G. Arnold, A. H. Littlefield, 
 
 and C. C. Van Zandt, Governors of Rhode Island, a. I. s. 8' 
 of each. (5) 
 
 1032 Houston, Gen. Samuel, Governor of Tennessee, P'irst Presi- 
 
 dent of the Republic of Texas, <r. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1849. 
 
 1033 HoiTSTON, Gen. Samuel, Governor of Texas and Tennessee, 
 
 a. 1. s, I page 4° 1826. 
 
 1034 HuBiiABD, Henry, Governor of New Hampshire, Speaker of 
 
 House of Representatives, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1856. 
 
 1035 Hi'NT, Washington, Morgan Lewis, Horatio Seymour, John A. 
 
 King, W. C. iJouck, Governors of New York, a. I. <•. 4° of 
 each. (5) 
 
 1036 Hutchinson, Thomas, Colonial Governor of Massachusetts, 
 
 d. s. I page 4° 1770. Signed also by Thomas Gushing and 
 Andrew Oliver. 
 
 1037 Irkdkll, James, Thomas Bragg, David S. Reid, Govs, of 
 
 North Carolina. 4° letter of each, (3) 
 
 1038 Jennings, Jonathan, William Hendricks, Joseph Wright, O. P, 
 
 Morton, Govs, of Indiana. 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 1039 Kansas and Nevada, Governors of, J. W. Denver, F. P, Stan 
 
 ton, James W, Nye, a. I. s. 8° of each. (3) 
 
 1040 Kavanagh, Edward, Gov. of Maine, a. I. s. i page 4° 1834. 
 
 1041 Kent, Joseph, Wm. T. Hamilton, Thomas G. Pratt, Wm. 
 
 Pinckney W'hyte, Govs, of Maryland, a. I. s. 8° of each (5) 
 
 1042 Langdon, John, Gov. oi New Hampshire, M, O. C. Member 
 
 of Constitutional C!onvcntion, /. ..-. i page 4° 18 15. 
 
 1043 Lawrence, Wm. Beach, A, E. Burnside, H. B Anthony, S. G. 
 
 Arnold, H. Howard, A. H. Littlefield, Govs, of Rhode Island, 
 a. I. s. 8° of each (6) 
 
CATALOGUE. 65 
 
 GOVERNORS, — COLONIAL AND STATE, Continued. 
 
 1044 Letcher, John, a. /. s. 4 pages 8° ; — Henry A. Wise, a. I. s. 
 
 1 page 8°, Govs, of Virginia. (2) 
 
 1045 Liavrs, Morgan, Gov. of New York, Revolutionary Officer, and 
 
 in War of 1812, a. I. s. i page 4'' 1829. 
 
 1046 Lincoln, Levi, Marcus Morton, Edward Everett, and Wm. B. 
 
 Wasliliurne, (iovs. of Mass. 4" letter of each. (4) 
 
 1047 Li.uvi). Edward, Gov. of ALaryland, M. O. C., a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° 1824. 
 
 1048 Long, John D., Levi Lincoln, John Davis, and John A. An- 
 
 drew, Govs, of Mass. 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 1049 Loudon," John Campbell, Lord, Gov. of Virginia, Commander 
 
 of Troops in French and Indian War, a. I. s. i page folio, 
 1757. Interesting letter to Spencer Phips, Gov. of Mass. 
 
 1050 Louisiana, Governors of, J. Dupre, J. Villere, W. C. C. Clai- 
 
 borne, official document signed, of each. (3) 
 
 105 1 Lyndon, Josiah, Colonial Gov. of Rhode Island, a. d. s. i 
 
 page 4° 
 
 1052 McArthur, Gen., Duncan, Edward Tiffin, T. Worthington, 
 
 J. Morrow, Wilson Shannon, Govs, of Ohio. 4° letter of 
 each. (5) 
 
 1053 Maine, Governors of, Hannibal Hamlin, John Fairfield, John 
 
 Hubbard, Edward Kent, etc.. Commissions and Docu- 
 ments, signed. (5) 
 
 1054 Maryland, Governors of, Robert Bowie, L Winder, and 
 
 Samuel Stevens, Jr. Commission signed of each. (3) 
 
 1055 MAirocKS, John, C. P. Van Ness, H. Eaton, Hiland Hall, 
 
 etc., Govs, of Vermont, (t: /. s. i page 4° of each. (6) 
 
 1056 Medary, Samuel, F. P. Stanton, A. H. Reeder, Govs, of Kan- 
 
 sas, (I. /. s, I page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1057 Michigan, Governors of, S. T. Mason, Wm. Woodbridge, A. 
 
 Felch, etc., a. /. s. of each. (5) 
 
 1058 Middleton, Henry, James H. Hammond, J. L. Manning, J. 
 
 Hamilton, Govs, of South Carolina, a. /. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1059 Miscellaneous Governors of States, H. A. Wise, Israel Wash- 
 
 burn, G. R. Gilmer, W. T. Hamilton, W. P. Whyte, J. Hamil- 
 ton, a. I. s. 8° of each. (6) 
 
 1060 Miscellaneous Governors of States, Israel Washburn, W. P. 
 
 Whyte, J. Hamilton, James Pollock, C. S. Olden, H. W. Col- 
 lier, a. I. s. 8° of each. (6) , 
 
 1061 Morrill, D. L., Samuel Dinsmore, Henry Hubbard, Wm 
 
 Plumer, Icabod Goodwin, and Natt. Head, Govs, of New 
 Hampshire, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (6) 
 
 1062 Morton, Marcus, Governor of Mass., a. I. s. i page 4° 1840. 
 
 1063 Morton, O. P., William Hendricks, J. Bromley, Joseph Wright, 
 
 H. L. Lane, Governors of Indiana. 4° letter of each. (5) 
 
66 CATALOGUE. 
 
 GOVERNORS, — COLONIAL AND STATE. Continued. 
 
 1064 MouTuN, A., Jacques Villere, H. Johnson, R. C. Wickliffe, 
 
 George F. Shepley, E. D. White, Governors of Louisiana. 4° 
 letter of eacii. (6) 
 
 1065 New Hampshire, Governors of. Win. Pluminer, Ichabod Good- 
 
 win, J. A. Gilmore, and Frederick Smyth. Commissions 
 signed. (4) 
 
 1066 New Hampshire, Governors of, Onslow Stearns, Frederick 
 
 Smyth, Ichabod Goodwin, and B. F. Prescott, a. I. s. 8° of 
 each. (5) 
 
 1067 New Jersey, Governors of, Richard Howell and Wm. Penn- 
 
 ington. Commission signed of each. (2) 
 
 1068 New York, Governors of, T)e Witt Clinton, H. Seymour, H. 
 
 Fish, W. C. Eouck, etc. Official document signed of each. 
 
 (5) _ 
 
 1069 Nicholas, Wilson Cary, Governor of Virginia, Commander of 
 
 Washington's Life Guard, a. /. s. i page 4° and address, 
 1803. 
 
 1070 Nicholson, Francis, Colonial Governor of New York, Mary- 
 
 land, Virginia and South Carolina, /. s. 1 page 4° 1721. 
 Signed also by Arthur Middleton. Scarce. 
 
 107 1 Noble, Noah, Wm. Hendricks, Jonathan Jennings, Joseph 
 
 Wright, Governors of Indiana. 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 1072 Ogle, Benjamin, Thomas G. Pratt, T. W. Ligon, Robert 
 
 Wright, and Joseph Kent, Governors of Maryland, a. l.s. i 
 page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1073 Ogle, Samuel, Colonial Governor of Maiyland. Official doc- 
 
 ument signed, folio, 1749. Fine seal, on vellum. 
 
 1074 Orr, James L., Governor of South Carolina, Speaker of House 
 
 of Representatives, a. I. s. i page 4° 1857. 
 
 1075 Page, John, Charles J. Faulkner, Henry A. Wise, James 
 
 Pleasants, John Letcher, Governors of Virginia. 4° letter of 
 each, (s) 
 
 1076 Penn, William, Colonial Governor of Pennsylvania. Land 
 
 Grant signed, large folio, 1681. On vellum. 
 
 1077 Pennington, William, Governor of New Jersey, Speaker of 
 
 House of Representatives, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 »837. 
 
 1078 Pickens, Israel, Gabriel Moore, John A. Winston, A. V. Bag- 
 
 ley, R. Chapman, Governors of Alabama, a. I. s. 4° of each. 
 
 (S) 
 
 1079 Pierce, Benjamin, Isaac Hill, Ichabod Goodwin, Charles H. 
 
 Bell, and Nathaniel Head, Governors of New Hampshire, a. 
 I. s. I page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1080 Pinkney, Wm., J. H. Stone, Robert Bowie, and Francis 
 
 Thomas, Governors of Maryland. 4° letter of each. (5) 
 
o 
 
 CATALOGUE. 67 
 
 GOVERNORS, — COLONIAL AND STATE. Continued. 
 
 108 1 Pleasants, James, Beverly Tucker, Henry A. Wise, F. H 
 
 Peirpont, Wyndham Robertson, Governors of Virginia. 4 
 letter of each. (5) 
 
 1082 Plumer, Wm., Isaac Hill, fchabod Goodwin, and N. S. Berry, 
 
 Governors of New Hampshire, a. L s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1083 PoiNDEXTER, Georgc, David Holmes, C. Lynch, A. M. Scott, 
 
 etc.. Governors of Mississippi, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1084 Polk, James K., John Sevier, Willie Blount, N. Cannon, J. 
 
 McMinn, Governors of Tennessee, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1085 Polk, Trusten, Wm. A. Gorman, H. H. Sibley, R. M. Stew- 
 
 art, Governors of Missouri, <r. I. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1086 Pope, John, Archibald Yell, W. S. Fulton, Governors of Arkan- 
 
 sas, a. /. s. 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1087 Porter, David R., Wm. F. Packer, George Wolf, F. R. Shunk, 
 
 and W. Y. Johnston, Governors of Pennsylvania, a. I. s. i 
 page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1088 Price, Rodman M., Mahlon Dickerson, Philemon Dickerson, 
 
 Joseph Bloomfield, Governors of New Jersey. 4° letter of 
 each. (4) 
 
 1089 Randolph, Thomas M., Governor of Virginia, a. I. s. 3 pages 
 
 4° and address, 1823. Interesting letter. 
 
 1090 Reeder, a. H., Samuel Medary, F. P. Stanton, R. J. Walker, 
 
 Governors of Kansas, 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 1 09 1 Rhode Island, Governors of, Arthur Fenner and James Y, 
 
 Smith, d. s. Folio of each. (2) 
 
 1092 Robertson, Thon-!^"^ B., Jacques Dupre, Governors of Louis- 
 
 iana. Official Document signed, of each. (2) 
 
 1093 Salcedo, Don Manuel de. Governor of Louisiana. Last 
 
 Spanish Governor, delivered the keys of New Orleans to 
 Laussat, d. J., as Governor, i page folio, iSo^.. 
 
 1094 Schley, William, Charles J. McDonald, Georga R. Gilmer, 
 
 W. Lumpkin, G. M. Troup, Governors of Georgia, a. I. s. i 
 page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1095 Sevier, John, Governor of Tennessee. Revolutionary Officer. 
 
 Commission signed, folio, 1799. 
 
 1096 Seward, Wm. H., Governor of New York, Secretary of State, 
 
 </. /. s. I page 4°, 1842. 
 
 1097 Seymour, Horatio, John A. Dix, M. H. Clark R. E. Fenton, 
 
 E. D. Morgan, Governors of New York, a. I, s, 8° of 
 each. (5) 
 
 1098 Seymour, Horatio, Silas Wright, W. C. Bouck, Robert Troup, 
 
 Governors of New York. 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 1099 Seymour, Thomas H., John Cotton Smith, James E. English, 
 
 and Samuel A. Foote, Governors of Connecticut, a. /. s. 4° 
 of each. (4) 
 
68 CATALOGUE. 
 
 GOVERNORS,— COLONIAL AND STATE. Continued. 
 
 iioo Shirley, William, Colonial Governor of Massachusetts, /. j. 
 
 1 page 4° " Albany, 1755," to Colonel John IJradstreet. 
 iioi Shirlk., William, Colonial Governor of Massachusetts, a. 1. s. 
 
 2 pages, 4°, 1748. Stained. 
 
 1 102 Smith, Jeremiah, Governor of New Hampshire, friend of 
 
 Webster, a. I. s, 2 pages 4° 1826. 
 
 1 103 South Carolina. Governors of. John Dayton, Henry Middle- 
 
 ton, W. B. Seabrook, Thomas Bennett. Commissions 
 signed. (4) 
 
 1 104 Spaioht, R. D., Gabriel Holmes, F. B. Dudley, Benjamin 
 
 Smith, Governors of North Carolina, a. I. s. i page 4° of 
 each. (4) 
 
 1105 Sprague, Wm., John Brown Francis, Elisha Dyer, C. C. Van 
 
 Zandt, W. W. Hoppin, Governors of Rhode Island, a. I. s. 
 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1106 Sprigg, Samuel, Joseph Kent, J. H. Stone, Robert Bowie, 
 
 and P'rancis Thomas, Governors of Maryland, a. I. s. 4° 
 of each. (5) 
 
 1 107 Stevens, General, Isaac I., Caleb Lyon, Fayette McMuUen, 
 
 Ralph P. Lowe, John A. Gurley, etc., Governors of Iowa, 
 Nebraska, and Territories. 4° letter of each. (9) 
 
 1 108 Stockton, R. F., John Bigler, i\I. J. Latham, etc.. Governors 
 
 of California, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1109 Stockton, T., Daniel Rodney, F. F. Causey, C. P. Comegys, 
 
 and J. Clayton, Governors of Delaware, a. I. s. 4° of each. 
 
 (5) 
 
 1 1 10 Stokes, Montford, Z. B. Vance, Gabriel Holmes, Governors 
 
 of North Carolina, a. /. s. 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1 11 1 Tallmadge, N. p., Leonard J. Farwell, J. D. Doty, Wm. A. 
 
 Barstow, Governors of Wisconsin. 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 1 1 12 Tazewell, L. W., Governor of Virginia, President /rtf tan of 
 
 U. S. Senate, a. I. s. i page 4° 1822. 
 
 11 13 Texas, Republic of. Commission signed by Samuel Houston, 
 
 as President, folio, 1842, with seal. On vellum. Very rare, 
 
 11 14 Thomas, Philip F., Joseph Kent, J. H. Stone, T. F. Bowie, and 
 
 Wm. P. Whyte, Governors of Maryland. 4° letter of each. (5) 
 
 1 1 15 Throop, E. T., John A. Dix, H. Fish, Myron H. Clark, R. E. 
 
 Fenton, R. C. McCorniick, Governors of New York, n. 1. s. 
 8" of each. (6) 
 
 1116 Tichenor, Isaac, Governor of Vermont, </. /. s. 2 pages folio 
 
 and address, 1787. 
 
 1117 Trumbull, Jonathan Jr., Governor of Connecticut, Aide to 
 
 Washington. Commission signet!, folio, 1804,0! Uriah Tracy 
 as Senator. Fine seal. 
 
CATALOGUE. 69 
 
 GOVERNORS, — COLONIAL AND STATE. Continued. 
 
 1 1 18 Trumbull, Joseph, John Cotton Smith, Samuel A. Foote, 
 
 Wm. A. Buckingham, \V. W. Ellswortli, Governors of Connec- 
 ticut, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1 119 UsHKR, John, Colonial Governor of New Hampshire, a. d. s. 
 
 I page folio, 1696. Relative to the Suspension of the Coun- 
 cillors. 
 
 1 120 Van Buren, Martin, W. C. Bouck, H. Seymour, H. Fish, John 
 
 A. King, Governors of New York. 4° letter of each. (5) 
 
 H2I Van Ness, C. P., Isaac Tichenor, W. A. Palmer, C. K. Wil- 
 liams, Hiland Hall and VVm. Slade, Governors of Vermont, 
 a. I. s. 4° of each. (6) 
 
 1 1 22 Van Zandt, C. C, Wm. Jones, J. Fenner, S. Padelford, etc., 
 
 Governors of Rhode Island, a, I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1123 ViLLERE, Jacques, Robert C. Wickliffe, A. Mouton, H. John- 
 
 son, Wm. P. Kellogg, M. Hahn, Governors of Louisiana, 
 a. I. s. 4° of each. (6) 
 
 1124 Virginia, Governors of. Wm. Smith, James McDowell, John 
 
 Letcher. James Wood and David Campbell. Official docu- 
 ments signed. (5) 
 
 1125 Vroom, Peter D., Charles C. Stratton, Philemon Dickerson, 
 
 etc.. Governors of New Jersey, <?. /. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1 126 Wall, Garrett D., Rodman M. Price, Philemon Dickerson, 
 
 Wm. A. Newell, George F. Fort, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1 127 Wanton, Gideon, Colonial Governor of Rhode Island, a. d. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1747. 
 
 1 128 Washburne, Israel, A. K. Parris, W'. G. Crosby and H. J. 
 
 Anderson, Governors of Maine, a. I. s. 4^ of each, (4) 
 
 1129 Washburne, Wm. B., John A. Andrew, A. H. Rice, H.J. 
 
 Gardner, etc., Governors of Massachusetts. 8° letter of 
 each. (5) 
 
 1 130 Wentworth, John, Lieut, and Acting Colonial Governor of 
 
 New Hampshire, d. s. i page folio, 17 19. 
 
 1131 Wickliffe, Robert, James Clark, Joseph Desha, Thomas Met- 
 
 calf, etc.. Governors of Kentucky, a. I. s, 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1132 Williams, David R., Governor of South Carolina, a. I. s. i 
 
 page folio and address, 1814. 
 
 1 133 WiNDF,R, Lew., Thomas Swann, Thomas G. Pratt, and T. W. 
 
 Ligon, Governors of Maryland. 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 1134 W^ise, Henry A., Govern(jr of Virginia, P>rig-Gen. C. S. A. 
 
 a. /. s. 3 pages 4" 1852. 
 
 1 135 WoLCOTT, Oliver, Wm. A. Buckingham, Samuel A. Foote, 
 
 John Cotton Smith. 4*^ letter of each. (4) 
 
 1 136 Woon, James, Menry \. Wise, James Pleasants, Wm. Smith, 
 
 Joseph Johnson, Govs, of Virginia. 4" letter of each. (5) 
 
70 CATALOGUE. 
 
 GOVERNORS, —COLONIAL AND STATE. Continued. 
 
 1 137 WoKTHiNGTON, T., Ktlinn A. Hrown, Edward Tiffin, Dnvid 
 
 Tod, ^^'In. Allen, Charles Foster, Govs, of Ohio. 4° letter 
 of each. ^^6) 
 
 1 138 VVoRTHiNGTON, W. G. D., (1. I. s. 3 pagcs folio, and address, 
 
 1821 ; — W. M. McCarty, Wm. P. Duval, R. K. Call, Govs, 
 of Florida, a. /. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1 139 Wrk'.ht, Silas, Gov. of New York, a. I. s. i page 4° 1840. 
 
 1 140 Yatks, Richard, Ninian Edwards, F. A. HoiTman, W. H. Bis- 
 
 sell, Thomas Ford, Joseph Duncan, Govs, of Illinois, a. I. s. 
 4° of each. (6) 
 
 1 141 Yeli,, Archibald, John Pope, John S. Phelps, W, R. Miller, 
 
 Govs, of Arkansas. 1° letter of each. (4) 
 
 1142 Young, Brighani, Gov. of Utah, /. s. 1 page 4° 1854. Signed 
 
 as Governor. 
 
 1 143 Grant, Gen. U. S., Aaron Ogden, G. W. Campbell, A. Hamil- 
 
 ton, Isaac Chauncy, Theodore Parker, D. D. Porter, S. F. 
 McCoskey, George N. Briggs, H. Dearborn, Louis McLane, 
 H. B. Anthony, etc. Signatures (20) 
 
 1 144 Gray, Asa, Alexander Agassiz, A. D. Bache, Joseph Henry, S. 
 
 F. Baird, J. E. Nourse, Scientists, (7. /. s. 8° of each. (6) 
 
 1 145 Gray, Horace, Enoch Train, Gov. VVm. Gray, Tristam Coffin, R. 
 
 Derby, A. A. Lawrence, Sam. Parkman, Robert G. Shaw, 
 etc., Merchants of Boston. Letters. (17) 
 
 1 146 Grayson, Wm., Edward Everett, Reverdy Johnson, Pierre 
 
 Soule, Lewis Cass, Wm. L. Dayton, J. P. Benjamin, Louis 
 McLane, H. B. Anthony George M. Bibb, etc. Signatures. 
 (20) 
 
 1 147 Greely, a. W., Arctic Explorer, a. i. s. i page 8° 1884. 
 
 1 1 48 Greeley, Horace, Journalist, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1844. 
 
 1 149 Greeley, Horace, Journalist, a. I. s. 3 pages 8° 1868. 
 
 1 150 Greeley, Horace, Journalist, a. I. s. i page 4° and Auto- 
 
 graph manuscript, 6 pages folio, resolutions of a Republican 
 Convention. (2) 
 
 1151 Green, DufT, Journalist, a. 1. s. 2 pages folio, and address, 
 
 1828. 
 
 1152 Green, Charles G., J. W. Forney, Nathl. Green, and John C. 
 
 Rives, Journalists, a. /. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1 153 Green, Nathaniel, Author and Editor, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 and address. 1834. 
 
 1 154 Greenleak, B., Author, Principal of Bradford Academy, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° and address. 1765. 
 
 1 155 Greenwood, Rev. F. W. P., '• King's Chapel," a. I. s. i page 
 
 8° 1818; — Rev. John Pierce, Minister at Brookline, a. I. s. 
 I page 4° 1846. (2) 
 
CATALOGUE. 71 
 
 1 156 " Greenwood, Grace," S. J. Lippincott, Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 8° 1867. 
 
 1 157 "Greenwood, Grace," S. J. Lippincott, Author, a. l. s. i page 
 
 4*" in pencil. 
 
 1 158 Greknuu(;h, Horatio, Sculptor. His passport signed, folio, 
 
 1828, with numerous vises. 
 
 1159 Gresham, W. Q„ J. \V. Marshall, A. Kendall, Charles A. 
 
 WicklitTe, etc., I'ost-Masters General, /. s. 4'^ of each. (7) 
 
 1 160 Greville, Fulke, Lord Brooke, Statesman and Poet, Favorite 
 
 of Elizabeth and James J., and friend of Sir Philip Sidney, 
 a. I. s. I page folio, 1617. Imperfect. 
 
 1161 Gri.mke, F., Thomas Parker, John T. Irving, Wm. Cranch, 
 
 Theodorus Bailey, etc., Jurists, r/. /. s. 4° of each. (7) 
 
 1 162 Grimm, Jacob, German Author, <?. /. s. i page 8° with 
 
 translation. 
 
 1 163 Griswold, Matthew, Governor of Connectiuct, 1784, a. /. s. 
 
 2 pages folio, 1802 ; — B. Goodhue, Senator from Mass., <^. /. 
 s. 2 pages folio, 1789. Interesting letter on the location of 
 the Capitol of the United States. (2) 
 
 1164 Griswold, Rev. Rufus W., Poet, a. I. s, 2 pages 8° 1852. 
 
 11C5 Grote, George, Historian. Studies and notes, in his hand 
 writing, for his History of Greece. 10 pages folio and 4° with 
 a. L s. of his widow, to Charles Sumner, presenting the manu- 
 script, and photographs of herself and husband; with an auto- 
 graph manuscript of Mrs. Grote. 42 pages folio. "Trial and 
 Death of Socrates." 
 
 1 166 Grundy, Feli.x, Reverdy Johnson, and Caleb Gushing, Attys- 
 
 Gen., a. I. s. 8^ of each. (3) 
 
 1 1 67 Grundy, Felix, Wm. Wirt, Nathan Clifford, Geo. H. Williams, 
 
 Charles Devens, etc., Attys-General, /. s. 4° of each. (6) 
 
 1 168 Grundy, Felix, James Monroe, Joseph Lane, T. F. Meagher, 
 
 J. I). Graham, Fitz John Porter, Wm. A. Buckingham, M. P. 
 Wilder, etc. Portions of letters and documents signed. (10) 
 
 1 169 GuizoT, F. P. G., French historian and statesman, /. j, i 
 
 page folio, "Paris, 1845." 
 
 1 1 70 GuTZLAFF, Charles, Swedish Orientalist, and Historian, a. I. s. 
 
 2 pages 4° and address, 1823. 
 
 1 171 GwiNN, John, Clerk of Observation Committee of Maryland, 
 
 1775. See Force's Archives, Vol. III., page 695. P Key, 
 J. McDowell, Thomas Contee, etc., Revolutionary Officers. 
 Letters and documents. (6) 
 
 1 172 RALE, Rev. Edward E., Matthew Carey and Edward L. 
 VJ Pierce, Authors, a. I. s. 3 pages 8'^ of each. (3) 
 
 1 1 73 Hale, Rev. Edward E., Rev. John P. Lathrop, and John J. 
 
 Matthias, Clergymen, a, I. s. 2 pages 4° of each. (3) 
 
72 CATALOGUE. 
 
 1 174 Hai.k, Sarah J., Author, a. I. s. i page 4° 1848. 
 
 1 175 Halifax, Karl of, Charles Montague, Treasury warrant, i 
 
 page folio, 1695. Signed by him, and by Sir Stephen Fox, 
 Sir \Vm. 'I'runibull, etc. 
 
 1 176 Hai-L, liasil, Tr;iveller and Author, a. /. j. portion of, 4 pages 
 
 4°. The last sheet. 
 
 1 177 Hall, N. K., and Cave Johnson, a. /. s. 1 page 4° of each. 
 
 Post Masters General. (2) 
 
 1 178 Hall, S. C, English Author, a. 1. s. 2 pages 4°. 
 
 1179 Hall, S. C, and Mrs. S. C. Hall, English Authors, a. /. s, i 
 
 page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 1 180 Halleck, Fitz Greene, H. Clay, Paul Revere, Madison, Jack- 
 
 son, Van Buren, Harrison, John and John Q. Adams, and 
 Monroe. Portraits. 8°. (10) 
 
 1 181 Hamhlin, Thomas S., Actor. "Sec Brown's American Stage," 
 
 a. /. s. I page 4° 1844; — Daniel Setchell, Actor, a. l. s. i 
 page 8°. (2) 
 
 1182 Hamilion, Alexander, Howell Cobb, S. D. Ingham, John 
 
 Sherman, Wm. Windom, etc.. Secretaries of Treasury, /. s. 
 4° of each. (9) 
 
 1183 Hamilton, Alexander, John Brooks, Thaddeus Stevens. Geo, 
 
 N. Briggs, General Heintzleman, M. C. Perry, Thomas Cor- 
 win, T. M. Clark, E. Cornelius, etc. Signatures. (20) 
 
 1184 Hamilton, Sir George Bailie, a. 1. s. 2 pages 8° and address, 
 
 Thomas P. Thompson, and Sir W. VVynn, British Statesmen 
 and Diplomatists. 4° letter of each. (3) 
 
 1 185 Hamlin, Hannibal, Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4° 1847. 
 
 1 186 Harris, Rev. Thaddeus M., Dorchester Clergymen, and Rev. 
 
 John Pierce of Brookline, a. I. s. 1 page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 HARTFORD CONVENTION. 
 
 1 187 Bliss, George, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1815. 
 
 1 188 Cabot, George, President of the Convention, Secretary of the 
 
 Navy, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 18 10. 
 
 1 189 Dane, Nathan, M. O. C. a. I. s. i page 4° 1801. 
 
 1 190 DwiGHT, Theodore, Secretary of Convention, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° and address, 1796. 
 
 1 19 1 Goodrich, Chauncey, a, I. s. 2 pages folio, 1786. 
 
 1 192 Hazard, Benjamin, a. I. s, i page 4° and address, 1801. 
 
 1 193 Hillhouse, James, a. /. s. i page 4° and address, franked. 
 
 1803. 
 
 1 194 Lon(;fello\v, Stephen, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1827, 
 
 1195 Lyman, Daniel, a. 1. s. i page 4° and address, 1764. 
 
 1 196 Lyman, Joseph, a. I, s. i page 4° 1801. 
 
CATALOGUE. 73 
 
 HARTFORD CONVENTION. Continued. 
 
 1 197 Olcott, Mills, d. s. I page 4° 1829 ; — Chauncey Goodrich, 
 
 a. /. s. I page 4° 1806. (2) 
 
 1 198 Otis, Harrison Gray, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 182 1. 
 
 1199 Sherman, R. M. a. I. s. i page 4° 1813. 
 
 1200 Smith, Nathaniel, Judge Supreme Court of Connecticut, a. I. 
 
 s. 2 pages 4° and address, franked, 1798. Scarce. 
 
 1201 Swift, Zepnaniah, Judge of Supreme Court of Connecticut, 
 
 a. I. s. I page folio, and address, 1808. 
 
 1202 Ward, Samuel, Colonial in Revolution, a. /. J. 2 pages folio. 
 
 1203 Wilde, S. S. a. I. s. i page 8° and address. 
 
 1204 Hassler, F. R. Founder, of U. S. Coast Survey, S. F. Baird, 
 
 John L. Hayes, Scientists, a. L s. 4° of each ; — Joseph 
 Henry, /. s. 2 pages 4" (4) 
 
 1205 Hathorne, John. a. d. s. i page 4° i6gi, signed also by 
 
 Jonathan Corwin. Both were Judges in the witchcraft trials 
 at Salem. 
 
 1206 Haven, Gilbert, M. E. Bishop, a. /. s. 3 pages 8° 1862; — 
 
 M. Simpson, Bishop, a. I. s. i page 8° 1876. (2) 
 
 1207 Hawthorne, Nathaniel, a. I. s. i page 4° 1840, relative to 
 
 his appointment as Postmaster of Salem. 
 
 1208 Hawthorne, Nathaniel, a. I. s. 1 page 8° 1864. 
 
 1209 Hawthorne, Nathaniel, Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° "Liver- 
 
 pool, 1857." 
 laio Hawthorne, Nathaniel, Author, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1852. 
 Imperfect. 
 
 1211 Hawthorne, Nathaniel, Author, a. /. s. i page 8° i860. 
 
 1212 Havtian Republic, Paper currency of various denominations, 
 
 1827 ; of the Dominican Republic 1857-63-64-67 ; of the 
 Republic of Cuba, 1869; and the Dominion of Canada, 1870 
 (14 pieces) 
 
 1213 Hazewell, Charles C. Charles G. Greene, Wm. Schouler, B. 
 
 F. Hallet, George C. Mason, etc. Editors, a. I. s. 4° of each. (8) 
 
 1214 Heath, Wm., R. M. Johnson, Count Noailles, A. J. Dallas, 
 
 Andrew Jackson, H. Dearborn, George N. Briggs, H. J. 
 Gardner, Alexander Ramsay, Amos Kendall, H. B. Anthony, 
 etc. Signatures. (20) 
 
 1215 Hendricks, Thomas A., a. d. " Mr. Hendricks said," 7 
 
 pages 4°. Speech on the Public Lands; — H. A. Wise, a. 
 d. s. 17 pages 4° Remarks at a Colonization Meeting at 
 Richmond, 1838 ; — George Tucker, a. I. s. 6 pages 4°. On 
 appropriating land to free people of color; — Thomas H. 
 Bayly a. I. s. 5 pages 4°, Relating to Tariff. (4) 
 
 12 16 Henry HL of France, Defeated the Huguenots in 1569, /. s. 
 
 I page folio, and address, 1568. Portrait. Scarce. 
 
74 CATALOGUE. 
 
 1217 Henry IV. of France, d. s, i page, folio, with i line auto- 
 
 graph. Scarce, 
 
 1218 Henshaw, David, J. C. Dobbin, Wm. A. (iraham, S. L. South- 
 
 ard, I. Toucey, Levi Woodbury, B. W. Crowninshield, etc., 
 Secretaries of Navy, /. s. 4° of each. (13) 
 
 1 2 19 Hentz, Caroline Lee, Author a. I, s. i page 4°, and address, 
 
 1852. Scarce. 
 
 1220 Herbert, Henry Wm., "Frank Forrester," a. /. s. 2 page* 
 
 8° 1852. 
 
 122 1 Hernandez, Joseph, Maj-General, First Delegate to U. S. 
 
 Government, from Florida, a. I. s, 2 pages 4° and address, 
 1830, Scarce. 
 
 1222 HiGGiNSON, Colonel Thomas W., Clergyman and Author, 
 
 a. /. s. 3 pages 8°, 1866. 
 
 1223 Hill, Isaac, Statesman, and Duff Green, Journalist, a. I. s. 1 
 
 page 4° and address of each. (2) 
 
 1224 Hill, Thomas, and C. W. Eliot, Presidents of Harvard Col- 
 
 lege, a. I. s. 1 page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 1225 Hillard, George S., James T. Fields, and Francis Parkman, 
 
 Authors, a. I. s. i page 8° of each. (3) 
 I2t6 Hillard, George S., " Six months in Italy." and George Ban- 
 croft, Historian, a. /. s. i page 4° of each; — John Neal, 
 and Wm. H. Sumner, Authors, /. s. i page 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1227 Hillard, George S,, J. W. Forney, C. C. Coffin, Joseph Gales, 
 
 Senior and Junior, and Charles G. Green, Journalists, a. I. s. 
 I page 8° of each. (6) 
 
 1228 Holderness, Lord, English Statesman, /. s, 3 pages folio, 
 
 "Whitehall 1757." to the Governor of Massachusetts Bay, 
 relative to the exportation of Corn to England. 
 
 1229 Hollev, Horace, James Shannon, and W. A. Norton, Presi- 
 
 dents of Colleges, a. I. s. 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1230 Holmes, Oliver Wendell, a. I. s. 4 pages 8° 1856, Fine and 
 
 interesting. 
 
 1231 Holmes, O. W., Poet, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1863. Interesting 
 
 letter, relative to his wounded son. 
 
 1232 Holmes, O. W., Poet, a. I. s. i page 8° 1870. 
 
 i«33 Holt, Joseph, Simon Cameron, Lewis Cass and Alexander 
 Ramsay, Secretaries of War, a. I. s. 8° of each. (4) 
 
 1234 Hope, Sir James, English Admiral, /. s. 1 page folio 1870; 
 
 — Richard Dacres, Naval Officer, d. s. i page folio 1808. (2) 
 
 1235 Hopkins, George W., Speaker of House, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 and address franked. 1843. 
 
 1236 Hopkins, George W., and John W. Taylor, Speakers of House, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 4° of each. (2) 
 
CATALOGUE. 75 
 
 1237 HoPKiNsoN, Francis, General E. P. Gaines, De Witt Clinton, 
 
 John Rutledge, John Adams, etc. Portraits. 8°. (10) 
 
 1238 HoPKiNSON, Joseph, Author of "Hail Columbia," a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° and address, 1817. 
 
 1239 HopsoN, T., Governor of Nova Scotia, James Monroe, L. War 
 
 rington, Hamilton Fish, T. O. Howe, W. H. Bissell, Daniel 
 Huger, T. Tingey, S, H. Stringham, etc. Portions of letters 
 and documents signed. (15) 
 
 1240 HosACK, Dr. David, D. W. Bliss, N. Chapman, Charles A. 
 
 Pope, N. R. Smith, Charles T. Chase, etc., Celebrated Physi- 
 cians, 4° letters of each. (23) 
 
 1241 House and Senate of United States, Members of. Cabinet 
 
 Officers, and acting and ad-interim Officers. Letters. (15) 
 
 1242 House, Edward H., "Ned Buntline," and Henry Carey, Au- 
 
 thors, a. i.s. 8'^ of each. (3) 
 
 1243 Howe, M. A. De Wolfe, Bishop of Pa., a. l. s. 2 pages 8° 
 
 1882 ; — C. P. Mcllvaine, Bishop of Ohio, a. /. s. i page 4" 
 and address, 1851. (2) 
 
 1244 Howe, Dr. Samuel G., Philanthropist, a. /. s. 3 pages 4° and 
 
 address. " From the Berlin Prison, 1832." Interesting let- 
 ter to U. S. Minister Rives. 
 
 1245 Howe, Dr. S. G., a. /. s. 2 pages 8° i860; — Dr. W. T G. 
 
 Morton, Discoverer of Anaesthesia, a, I. s. i page 8°. (2) 
 
 1246 Howe, Dr. S. G., John McClintock, T. Fanning, and R. S. 
 
 Mason, Presidents of Colleges, a. I. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1247 Howe, T. O., Aaron V. Brown, Horace Maynard, and Horatio 
 
 King, Post Masters General, a. I. s. 1 page 8° of each. (4) 
 
 1248 HowELLS, W. D., and Whitelaw Reid, Authors and Journalists, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 1249 HowELLs, W. D., and John Hay, Authors, a. I. s. 1 page 8" 
 
 of each. (2) 
 
 1250 HowGATE, H. W., Chief of Signal Service, John W. Forney, 
 
 Richard Frothingham, Jr., Francis Lieber, J. E. Hilgard, 
 Frank Moore, etc. 8° letter of each. (10) 
 
 1251 HowiTT, Mary, Author, a. I. s. 4 pages 8°. Interesting liter- 
 
 ary letter. 
 
 1252 HowiTT, William, Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1865. 
 
 1253 Hubbard, Henry, Speaker of House, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and 
 
 address, 1837. 
 
 1254 Hughes, John, Archbishop of New York, a. I. s. i page 4 
 
 1838. 
 
 1255 Hughes, John, Archbishop of New York, /. s. 2 pages 4 
 
 i860. With 3 lines autograph, and signed by John Loughlin, 
 Bishop of Brooklyn. 
 
 1256 Hugo, Victor, French Author, Verse signed, i page 8°. 
 
 o 
 
 o 
 
76 CATALOGUE. 
 
 1257 Humboldt, Alexander, Baron, Author, a. I. s. i page 8° 
 
 1843. 
 
 1258 Hunt, Wm. M., Artist, a. L s. i page 8° and address, 1846. 
 
 1259 Hunter, R. M. T., Speaker of House, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and 
 
 address, franked 1837. 
 
 1260 Hunter, R. M. T., and Lynn Boyd, Speakers of House, a, I. 
 
 s. 2 pages 4° of each. (2) 
 
 1261 Huntington, Samuel, James McHenry, Thomas Tingery, 
 
 George Bancroft, Rev. Leonard Woods, S. R. Mallory, Amos 
 Kendall, Abbott Lawrence, G. W. Campbell, General Henry 
 Lee, Louis McLane, H. B. Anthony, etc. Signatures. (20) 
 
 1262 Hyde, Lawrence, Earl of Rochester, Celebrated English 
 
 Statesman, </. s. 1 page folio, 1681. Signed also by Sir 
 Stephen Fox and others ; — Duke of Suffolk, //. s. i page 
 folio, 1772. Both imperfect. (2) 
 
 INDEPENDENCE. SIGNERS OF THE DECLARATION OF. 
 
 1263 Signers of Declaration. A folio volume, half morocco, 116 
 
 pages, labelled " Signers of Declaration," with many wood 
 cuts and fac-similes, originally placed there to illustrate Major 
 Poore's Collection. 
 
 1264 Declaration of Independenc, in fac-simile, by W. J. Stone, 
 
 of Washington. Backed with Muslin, and edges bonnd, 29 x 
 24 1-2 inches. 
 
 1265 Declaration of Independence. Printed copy, July 17, 1776, 
 
 sent by order of the Council of Mass. Bay, to the Ministers 
 of each Parish of every Denomination in the State, to be read 
 from their Pulpits. 18x13 inches. Slightly mouse eaten on 
 the lower edge. 
 
 1266 " Essex Journal and New Hampshire Packet. Newburport, 
 
 July 19, 1776." Newspaper, containing the Declaration of 
 Independence, and Revolutionary Correspondence and War 
 news. 4 pages folio. 
 
 1267 Adams, John, a. I. s. i page 4° 1786. 
 
 1268 Adams, Samuel, Ed. Rutledge, Wm. Floyd, R. H. Lee, and 
 
 Samuel Huntington. Sanderson's Portraits. (5) 
 
 1269 Bartlett, Josiah, Commission signed as President of New 
 
 Hampshire, i page folio. 1794. 
 
 1270 Braxton, Carter, a. I. s. i page 4° 1792. 
 
 1 27 1 Carroll, Charles, of Carrolton, a. /. s. i page 4° 1795. 
 
 1272 Chase, Samuel, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° 1784. Fine. 
 
 1273 Chase, Samuel, a. d, s. 2 pages 4° 1805. Important histori- 
 
 cal document relative to his Impeachment as Judge of the 
 U. S. Supreme Court. 
 
 1274 Clymer, George, Autograph Bank Check, signed, 1803; — 
 
 James Wilson, a. d. Portion of, with name written in, 1794. 
 (2) 
 
CATALOGUE. 77 
 
 INDEPENDENCE, SIGNERS OF THE DECLARATION OF. Continued. 
 
 i»75 Ei.i.KRY, Wm., a. I. s. 2 pngcs 4" .and address. 1794. 
 
 1276 Eli.kry, Wm., and Thomas McKean. Signature of each. (2) 
 
 1277 P'l.oYi), Wm., (I. ' ,f. I page 4° and address. 1794. 
 
 1278 Fi.oYO, Win., d. s. 1 page 4° 17S5. 
 
 1279 Franklin, Benjamin, a. t/. s. i p.agc 4'^ "Paris, 1777." 
 
 Signed also by Silas Deane and Arthur Lee, U. S. Commis- 
 sioners. 
 
 1280 Franklin. Per.jamin, /. s. 1 page folio. "I'assy, 1778." 
 
 Signed nlso by John Adams and Arthur Lee, Commissioners. 
 
 1281 Gerry, Klbridge, a. /. s. 1 page 4° 18 13. 
 
 1282 Hancock, John, Commission signed as President of Continen- 
 
 tal Congress. 1 page folio. "Jany. 1, 1776." 
 
 1283 Hancock, John, Military Commission signed as President of 
 
 Congress, August 13, 1776. 
 
 1284 Harrison, Benjamin, a. I. s, i page 4^^ and address, 1798. 
 
 1285 Hart, John, New Jersey Colonial Bill signed. 1776. 
 
 1286 Hewes, Joseph, B. Franklin, Sam'i. Chase, and Wm. Paca, 
 
 Sanderson's Portraits. (4) 
 
 1287 Heyward, Thomas, Jr., (/. s. i page folio, 1787. Official 
 
 Document. Signed also by Jacob Read. 
 
 1288 Hopkins, Stephen, t/. s. 2 pages folio. 1757. Very rare. 
 
 1289 Hopkins, Stephen, a. d. s. i page folio. 1743. Very rare. 
 
 1290 HoPKiNSON, Francis, Loan Office Certificate signed. 1779. 
 
 1 29 1 HoPKiNSON, Francis, Loan Office Certificate signed. 1780. 
 
 1292 Huntington, Samuel, a. I. s. 1 page 4" 1788. 
 
 1293 Jefferson, Thoma.., a. /. s. i page 4* and address, 1791, 
 
 very interesting letter to Maj. L'Enfant relative to laying out 
 the City of Washington. 
 
 1294 Jefferson, Thomas, a. /. s. i page 4° 1792. 
 
 1295 Lee, Francis Lightfoot, rt. /. s " F. L. L." 2 pages 4° and 
 
 address with signature attached. 
 
 1296 Lee, Richard Henry, a. /. s. 3 pages, folio, and address, 
 
 franked "Philadelphia 1778." Fine Revolutionary letter to 
 General A. Stephen. 
 
 1297 Lewis, Francis, a. d. s. 1 page folio 1777, Revolutionary doc- 
 
 ument. 
 
 1298 Lewis, Francis, Thomas Jefferson, James Wilson, and Thomas 
 
 Heyward, Jr., Sanderson's Portraits. (4) 
 
 1299 Livingston, Philip, a-, d. portion of, 2 lines, with name written 
 
 in. Portrait. 
 
 1300 Livingston, Philip, a. d. s. 1-2 page 4^^ 1775, Revolutionary 
 
 document, and scarce. 
 
 1301 Lynch, Thomas, Jr., George Wythe, Oliver Wolcott, and John 
 
 Adams, Sanderson's Portraits. (4) 
 
78 CATALOGUE. 
 
 INDEPENDENCE, SIGNERS OF THE DECLARATION OP. Continued. 
 
 1302 McKkan, Thomas, a. I. s, i page 4° 1804. 
 
 1303 MiDPLETON, Artlmr, Roger Sherman, Benjamin Rush, John 
 
 Hancock, and Charles Carroll, Sanderson's Portraits. (5) 
 
 1304 Morris, Lewis, c. s. i page 4° 1789, signed also by George 
 
 Clinton, J^ine specimen of this rare natne. 
 
 1305 Morris, Robert, a. /. s. i page 4° and address, 1797. 
 
 1306 Morris, Robert, a. /. s. i page 4° 1781. 
 
 1307 Nelson, Thomas, Jr., d. s. 1-4 page 4° 1772. 
 
 1308 Paca, William, a. L s. 2 pages folio, 1785. 
 
 1309 Paine, Robert Treat, </. /. s. i page 4° and address, 1779. 
 
 Scarce. 
 13 ID Read, George, a. d. s. 2 pages 4° 1793. Fine. 
 
 1311 Rodney, Caesar, a. I. s. i page folio, 1778. 
 
 13 1 2 Rush, Benjamin, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1791. 
 
 1313 Rush, Benjamin, a. I. s, i page 4° and address, 1810. 
 
 1314 Rutledge, Edward, d. s. portion of, 1-4 page 4° signed also 
 
 by Charles Coxesworth Pinckney and Jacob Read. 
 
 1315 Sherman, Roger, a. d. s. i page folio, 1756. 
 
 1316 Sherman, Roger, d. s. i page folio, 1792. 
 
 1317 Stockton, Richard, Autograph endorsement of a Deed, with 
 
 name written in, i page 8° 1765. 
 
 1318 Stone, Thomas, a. I, s. 2 pages 8° 1774. Scarce. 
 
 13 19 Stone, Thomas, John Withv^rspoon, Francis Hopkinson, and 
 
 George Clymer, Sanderson's Portraits. (4) 
 
 1320 Thornton, Matthew, a. d. s. i page folio, 1779. 
 
 1321 Walton, George, a. I. in 3d person. 1-2 page 4° 
 
 1322 Whipple, William, d. s. i page 4° 1781. Revolutionary 
 
 document. 
 
 1323 Williams, William, a. d. s. 1-4 page 4° 1766. 
 
 1324 Wilson, James, Continental Bill signed, with signature and 
 
 portrait of Thomas McKean. (2) 
 
 1325 Witherspoon, John, a. /. s. 1 page 8° 1781. 
 
 1326 WoLcoTT, Oliver, d. s. i page 4° 1796. 
 
 1327 Wvthe, George, a. d. s. 1-4 page 4°. Receipt signed. 
 
 1328 Thomson, Charles, Secretary of Congress, d. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 '•June 24, 1776." 
 
 1329 Thomson, Charles, Secretary of Congress, /. s. i page 4° 
 
 1786. 
 
 1330 INDIAN Hill Collection of Autographs. A large folio vol- 
 1 ume, thus labelled, of 182 pages of thick paper, bound in 
 
 half leather, for the insertion of Autographs. 
 
CATALOGUE. 79 
 
 1331 iNgHAM, S. D., Oliver Wolcott, W. Forward, Alexander Ham- 
 
 ilton, C. J. Folger, etc., Secretaries of Treasury, /. s. 4° of 
 each. (9) 
 
 1332 Inglefield, E. a.. Admiral, Sir Edward Thornton, Lord Ten- 
 
 terden. Baron Gerolt, M. Romero, A. Barclay, A. Dimitry, 
 etc., Diplomatists. 8° letters. (29) 
 
 1333 Ingraham, Joseph H., Author, a. I. s, 2 pages 4° and address, 
 
 1829. 
 
 1334 Interior, Secretaries of. James Harlan, R. McCl^^lland, T. 
 
 M. T. McKennan, C. Delano, and H. M. Teller, /. s. 4° of 
 each. (5) 
 
 1335 Interior, Secretaries of. T. M. T. McKennan, L. Q. C, 
 
 Lamar, R. McClelland, H. M. Teller, and Columbus Delano, 
 /. s. 4° of each.. (5) 
 
 1336 Irving, Pierre P., Author, a. L s. 2 pages 4° and address, 
 
 1842; — Samuel L. Mitchell and Timothy Fuller, Authors, 
 a. I. s. I page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1337 Irving, Washington, Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 
 
 1842, to Daniel Webster. 
 
 1338 Irving, Washington, Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1845. 
 
 1339 Irving, Washington, Author, a. I. s. 2 pages \° and address, 
 
 1830. Fine. 
 
 1340 Irving, Washington, Author, a. I. s. i page 4° 1847. 
 
 1341 lACKSON, Andrew, President. Manuscript Message to 
 Ci Congress, relative to Mexico. 8 pages folio, signed, "Feb. 
 
 6, 1837." 
 
 1342 Jackson, Andrew, President. Manuscript Decision of a Court 
 
 Martial, signed. i page folio, 1830, with 3 anonymous, 
 threatening letters, written to Jackson while President. " I 
 gave you notice that I would assassinate you on the 15th day 
 of March, and I inform you that it is to be delayed till the 
 '5th of May." — "Damn your old soul; remove them De- 
 osits back again, and re-charter the Bank, or you will cer- 
 i 'nly be she in less than two weeks, and that by myself." (4) 
 
 1343 Jackson, Andrew, President. Ship's paper signed. Large 
 
 folio, 1830. Signed also by M. Van Buren. 
 
 1344 Jackson, Andrew, President. Manuscript Message sig.iec, 
 
 42 pages 4°, "April 15, 1834," to the Senate, upon the fol- 
 lowing Resolution, adopted in December previous : " Resolved 
 that the President, in the late Executive proceedings in rela- 
 tion to the public revenue, has assumed upon himself author- 
 ity and power not conferred by the Constitution and laws, 
 but in derogation of both." Very important historical docu- 
 ment. 
 
 1345 Jackson, Andrew, President. Letters patent signed. Large 
 
 folio 1829. Signed also by J. M. Berrien. On vellum. 
 
8o CATALOGUE. 
 
 1346 Jackson, Andrew, Presi lent, Autograph endorsements and 
 
 comments on the backs of letters, addressed, or referred to 
 him, and signed with initials. (15) 
 
 1347 Jackson, Dr. Charles T., and Dr. W. T. G. Morton, Discover- 
 
 ers of Anasthesia, a. I. s. 1 page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 1348 Jackson, Dr. James, One of the most distinguished Physicians 
 
 of Boston, a. I. s. i page 4° 1815. 
 
 1349 James, G. P. R., Novelist, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° 1853. Very fine. 
 
 1350 Jameson, Mrs. Anna, Author and Art critic, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 8°, and address. 
 
 1351 Jaurert, Pierre A., Orientalist, I. s. 2 pages folio 1838 ; — 
 
 Edme F. Jomard, Engineer and Geographer, a. I. s. 1 page 
 8° and address. Both served with Napoleon in Egypt. (2) 
 
 1352 Jay, John, John Tyler, Marcus Morton, General Henry Lee, 
 
 A. J. Dallas, H. St. George Tucker, George Bancroft, H. R. 
 Revels, Lord Brougham, H. S. Foote, James McHenry, C. 
 H. Davis, H. B. Anthony, etc. Signatures. (22) 
 
 1353 Jefferson, Thomas, President. Signer of Declaration. Com- 
 
 mission signed large folio 1807. Signed also by James Mad- 
 ison. 
 
 1354 Jeffrey, Francis, Lord, Critic and politician, Founder of Ed- 
 
 inburgh Review, a. L in 3d person. 2 pages 8° 1847. 
 
 1355 jEf'FERiES, David, Town treasurer of Boston. Notes given 
 
 for money loaned for the War, 1778, endorsed by Wm. Green- 
 leaf, Henderson Inches, Captain John Waldo, Caleb Davis, 
 Joseph Russell, Samuel Barrett, Edward Payne, etc. (11) 
 
 1356 Jerdan, William, Scotch Journalist and author, a. I. s, i 
 
 page 8°. 
 
 1357 Jevvshury, Maria J., Author of " Phantasmagoria," a. I. s. 4 
 
 pages 4° 1832; — Thomas Hope, Author of '• Anastatius," 
 a. /., in 3d person, i page 4° 1800. (2) 
 
 1358 Johnson, Cave, Post Master General, a. 1. s. i page 4° and 
 
 address 1840. 
 
 1359 Johnson, Cave, and Horatio King, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. 
 
 Post Masters General. (2) 
 
 1360 Johnson, Reverdy, Attorney General, a. L s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1842. 
 
 1361 Johnson, Reverdy, and J. M. Berrien, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° of 
 
 each. Attorneys General. (2) 
 
 1362 Johnson, Richard M., Vice President, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and 
 
 address, 1809. 
 
 1363 Joi.livet, Adolphe, Publicist, killed in 184.8, a. I. s. i page 
 
 8° ; — Charles Weiss, Author, a, I. s. i page 4° 1844. (2) 
 
 1364 Jones, John W., Speaker of House, a. 1. s. i page 4° 1848. 
 
 1365 Jourdan, Count de, French Marshal, /. s. 2 pages folio 1830. 
 
CATALOGUE. 8i 
 
 1366 JouRDAN, Count, Marshal of France. Served In Revolution 
 
 in America 1778 to 1783, d. s. 1 page folio 1795. 
 
 1367 Journalists, Editors, and prominent representatives of the 
 
 American press, of various dates and localities. Letters 
 (140) 
 
 1368 JUBiNAL, Achille, Author and Statesman ; Francisque Michel, 
 
 archa'ologist ; A. de Beauchesne, author ; J. J. F, Poujoulat, 
 author, Pelleno, Bouillet, etc., French authors and journal- 
 ists, a. /. s. 8° of each. (25) 
 
 1369 JuDsoN, Mrs. Anne II., Wife of A. Judson, First American 
 
 female Missionary in Calcutta, a. /. s. i page 8° and ad- 
 dress. Portrait. 
 
 1370 Judson, E. Z. C, "Ned Buntline," Author, a. I. s.. 2 pages, 
 
 folio. 
 
 137 1 Judson, E. Z. C, "Ned Buntline," a. I. s. i page 4° 1850. 
 
 1372 I9ALKBRENNER, Christian F., Celebrated Pianist, a. /. 
 IV s, I page 8° and address. 
 
 1373 Kamehameha III., King of Sandwich Islands, /. s. 1 page 
 
 folio. "Papua, 1840." 
 
 1374 Kamehameha IV., King of the Sandwich Islands, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 8° 1858. 
 
 1375 Kane, Dr. E. K., Arctic Explorer, /. s. 4 pages folio. Very 
 
 interesting letter, giving his views upon Arctic Explorations. 
 
 1376 Kane, Dr. E. JC., Arctic Explorer, «./. x. i page 8° 1852. 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 1377 Kane, J. K., Judge of Pa. ; J. W. Huntington, Judge of Conn.; 
 
 Samuel Eddy, Judge of R. I., a. l. s. i page 4° of each; — 
 James Kent, Chancellor, d. s. i page 4°. (4) 
 
 1378 Kaunitz, Prince von,| Austrian Statesman, signed the treaty 
 
 of Aix-la-Chapelle, d. s. i page folio, "Vienna, 1762." 
 
 1379 Kavanagh, Edward, Diplomatist, Governor of Maine, a. /. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1833. Scarce. 
 
 1380 KeKuanoa, M., Governor of Honolulu, a. I, s. 1 page 4° 
 
 1840, in English, and a. I. s. i page 4° in Papuan, also, /. s, 
 4 pages folio, 1839, of Wata, a Papuan Chief. (3) 
 
 1381 Kemp, James, Bishop of Maryland, and Wm. Meade, Bishop 
 
 of Virginia, a. L s. i page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 1382 Kennedy, John P., Secretary of Navy, Author, a. I, s. i page 
 
 4° 1853- 
 
 1383 Kennedy, J. P., and Benj. W. Crowninshield, a. I. s, i page 
 
 4° of each. Secretaries of Navy. (2) 
 
 1384 Kent, James, Chancellor, a. d. s. i page folio, 1830; — Rich- 
 
 ard Peters and Peter Augustus Jay. 4° letter of each. (3) 
 
8a CATALOGUE. 
 
 1385 Key, D. M,. Marshall Jewell, J. W. Marshall, James N. Tyner, 
 
 etc., Post Masters General, /. s. 4° of each, (7) 
 
 1386 Key, F. S., Poet, " Star Spangled Banner," a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1818. 
 
 1387 Key, Francis S., " Star Spangled Banner," /. s. i page 4° 
 
 and address, 1830. 
 
 1388 King, Charles, President of Columbia College, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° 1822, to A. Gallatin, relative to the erection of a 
 bronze equestrian Statue of Washington, in New York City. 
 
 1389 King, Charles, President of Columbia College, rt. /.J-. 3 pages 
 
 8° and address, 1861 ; — VVm. A. Duer, President of Colum- 
 bia College, a. I. s. 1 page 4° and address, 1838. (2) 
 
 1390 King, Horatio, and Aaron V. Brown, a. I. s. i page 4° of 
 
 each. Post Masters General. (2) 
 
 139 1 Klaproth, Henry J., Orientalist, a. I. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1818; — Staislans, Julien, Chinese Scholar and Lin- 
 guist, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1833. (2) 
 
 1392 Knox, Lucy, wife of General Henry Knox, daughter of Secre- 
 
 tary Flucker, a. /. s. i page 4° 1815. 
 
 1393 Kohl, J. G., "Documentary History of Maine," a. L s. 2 pages 
 
 8° 1858; — F. L. Hayden, Aaron Ward, and John Evans, 
 Authors and Scientists. 4° letter of each. (4) 
 
 1394 KoLLOCH, Jacob, Stamp Act Congress, 1765, d. s. i page 
 
 folio, 1759. 
 
 1395 Kossuth, Louis, Hungarian Patriot, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1880. 
 
 Fine and scarce. 
 
 1396 Ku-Klux Constitution, fac-simile of. 16 pages 8°; — The 
 
 Constitution of the " Guard of Liberty," the Know-Nothing 
 Military organization, " Ned Buntline " Commander. 12 
 pages 8° 1854. (2) 
 
 1397 T^ ABORDE, Emmanuel, S. J., Count de. Artist and Archae- 
 J_l ologist. " Voyage to the Orient," a. I. s. i page 8° 
 
 and address, 1846. 
 
 1398 Laboulaye, E. S., Author, and Alexander Vattemare, a. I. s. 
 
 1 page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 1399 Lamar L. Q. C. Sec. of Interior, a, I. s. i page 8° 1859. 
 
 1400 Lamartine, Alphonse, French Poet, a. I. s, i page 8° 1834. 
 
 1401 Lancaster, Joseph, and Henry Barnard, Educators, /. s. i 
 
 page 4° of each ; — E. Bailey, Educator, a. I. s, 2 pages 4' 
 and address. (3) 
 
 1402 Lancaster, Joseph, <z. /. in 3d person, r page 4° 1836; — 
 
 E. Bailey, J. H. Harney and R. H. Patterson, Educators, 
 a. /. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1403 Lander, Jean, M Actress, a. /. s. 2 pages 8° 
 
 o 
 
CATALOGUE. 83 
 
 1404 Landon, L. E., Poet, Autograph manuscript 1-2 page 4° with 
 
 a note of presentation, 
 
 1405 Landor, Walter Savage, English poet, Autograph manuscript. 
 
 I page 4° with signature attached. Preface to "Imaginary 
 Conversations," published 1824 to 1829. 
 
 1406 Larevelliere de Lepeaux, L. M., French Revolutionist, d. s. 
 
 1 page 4° as President of French Directory. 
 
 1407 Lathrop, John, Jr., Poet and Editor, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and 
 
 address. " Boston, 18 15." Scarce. 
 
 1408 Latroue, B. H., Architect of Capitol at rebuilding, after War 
 
 of 18 1 2, (1. I. s. 7 pages 4° 1809, to Mrs. Madison, relative 
 to the White House. 
 
 1409 Latrobe, J. H. B., Marshal P. Wilder, Simon Brown, George 
 
 B. Loring, Charles Downing, C. L. Flint, J. C. Loudon, B. P, 
 Johnson, Thomas H. Clay, etc. Agriculturists. 8° letters 
 
 (24) 
 
 1410 Law, John, Scotch Financier, "South Sea Scheme," d. s, i 
 
 page folio, 1717. Portrait. 
 
 141 1 Lawrence, Abbott, Wm. C. Rives and Henry Jackson, Ameri- 
 
 can Diplomatist, a. I. s. 4° of each (3) 
 
 1412 Lawrence, Abbott, Merchant and Statesman, a. l. s. 1 page 
 
 4° and address, 1841 ; — Henry A. Wise, and Waddy Thomp- 
 son, Statesmen, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1 413 Lawrence, Sir Thomas, celebrated English Painter, a. I. s, 
 
 2 pages 8°. 
 
 1414 Lawyers and Jurists, State and National, of various dates and 
 
 localities. Letters. (100) 
 
 1415 Leavitt, Dudley, Almanac ^[aker, a. d.s. 1 page 4° 1842; — 
 
 A. S. Clayton, " Crockett's Life of Van Buren. " and Matthew 
 Carey, a. /. s. i page 4° and address of each. (3) 
 
 1416 Lef,, Charles, Atty-Gen., a. d. s. 5 pages folio, 1810. Legal 
 
 document. 
 
 1417 Lee, Charles, rr. //. J. 3 pages folio, 1800; — Reverdy John- 
 
 son, a. I. s. I page 4° and address, to H. A. Wise. Attor- 
 neys-General. (2) 
 
 1418 Lee, Charles, a. d. s. 3 pages 4° 1792 ; — Caleb Gushing, a. 
 
 I. s. I page 4° 1854. Attorneys-General. (2) 
 
 1419 Lee, H., Author and Statesman, "Life of Napoleon," a. I. s. 
 
 3 pages 4° 1821 ; — C. C. Lee, Author, "Observations on 
 Life and Writings of Jefferson," a. I. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 dress, 1842; — G. C. Verplanck, Author, /. j. i page 4 
 1820. (3) 
 
 1420 Lefebvre, Francois J., Duke de Dantzic, Marshal of France, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 4" 
 
 1 42 1 Lefebvre, Francois J,, Duke de Dantzic, French Marshall, 
 
 /. J. 2 pages 4° and address, 1802. 
 
 o 
 
84 CATALOGUE. 
 
 1422 Legare, H. S., Secretary of State and Attorney General, 
 
 a, I. s. 2 pages 4° 1842. 
 
 1423 L'Enfant, Major Peter Charles. Papers relating to the Sur- 
 
 vey and Laying out of the City of Washington, his ill treat- 
 ment by the Commissioners, non-payment for Services, etc., 
 comprising a Memorial, a. d. s. 8 pages 4° 1800; — d. s., 3 
 pages 4°; — a Memorial, a. d. s. 10 pages folio, 1800, and a 
 Memorial to the Commissioners, 20 pages, folio. Very im- 
 portant historical papers, relative to the early history of 
 Washington. (4) 
 
 1424 Leopold I, King of Belgium, d. s. 2 pages folio, 1842. 
 
 1425 Leslie, Frank, Robert Bonner, Whitelaw Reid, and J. W. 
 
 Forney, Editors, a. I. s. i page 8° of each. (4) 
 
 1426 Lester, C. Edwards, Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1859. 
 
 1427 Lester, C. Edwards, Author, rtr. /. j. 4 pages 8° 1850; — 
 
 Gerrit Smith, I, W. Arnold, and E. L. Pierce, Authors, a. I. s. 
 8° of each. (4) 
 
 X428 Letfers, Miscellaneous. Rich. Henderson, T. L. McKenney, 
 H. Farish, J. Kennedy, H. Warren, Gardner G. Hubbard, 
 Fernando Wood, Samuel Swartwout, W. A. Field, John Laird, 
 etc. (120) 
 
 1429 Letters, Miscellaneous. Horace Greeley, W. H. Webb, Caleb 
 
 Stark, F. Fairfax, Israel Thorndike, Fernando Wood, B. B. 
 French, George Opdyke, etc. (120) 
 
 1430 Letters -Patent, on vellum, issued at various dates, signed by 
 
 Andrew Jackson, D. Webster, J. Forsyth, J. C. Calhoun, etc., 
 and Society Diplomas. (12) 
 
 143 1 Leutze, Emmanuel, Artist,"Westward the Star of Empire takes 
 
 its way," in the Capitol at Washington, a. I. s. 1 page 4°, 
 with 8 pages 4° of Manuscript, descriptive of this painting. 
 
 1432 Leverrier, U. J. J., Celebrated Astronomer, a. I. s. i page 
 
 8° and address, franked. 
 
 1433 Le Vert, Octavia Walton, Poet, Thomas L. McKenney, "Tour 
 
 of the Lakes," " Indian Tribes, etc.," John R. Thompson, 
 Poet, a. I. s. 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1434 Lewis, Dr. Winslow, and Dr. H. G. Clark, a. I. s. i page 4 
 
 of each ; — Dr. George C. Shattuck aud Dr. Charles Chase, 
 a. I. s. I page folio of each. (4) 
 
 1435 Lincoln, Abraham, President, d. s., portion of, i page 4° 
 
 1864. Signed "Abraham Lincoln," — with Ticket of Admission 
 to the "Inauguration Ball, March 4, 1865," and "Order of 
 Procession," at the Funeral of Lincoln, in Washington, on 
 Wednesday, 19th April, 1865. i page 8° (3) 
 
 1436 Lincoln, Benjamin, Maj-Gen. in Revolution, d. s. 2 pages 
 
 folio, 1762. A bill of Edes & Gill, against the Provincr, for 
 printing. 
 
 o 
 
CATALOGUE. 85 
 
 1437 LiND, Jenny, Vocalist; — P. T. Rarnum, her manager, and 
 
 Ossian E. Dodge, who bought the first ticket to the Boston 
 Concert. 8° letter of each, with contemporaneous lithograph 
 of the three. (3) 
 
 1438 LiPPiNcoTT, Sara J., "Grace Greenwood,"^. /. .$•. "Grace G." 
 
 I page 4° 1850; — James T. Fields, a. I. s., initials. i page 
 8° (2) 
 
 1439 Livingston, Brockholst, Judge of U. S. Supreme Court, a. /. s. 
 
 I page 4° and address, 1818. 
 
 1440 Livingston, Erockholst, Judge U. S. Supreme Court, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° 18 13. 
 
 1 441 Livingston, Edward, and Edward Everett, Secretaries of State, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 1442 Livingston, Edward, J. Forsyth, Richard Rush, William L. 
 
 Marcy, W. H. Seward, etc., Secretaries of State, /. s. 4° and 
 folio of each. (8) 
 
 1443 Livingston, John H., President of Queens College, a. d. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1807 ; — Edward Hitchcock, and Wni. C. Preston, 
 Presidents of Colleges, a. I. s. of each. (3) 
 
 1444 Locke, Jane Ermina, Poet, Autograph Poem, signed, 3 
 
 pages folio, 1850. 
 
 1445 Locke, Jane Ermina, Poet, a. I.s. 2 pages 8' 1847 ; — Octa- 
 
 via Walton Le Vert, Poet, a. I. s. 3 pages 8° 1865. (2) 
 
 1446 Longfellow, H. W., Poet, a. I. s. 1 page 8° and address, 1839 
 
 1447 Longfellow, Henry W., d. s. i page 4° " Bowd ; Coll ; 1832," 
 
 as one of the P'aculty, with the other members, " Prof's. 
 Cleveland, Newman, Packard and Smyth. 
 
 1448 Longfellow, xienry W., a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1868. 
 
 1449 Longfellow, Henry W., a. I. s. 3 pages 8° 1856, relative to 
 
 his Writings. 
 
 1450 Longworth, Nicholas, First American wine manufacturer, a. 
 
 I. s. I page 4° and address, 1856. 
 
 1451 Lopez, Carlos Antonio, President of Paraguay, /. s. 2 pages 
 
 folio, 1845. 
 
 1452 Lopez, Carlos Antonio, President of Paraquay, /. s. i page 
 
 folio, 1846. 
 
 1453 Lord, Rev. N., and Bennet Tyler, Presidents of Dartmouth 
 
 College, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 1454 Lossing, Benson J., and H. R. Schoolcraft, Authors, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4'' of each. (2) 
 
 1455 LoTHROP, Rev. Samuel K., Thaddcus Mason Harris, Wm. 
 
 Bentley, Wm. Smythe, Ethan Allen, James Laurie, R. M. Can- 
 dlish, etc. clergyman, a. 1. s. 4° of each. (12) 
 
 1456 Lottery Tickets, Massachusetts State Lottery, 1790; Florida 
 
 State, Louisiana State, and National Lotteries, {-it's) 
 
86 CATALOGUE, 
 
 1457 LoTTis, XI IT, of France, /. s. i page folio, and address, 162^. 
 
 I'iiie and rare. 
 
 1458 Louis, XIV, of France, i/. s. port'on of, i page 4° 1669, 
 
 1459 Louis, XIV, of France, </. s. double folio, 1649, on vellum. 
 
 1460 Louis, XIV, of France, //. s. 1 page 4° 1664, on vellum. 
 
 1461 Louis, XV, of France, /. s. portion of, i page 4° "Versailles 
 
 1730." 
 
 1462 Louis, XV, of France, /. s. 2 pages folio, "Versailles, 1761," 
 
 relating to New Orleans. 
 
 1463 Louis, XV, of France, t/. s. 2 pages folio, 1731, relative to 
 
 Louisiana. 
 
 1464 Louis, XVI, of France, t/. s. i page folio, 1785, signed also 
 
 by the Count de Vergennes. 
 
 1465 Louis, Philippe, King of France, t/. s. 2 pages folio, 1848, 
 
 signed also by Gurizot, announcing to the U. S, Government 
 the death of the Princesse d'Orleans. 
 
 1466 LouisBURO, Official manuscript demanding the surrender of 
 
 that Fortress, i page folio, written by Sir, Wm. Pepperrell 
 and signed by him and by •' Admiral Sir Peter Warren." " The 
 Camp before Louisburg, May 7, 1745." Interesting and val- 
 uable. 
 
 1467 Lowell, Rev. Charles, West Church, Boston, Father of James 
 
 Russell Lowell, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1845. 
 
 1468 Lowell, James Russell, Author, a. I. s, 4 pages 8° i860, In- 
 
 teresting letter. 
 
 1469 Lowell, John, Jr., Founder of "Lowell Institute," Charles 
 
 Pickering and Amos Einney, Naturalists ; Colonel J, D. Gra- 
 hame, F. R. Hassler, flounder of " Coast Survey," a. I. s, 4° 
 of each. (5) 
 
 1470 Lowell, John, Founder of Boston AthentEum and Massachu- 
 
 setts Hospital, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1838; — 
 David A. Wells, John W^ Forney, Nathaniel Greene, Nathan 
 Sargent, " Oliver Old School," Thomas W, White, etc, Edi- 
 tors and Authors. 4° letter of each. (12) 
 
 1471 LuNT, George, and Wm. Drayton, Authors, a. I. s. i page 4 
 
 of each; — Joseph Lancaster, and E. Bailey, Educators. 4 
 letter of each. (4) 
 
 1472 Luther, Martin. "Eyn trew vonnannung Martini Luther tzti 
 
 alien Christen." Sliuk letter, 20 pages 4°, with a line of 
 presentation, "Magistro Sebastiano Carshamce," in the Hand- 
 writing of Luther. This volume belonged to Charles Sumner, 
 and in it, is, in his autograph, the following, " Gilt letters on 
 side, full red morocco, and the following title on side, A true 
 warning of Martin Luther to all Christians not to take part 
 in seditions and rebellion, with his autograph." Evidently 
 directions for tiie binder, though it was not bound. Very 
 fine and excessively rare. 
 
 o 
 
CATALOGUE. 87 
 
 1473 Lyell, Sir Ch,.rles, Geologist, a. l. s. i page 8'' 1845, and 
 
 a. I. in 3d person, i page 8° 1845. (2) 
 
 1474 LvMAN, Piiineas, Major-Gencral, Distinguished at Lake George 
 
 and Crown Point, a. d. s. 1 page 4' '•Still Water, 1756." 
 
 1475 *llll cCLELLAN, Dr. George, Father of General George, 
 jTV Dr. Wm. Gibson, present at Waterloo and C'orunna, 
 
 and Prof. Samuel Jackson, Celebrated Philadelphia Doctors. 
 a. I. s. of each. (3) 
 
 1476 McCi.Ei.i.AN, Dr. George, D. W. Bliss, Samuel L. Mitchell, J. 
 
 J. Abernethy, Wm. T. G. Morton, W. E. Horner, Charles T. 
 Chase, etc., Celebrated Physicians, a. 1. s. 4° of each. (24) 
 
 1477 McCi.Ei.LAND, Robert, Secretary of Interior, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° 1847- 
 
 1478 McClb:i.land, R., James A. Pearce, and Caleb P. Smith, Sec- 
 
 retaries of Interior, a. I. s. i page ^° of each. (3) 
 
 1479 McCoRMicK, C. H., Inventor of the Reaper, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° 1852, relative to his invention ; — Wm. H. Webb, Builder 
 of the "Dunderberg," a. I. s. 1 page 8'^. (2) 
 i\\So Macdonai-D, Sir John, Canadian Premier, a. I. s. i page 8° 
 187 1 ; — Joseph Hume and Sir John Shelley, English States- 
 men, a. I, s. of each. (3) 
 
 148 1 Macdonald, Sir John, Canadian Premier, F. Bailey, Founder 
 
 of Astronomical Society, Lieut-General T. P. Thompson of 
 ; Westminister Review, Count Portales, etc., a. I. s. 8° of each. 
 
 (7) 
 
 1482 McGee, Thomas D'Arcy, Author, a. /. in 3d person, i page 
 
 8° 1862; — George S. Hillard and Samuel Adams Drake, a. 
 I. s. I page 8° of each. (3) 
 
 1483 McIlvaine, Charles P., Bishop of Ohio, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 and address. 
 
 1484 McKennan, T, M. T., Secretary of Interior, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° and address, franked, 1837. 
 
 1485 McKennev, T. L., Author of the "Tour of the Lakes," etc., 
 
 Condy Raguet, (ieorge H. Colton, "Tecumseh ; or, the West 
 30 years ago;" — J. R. Brodhead, Historian, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 
 of each. Autograph MSS. of Peter Force. 3 pages 4. (5) 
 i486 Mackay, Charles, English Poet, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and ad- 
 dress, 1858. 
 
 1487 Mackenzie, Alexander Slidell, Naval Officer and Author, 
 
 Commanded the "Somers" at the execution of Spencer, a. d. 
 s. I page 4° 1839. 
 
 1488 McKenzie, R. Shelton, C. Edwards Lester, Joseph Gales and 
 
 Charles A. Sweetser, Authors, w. /. s. 3 pages 8" of each. (4) 
 
 1489 McLane, Louis, Secretary of State and Treasury, a. 1. s, i 
 
 page 4° and address 1832. 
 
88 CATALOGUE. 
 
 1490 McLane, Louis, Lewis Cass, Hamilton Fish, and Edward Ev- 
 
 erett, Secretaries of State, a, I. s. 8" of each. (4) 
 
 1491 Macready, \Vm. C, Englisii actor, a. I. s. 2 pages 8" 1844. 
 
 1492 Macready, Win. C, Actor, a. I. s. 2 pages 8" 1840. 
 
 1493 Madison, James, President. Commission signed, large folio, 
 
 signed also by James Monroe. 
 
 1494 Madison, James, General 1}. Lincoln, George Peabody, Lewis 
 
 Cass, George S. Houtwell, C. Morris, J. Percival, Nathaniel 
 Macon, Isaac Toucey, H. I). Anthony, Asbury Dickens, etc. 
 Signatures. (20) 
 149s Magruder, Allen B., Author of " Cession of Louisiana," 
 a. /. s. I page folio and address, 1813; — Richard Biddle, 
 author of " Sebastian Cabot," B. J. Lossing, and John H. 
 Wheeler, Authors, a. I. s. 1 page 4" of each. (4) 
 
 1496 MALTE-IJrun, C, Danish geographer, politician and poet, (/. s. 
 
 I page 8° 1822, as President of Geographical Society. 
 
 1497 Mamiani, Tercazio, Distinguished Italian poet, r/./. j. i page 
 
 8° 1846. 
 
 1498 Mangum, Willie P., Acting Vice President, a. l. s. 3 pages 
 
 4" 1842. 
 
 1499 Mann, Horace, Author and educator. President of Antioch 
 
 College, (I. I. s. I page 4° 1848. 
 
 1500 Mann, Horace, Educator and Reformer, a. /. j. i page 4° 
 
 1840. 
 
 1501 March, Charles W., "Life of Webster," Henry S. Tanner, 
 
 Geographer, and H. G. Spofford, " Gazetteer of New York," 
 a. I. s. 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1502 Marrast, Armand, Statesman, Mayor of Paris, «. /. s. i page 
 
 8°; — Jullien de Paris, Journalist, in Egypt under Napoleon, 
 l. s. 4 lines autograph, i page 4° and address 1843; — 
 Alexis Girard, Statesman, d. s. i page 4° 1810. (3) 
 
 1503 Marryat, Capt. Francis, English novelist, a. I. s, i page 
 
 12° 1845. 
 
 1504 Marsh, George P., Author and diplomatist, a. I. s. 3 pages 
 
 8° 1846; — John R. Thompson, author, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 
 1852. (2) 
 
 1505 Marshall, John, Henri de France, G. C. Washington, George 
 
 M. Bibb, Isaac Hull, T. Tingey, M. C. Perry, Josiah Quincy, 
 J. T. Buckingham, etc. Portions of letters and documents, 
 signed. (15) 
 
 1506 Maryland, and other States. Deeds, a large part of very early 
 
 date, and having many signatures. (31) 
 
 1507 Maryland Colleges, Presidents of. Hector Humphrey, John 
 
 Prentiss, Michael Power, G. Raymond, etc., a. I, s. 4° of 
 each. (6) 
 
CATALOGUE. S9 
 
 1508 Mason, Lowell, Musical Composer, Rev. M. Hale Smith, J. 
 
 Q. Adams, Win. Schouler, (lencral Francis A. Walker, Geo. 
 15emis, etc., a. I. s. 8° of each. (10) 
 
 1509 Massachuskii's Bay, Province of, I'ay warrants, i page 4° 
 
 each, 1777. Signed by Generals A. Ward and John Whet- 
 comb, Thomas Gushing, James IJowdoin, S. Holten, M. O. 
 G., and others, the Council of the Province. (3) 
 
 1510 MAs.'iACHUSErrs Bay, Province of, Copy by John Kiplin, at 
 
 the Rolls oflFice, of the Charter by William and Mary, 1691, 
 48 pages folio ; — Extract of a letter from the Lords Com- 
 missioners for Trade and Plantations, to Earl of Bellomont, 
 6 pages folio, with other copies of official documents relating 
 to America. (10) 
 
 15 11 Massachuskits Deeds, many of them of a very early date, 
 
 and numerously signed. (25) 
 
 1512 Mathkw, Theobold, James liuchanan, Peter Force, S, Wor- 
 
 cester, G. C. Washington, Samuel Houston, J. W. Forney, 
 G. T. Jackson, etc. Portions of letters and documents, 
 signed. (14) 
 
 1513 Matthkws, Stanley, Judge U. S. Supreme Court, P. V, Dan- 
 
 iels, Judge of Supreme Court, Wm. Bigler, Governor of Penn- 
 sylvania, Wm. Beach Lawrence, Colonel J. D. Grahame, etc. 
 8° letter of each. (10) 
 
 1514 Mayer, F. B., artist, a. /. s. 5 pages 8° " Paris, 1864," rela- 
 
 tive to his painting of Indian scenes; — J. M. Stanley, painter 
 of Indian portraits, a. I. s. i page 8°. (2) 
 
 1515 Mavnard, Horace, Postmaster General, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1859. 
 
 1516 Mazzini, Giuseppe, Italian Revolutionist, a. I. s. 2 pages 12° 
 
 1517 Meade, Wm., Bishop of Virginia, a. L s. 3 pages 4° and ad- 
 
 dress. Fine. 
 
 1518 Meade, William, Bishop of Virginia, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and 
 
 address, 1838. 
 
 1519 Meigs, Charles D., William T. G. Morton, J. Revere, E. Ham- 
 
 ilton Davis, etc., celebrated Physicians, a. I. s. 8° of each. (9) 
 
 1520 Meigs, Return J., John M. Niles, Amos Kendall, D. M. Key, 
 
 J. W, Marshall, etc., Postmasters General, /, s. 4° of each. 
 
 (7) 
 
 1521 Melville, Herman, John Boyle O'Reilly, and B. P. Shillaber, 
 
 Authors, a. I. s. i page 8° of each, (3) 
 
 1522 Merchants of Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc., W. W, Corcoran, 
 
 T. A. Scott, William Patterson, John Vaughan, Winthrop Sar- 
 gent, etc. Letters. (18) 
 
 1523 Merl'M, E., Metereologist, a. d. s. 2 pages folio, 1855. "Ear- 
 
 liest Polar Expedition." 
 I324 Messer, Asa, President Brown University, and Jasper Adams, 
 Professor at Brown, and President of Charleston College, 
 a. I. s. 4° of each. (3) 
 
90 CATALOGUE. 
 
 1525 MiCHAUD, Joseph, Historian and Poet, a, I. s. i page 8° and 
 
 address. 
 
 1526 Michel, Francisque, Arch.'coloeiist, M. A. d'Avezac, Geogra- 
 
 pher, Daquesseau, Polif^nac, Vaublanc, Pascarrel, Le Roy, 
 Manuel, Gamier, La Fcrriere, etc., French Authors, Scien- 
 tists, etc. 4° letters. (47) 
 
 1527 MiCHELET, Jules, Historian and Author, a. /. s. 1 page 8° and 
 
 address, 1842. 
 
 1528 MiDDLETON, Henry, Balie Peyton, T. Bigelow Lawrence, Gen. 
 
 J. G. Swift, N. S. Sanford, James Brown, V. Ellis, etc.. Min- 
 isters to Foreign Governments, a. I. s. 2 to 4 pages 4° of 
 each. (12) 
 
 1529 Miller, Joaquim, Poet. Printed Poem, i page folio, with 2 
 
 lines autograph, signed. 
 
 1530 Miller, Joaquim, Poet, a. I. s. 1 page 8° 
 
 1531 Miller, Samuel, President Princeton College, a-. /. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° and address, 1823 ; — Philip Milledoler, President Rutgers 
 College, a. d. s. i page 4° 1837. (2) 
 1531 Miller, Samuel, Benjamin Pierce, Denison Olmsted, A. D. 
 Bache, S. S. Haldenian, E. N. Horsford, Charles Anthon, 
 etc., Professors in Colleges, a. /. s. 4° of each. (12) 
 
 1533 Mills, Clark, Sculptor, a. /, s. i page 4° 1857. 
 
 1534 Mills, Clark, and Randolph Rogers, Sculptors, a. /. s. i page 
 
 8° of each. (2) 
 
 1535 Ministers to Foreign Governments, A. G. Curtin, Henry 
 
 Wheaton, George P. Marsh, J. M. Langston, R. L Ingersoll, 
 etc. Letters. 4° (10) 
 
 1536 Ml p. BEL, C. F. B., Celebrated Botanist, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1839. 
 
 1537 Miscellaneous Letters, various sizes, and of many localities. 
 
 (120) 
 
 1538 Mitchell, Dr. Samuel L., Author and Scienti^.t, a. I. s. 1 
 
 page folio and address, 18 17. 
 
 1539 Mitchell, Dr. Samuel L., Scientist, a. I. s. i page folio, 
 
 1812. 
 
 1540 Mole, Louis M., Count de. Statesman, Prime Minister, /. s. 
 
 4 pages folio, 1830. 
 
 1541 MoLiTOR, G. J. J., French Marshal, /. s. i page 8° 1803. 
 
 1542 Monroe, James, President, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° i8ii. 
 
 1543 Monroe, James, President. Manuscript Message to Congress, 
 
 signed, Nov. 16, 18 18. 16 pages folio. 
 
 1544 Monroe, James, Prest., «. /. s. 1 page 4° 18 14; — and a letter 
 
 to Henry A. Wise, signed by 19 prominent men of New York, 
 relative to the re-interment of Monroe. (2) 
 
 1545 Monroe, James, Franklin Pierce, and James Buchanan, /. s, 
 
 1 page folio, of each ; — John Quincy Adams, a. d. i page 
 folio. 1843. Presidents. (4) 
 
CATALOGUE. 91 
 
 1546 Monroe. James, John Quincy Adams, and Franklin Peirce. 
 
 Presidents, /. s. 4° of eacli. (3) 
 
 1547 MoNTEBEi.Lo, Duchess of, Wife of Marshal Lannes, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° "St. Cloud, 1813." 
 
 1548 Moore, Jacob B., " Farmer and Moore's Historical Collec- 
 
 tions," Samuel G. Drake, "History of Boston." a. I. s. i 
 page 4° of each ; — Luther Bradish, New York Historical 
 Society, /, s. 2 pages 4°. Signed also by Geo. Folson, B. 
 J. Lossing and others. (3) 
 
 1549 MooKE, Sir John, Talleyrand, Gens. Mortier, and Aber- 
 
 crombie, Admirals Rodney, Byng, Exmouth, etc. Portraits, 
 
 8° (9) 
 
 1550 Moore, Thomas, Irish Poet, a. /. s. 1 page 8° 1837. 
 
 1551 MoRAND, L. C, Count, a. I. s. i page 4° and General Mey- 
 
 nier, /. s. i page 4° 1802. Generals in the French Revo- 
 lution. (2) 
 
 1552 MoREAU, Celestin, Editor of " La Quotidienne." Letters writ- 
 
 ten to him by French authors and journalists. 8° (24) 
 
 1553 Morgan, E. D., Caleb Cushing, Charles Devens, Alexander 
 
 Ramsay, and H. F'ish, Cabinet Officers, 8° letter of each. (5) 
 
 1554 Morgan, Lady, a. /. s. 1 page 12°; — Lady John Campbell, 
 
 wife of the Lord Chief Justice, a. I. s. 4 pages 4° 18 12. (2) 
 
 1555 Morrill, Lot M., William Windom, Robert J. Walker, and 
 
 George S. Boutwell, Secretaries of the Treasury, a. /. s. 8° 
 of each. (4) 
 
 1556 Morris, George P., Poet, a. I. s. i page 4° 1856. 
 
 1557 Morris, George P., Thomas Ritchie, N. Sargent, Charles W. 
 
 Upham, and E. Whittlesey, Authors and Editors, a. I. s. 4° 
 of each. (5) 
 
 1558 Morse, Rev. Jedediah, Geographer, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and 
 
 address. 1824. 
 
 1559 MoRSE, S. F. B., Inventor of Telegraph, a. i. s. 2 pages 8* 
 
 1868, relative to telegraph. 
 
 1560 Morse, S. F. B., Inventor of Telegraph, a. L s. 1 page 8° 
 
 1845 ; — Cyrus W. Field, Projector of Ocean Telegraph, /. s. 
 I page 8° 1874. (2) 
 
 1561 Morse, Sidney E., Charles King, Thomas Ritchie, and DuflE 
 
 Green, Journalists, <r. I. s. i page 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1562 Mortier, Ed. A. C. J., Duke de Trtfvise, Marshal of France, 
 
 /. s. I page 4°. 
 
 1563 Morton, Dr. Saml. G, Author of " Crania Americana," a. I, s. 
 
 I page 4° 1850. 
 
 1564 Morton, Dr. W. T. G, Discoverer of Anesthesia, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1854. 
 
 1565 Moultrie, Wm. Philemon Dickinson, Jonathan Cilley, T. B. 
 
 Aldrich, J. P. Kennedy, Thomas Ritchie, M. R. Waite, Rob- 
 ert Y. Hayne, Wm. H. Seward, Isaac Chauncey, Louis 
 McLane, etc. Signatures. (21) 
 
9a CATALOGUE. 
 
 1566 MowATT, Anna Cora, Actor, n. /. s. 3 pages 8° 1857. To 
 
 Henry A. Wise. 
 
 1567 MowATT, Anna Cora, Actor, and Thomas Ritchie, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 1568 Muhlenberg, G. Henry, Clergyman and Botanist, a. /. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° and address in German, 1809. Scarce. 
 
 1569 Muhlenberg, G. Henry, Clergyman and Botanist, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° and address, 1808. 
 
 1570 MuRAT, Achille, Prince, Author, a. l. s. i page 4° 1831. 
 
 1571 MuRAT, Joachim, King of Naples, Marshal of France, /. s. i 
 
 page folio, 1804. 
 
 1572 Murphy, Henry C, Henry A. Wise, C. C. Cambreling, Chas. 
 
 J. Faulkner, Brantz Mayer, Alexander H. Everett, George 
 W. Jones, P. D. Vroom, Heman Allen, D. 1). Barnard, A. 
 H. Sevier, etc., Ministers to Foreign Governments, a. /. s. i 
 page 4° of each. (18) 
 
 1573 Murray, Lindley, Grammarian, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1810, 
 
 1574 Murray, W. H. H., Wm. B. Sprague, John Woart, and T. V. 
 
 Moore, Clergymen, a. I. s. 8° of each. (4) 
 
 1575 f^APIER, Francis, Lord, Diplomatist and Statesman, a. I. 
 \l» s. 2 pages 8° 1858. 
 
 1576 Napoleon L, Emperor of France, d. s. 3 lines autograph, 
 
 on a folio document, 1 page, 1802, and addressed to him as 
 First Consul. 
 
 1577 Napoleon L, an /. s. of Count Jancourt, 3 pages folio, 7th 
 
 March 1815 to U. S. Minister Crawford, announcing the es- 
 cape of Napoleon from the Island of Elba. Very interesting 
 historical letter. 
 
 1578 Napoleon I., Emperor of France, </. s. double folio, as Em- 
 
 peror, 1806. Signed also by Cambaceres. On vellum. 
 
 1579 Naval Academy. Memorial and Letters concerning the Es- 
 
 tablishment of. 29 pages 4° 1825; — Astronomical Ob- 
 servatory. /. s., 8 pages folio, 1847, of M. F. Maury, relative 
 to controversy with Sears C. Walker. (2) 
 
 1580 Navy, Officers of, in various grades and dates, from the War 
 
 of 1812 to the Civil War, inclusive. Letters. (100) 
 
 1 58 1 Navy, Secretaries of, J. C. Dobbin, Wm. A. Graham, S. L. 
 
 Southard, I. Toucey, Levi Woodbury, Gideon Welles, N. 
 Goff, Jr., J. P. Kennedy, etc., /. s. 4° of each. (14) 
 
 1582 Navy, Secretaries of, John Branch, John Rodgers, M. Dicker- 
 
 son, W. A. Graham, S. L, Southard, I. Toucey, Levi Wood- 
 bury, Gideon Wells, J. C. Dobbin, J. K. Paulding, etc., /. s. 
 4° of each. (14) 
 
 1583 Neal, John, Poet, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1850. 
 
CATALOGUE. 93 
 
 1584 Neal, John, and Charles Lanman, Authors, a. I. s. i ptige 
 4" of each. (2) 
 
 4585 Nkai,, Joseph C, "Peter Ploddy," T. B. Thorpe. "Tom Owen, 
 the Ike Hunter," George H. Derby, "Squibob Papers," 
 Charles Lester, (C. Edwards Lester,) a. I. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1586 Necker, Jacques, Statesman, Father of Madp-ne de Stael, /. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1777. 
 
 1587 Nelson, Horatio, Lord, and Admiral T. M. Hardy, Signature 
 
 and portrait of each. (2) 
 
 1588 Nelson, Hugh, Judge, Minister to Spain, James Brown, Min- 
 
 ister to France, Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, Minister to 
 Austria, a, I. s. i page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1589 Nelson, John, Atty-General, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 •837. 
 
 1590 Nelson, John, and Nathan Clifford, Cabinet Officers, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 1591 Nelson, S., and VV. B. Woods, Judges of U. S. Supreme Court 
 
 a. /.s.8° of each. (2) » 
 
 NEW FRANCE AND LOUISLANA, HISTORICAL MSS. RE- 
 LATING TO. 
 
 1592 Acadia, "Journal de cequi s'est pass^ a I'Acadie Depuis le 
 
 ter Octobre, 1691, jusq'au 25 8° 1692." 24 pages folio, and 
 "Journal de I'Acadie, du 11 9° 1692 au 7 Aoust 1693." 12 
 pages folio. Valuable historical papers, being daily journals 
 of events for official use. (2) 
 
 1593 AcAiJiA, " Precis de ce qui s'est pass^ pendant la negotiation 
 
 de la paix d'Utrecht au sujet de I'Acadie, que les Anglois ont 
 nommtJ la Nouvelle Ecosse, Juillet, 171 1." 45 pages folio. 
 
 1594 Beauharnais Charles, Marquis de, Governor of New France, 
 
 a. I. s, 2 pages 4°. "Quebeck, 1726." 
 
 1595 Bienville, Jean Baptiste, Governor of Louisiana, </. s. 2 
 
 pages folio, "Fort de la Mobille, 1702," relative to a request 
 for help from the Fort at St. Augustine, besieged by the 
 English and Indians. 
 
 1596 Brouillan, M. de, e/. s. 4 pages 4° 1702, " Projet Touchant 
 
 I'Enterprise qu'on pouroit faire en cas de Guerre sur Boston, 
 et sur plusieurs autre petites Villes qui sont sur La Coste en 
 Revenant a I'Est." 
 
 1597 Calliere, Louis Hector de. Governor of New France. Deed, 
 
 by him, of all the Isles, Islets, etc., at Montreal, to the Eccle- 
 siastics of St. Sulpice. A copy, 3 pages folio, 1706, signed 
 by the Ministers of Justice and Finance. 
 
 1598 Commissions of Dorchester, Haldimand, Sherbrooke, and 
 
 Murray. Modern copies; also copies of grants to Lord Stir- 
 ling, and of Island of Campobello to Admiral Owen, etc. (10) 
 
94 CATALOGUE. 
 
 NEW PRANCE AND LOUISIANA, HIS. MSS. RELATING TO. Continued. 
 
 '599 CoRNWAi.i.is, Edward, (lovernor of Nova Scotia, d. s. 2 pages 
 folio, 1751. Attested copy of a letter from Count de Mau- 
 repas. 
 
 1600 CosiKHKi-LK, Philippe, Chevalier de. Governor of Isle Royall, 
 
 <7. (/. s. I page folio, *' a Louisbourg le 8th Octobre, 17 16," 
 relative to the condition and treatment of the RecoUet 
 P'athers, as Missionaries. 
 
 1601 CosTEHELi.E, Philippe, Chevalier de, Governor of Isle Royall, 
 
 i/. s, 4 pages folio, 1711. This is a copy, attested, of an 
 order issued in reference to the treatment of those who took 
 up arms against England. " De par Son Excellence Monsieur 
 Jean Hill, general et commandent en chef les troupes de sa 
 Majest^ Britannique en Amerique." 
 
 1602 D'Artaquette, M., /. s. 6 pages folio, " Paris, 1712." A 
 
 reply in French to the interrogatories of M. Raudot, on the 
 present state of Louisiana. 
 
 1603 D'EsTKEE.s, Marshal, Soldier and Diplomatist, //. s. 4 pages 
 
 folio, 1716. Signed also by L. A. de Bourbon. From the 
 Marine Council, relative to attacks on English forts. 
 
 1604 Du Breslav, Missionary Priest in Canada, n. /, s 3 pages 
 
 folio, 1706. Interesting historical letter on Canadian affairs ; 
 — " Parrolles des Abenakis qui ont este Presentre au Con- 
 seil qui s'en trouve au sault St. Louis le 19, 7"', 1706." 2° 
 pages folio ; — " Reponces des Sauvages de pintaquouet aux 
 paroUes de Monsieur de Vaudreuil et de Monsieur de Beau- 
 harnoire." 2 pages folio, no date. (3) 
 
 1605 De Cheurv, M., a. /. s. 3 pages 4° 1697. Interesting letter 
 
 in relation to Acadia ; — Estat de ce qui est necessaire pour 
 I'Enterprise de ..." 3 pages 4°; — Desseio en plan de 
 I'Enterprise de . . . " 4 pages 4° ; — '• Suite du projet." 11 
 pages 4° ; — "Capitulation de I'Acadie, 13 Octobre, 1710." 
 
 3 pages folio, 17 10; — " Pour I'Enterprise de la Nile. Ann." 
 
 4 pages folio ; — " M. Subercase au Port Royal de I'Acadie, 
 le 17 Octobre, 1709." 3 pages folio, and two other documents 
 of 4 pages folio, and 3 pages 4° 1709, all relating to New 
 France, and plans for attack and defence. (9) 
 
 1606 DlKjUESNE, Marquis, Governor of New France, d. s. 14 pages 
 
 folio, "Quebec, 1755." " Memoire sur la Belle Riviere, et ses 
 d^pendances, sur le fort de Niagara, le fort St. Frederic," etc. 
 
 i6c7 Dudley, Joseph. " Coppie des lettres ^scrittes au Sr Dudley, 
 Gouverneur general de Boston, par le Sr Marquis de Van- 
 dreuil, Gouverneur general de la Nouvelle France." 9 pages 
 folio, 1705. Also (in P'rench) a letter, unsigned, relative to 
 the limits of Canada and Acadia. 10 pages folio, 17 13. 
 "Colonic de I'Acadie," 5 pages folio. A statistical account 
 from 1682 to 1774. " Coppie de lettre ecritte par Monsieur 
 Pontchartrain, 30 Juin, 1707." 2 pages 4° (4) 
 
CATALOGUE. 95 
 
 NEW FRANCE AND LOUISIANA, HIS. MSS. RELATING TO. Continued. 
 
 1608 Franquil, M., d. s. 5 pages folio, " Louisburg 1757.' A re- 
 
 lation of the progress of the work for the defence of Louis- 
 burg. In French. 
 
 1609 Frontenac, Louis de Buade, Count de, Governor of Canada, 
 
 (f. s. 3 pages folio. "Montreal 1679." Concession of the 
 Isles and Islets around Montreal, to the Ecclesiastics of St. 
 Sulpice. On vellum. 
 
 1610 Isle Royall. " Recensement de I'lsle Royall, 17 16." i 
 
 page folio. " Memoire sur les francois habitans de I'Acadie 
 1717." 6 pages folio. " Estat des habitans .... pour le 
 service du Roy," etc. 2 pages folio. (3) 
 i6ii La Frkniere, M., Governor of New Orleans, /. s. 4 pages 
 folio. 1765. Interesting letter relative to the trouble with 
 Pere Hiliare. 
 
 1612 La Salle, Robert Cavalier de, A manuscript account of his 
 
 death. 7 pages 4°, 1690. " Relation de La Mort du Sr 
 De La Salle suivant le Raport d'un nommt? Couture, aqui M. 
 Cavelier I'aprit en passant au pays des Arkansa," etc. See 
 Parkman, " Discovery of the Great West." Page 366. Note. 
 
 1613 L'Eschassier, Francois, Superior General of the Seminary of 
 
 St. Sulpice, 1/. s. I page folio, 1715. A declaration, relative 
 to a gift from the Government, for the benefit of the chapel 
 at Quebeck. 
 
 1614 LoNGUEUiL, Paul Joseph, Baron de. Governor of New France, 
 
 a. d. s. I page 4° 1727. Relative to the affairs of the coun- 
 try. 
 
 1615 LouisBURG, Isle Royalle, Toulouse and Port Dauphin, plan of 
 
 these harbors in Acadia, colored, no date. 2 pages folio. 
 
 1616 Louisiana, " Memoire sur la Louisianne." 24 pages folio, 
 
 commencing with the discovery of the country by La Salle 
 in 1683. 
 
 1617 Louisiana. Original cession of the Territory of Louisiana, 
 
 by Spain to France. 5 pages folio, 18 May, 1803. In French 
 and Spanish, signed on the part of Spain by Manuel de Sal- 
 cedo. Governor of Louisiana, and the Marquis de Casa-Calvo; 
 and on the part of France by Laussat, with a copy of the 
 " Moniteur de la Louisiane " of that date having the printed 
 articles of cession. (2) 
 
 161 8 Louisiana. Original cession of the Territory of Louisiana to 
 
 the United States. In French and English. 4 pages folio, 
 20 Dec, 1803. Signed on the part of France by Laussat, 
 and on the part of the U. S. by VVm. C. C. Claiborne, and 
 General James Wilkinson, with the " Moniteur de la Louisi- 
 ane " of that date, having a printed copy of the same. (2) 
 
 1619 " Memoire de ce qui pent rendre La Nouvelle france Riche 
 
 et fiorissante dressd et presentd en Mars, 1718." i4pages 4" 
 
 o 
 
96 CATALOGUE. 
 
 NEW PRANCE AND LOUISIANA, HIS. MSS. RELATING TO. Contirued. 
 
 1620 " Memoire sur les limites de I'.Vcadie envoyt^ de (^iiel)ec a 
 
 Mgr. le Due d'Orleans Regent par le P. de Charlevoix Jes- 
 uite," 1720. 12 pa<^cs folio. 
 
 1621 " Memoire, sur L'akadie par raport aux Sauviges Abenaquis. 
 
 7 pages folio, 17 18. "Memoire sur la guerre que les ang- 
 lais ont declar^ aux Sauvages Abenaquis, tir«^ princ^spele- 
 ment des lettres du feu Pere Rale amir de souceigny," 3 
 pages folio, 1724, (2) 
 
 1622 Memoire, " Des Commissaires du Roy du 4 Octobre 1751, en 
 
 reponse aux memoires des Commissionaires de sa Majesty 
 Britannique des 21 Septembre 1750 et 11 januier 1751, con- 
 cernant I'Acadie." 227 pages folio. 
 
 1623 " Memoire, des habitans et negocians de la Louisianne, sur 
 
 I'evenement du 29 Octobre, 1768." Printed. 21 pages folio. 
 •' A la Nile. Orleans. Chez Denis Braud." 
 
 1624 " Reflections Politiques et morales, tant snr la France, que 
 
 sur I'Amerique, Par un pauvre Diable," a printed Poem. 8 
 pages 4° ; also " Memoire sur la Culture and la Recolte des 
 Chanvres en Canada," a printed sheet. 4 pages 4°. " Paris 
 1702." (2) 
 
 1625 RioLA, Andrd, Governor of Pensacola, a. I. s. 5 pages folio 
 
 1700 "Protestation du Gouverneur de Pensacola contre 
 I'Establissment des francois au Mississippi." 
 
 1626 Utrecht, Treaty of, " Copie de I'article de I'instruction remise 
 
 a Mes les Plenipotentiaries a Utrecht, a Versailles le 2 Jan- 
 uier 1 7 12." 18 pages folio with annotations. 
 
 1627 Vaudreuil, Pierre Rigaud de. Last French Governor of Can- 
 
 ada, </. s. 2 pages folio. " Montreal 1758." Fine seal. 
 
 i6«8 Vaudreuil, Philippe, Marquis de, Governor of Canada, /. s. 
 3 pages 4° "Quebec, 1709." Important historical letter, rela- 
 tive to a threatened attack upon Quebec, by the English. 
 
 1629 Vaudreuil, Philippe, Marquis de, Governor of Canada, //. s. 
 3 pages folio, 1706. A list of English, and others, who wish 
 to be naturalised, and become inhabitants of Canada. 
 
 1630 Nicholeon, a. O. P., Matthew Carey, Nathaniel Sargent, John 
 
 H. Pleasants, Benjamin S. Ewell, and Mike Walsh, Journal- 
 ists and Editors, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° of each. (6) 
 
 1631 NicoLAY, J. G., and John Hay, Authors of "Life of Lincoln." 
 
 a. /. s. 8° of each. (2) 
 
 1632 NiLES, Hezekiah. " Niles Register," a. I. s. i page folio, and 
 
 address, 1834. 
 
 1633 NiLES, Hezekiah, " Niles Register," and M. M. Noah, Jour- 
 
 nalists, a. I. s. I page folio, of each. (2) 
 
 1634 Niles, John M. Postmaster General, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1839. 
 
o 
 
 CATALOGUE. 9; 
 
 163s Nit.ES, John M. and Carl Johnson, a. /. s. i page 4" of each. 
 Postmasters General. (2) 
 
 1636 Noah, M. M., Editor and Politician, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° 1815 : 
 
 — Thurlow Weed, Editor and Politician, a. I. s. i page 4^ 
 and address, 1844. (2) 
 
 1637 NoAiLLES, Maurice A., Count de, French General, and diplo, 
 
 matist, (/. d. s. i page small 4" 1738. 
 
 1638 NoRTHcoTE, Sir Stafford, and C. Pelham Villiers, English 
 
 Statesmen, a. /. s. 8° cf each. (2) 
 
 1639 NoRTHRoi', Cyrus, Edwaid Everett, O. Rich, A. D. Bache, Sci- 
 
 entists and Educators, a. /. s. S° of each. (4) 
 
 1640 Notes given by David Jeffries, Town Treasurer, for money 
 
 loaned for the War, 1779, endorsed by Dr. Jona, Mountfort, 
 Wm. Phillips, Edward Payne, Maj. John Phillips, S. A. Otis, 
 M. Brimmer, General E. Cornell, Job Prince, Edward Proctor, 
 etc. (10) 
 
 1641 Norton, Charles E., Francis Lieber, T. Romeyn Beck, George 
 
 B. Emerson, B. Silliman Jr., Joseph Lovering, etc. Professors 
 in Colleges, a. /. s. 8° of each. (10) 
 
 1642 NoTT, Eliphalet, Chester Dewey, and F. R. Beck, Presidents 
 
 of New York Colleges, a. d. s. 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1643 /^'Callaghan. E. B., Benson J. Lossing, and J. C. Shea, 
 
 V^ Historians, a. I. s. 8° of each. (3) 
 
 OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS SIGNED BY PRESIDENTS 
 OF THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 1644 Washington, George, Ship's paper signed, doubla folio, 1793, 
 
 signed also by Edmund Randolph. 
 
 1645 Washington, George. Commission signed, folio, 1795, of Ful- 
 
 wer Skipwith as Consul General to France, with, on reverse 
 the acceptance, signed by the Committee of Public Safety, 
 Jean De Broy, President, Marie Joseph Ch^nier, celebrated 
 French Poet, and others. On vellum. 
 
 1646 Adams, John, Ship's Paper signed, folio, 1798, signed also by 
 
 Timothy Pickering, 
 
 1647 Jefferson, Thomas, Ship's Paper signed, folio, 1802, signed 
 
 also by James Madison. On vellum. 
 
 1648 Jefferson, Thomas, Naval Commission signed, folio, 1805, 
 
 signed also by R. Smith. On vellum. 
 
 1649 Madison, James, Commission signed of W. H. Crawford, as 
 
 Minister to France. Folio. Signed also by James Monroe. 
 On vellum. 
 
 1650 Monroe, James, Military Commission, signed. Folio, 1823. 
 
 Signed also by J. C, Calhoun. On vellum. 
 
98 CATALOGUE. 
 
 OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS SIGNED, ETC. Continued. 
 
 1651 jMonrok, James, Soldier's Land Warrant, signed. Folio, 
 
 1817. On vellum. 
 
 1652 Adams, John Quincy, Ship's Paper, signed. Folio. 1828. 
 
 Signed also by H. Clay. On vellum. 
 
 1653 Adams, John Quincy, Military Commission, signed. Folio, 
 
 1826. Signed also by James Barbour. 
 
 1654 Jackson, Andrew, Ship's Paper signed. Folio. 1832. Signed 
 
 also by Edward Livingston. Injured. On vellum. 
 
 1655 Jackson, Andrew, Letters Patent, signed. Folio. 1833. 
 
 Signed also by E. Livingston and R. B. Taney. On vellum. 
 
 1656 Jackson, Andrew, Letters Patent, signed. Folio, 1833. Signed 
 
 also by E. Livingston and R. B. Taney. On vellum. 
 
 1657 Van Buren, Martin, Naval Commission, signed. Folio, 1840. 
 
 Signed also by J. K. Paulding, on vellum. 
 
 1658 Van Buren, Martin, Military Commission, signed. Folio. 
 
 1840. Signed also by J. R. Poinsett, and Gen. Roger Jones. 
 On vellum. 
 
 1659 Harrison, VVm. H., /. s. 12 pages, folio, 1819. His defence 
 
 against an attack of Gen. Winchester. 
 
 1660 Tyler, John, Ship's Paper, signed. Folio. Signed also by 
 
 J. C. Calhoun. On vellum. 
 
 1661 Tyler, John, Ship's Paper, signed. Folio. Signed also by 
 
 H. S. Legar^. On vellum. 
 
 1662 Polk, James K., Ship's Paper, signed. Folio. Signed also by 
 
 James Buchanan. On vellum. 
 
 1663 Polk, James K., Ship's Paper, signed. Folio. Signed also 
 
 by James Buchanan. On vellum. 
 
 1664 Polk, James K., Ship's Paper signed. Folio. Signed also by 
 
 Jas. Buchanan. On vellum. 
 
 1665 Taylor, Zachary, Naval Commission, signed. Folio, 1849. 
 
 Signed also by Wm. Ballard Preston. On vellum. 
 i666 Taylor, Zachary, Naval Commission, signed. Folio, 1849. 
 Signed also by Wm. Ballard Preston. On vellum. 
 
 1667 Fillmore, Millard, Military Commission, signed. Folio, 1851. 
 
 Signed also by C. M. Conrad, and Gen. Roger Jones. On 
 vellum. 
 
 1668 Fillmore, Millard, Commission signed. Folio, 1852. 
 
 1669 Pierce, Franklin, /. s. i page folio, 1855. Message to Con- 
 
 gress. 
 
 1670 Pierce, Franklin, /. s. i page, folio, 1856. Message to the 
 
 Senate. 
 
 167 1 Buchanan, James, Letters Patent, signed. Folio, 1846. 
 
 1672 Buchanan, James, /. s. 2 pages folio, i860. Message to 
 
 Congress, relative to treaty with Paraguay. 
 
CATALOGUE. 99 
 
 OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS SIGNED, ETC. Continued. 
 
 1673 Lincoln, Abraham, Military Commission signed in full. Folio, 
 
 1861. Signed al.so by Simon Cameron and Lorenzo Thomas. 
 On vellum. 
 
 1674 Lincoln, Abraham, Commission signed in full. Folio, 1864. 
 
 Rare. 
 
 1675 Johnson, Andrew, d. s. i page 4° 1865. 
 
 1676 Johnson, Andrew, </. s. i page 4°. 
 
 1677 JoHN.soN, Andrew, d. s. 1 page 4°. 
 
 1678 TiLDKN, Samuel J., President de jure. Commission signed as 
 
 Governor of New York, 1876. 
 
 1679 Haves, R. B., a.l.s. i page 8° 1873, and d. s. i page 8° 
 
 1866. (2) 
 
 1680 Garfield, James A., a. d. s. i page 4° 1874. 
 
 1681 Garfield, James A., a. d. s. i page 4°. 
 
 1682 Officers of the U. S. Army, of various grades, during the 
 periods of the War of 1812, andthe Civil War, inclusive. 
 Letters. (115) 
 
 16S3 Offickrs of the U. S. Army, of various grades and dates, from 
 the War of 18 12, to the Civil War, inclusive. Letters. (115) 
 
 1684 Officers of the Navy, of various grades and dates, from the 
 
 War of 1812 to the Civil War, inclusive. Letters. (100) 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION. 
 
 1685 Washington, George, /. s. i page folio and address, " Head 
 
 Quarters, 22nd Nov., 1778, 8 o'clock, A. M.," to Col. Bland. 
 Slightly faded. 
 
 1686 Washington, George, General, a. I. s. 3 pages folio, and ad- 
 
 dress, "New York, 1776." The last page is unfortunately, 
 imperfect. 
 
 1687 Anderson, Joseph, Major in Sullivan's Expedition, and at 
 
 Yorktown, President pro-tern U. S. Senate, a. I. s. 3 pages 
 4° and address, 1824. 
 
 1688 Anderson, Wm., Captain at Valley Forge and Yorktown, and 
 
 Col. J. F. Grimke', a. /. s. i page 4° 18 13 of each. (2) 
 
 1689 Avery, John, Secretary of Massachusetts Bay, Henry Dear- 
 
 born, Benj. Tallmadge, and Joseph Anderson, /. s. i page 
 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1690 Barton, Wm., Colonel, Captor of General Prescott, a. I. s. i 
 
 page folio and address, i8ig Interesting letter relative to 
 his imprisonment in Virginia, and the lands granted him by 
 Congress. 
 
 1 69 1 Barton, William, Colonel, Captor of General Prescott, a. d. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1798. 
 
IM CATALOGUE. 
 
 OPPICBR8 OP THE REVOLUTION. Continued. 
 
 1692 Brook.s, John, Colonel, (ioveriior of Mass., a. /. s. i page 4° 
 
 1824. 
 
 1693 Bi;nker Hill. Minute roll of a conipany formed in Newbury- 
 
 port, Mayo, 1775, which took part in the battle, signed by 
 Benj. Perkins, Captain and all the ofTicers and men. i page 
 folio. 
 
 1694 BuRCOYNE, Sir John, Commander in Chief of Hritish Forces, a. 
 
 /. in 3d person, i page 4° and address, "Cambridge, 17771" 
 to General Heath, written while a prisoner. 
 
 1695 Butler, John, Colonel, Tory leader, a. I. s. 1-4 page 4° 1768. 
 
 1696 Carroll, Charles, of Carrolton, and Caleb Gibbs, Comman- 
 
 der of Washington's Life Guard, (7. d. s. 1-2 page 4° of each ; 
 — Ralph Farnham, last Survivor of Bunker llill, signature 
 and photograph. (3) 
 
 1697 Chastelleux, Madame de, a. I. s. initials, i page 8° 1795, to 
 
 Thomas Jefferson, with his endorsement. 
 
 1698 Claiborne, Richard, Jonathan Bryan, J. Sii;ions, Major M. G. 
 
 Houdin, etc., fine folio. Revolutionary letters, most of them 
 written from Camp, 1776 to 177 1. (8) 
 
 1699 Clinton, George, Major-General, Vice President, a. I. s. i 
 
 page folio, and address, 1781. 
 
 1700 Clinton, James, Maj.-Gcneral, a. /. s. i page 4° "White 
 
 Plains, 1778." 
 
 1701 Gushing, T. H. Arnold's battle on Lake Champlain, Brig. Gen- 
 
 eral in War of 1812, i/. s. i page 4° 1813, General Orders. 
 
 1702 Cutler, Rev. Manasseh, Chaplain in Revolution, Pioneer of 
 
 Settlement in Ohio, n. /. s. 1 page 4° 1804. Scarce. 
 
 1703 Dearborn, Henry, Col., Maj. General in War of 1812, Secre- 
 
 tary of War, a. I. s, i page folio, and address, 1798. 
 
 1704 Mauduit, Duplessis, Chevalier de, Celebrated French engi- 
 
 neer, Aide to Knox, defended Fort Mercer at Red Bank, a. 
 I, s. I page 4° and address. Rare. 
 
 1705 DuPORTAiL, Chevalier Louis, Maj. (ieneral, a. I. s. 1 page 
 
 folio, 1778, in French. Excessively rare, 
 
 1706 Fitzgerald, John, Aide to Washington, a. /. s. i page 4° 
 
 1781. 
 
 1707 Frye, Joseph, Brig. General, a. d. s, 2 pages large folio, 1774. 
 
 Very rare. 
 
 1708 Gates, Horatio, Maj. General, a. /. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1790. 
 
 1709 Glover, John, Brig. General, a. d. s. 1-2 page folio, 1764. 
 
 1710 Greaton, John, Brig. General, n. d. s. 1-2 page 4° 1780. 
 
 171 1 Greene, Nathaniel, Maj. General, a. /. s. 2 pages folio, 1784. 
 
 17 12 Greene, Wm., Governor of Rhode Island during the Revolu- 
 
 tion, d. s. I page folio. Instructions for Privateers, 1779. 
 Signed, also by Henry Ward, of Sta.np Act Congress. 
 
CATALOGUE. loi 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION. Continued. 
 
 1713 Gkimkk, J. v., Col., Jiulj;i; Supreme Conrt of South Carolina, 
 
 </. /. s. 4 pa};es folio, 179S. 
 
 1714 Hampton, Wade, Officer under Marion, Maj. (leneral in War 
 
 of 1812, </. /. s. I paji;e 4^ 1H15. 
 
 1715 Hancock, (j., Pklmund M. Hynne, J. Barnwell, E. Kowen, Jr., 
 
 Colonels, Dr. John Calef, Col. Isaac Read, etc., Revolution- 
 ary letters, (ii) 
 
 1716 Hanson, Alexander, Contee, Aide to Washington, <r. li. s. 2 
 
 pages folio, 1784, signed also by Robert H. Harrison, Aide 
 to Washington. 
 
 1717 Hari'kr, Robert Goodloe, Adjutant in Greene's Campaign, 
 
 and Joshua Johnson, Commercial Agent for the Colonies in 
 England, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° of each. (2) 
 
 17 18 Harradkn, Jonathan, Captain of sloop " Pickering," a. d. s. 
 
 1-2 page 4° 1785. 
 
 1719 Harrison, Robert H., Aide to Washington, Judge United 
 
 States Supreme Court, a. d. s. i page folio, 1777, relative to 
 Revolutionary Officers. 
 
 1720 Heath, Wm. Rufus Putnam, and Henry Lee, Generals in the 
 
 Revolution, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (3). 
 
 1721 Hull, William, Col. at Yorktown, IJrig. General in War of 
 
 1812, a. d. s. I page 4° 1812. 
 
 1722 HuMi'HREV.s, Col. David, Aide to Washington, /. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1797. 
 
 1723 Huntington, Ebenezer, General, </./. j. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress. 1827. 
 
 1724 Innes, Harry, Col., Defended Chipel's Lead Mines, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° and address, franked. 1796. 
 
 1725 Ipswich, Regiment, Col. Cogswell's. 17 Documents, princi- 
 
 pally Muster Rolls; and 7 letters written by various persons 
 relating to the affairs of this Regiment, from 1776 to 1785. 
 
 (24) 
 
 1726 Jackson, James, Col., a. I. s. 2 pages folio, 1789. Injured. 
 
 1727 Jackson, Michael, Brig-Gen., Muster Roll, signed. Folio, 
 
 1783- 
 
 1728 Jones, John Paul, Commodore, a. I. s. i page 4° "Brest, 
 
 1778." Scarce. 
 
 1729 Knox, Henry, Maj-Gen., a, /. s. i page 4° and address. 1799. 
 
 1730 Knvphausen, Baron Wm. Von, Lieut-Gen. of Hessian Troops, 
 
 d.s. 1-2 page 4°, " Bordentown, 1776." Signed also by Gen. 
 Dunop. 
 
 1731 KosciuszKo, T., Brig-Gen., a. I. s. i page 4° 1814. 
 
 1732 Lafayette, Marquis de, Maj Gen., /. s. 2 pages 4° and ad- 
 
 dress. 1829. To P. S. Duponceau. 
 
02 CATALOGUE. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION. Continued. 
 
 733 Lafayette, Marquis de, Maj-Clen., a. I. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress. 18 1 4. To Wm. H. Crawford. 
 
 734 Lafayette, Marquis de, Maj-Gen., a. I. s. 1 page 8° and ad- 
 
 dress, franked, " New Windsor. 1780," to Gen. Washington. 
 Interesting. 
 
 735 Lafayette, Marquis de, Maj-Gen a. /. s. i page 4°, with 
 
 a. d, s. of his son, George W. Latayette. i page 4°. (2) 
 
 736 Lear, Tobias, Washington's Secretary and Friend, a. l. s. 2 
 
 pages 4°, and address. 1794. 
 
 737 Leaumont, N. M., Viscount de, a. I. s. 3 pages folio, 1837. 
 
 To the President of the Society of the Cincinnati, stating his 
 Services at Siege of Savannah, and during the Revolution, 
 with attested copies of Letters of Alex. Garden, and others. 
 
 738 Lee, Charles, Maj-Gen., /. s. 1-2 page 4°, " Headquarters, 
 
 New York, 1776." 
 
 739 Lee, Henry, Gen., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1793. 
 
 740 Lewis, Morgan, Col., and Quarter-Master General, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° and address. 1834. 
 
 741 Lincoln, Benjamin, Maj-Gen., a. 1. s. i page 4° 1787. 
 
 742 Lincoln, Benj., Maj-Gen., Col. Thomas Pinckney, and Gen. 
 
 Horatio Gates, d. s. i page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 743 McDouGALL, Alexander, Maj-Gen., a. d. s. 2 pages 4° 1781. 
 
 Signed twice, and also by John Lawrence, Aide to Washing- 
 ton, and M. O. C. 
 
 744 McIntosh, John, Col., Brother of Lachlan, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 folio, and address. 18 14. 
 
 745 McIntosh, Lachlan, Brig-Gen., Member of Continental Con- 
 
 gress, a. I. s. 2 pages folio, and address. 1786. 
 
 746 Mann, Dr. James, Surgeon in Army, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1816. 
 
 747 Maxwell, William, Brig-Gen., a. /. j. i page foHo, and ad- 
 
 dress, " Westfield, 1777," to General Sullivan. Interesting 
 and rare, 
 
 748 Melville. Thomas, Boston " Tea Party," /. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1825. 
 
 749 Milledge, John, Officer at Siege of Savannah, Governor of 
 
 Georgia, President pro-tern U. S. Senate, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 and address, 1800. 
 
 750 Morgan, Daniel, Brig-Gen., d. s, i page folio, 1775. 
 
 751 Morgan, Daniel, Brig-Gen, a. I. s. 1-2 page 4° 1785. 
 
 75,'! Nelson, Roger, Gen., wounded at Camden, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 1813. 
 
 753 Nicholas, George, Col, Son of Robert C. Nicholas, a. /. s. i 
 
 page 4° and address, 1788. 
 
 754 Nicholas, Wilson C, Commander of Washington's Life Guard, 
 
 Governor of Virginia, a. /. s. i page 4° and address, 1815. 
 
CATALOGUE. 103 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION. Continued. 
 
 1755 OoDEN, Aaron, Major, Aide to Sterling, and to Maxwell, Gov- 
 
 ernor of New Jersey, a. I. s. i page folio and address, 1777. 
 
 1756 Page, John, Col., Governor of Virginia, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1776. 
 
 1757 Phillips, William, Maj-Gen. of English Forces, /. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° 1779, to Thomas Jefferson, while a prisoner in Virginia. 
 
 1758 Pierce, Benjamin, Father of Franklin Pierce, Governor of New 
 
 Hampshire. At Bunker Hill, Saratoga, etc., a. I. s, i page 
 4° and address franked, 1824. 
 
 1759 PiNCKNEY, Charles Cotesworth, Brig-Gen., a. I. s. 1 page 4° 
 
 and address, 1817. 
 
 1760 PiNCKNEv, Thomas, Major, Aide de Camp, Governor of South 
 
 Carolina, a. I. s. i page 4°. 
 
 1 76 1 Poor, Enoch, Brig-Gen., a. I. s. i page small 4° 1779. Revo- 
 
 lutionary, and signed as Brig-Gen. 
 
 1762 Prescott, Dr. Oliver, Revolutionary patriot, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° and address, 1787. 
 
 1763 Putnam, Rufus, Brig-Gen., /. s. 1-2 page 4° "Boston, 1782." 
 
 1764 QuiNCV, Josiah, Father of Josiah, Jr., Revolutionary patriot, 
 
 /. s. 1-2 page 4° 1751. 
 
 1765 Reed, Joseph, and Henry Knox, Generals in the Revolution, 
 
 a. d. s. 1-2 page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 1766 Revere, Paul, Revolutionary patriot, a. d. s. i page 4° 1780. 
 
 " Return for Field and Staff Officers in the State Corps of 
 Artillery." Injured. 
 
 1767 Revere, Paul, Revolutionary patriot, a. d. s. 1-2 page 4° 1779. 
 
 1768 Revere, Paul, Revolutionary patriot, d. s. i page 4° 1798. 
 
 Receipt for " Sundry copper and composition work for the 
 U. S. Irrigate Constitution," etc. 
 
 1769 Revolutionary Documents. An Enlistment of Soldiers in 
 
 New Hampshire, to " serve under Gen. Washington." Rais- 
 ing men for the army in Abington, 1781 ; — Abstract of Capt. 
 Jacobs Company, 1776, etc. (5) 
 
 1770 Revolutionary Documents. Muster Rolls, Military Orders, 
 
 etc., variously signed, folio. (10) 
 
 1771 Revolutionary Documents. Orders, Receipts for Supplies, 
 
 etc. Various sizes. (19) 
 
 1772 Russell, William, Brig-Gen., a.d.s. 1 page folio, 1790. Very 
 
 rare. 
 
 1773 Scammell, Alexander, Col., killed at Yorktown, a. I. s. 1-2 
 
 page 4° Revolutionary. 
 
 1774 ScHENK, John H., Major, a. /. s, 2 pages folio and address, 
 
 1839, to Henry A. Wise, with an autograph memorial, signed, 
 3 pages folio, detailing his services during the Revolution. (2) 
 
04 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION. Continued. 
 
 775 Schuyler, Philip, Major-General, M. O. C, a. d. s. i page 
 
 folio, 1784. 
 
 776 Smallwood, Wm., Major-General, a. I. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1773. 
 
 777 Smallwood, Wm., Major-General, /. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1787. Fine. 
 
 778 Smallwood, Wm., Major-General, a. d, s. i page folio, 1790. 
 
 779 Spencer, Joseph, Major-General, M. O. C, /. s. i page 4° 
 
 1778. Signed as Major General. 
 
 780 Sullivan, John, Major-General, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1778. 
 
 781 Sullivan, John, Major-General, a, /. s. 3 pages folio and ad- 
 
 dress, 1787. Fine. 
 
 782 Sumter, Thomas, General, a. L s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1809. 
 
 783 Tallmadge, Benjamin, Colonel, Aide to Washington, a. I. s. 
 
 1 page 4° 1823. 
 
 784 Tallmadge, Benjamin, Colonel, Aide to Washington, a. I. s, 
 
 2 pages 4° and address, 1827. 
 
 785 Tarleton, Banastre, British General in Revolution, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° and address, 1802. Very rare. 
 
 786 Thacher, Dr. James, Surgeon in Revolution, Author, a. I. s. 
 
 3 pages 4° and address, 1839. Portrait. 
 
 787 Tilghman, Tench, Col., Aide to Washington, a. l. s, i page 
 
 4° 1778 to Lieut-Col. Burr. 
 
 788 TiTCOMB, Jonathan, Colonel in Rhode Island Campaign, One 
 
 of the Committee of Safety, a. I. s. i page folio and address, 
 1778. 
 
 789 Trumbull, John, Colonel, Aide to Washington, Painter, a. I. s. 
 
 2 pages 4° 1797. 
 
 790 Trumbull, Jonathan, Jr., Colonel, and Nathan Strong, Chap- 
 
 lain, d. s. I page 4° of each; — James Winchester, and 
 Hezekiah Smith, Chaplain, a. d. s, i page 4° of each. (4) 
 
 791 TuRREAU, Louis Marie, Baron, Officer under Rochambeau, 
 
 French Statesman, /. s. i page folio, 1806. 
 
 79i*Van Cortlandt, Philip, Brig-General, a. I. s. 1 page 4" and 
 address, 18 17. 
 
 792 Varick, Richard, Col., Aide to Washington, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° and address, 18 19. 
 
 793 Varnum, James M., Brig-General, Member of Continental 
 
 Congress, a. I. s. i page 4° "Prospect Hill, 1776." 
 
 794 Vaudreuil, Louis Phillipe, Marquis de, French Admiral, 
 
 Lieut-General of the French Naval Forces in the Revolution, 
 d. s. 1-2 page 4° "Boston, 1782." 
 
 795 Walker, Benjamin, Col., Aide to Washington, a. I. s. i page 
 
 folio, 1800. 
 
CATALOGUE. lOJ 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION. Continued. 
 
 1796 Warren, Dr., Joseph, General, rt. //. 2 pages folio, 1770. "The 
 
 Province of Massachusetts Bay to Joseph Warren, Dr.," etc. 
 A Bill for Medical Attendance, signed by John Hancock and 
 the other Selectmen of Boston, in approval. Very fine. 
 
 1797 Warren, Dr. Joseph, General, d.s. as Chairman of Committee 
 
 of Safety, i page 4° "Cambridge, 1775." 
 
 1798 Washington, William, Colonel, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1806. Scarce. 
 
 1799 Whetcomb, John, Brig-General, //. s. 1 page folio. A Revo- 
 
 lutionary document, giving an account of ordnance and 
 stores. Rare. 
 
 1800 Whetcomb, John, Brig-General, d. s. i page 4° 1777, a MaC' 
 
 sachusetts Bay pay warrant, signed by S. Holten, A. Ward, 
 and others, the Council of the Province. 
 
 1801 Wilkinson, James, Brigadier General, a. I. s, 1 page 4° and 
 
 address. 
 
 1802 Winchester, James, Lieutenant, Brigadier General in War of 
 
 18 1 2, a. /. J. I page 4° 1804. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE WAR OF 1812. 
 
 1803 AsPiNWALL, Thomas, Colonel, lost an arm at Fort Erie, Con- 
 
 sul at London, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address, 1848. 
 
 1804 AuLiCK, J. H., Commodore, Captains Samuel Angus and 
 
 Thomas Paine, Commodores, L. Warrington, and J. R. 
 Sands, a. /. s. i page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1805 Bainbridge, Wm., Commodore, a. I. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1809. 
 
 1806 Bainbridge, Wm., Commodore, a. /. s. 1 page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1809. 
 
 1807 Baldwin, Loammi, Engineer of Dry Docks at Boston and 
 
 Newport, Wm. Drayton, Inspector General, Colonels, J. J. 
 Abert, Walter Taylor and H. A. S. Dearborn, a. I. s. i page 
 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1808 Barbour, J. S., Aide to General Madison. Colonels, Robert 
 
 Carter Nicholas, John Williams, A. T. Mason and William 
 Gibbs McNeill, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1809 Barron, James, Commodore, Commander of the Chesapeake, 
 
 killed Decatur in a duel, a. /. s. 2 pages folio, 1837 to H- ■^• 
 Wise. 
 
 1810 Barron, James, Commodore, Commanded the "Chesapeake." 
 
 Killed Decatur in a duel, a. I. s. 2 pages folio and address, 
 1837, to H. A. Wise. 
 
 181 1 BiDDLE, James, Captain of the " Hornet," a. I. s. 2 pages 4°. 
 
 1812 BiDDLE, James, Captain, Commanded the "Wasp" in the 
 
 action with the " Frolic," a. I. s. i page 4° 1819. 
 
io6 CATALOGUE. 
 
 OFFICERS OP THE WAR OP iSii. Continued. 
 
 1813 Bloom FIELD, Joseph, Brigadier General, Revolutionary officer, 
 
 Governer of New Jersey, a. I. s. i page 4° 1804. 
 
 1814 BoMFORD, George, Colonel, inventor of the '' Columbiad." 
 
 Commodores, Charles Stewart, Warrington, Rodgers, Hull, 
 Bainbridge, Chauncey, Renshaw, etc., /. s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
 1815 BovD, John 1'., Brigadier General, distinguished at " Tippe- 
 
 canoe." Generals, A. Macomo, J. Mason, A. P. Hayne, and 
 Major Lloyd Beal, a. /. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1816 Brady, H., Major General at Lundy Lane, T. H. Gushing, 
 
 Brigadier General, Commodores, Bainbridge, Porter, Pauld- 
 ing, Craven, Warrenton, Downs, etc., /. s. 4° of each (10) 
 
 1817 Breese, Samuel L., Commodore, Captain A. Sinclair, with 
 
 Commodore Truxton, Commodores W. B. Shubrick, C. Mor- 
 ris and David Geissinger, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1818 Broadsides, relative to recruiting. Rewards for escaped pris- 
 
 oners. Proclamation of President in regard to deserters, 
 etc., 1812-1814. (5) 
 
 1819 Brooke, George M., Major, distinguished at Fort Erie. Gen- 
 
 erals, A. P. Hayne, M. Churchill, and J. Mason, a. I. s. 4° 
 of each. (4) 
 
 1820 Brown, Jacob, Major General, Distinguished at Fort Erie, 
 
 Niagara, etc., /. s. 2 pages 4° 1808. 
 
 182 1 Butler, Wm. O., Major General at New Orleans, succeeded 
 
 Scott in Mexico, Colonels, N. G. Pendleton, Arthur Smith, 
 W. A. Trimble, and General ^. Henderson, a. I. s. 4° of 
 each, (s) 
 
 1822 Champlin, Stephen, Commodore, with Perry at Lake Erie, 
 
 General Charles Gratiot, Commodores, Charles Stewart, J. 
 D. Elliot, Perry, Chauncey. Rodgers, Downs, Bainbridge, 
 Hull, /. s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
 1823 Clarke, Newman S., Captain at Niagara, Brigadier General 
 
 at Vera Cruz, Colonels, D. L. Clinch, Abraham Eustis, Wm. 
 Carroll, and Thomas H. Blake, General, J. G. Swift, a. l. s. 
 1 page 4° of each. (6) 
 
 1824 Claxton, Alexander, Commodore, Officer in "Wasp," in action 
 
 with the "Frolic," a. I, s. i page 4° and address, 18 18. 
 
 1825 Conover, Thomas A., Commodore, Officer in the "Essex," 
 
 Commodores F. H. Gregory, George C. Read, and Charles 
 Ridgely, and Captain Benj. Page, a. /. .r. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1826 Constitution, U. S. Frigate, " Remarks on board, August, 
 
 18 1 2." Log of the cruise. 24 pages folio. 
 
 1827 Court Martial of General E. P. Gaines, Nov., 1816, on the 
 
 Charge of "Misconduct in Office," etc. Printed Proceed- 
 ings, 20 pages, with judgement of Court, signed by D. Par- 
 ker, Adjutant-General. 
 
CATALOGUE. 107 
 
 OFFICERS OP THE WAR OF 1812. Continued. 
 
 1828 Craig, H. K., Brig-General, Commodores, Warrenton, Bain- 
 
 bridge, Chauncey, Hull, Porter, Downs, Jones, etc., /. s, 4° of 
 each. (10) 
 
 1829 Crane, W. M., Commodore, Captains, John Gallagher, and 
 
 H. B. Sawyer, Commodore Thomas Ap-Catesby Jones, 
 Lieut. J. H. Berryman, a. I. s, i page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1830 Daveiss, Joseph Hamilton, Major at Tippecanoe, killed at the 
 
 Charge, a. I. s. 3 pages folio and address, 1800, to Charles 
 Lee. 
 
 1831 Dearborn, Henry, Major-General, Secretary of War, a. I, s. 
 
 I page 4° 1806; — H. A. S. Dearborn, Brig-General, a. I. s. 
 I page 4° and address, 1832. (2) 
 
 1832 Decatur, Stephen, Commodore, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, franked, 18 19. 
 
 1833 Decatur, Stephen, Commodore, /. s. 2 pages folio, " Ship 
 
 Guerierre, Bay of Tunis," 1815. 
 
 1834 Drayton, \Vm., Inspector-General, President U. S. Bank, a. 
 
 I. s. 2 pages folio and address, 1806. 
 
 1835 Ellery, Frank, Commodore, Served in the " President." 
 
 Major T. Stockton, Commodores, C. Morris, S. C. Reid, and 
 W. C. Bolton, a. 1. s. of each. (5) 
 
 1836 Elliot, J, D., Commodore, On the Lakes under Perry, and 
 
 succeeded him, a. I. s. 1 page 4° and address, 18 17. 
 
 1837 Eustis, Wm., Secretary of War, Governor of Mass., a. /. s. t 
 
 page 4° and address, 1809. 
 
 1838 Gaines, Edmund P., Major-General, for Gallantry at Fort 
 
 Erie, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1829, to Andrew 
 Jackson. 
 
 1839 Gaines, Edmund P., Maj-Gen., Commodores Aulick, Porter, 
 
 McKeever, C. Morris, Rodgers, Hull, Chauncey, Bainbridge, 
 etc., /. s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
 1840 Gallagher, John, Lieut, in the "United States," in the action 
 
 with the "Macedonia," Commodores L McKeever, D. Porter, 
 John Downs, and John Rodgers, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. 
 
 (5) 
 
 1841 Gamble, John M., Colonel, under Porter in the "Essex," a. I, 
 
 s. I page folio, 1834. 
 
 1842 Gibson, George, Quarter Master General, Colonels D. L. 
 
 Clinch, W. Jones, Robert Allen, Captains, John Garland, and 
 S. S. Phelps, a. I. s. 1 page 4° of each. (6) 
 
 1843 Gratiot, Charles, Brig-General, Chief Engineer in Harrison's 
 
 army. Generals, J. G. Swift, A. P. Hayne, Colonels, J. S. Bar- 
 bour, and John Biddle, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1844 Gregory, F. H., Commodore, at Lake Ontario, under Chaun- 
 
 cey, Commodores, J. H. Aulick, L. Kearney, W. K. Lati- 
 mer, and George C. Read, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
io8 CATALOGUE. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE WAR OF i8i3. Continued. 
 
 1845 Henderson, Archibald, Brig-General, N. G. IVndleton, Ai'^e 
 
 to Gaines, General W. K. Armistead, Colo.iels, T. Staniford, 
 and Thomas M. Nelson, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1846 Hudson, Wm. L., Commodore, laid the first "Atlantic Cable," 
 
 a. I. s. 3 pages 4° 1848, to Charles Wilkes. 
 
 1847 Hudson, William L., Commodore, laid the first " Atlantic 
 
 Cable," a. I. s. i page 4° 1837. 
 
 1848 Hull, Isaac, Commodore, a. I. s. i page 8" 
 
 1849 HuNGERFORD, John P., Brig-Gen., Revolutionary Officer, Gcns., 
 
 J. G. Swift, J. Mason, Cols., D. L. Clinch and James A. Black, 
 a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1850 Izard, George, MajGen., Governor of Arkansas, Gen. Archi- 
 
 bald Henderson, Cols., Robert Carter Nicholas, W. W. S. 
 Bliss, and E. Kirby, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1851 Jackson, Andrew, Maj-Gen., President, d. s. Folio, 1833. 
 
 Signed also by E. Livingston and R. B. Taney. On vellum, 
 
 1852 Jkckson, Andrew, Maj-Gen., President, </. s. Folio, 1832. 
 
 Signed also by E. Livingston and R B. Taney. On vellum. 
 
 1853 Jesup, Thomas S., Maj-Gen. at Chippewa, Niagara, etc., a. I. 
 
 s. 2 pages 4° 1843. 
 
 1854 Jesup, Thomas S., Maj-Gen., Commodores, Macdonough, 
 
 Rodgers, Porter, Ridgeley, Bainbridge, Hull, Chauncey, etc., 
 /. s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
 1855 Johnson, Richard. M., Brig-Gen., Vice President, killed 
 
 " Tecumseh," a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1843. 
 
 1856 Johnson, Richard M., Brig-Gen., Vice President, killed 
 
 " Tecumseh,'' a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1843. 
 
 1857 Jones, Jacob, Commander of the " Wasp," Commodores, W. 
 
 M. Crane, Thomas Ap-Catesby Jones, W. C. Bolton, and John 
 Cassin, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1858 Jones, Roger, Maj-Gen. at Lundy's Lane, Commodores, C. 
 
 Stewart, Perry, Bainbridge, Chauncey, Warrington, Hull, etc., 
 /. s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
 1859 Jones, Thomas Ap-Catesby, Commodore, distinguished at 
 
 New Orleans, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1824. 
 i860 "Journal of Occurrences, kept by Commodore William Bain- 
 bridge, in his command of the U. S. Squadron, fitted out 
 against the Regency of Algiers, his Flag on board of the 
 Independence, of seventy-four guns," 1815. 51 pages 4* 
 
 1 86 1 Kearney, Lawrence, Commodore, Commanded the " Enter- 
 
 prise," a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1815. 
 
 1862 Kingsbury, Jacob, Col., Revolutionary Officer, Major T. P. 
 
 Moore, in Mexican War, Lieut. J. S. Allison, and Hon. Fran- 
 cis Johnson, a. I. s. Folio of each, relating to War of 1812. 
 (4) 
 
o 
 
 CATALOGUE. 109 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE WAR OF 1811. Continued. 
 
 1863 Kennoi^, Beverly, Capt., ! illed on the " Princeton," Commo- 
 
 dores, R. F. Stockton, D. Porter, Capts., D. T. Patterson, 
 commanded at New Orleans, and T, H. Stevens, a. I. s, 4 
 of each. (5) 
 
 1864 Lawrence, James, Captain of the " Chesapeake," killed in 
 
 battle with the " Shannon." " Don't give up the ship," a. d. s. 
 I page 4° 181 2. 
 
 1865 Lawrence, James, Captain of the " Chesapeake," killed in 
 
 battle with the " Shannon," /. s. i page 4° and address, 
 1809. Signed also by T. Tingey and Isaac Hull. 
 
 1866 Lawrence, James, Captain of the " Chesapeake," killed in 
 
 battle with the "Shannon," a. I, s. i page folio, 1812. 
 
 1867 Long, J. C, Commodore, in the "Constitution," Commander 
 
 of " Saranac," which brought Kossuth to America, Commo- 
 dores, E. R. Shubrick, C. W. Goldsborough, Wm L. Hudson, 
 and Capt. S. A. Wadsworth, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1868 LovELL, Dr. Joseph, Surgeon General of Army, 1812, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° 1817 ; — Henry J. Knox, and Benajah Ticknor, Sur- 
 geons in War, a. I. s. i page 4° and address of each. (3) 
 
 1869 Macdonough, Thomas, Commodore, Commanded on Lake 
 
 Champlain, a. I. s. i page 4°. "Ship Constitution, 1824." 
 
 1870 Macdonough, Thomas, Commodore, Commander on Lake 
 
 Champlain, a. I. s. i page 4° and address. " Ship Guer- 
 riere, 1818." 
 
 187 1 Macdonough, T., Commodore, Capt. James Biddle, Commo- 
 
 dores, F. H. Gregory, J. Smith, Bainbridge, Hull, Chauncey, 
 Rodgers, etc., /. s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
 1872 McKeever, Isaac, Commodore, at New Orleans, Commodores, 
 
 S. Champlin, D. Porter, John O. Creighton, and Lieut. Geo. 
 M. Bache, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1873 McNeil, John, Brig-Gen., wounded at Niagara, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° 1829. Signed also by Isaac Hill, and others. 
 
 1874 Macomb, Alexander, Maj-Gen., at " Sackett's Harbor," and 
 
 " Plattsburg," a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address, 1837, on Mil- 
 litary Tactics. 
 
 1875 Madison, James, Pres. United States, Naval Commission, 
 
 signed. 1815. On vellum. 
 
 1876 Mason, Armistead T., Col., Defended Norfolk, Archibald 
 
 Henderson, Brig-Gen., and Lieut. J. S. Allison, a. I. s. Folio, 
 of each. (3) 
 
 1877 Mason, J., Commisary General of Prisoners, a. /. s. 4 pages 
 
 4° 1813. To Charles Lee. 
 
 1878 Military and Naval Officers, of various grades, a. I. s. of 
 
 each. (33) 
 
 1879 Miller, James, Maj-Gen., Hero of " Lundy's Lane." " I'll 
 
 try. Sir," a. I. s. i page folio and address. 1822. 
 
o 
 
 xio CATALOGUE. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE WAR OF 1812. Continued. 
 
 1880 Miller, James, Maj-Gen., Hero of "Lundy's Lane." "I'll 
 
 try, Sir," ti. d. s. i page 4° 1809. Orders for a Court Mar- 
 tial. 
 
 1881 MoNRoK, James, /. j., as Sec. of State. 2 pages folio, 18 12. 
 
 To Joel Harlow, regarding the War with England, and d. s, 
 3 pages folio, and i page 4", being Instructions ifor Armed 
 Vessels. (5) 
 
 1882 MoNRoK, James, /. s., as Sec. of State. 16 pages folio. 181 1. 
 
 To Joel Barlow, relative to the Position of France and the 
 
 United States, the Impending War with England, and the 
 Acquisition of Florida, of Historical interest. 
 
 1883 Morgan, C. W., William B. Shubrick, J. D. Elliot, Thomas 
 
 ApnCatesby Jones, and W. W. Hunter, Commodores, a. /. s. 
 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1884 Morris, Charles, Commodore, in Constitution and Guerridre, 
 
 a. /. s. I page 4° and address, 18 19, 
 
 1885 Nicholson, John B., Commodore, Lieut, of the "Peacock," 
 
 a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1830. 
 
 1886 Parker, Foxhall A. Capt., Commodores, Joseph Smith, Thos 
 
 Ap-Catesby Jones, W. C. Bolton, and A, J. Dallas, a. I. s, 4 
 of each, (5) 
 
 1887 Parsons, Dr., Usher, Surgeon at " Lake Erie," a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° and address. 1839. 
 
 1888 Partridge, Alden, Brig-Gen., Supt. of Military School, a. I. s. 
 
 1 page 4° and address, 1837, 
 
 1889 Partridge, Alden, Brig-Gen., Commodores, J. Percival, James 
 
 Barron, G, W. Rodgers, Lawrence Kearney, Bainbridge, Hull, 
 Chauncey, etc, /, s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
 1890 Patterson, Daniel T, Commander of Naval Forces at New 
 
 Orleans, Commodores, Warrington, Hull, Chauncey, Bain- 
 bridge, Downs, Tingey, Rogers, etc., /, s. 4° of each. (11) 
 
 1891 Paulding, Hiram, Commodore, with Macdonough on Lake 
 
 Champl.ain, Capt. C. B. Thompson, Commodores, T. Crabbe, 
 R. F. Stockton, and R. F. Shubrick, n. I. s. 1 page 4° of 
 each, (s) 
 
 1892 Percival John, " Mad Jack," Commodore, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° and address. 1847. ^^ H, A, Wise. 
 
 1893 Percival, John, " Mad Jack," Commodore, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° 1848, to H, A, Wise. 
 
 1894 Perry, M. C, Commodore, "Japan Expedition," a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° and address, 1839. 
 
 189s Perry, M. C, Commodore, "Japan Expedition," a. I. s. i 
 page 4° 1837. 
 
 1896 Perry, M. C, Commodore, /. s. 1 page 4° 1847, — Commo- 
 dore I. Chauncey. /, s. 2 pages 4° " Sacketts Harbor, 18 14," 
 — Commodore Isaac Hull, /. s. 4° (9) 1821-1848. (11) 
 
CATALOGUE. ' in 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE WAR OP i8ia. Continued. 
 
 1897 Perry, O. H., Commodore, Commander at "Lake Erie," /. s. 
 
 I page 4° and address, 1815. 
 
 1898 Perry, O. H., Commodore, Commander at "Lake Erie," /. s. 
 
 1 page 4° and address, 1815. 
 
 1899 Perry, O. H., Commodore, Commander at " Lake Erie," /. s. 
 
 2 pages 4° 1812, to Paul Hamilton. 
 
 1900 Petitions, and others documents, signed by General Win- 
 
 field Scott, E. P. Gaines, Alexander Macomb, S. Cooper, D. 
 Parker, James Barron, Bainbridge, Abraham Eustis, etc., (11) 
 
 1901 Porter, David, Commodore, a. I. s. 1 page 4° and address, 
 
 1807, with colored drawings of flags for telegraphing. 
 
 1902 Porter, David, Commodore, Commanded the " Essex," a. /. s. 
 
 I page 4° and address, 1810. 
 
 1903 Porter, David, Commodore, Foxhall A. Parker, Captain, a. I. 
 
 s. I page folio, of each. (2) 
 
 1904 RinoELV, Charles G., Commodore, with Preble at Tripoli, Com- 
 
 modores of H. Aulick, Thomas Ap-Catesby Jones, M. C. Perry, 
 Isaac Hull, I. Chauncey, etc., /. s. folio, of each. (10) 
 
 1905 Ripley, E. W., Maj., General at " Chippewa " and " Niagara," 
 
 a. I. s. 9 pages 4° " Headqu.irters, 18 18, on the defence of 
 the Louisiana frontier, to Andrew Jackson. 
 
 1906 Rodgers, John, Commodore, Secretary of Navy, a. I, s. 1 page 
 
 4° and address, 1827. 
 
 1907 Rodgers, John, Commodore, /. s. 4° (7) — Commodore Wm. 
 
 Bainbridge, /. s. 4° (6) altogether (13) 
 
 1908 Salter, W. D., Commodore, Admiral S. P. Lee, Commodores, 
 
 Bainbridge, Chauncey, Warrington, Rodgers, Jones, etc., /, s. 
 4° of each, (n) 
 
 1909 Scott, Winfield, Maj. General, Hero of " Lundy's Lane," a. I. 
 
 s. 3 pages 8° and address, 1851. 
 
 1910 Shubrick, Edward R., Commodore, a. I. s. 4 pages 4° 18 13, 
 
 Interesting letter. 
 
 191 1 Shubrick, Wm. B. Commodore, Captain Beverly Kennon, 
 
 killed on the Princeton, Commodores J. D. Elliot, James Ren- 
 shaw, and Thomas Ap-catesby Jones, a. I. s. i page 4° of 
 each, (s) 
 
 1912 Skinner, Charles W., Commodore, Colonel H. L. Scott, Com- 
 
 modores, Tingey, Lynch, M. C. Perry, J. D. Elliot, Chauncey, 
 Bainbridge, Hull, Downs, etc., /. s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
 1913 Smith, Samuel, Maj. General, in defence of Baltimore Revolu- 
 
 tionary officer, a, I. s, 4 pages 4° 1829. Interesting letter to 
 Andrew Jackson. 
 
 1914 Snelling, Josiah, Inspector General, distinguished at Tippi- 
 
 canoe. Cols. J. J. Abert, T. Cross, A. J. Brooks, and H. A. S. 
 Dearborn, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
113 CATALOGUE. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE WAR OF 1811. Continued. 
 
 1915 Stanton, Henry, Quarter-master General, Col. J. J. Abert, 
 
 battle of Hladensburg, Leslie Combs, T. Upham, Daniel 
 Azro, A. Huck, and S. J. Phelps, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. 
 
 1916 Stewart, Charles, Commodore, Commander of the Constitu- 
 
 tion, (7. I, s. I page 4° 1839. 
 
 1917 Stewart, Charles, Commodore, Commanded the " Constitu- 
 
 tion " at Capture of the " Levant," a. I. s. i page 4° 1818. 
 
 1918 Stockton, R. F., Jesse D. Elliot, L. Warrington, James Ren- 
 
 shaw, and W. M, Walker, Commodores, a. I. s. 4" of 
 each. (5) 
 
 1919 Strwgham, S. H., M. C. Perry, L Chauncey, L Hull, J. Rodg- 
 
 ers, John Downs, L. Warrington, J. D. Elliot, etc., Commo- 
 dores, /. s. Folio of each. (10) 
 
 1920 Swartwout, Robert, lirigadier General, Commodores, M. 
 
 C. Perry, Hull, Warrington, Porter, Bainbridge, Rodgers, 
 Chauncey, etc., /. s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
 1921 Swift, J. G., Brigadier General, Distinguished Military En- 
 
 gineer, a. /. s. I page 4° 1822. 
 
 1922 Tattnall, Josiah, Commodore, in the " Constellation," Cap- 
 
 tain Wolcott Chauncey, Commodores, F. H. Gregory, D. Por- 
 ter, and C. W. Skinner, a. I. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1923 Thayer, Sylvanus, Chief Engineer, Superintendent of West 
 
 Point, a. (/. s. i page 4°, 18 17. 
 
 1924 Tingey, Thomas, Commodore, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and ad- 
 
 dress. 1819. 
 
 1925 TowsoN, Nathan, Brigadier General, Distinguished at Fort 
 
 George, Niagara, etc., a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 18 18. 
 
 1926 Turner, Daniel, John Percival, M. C. Perry, L Chauncey, I. 
 
 Hull, John Rodgers, J. D. Elliot, J. Downs, etc., Commo- 
 dores, /. s. Folio of each. (10) 
 
 1927 Villere, Jacques, Served with Jackson at New Orleans, Gov- 
 
 ernor of Louisiana, a. I. s. i page 4°, 1823. 
 
 1928 Wadsworth, Alex. S., Lieutenant on the " Constitution," in 
 
 the action with the " Guerriere," Commodores, L. Warring- 
 ton, Joseph Smith, Captain, Samuel Angus, a. I. s. i page 
 4° of each. Commodore D. Porter, a. d. \ page 4°. (5) 
 
 1929 Walback, John D., Brigadier General, Commodores, D. 
 
 Porter, Rodgers, McCluney, Bainbridge, Hull, Chauncey, 
 Warrington, etc., I. s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
 1930 Warrington, Lewis, Commodore, Commanded the " Pea- 
 
 cock," a. I. s, I page 4°, 1838. 
 
 1931 Winder, Wm. H., Brigadier General, Commander at Bladens- 
 
 burg, a. I, s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1824. 
 
 1932 Winder, Wm. H., Brigadier General, Commodores, W. M. 
 
 Crane, J. D. Elliott, Chauncey, Bainbridge, Rodgers, Gen- 
 eral C. Gratiot, etc., /. s. 4° of each. (10) 
 
CATALOGUE. II3 
 
 OFFICERS OP THE WAR OP 1811. Contlnuod. 
 
 1933 Worth, VVm. J., (ienonil, at Chippewa, Niagara, etc., and in 
 
 Mexican War, a. I. s. i page 4" 1S37. 
 
 1934 Worth, Win. J., General, at Chippewa, Niagara, etc., and in 
 
 Mexican War, a. I. s. i page 4' 1834. 
 
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 o 
 
 1935 OoDEM, David B., Daniel Dougherty, R. Emmet, Benjamin 
 
 Tappan, Charles Ewing and Ed. D. Ingraham, Jurists. 4" 
 letter of each. (6) 
 
 1936 Onderdonk, B. T., Bishop of New York, a. I. s. 2 pages 4" 
 
 and address, 1843. 
 
 1937 Onderdonk, B. T., Bishop of New York, a. d. s. 2 pages 4 
 
 1841 ; — Thomas M. Clark, Bishop of Rhode Island, a. I. s. 
 I page 8° 1855. (2) 
 
 1938 O'Neall, John B., Wm. C. nch, David B. Ogden, G. Mallery, 
 
 Z. Collins Lee, Amos Mornll, Jurists. 4° letter of each. (6) 
 
 1939 O'Reilly, John Boyle, Poet, a. /. s. 2 pages 8° 1877. 
 
 1940 Orfila, M. J. B., Celebrated Chemist, d. s. i page folio, 1834. 
 
 Diploma of the University of France. Signed also by Guizot. 
 On vellum, 2 portraits. 
 
 1941 Orford, Earl of. Statesman, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 18 17, on the 
 
 death of the Princess Charlotte. 
 
 1942 Orleans, Gaston, Duke of. Conspired against Richelieu, 
 
 Lieut-General of France after the death of his brother, Louis 
 XIIL, d. s. t page folio, 1657. On vellum. 
 
 1943 Orleans, Ferdinand Philippe, Duke of, Eldest son of Louis 
 
 Philippe, a. I. s. initials, i page 8° 184*. With autograph 
 indorsement of Alexander Vattemare. Portrait. 
 
 1944 Orr, James L., Speaker of House, Governor of South Carolina, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 4° 1853. 
 
 1945 OsBORN, Selleck, Poet and Editor, a. I. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1822. Fine and scarce. 
 
 1946 Osborne, Sir Thomas, Duke of Leeds, Lord Treasurer of 
 
 England, d. s, i page 4° 167 1. Signed also by Sir Thomas 
 Littleton. Scarce. 
 
 1947 O'Sullivan, J. L., Editor of Democratic Review, J. Watson 
 
 Webb, John S. Skinner, J. B. Prentiss, A. O. P. Nicholson, 
 and Henry E. Pinckney, Journalists and Editors, a. I. s. 1 
 page 4° of each. (6) 
 
 1948 O'Sullivan, J. L., J. W. Forney, and Joseph Gales, Jr., Jour- 
 
 nalists, a. I. s. 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1949 Otis, Mrs. Harrison Gray, a. L s. i page 8° 1850, with sig- 
 
 nature of H. G. Otis. 
 
 1950 Otis, James, Statesman, Member of Mass. Council, a. d. s. 
 
 1-2 page 4° 1762. 
 
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 114 CATALOGUE. 
 
 195 1 OwKN, John, Autograph Poem, 2 pages 8°. " Exhibition 
 
 Ode." with a. I. s. in pencil of John Moylc O'Reilly, relative 
 to it. 
 
 1952 OwKN, Robert Dale, ClKirles Hale, A. I). IJache, Charles 
 
 Lanman, Win. Jiigler, Charles S. Scott, etc., 8" letter of 
 each. (10) 
 
 1953 '|?\AER, Ferdinando, Celebrated Italian Musical Composer, 
 A a. I. s, I page 4° and address. 
 
 1954 Pacanini, Nicolo, Celebrated Violinist, /. s. i page 8° and 
 
 address, 1837. 
 
 1955 Paoei', Lord William, Marquis uf Anglesey, led the Brigade 
 
 and wounded at Waterloo, a. /. in 3d person, i page 8° and 
 address. 
 
 1956 Pajol, Claude Pierre, Count, Served under Napoleon at Aus- 
 
 terlitz and Russia, </. s. 7 pages folio, 1833, with many 
 other signatures. 
 
 1957 Palfrey, John G., Historian, a. /. s. 3 pages 4° and address, 
 
 1845. 
 
 1958 Palmerston, Lord, J. A. Garfield, Admiral Dundas, Justin 
 
 McCarthy, Wm. Sprague, A. Gallatin, S. Meredith, S. A. 
 Douglass, G. F. Hoar, T. O. Howe, J. Holt, R. Smith, J. M. 
 Porter, R. D. Owen, etc. Addresses of letters franked. (23) 
 
 1959 Pancoast, Dr. Joseph, Prof, of Anatomy, and Dr. Isaac Hays, 
 
 Editor of Wilson's Ornithology, a. I. s. 4° of each. (2) 
 i960 Papers appertaining to the Louisiana purchase. A folio vol- 
 ume of photographic copies of all the papers, diplomatic and 
 official, concerning the acquisition of this territory. 40 pages. 
 
 1961 Parkman, Francis, and E. George Squier, Historians, a. I. s. 
 
 1 page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 1962 Parkman, Francis, George Wnk. Curtis, E. George Squier, M. 
 
 M. Ballou, and Wm. Young, Authors, a. L s. 2 pages 8° of 
 each. (5) 
 
 1963 Parkman, Francis, /. s. 3 pages 8°, Wm. B. Lawrence, 
 
 and George W. Greene, Authors, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° of each. 
 
 (3) 
 
 1964 Parsons, Rev. Jonathan, Father of Theophilus Parsons, Cele- 
 
 brated Clergyman and Author, a. I. s. i page folio and ad- 
 dress, 1767. 
 
 1965 Pasquier, Etienne D., Duke, French Statesman under Napo- 
 
 leon, </. s. I page folio, 181 1, 
 
 1966 Passports, of various countries, with numerous vis^s. (23) 
 
 1967 Patten, Colonel George W., Poet, Autograph Poem signf.d, 
 
 2 pages 4° 1838. "Lines by my Sister's Grave." 
 
 1968 Payne, John Howard, Poet, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address. 
 
 1842. Fine. 
 
CATALOGUE. 115 
 
 1969 Pavne, John Howard, Poet, a, I. s. i page 4' 184J. 
 
 1970 Pavnk, Jolin Howard, I'oct, a, I. s. 2 pages 4° and address. 
 
 "Paris, 1843." 
 
 1971 Pavnk, John Howard, Poet, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1843. 
 
 1972 PEAiionv, George, Banker and Philanthropist, a. /. s. 1 page 
 
 4° •«47- 
 
 1973 pKAiioMY, George, Hanker and Philanthropist, a. . s. i page 
 
 4" and address. 1819. 
 
 1974 Pkai.k, Rembrandt, Artist, /. s. i page 4" 1844; — Titian R. 
 
 Peale and Rubens Peale, Artists, </. /. s. i page 4° of each. 
 
 (3) 
 
 1975 Pkai.k, Titian R., John G. Chapman, P. Lanman, Wm. Sharp, 
 
 Fernando Pettrick, James Webster, etc., Artists, 4° letter, 
 of e.ich. (11) 
 
 1976 Pearck, James A., Sec. of Interior, a. I. s. i page 4° 1837. 
 
 1977 Penim.eton, Nathaniel, James K. Polk, James Harlan, Thos. 
 
 Tingey, J. C. Calhoun, C. J. Faulkner, Gen. Ikirnside, VVm. 
 Lloyd Garrison, John A. Logan, Harrison Gray, etc. Por- 
 tions of Letters and Documents, signed. (14) 
 
 1978 Pennsylvania, University ot, a. d. s. i page 4° each, of 
 
 John Ludlow and Fred, lieasley. Provosts. (3) 
 
 1979 Pei'PERREli., Sir William, Hero of Louisburg, a. d. s. 1 page 
 
 folio. 1735. 
 
 1980 Pheli'S, Elizabeth Stuart, "Gates Ajar," a. 1. s. 3 pages 8° 
 
 1869. 
 
 1981 Physicians, American, Din. Drake, George C. Shattuck, J. 
 
 H. Barnes, James Smi.n, J. J. Woodward, etc. Letter of 
 each. (18) 
 
 1982 Physicians, Massachusetts, Ben. Shurtleff, Gilman Kimball, 
 
 W. T. G. Morton, George H. Gay, a. /. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1983 Piatt, Don, Author, a. /. s. 3 pages 4° 1855; — Barnabas 
 
 Bates, Author, a. I. s, i page 4° 1837; — Geo. Taylor, 
 Author, a. I. s. i page 4° 1857. (3) 
 
 1984 PiCKERiNf., Joseph, Naturalist of Wilkes' Expedition, a. I. s, 
 
 I page 4° 1838; — M. F. Maury, Joseph Henry, Scientists. 
 /. s. 4° of each. (3) 
 
 1985 Pickering, Timothy, W. C. C. Claiborne, A. Gallatin, M. 
 
 Fillmore, D. D. Porter. Emory Washburn, Wm. J. Graves, 
 Samuel Smith, Gen. A. E. Burnside, Roscoe Conkling, etc. 
 Signatures. (20) 
 
 1986 Pierce, Benjamin, Charles Davies, B. Silhman, JrT, Theophi- 
 
 lus Parsons, A. D. Bache, Denison Olmstead, etc.. Professors 
 in Colleges, a. I. s. 4° of each. (12) 
 
 1987 Pierce, Franklin, President, a. l. s. i page 4° and address. 
 
 1842. 
 
ii6 CATALOGUE. 
 
 1988 Pierce, Franklin, President, a. I. s. i page 4° 1838. 
 
 1989 Pierce, Franklin, Manuscript Message to Congress, signed, 
 
 August I, 1854, 7 pages folio, concerning the relations of the 
 United States with Spain. 
 
 1990 Pierce, Franklin, President, Message, signed, i page folio. 
 
 To Congress, relative to the expediency of further measures 
 in regard to immigrants. 1854. 
 
 1991 Pierce, Franklin, President, Message, i page 4°, signed. 
 
 To the Senate, relative to the Penitentiary in the District of 
 Columbia. 1854. 
 
 1992 Pierpont, Rev. John, Poet, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 
 
 1843. 
 
 1993 Pike, Albert, Poet, a. /. s. i page 4°. Portrait. 
 
 1994 Pike, Zebulon M., John Q. Adams, George Richards Minot, 
 
 Commodores Decatur and Chauncey, John Adams, Monroe, 
 Lafayette, etc. Portraits. 8° (12) 
 
 1995 PiNKNEV, William, Atty-Gen., a.l.s. 2 pages. 4° 1819. 
 
 1996 PiNKNEV, William, J, J. Crittenden, B. H. Brewster, Geo. H. 
 
 Williams, and Charles Devens, Attorneys General, /. s. Folio, 
 and 4° of each. (5) 
 
 1997 Pitt, William. Original address of the House of Commons, 
 
 to his Majesty, to pay the debts of Pitt, signed by the Com- 
 missioners. I page folio, 1806. 
 
 1998 Pleasants, John H., killed in a duel, by Thomas Ritchie, 
 
 Beverly Tucker, John C Rives, and John Letcher, Journalists, 
 a. I. s, I page 4° of each. (4) 
 
 1999 Pleasants, Miss Julia, Poet, Autograph Poem, signed, i page 
 
 4°, " A Portrait " ; — Wm. E. Pabor, Poet, Autograph Poem, 
 signed. 2 pages folio, " Memory." (2) 
 
 2000 PoE, Edgar A., Poet, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address, 1846. 
 
 "... It is true that in several ways, as you say, the lamp 
 might have thrown the bird's shadow on the floor. My con- 
 ception was that of the bracket candelabrum affixed against 
 the walls, high up above the door and bust — as is often seen 
 in the English palaces, and even in some of the better houses 
 in New York. Your objection to the tinkling of the foot- 
 falls is far more pointed, and in the course of composition 
 occurred so forcibly to myself, that I hesitated to use the 
 term. I finally used it because I saw that it had, in its first 
 conception, been suggested to my mind by the sense of the 
 supernatural, with which it was at that moment filled. No 
 human or physical foot could tinkle on a soft carpet — there- 
 fore the tinkling of feet would vividly convey the supernatural 
 impression. This was the idea, and it is good within itself. 
 But if it fails (as I fear it does) to make itself immediately 
 and generally yi'//, according to my intention, then in so much 
 is it badly conveyed, or expressed. Your appreciation of 
 
CATALOGUE. 117 
 
 'The Sleeper ' delights me. In the higher qualities of poetry, 
 it is better than 'The Raven,' but there is not one man in a 
 million who could be brought to agree with me in this opinion. 
 ' The Raven,' of course, is far the better as a work of art, but 
 in the true basis of all art, ' The Sleeper ' is the superior. I 
 wrote the latter when quite a boy . . . The f'rogpondians 
 (Bostonians) have badgered me so much that I fear I am apt 
 to fall into prejudices about them. I have used some of their 
 Pundits up, at all events; in 'The Rationale of Verse.' . . ." 
 This letter is 3 full pages, and the above extracts give a cor- 
 rect idea of its character. Excessively rare. 
 
 2001 PoE, Edgar A., Poet, a. I. s. i page 4° 1849. Very interesting 
 
 letter on literary matters. Excessively rare. 
 
 2002 Poinsett, J. R., Secretary of War, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 18 15. 
 
 2003 Poinsett, Joel R„ and J. H. Eaton, Secretaries of War, a. I. s, 
 
 1 page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 2004 Polk, James K., President, Autograph manuscript, 2 pages 
 
 4°, " Mr. Polk said," etc. Remarks on the Resolution sub- 
 mitted to the House April 11, 1826. 
 
 2005 Polk, James K., President, Naval Commission signed by him 
 
 as President, and John Y. Mason, Secretary of Navy. Large 
 folio, 1847. On vellum. 
 
 2006 PoNTCHARTRAiN, Gcrome P., Count, Minister of Marine, under 
 
 Louis XIV, /. s. 3 pages folio, 17 14. 
 
 2007 PooRE, Ben. Perley, Journalist, a. I. s. i page 4° 1877. 
 
 2008 Porter, Commodore David, a. 1. s. 3 pages 4° and address, 
 
 18 18, relative to a Steamboat on the Potomac. With 2 a. d. s. 
 
 2 pages 4° each, relative to Stages between Georgetown and 
 Alexandria, 1817. (3) 
 
 2009 Porter, David D., Admiral, a. I. s. 3 pages 4°; — Gen. J. A. 
 
 Quitman, C. F. Mercer, Hugh Nelson, B. K. Bruce, Leslie 
 Combs, Henry Muhlenberg, De Witt Clinton, R. Anderson, 
 R. F. Stockton, etc. Letters. 4° (16) 
 
 2010 Porter, J. M., William Wilkins, Simon Cameron, and Alex. 
 
 Ramsey, Secretaries of War. 8° letter of each. (4) 
 
 201 1 Porter, Peter B., Jefferson Davis, R. T. Lincoln, Joseph Holt, 
 
 J. D. Cameron, etc, Secretaries of War, /. s. 8° and 4° of 
 each. (9) 
 
 2012 Potter, Horatio, Bishop of New York, and T. M. Clark, 
 
 Bishop of Rhode Island, a, I. s. i page 8° of each, (2) 
 
 2013 PoussiN, Wm, Tell, U. S. Topographical Engineer, a. I. s. 3 
 
 pages 8° 1857. 
 
 2014 Pratt, Daniel, Great American Traveller, (?. </. s. 2 pages 4°, 
 
 A curious petition to Congress for use of Representatives 
 Hall, with a printed Prospectus for the '* Gridiron," Pratt's 
 paper, (2) 
 
ii8 CATALOGUE. 
 
 PRESIDENTS PRO-TEM OF UNITED STATES SENATE. 
 
 2015 Langdon, John, M. O. C, Member of the Constitutional Con- 
 
 vention, and Head of the U. S. Government prior to the in- 
 auguration of Washington, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1805. 
 
 2016 Izard, Ralph, M. O. C, (/. s. i page folio. Signed also by 
 
 John Barnwell and others. 
 
 2017 Bingham, Wm., M. O. C, a. d. s. i page 4° 1800. 
 
 2018 Bradford, Wm., M. O. C, a. d. s. 1-2 page 4° 1785. 
 
 2019 Read, Jacob, M. O. C, a. d. s. 2 pages 4° 1799, signed also 
 
 by Thomas Willing, M. O. C. 
 
 2020 Lawrence, John, Aide to Washington, M. O. C, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1796. 
 
 2021 Tracy, Uriah, a. /. s. i page folio and address, 1786. 
 
 2022 Tracy, Uriah, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1806, 
 
 2023 Howard, John E., Revolutionary Officer, /. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1824. Signed also by Geo. M. Dallas, Langdon Cheves, W. 
 Jones, S. Smith, Joseph Hopkinson, Theodoric Bland, R. 
 Smith, and others. 
 
 2024 Bradley, Stephen R., a. I. s. 1 page 4° and address, 1806. 
 
 2025 Bradley, Stephen R , a. /. s. i page 4° 18 13. 
 
 2026 Browne, John, a /. s. i page 4° 1815. 
 
 2027 Anderson, Joseph, Revolutionary Officer, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 and address, 1824. 
 
 2028 Smith, Samuel, Revolutionary Officer, a. I. s. i page 4° 1833. 
 
 2029 Smith, Wm., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1829. 
 
 2030 Milledge, John, Revolutionary Officer, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1804. 
 
 2031 Gregg, Andrew, a. I. s. i page 4° 1805 
 
 2032 Gregg, Andrew, /. s, i page 4° 1822 
 
 2033 Gaillard. John, Acting Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4 
 
 1809, with d. s. 1 page folio, 1818, signed as President pro- 
 tem. (2) 
 
 2034 Pope, John, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° 1841, to H. A. Wise. 
 
 2035 PoiE, John, a./, s. i page 4° 1840! 
 
 2036 Crawford, Wm. H., Acting Vice President, and Cabinet 
 
 Officer, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1821. 
 
 2037 Bardour, James, Secretary of War, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and 
 
 address, 1832. 
 
 2038 Tazewell, Littleton W., a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1831. 
 
 2039 Tazewell, Littleton W., a. 1. s. i page 4° 1822. 
 
 2040 White, Hugh Lawson, Acting Vice President, a. I. s. 1 page 
 
 4° 1834. 
 
 2041 White, Hugh Lawson, Acting Vice President, a. L s. i page 
 
 4° and address, 1834. 
 
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 CATALOGUE. 119 
 
 PRESIDENTS PRO-TEM OF UNITED STATES SENATE. Continued. 
 
 2042 PoiNDEXTER, George, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 183 1. 
 
 2043 PoiNDEXTER, Gcorge, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 18 18. 
 
 2044 Tyler, John, President, a. I. s. i page 4° 1850, with auto- 
 
 graph manuscript. 2 pages 4°. 
 
 2045 King, Wm. R., Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1840. 
 
 2046 King, Wm. R., Vice Preside nt, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 1841. 
 
 2047 Southard, Samuel L., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. 1 page 
 
 4° 1840. 
 
 2048 Mangum, Willie P., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 
 
 and address, 1842, to H. A. Wise. 
 
 2049 Atchison, D. R., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4 
 
 1844. 
 
 2050 Bright, Jesse D., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4 
 
 1853. 
 
 2051 Fitzpatrick, Ben., a, /. s. i page 4° 1842. 
 
 2052 Foot, Solomon, a, I. s. 2 pages 4° 1865. 
 
 2053 Foster, Lafayette S., Acting Vice President, a. l. s.- 4 pages 
 
 8° 1864. 
 
 2054 Wade, B. F., Acting Vice President, /. s. i page 4° 1852. 
 
 2055 Anthony, Henry B., a. 1. s. 3 pages 8° 1877. 
 
 2056 Gordon, John B., Major-General, C. S. A., a. l.s. i page 8° 
 
 1873. 
 
 2057 Carpenter, Matthew H., a. /. s. i page 4° 1873, 
 
 2058 Ferry, T. W., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1878. 
 
 2059 Edmunds, George F., a. I. s. i page 8** 1879. 
 
 2060 Bayard, Thomas F., Acting Vice President, Secretary of 
 
 State, a. I. s. i page 4° 1877. 
 
 2061 Sherman, John, Secretary of Treasury, a. I. s. i page 8° 
 
 1866. 
 
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 2062 Priestley, Joseph, Clergyman and Scientist, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° and address, :8o2, with copy of a letter of Priestley to 
 Barlow. 
 
 2063 Proclamation, Printed, of George Washington as President 
 
 of the United States, in regard to the laying out of the City 
 of Washington and District of Columbia, i page folio, Phil- 
 adelphia, 1 79 1. Rare, and desirable. 
 
 2064 Province of Massachusetts Bay, Pay warrants, i page 4° of 
 
 each, 1777. Signed by Generals A. Ward, and John Whet- 
 comb, by S. Holten, Francis Dana, Thomas Gushing, M. O. 
 C, and others, the Council of the Province. (4) 
 
I20 CATALOGUE. 
 
 2065 Professional Autographs. A 4° volume bound in cloth, of 
 
 204 pages. Containing 445 Autographs of Clergymen, Law- 
 yers, and Doctors, among them portions of letters and signa- 
 tures of Bishops Atkinson, Bedell, Clark, Chase, Clarkson, 
 Cummings, Coxe, Davis, Eliott, Green, Fenwick, Huntington, 
 Hobart, Hopkins, Johns, Kemper, Kenrick, A. Lee, H. W. 
 Lee, Lay, Tuttle, VVilmer, Mcllvaine, Onderdonk, Odenhei- 
 mer, A. Potter, H. Potter, Polk, Quintard, Randall, Stevens, 
 Southgate, Vail, VVhelan, Smith, Simpson, Talbot, Upfold, 
 VVaugh, Whipple, Wilmer, Young, Whitehouse, Whittingham, 
 Revs. H. W. Beecher, W. E. Brownlow, Bethune, W. E. 
 Channing, T. D wight, Ashbel Greene, Jonas King, C. Pollen, 
 
 E. Nott, H. Ware, John Woart, Gardiner Spring, Governors 
 Andrew and Banks, T, F. Bayard, Berrien, Butler, Bright, Caleb 
 Cushing, J. M. Clayton, Jeff. Davis, D. Davis, G. M. Dallas, 
 W. J. Duane, G. Duval, T. Ewing, Oliver Ellsworth, M. Fill- 
 more, Fessenden, H. D. Gilpin, Guthrie, Patrick Henry, Alex. 
 Hamilton, E. R. Hoar, T. O. Howe, Thomas Jefferson, L. Q. 
 C Lamar, Arthur Livermore, James Monroe, Edmund Pen- 
 dleton, Nathaniel Pendleton, J. K. Polk, R. Rush, John 
 Sherman, A. Stevenson, Wm. Tilghman, R. B. Taney, R. 
 Toombs, W. A. W^heeler, Dr. J. W. Francis, Jacob Bigelow, 
 Robert Hare, P. S. Physick, J. Revere, Nathan Smith, R. D. 
 Mussey, etc., and autograph letters of Bishops Brownell and 
 Doane, Samuel Dana, Jared Sparks, John Van Buren, M. R. 
 Waite, Daniel Webster, W. B. Woods, Dr. N. Chapman, 
 David Hosack, John C. Warren, etc. 
 
 2066 /^UINCY, Edmund, C. A. Bristed, E. George Squier, Geo. 
 IqJ W. Greene, Whitelaw Reid, authors, a. I. s. 4 pages 
 
 8° of each. (5) 
 
 2067 QuiNcv, Josiah, Jr., Louis Agassiz, Henry Cabot Lodge, Geo. 
 
 Francis Train, Francis Parkman, W. W. Beaton, George 
 Wood, and Frank W. Ruffen, authors, a. I. s. 1 page 8° of 
 each. (8) 
 
 2068 Quitman, General John A., Benjamin F. Wade, J. M. Berrien, 
 
 F. P. Blair, S. S. Cox, General B. F. Butler, Robert Ould, 
 John A. Dix, R. M. Johnson, Commodore, John Rodgers, 
 Caleb Strong, H. B. Anthony, General David Hunter, etc. 
 Signatures. (20) 
 
 2069 OAFINESQUE, C. S., Botanist, a. L s. 4 pages folio, 1825. 
 1 V Interesting, relative to Indian languages. 
 
 2070 Rafinesque, C. S., Professor, Distinguished Botanist, and au- 
 
 thor, a. I. s. I page 4°, 1826. 
 
 2071 Raquet, Condy, Political Economist and author, a. I. s. 3 
 
 pages 4° 1838, Pierce Butler, and James Harper, a. I. s. 
 4° of each. (3) 
 
CATALOGUE. lai 
 
 2072 Ramsay, Alexander, Secretary of War, a. I, s. i page 4* 186 1. 
 
 2073 Randolph, John, of Roanoke, Statesman, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1804. 
 
 2074 Randolph, Jolin, of Roanoke, Statesman, a. /. s. 2 pages 8° 
 
 and address, 1807. 
 207s Randolph, Peyton, Paul Hamilton, J. J. Crittenden, H. G.- 
 Otis, A. J. Dallas, Ezra Cornell, General Henry Lee, VVm. 
 H. Crawford, J. R. Giddings, Lord Grenville, etc. Signa- 
 tures. (20) 
 
 2076 Rapp, Jean, Count, French General, /. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1802. 
 
 2077 Rarey, W. H., Horse tamer, d. s, i page 4° 1858. Certifi- 
 
 cate of Membership in Horse tamer's Association. 
 
 2078 Raymond, H. J., Thomas Ritchie, John S. Sleeper, and W. 
 
 W. Seaton, Editors and Journalists, a. /. s. 1 page 8° of 
 each. (4) 
 
 2079 Raymond, Henry J., George Wm. Curtis, Ed. E. Hale, H. 
 
 M. Alden, C. C. Coffin, George Alfred Townsend, and W. 
 W. Seaton, authors, a. I. s. i page 8° of each. (7) 
 
 2080 Read, Harriette Fanning, Actress and Poet, a. I. s. 3 pages 
 
 4° and address, 1859. 
 
 2081 Receipts, or endorsements, on notes of David Jeffries, Town 
 
 treasurer, for loans for the War, 1780, by Thomas Bouteneau, 
 John Gould, Ed. Proctor, John Brown, Joseph Callender, 
 Ezekiel Price, Ralph Hart, Alex Martin, etc. (11) 
 
 2082 Receipts for Congressional documents, printed blanks signed 
 
 1-2 page 4° each, by A. H. Garland, T. F. Bayard, General 
 A. E. Burnside, J. G. Blaine, H. Hamlin, T. O. Howe, Wm. 
 Windom, A. G. Thurman, John A. Logan, B. H. Hill, Wade 
 Hampton, T. W. Ferry, and other Senators and Representa- 
 tives. (100) 
 
 2083 Reid, Whitelaw, Francis Parkman, John Boyle O'Reily, W. S. 
 
 Robinson, David A. Wells, Brantz Mayer, and W. W. Phelps, 
 authors, a. 1. s. i page 8° of each. (7) 
 
 2084 Remusat, J. P. A., French Orientalist, a. /. s. 1 page 4° and 
 
 address. M. Dacier, Secretary of French Institute, a. I. s. 
 I page folio 1826, acknowledging receipt of the news of the 
 death of Thomas Jefferson. (2) 
 
 2085 Richelieu, Duke de, Fri,iich Statesman, Minister of Foreign 
 
 Affairs, /. s. i page folio 1816. 
 
 2086 Ringgold, Samuel, Major, killed at Palo Alto, distinguished 
 
 Artillery Officer, a. 1. s. i page 4° 1841. 
 
 2087 Ringgold, Samuel, Major, killed at Palo Alto, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° and address, 1842. Scarce. 
 
 2088 Ritchie, Thomas, Journalist, a. 1. s. 4 pages 4° 1844. In- 
 
 teresting. M. M. Noah, Journalist, a. I. s. i page 4° 1820. 
 
 (2) 
 
122 CATALOGUE. 
 
 2089 RiTTER, Carl, German Geographer, a. I. s. 3 pages 8° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1825. 
 
 2090 Rives, John C. Journalist, a. 1. s. 8 pages 4° 1857 ; — J. W. 
 
 Forney, James Watson Webb, and Nathaniel Greene, Journa- 
 lists, a. I, s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 2091 RiviNGTON, James, Tory New York Editor, ^. s. i page folio, 
 
 1788, signed twice. On the reverse, //. s. 1 page folio, 1788, 
 of R. Morris, Chief Justice of New York. 
 
 2092 Robertson, William, Scotch Historian, (/. s. i page folio, 
 
 1770, a Diploma on vellum, signed also by Hugh IMair, Wm. 
 Cullen, Adam Ferguson, Sir John Pringle and others. 
 
 2093 RoBSON, George M., Nathan Goflf Jr., George Bancroft, and 
 
 Wm. E. Chandler, Secretaries of Navy, a. I. s. 8° of each. (2). 
 
 2094 Robinson, Rev. E., Biblical Scholar, Professor at Andover, 
 
 and New York, a. L s. i page 4° and address, 1846; — 
 Henry Wikoff, Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 8°. (2) 
 
 2095 Robinson, Wm. S., " Warrenton," J. R. Hawley, John R. Bart- 
 
 lett, E. G. Squier, Dr. R. Dunglison, Charles H. Sweetser, 
 Simon Newcomb, etc., 8° letter ot each. (10) 
 
 2096 Rochefoucauld, Liancourt, Duke de. Statesman and Au- 
 
 thor, /. s. I page 4° 1826. 
 
 2097 Rodney, Csesar A., Attorney General, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 2098 Rogers, Randolph, Sculptor, *' Doors of new Capital exten- 
 
 sion," — Henry Dexter, L. C. Crawford, J. W. Osborn, etc., 
 Artists, 8° letter of each. (10) 
 
 2099 Rogers, Samuel, English Poet, a. I. s. i page 8° 
 
 2100 Rose, George, Statesman, Editor of Domesday Book, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1812 ; — Sir S. R. Meyrick, Historian, a. L s. i 
 page 8° 1845. (2) 
 
 2101 Ross, John, " Kooweskoowe." Cherokee Chief, a. l. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° 1832, relative to the affairs of his tribe. Interesting and 
 rare. 
 
 2102 RossETTi, D. G., Poet, a. 1. s. Initials 4 pages 8° 
 
 2103 RossETTi, D. G., Poet, a. 1. s. 4 pages 8° 
 
 2104 Rothermel, Peter F. Artist " De Soto discovering the Missi- 
 
 sippi," a. I. s. I page 4° 1848. 
 
 2105 RovALL, Anne, Author, a captive for 15 years among the In- 
 
 dians, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1840, to Henry A. Wise. 
 
 2106 RuMFORD, Sarah, Countess of, d. s. 1-2 page 4°, with printed 
 
 invitation to the funeral of Count Rumford, i page 4° 18 14. 
 
 2107 Rush, Richard, a. I. s. " R. R." 2 pages folio, 1815 — How- 
 
 ell Cobb, a. I. s. I page 4° 1850. Secretaries of Treasury. (2) 
 
 2108 Russell, Jonathan, " Treaty of Ghent," a. I. s. 3 pages folio, 
 
 1812. — H. W. Hilliard, and John Appleton, Diplomatists, a. 
 I. s. of each. (3) 
 
CATALOGUE. 123 
 
 2109 RuTLEDOE, Charles, David Tod, John Floyd, H. W. Hilliard, 
 
 James Gadsden, Hugh Nelson, J. R. Poinset, General Swift, 
 Henry C. Murphy, J. Y. Mason, Jonathan Russell, Dabney 
 S. Carr, C. C. Cainbreling, G. M. Dallas, Henry A. Wise, J. 
 Randolph Clay, etc., U. S. Ministers to Foreign Govern- 
 ments. I page 4° letter of each. (25) 
 
 2 1 10 QIT. Domingo, Hayti, France, Germany, Documents of those 
 ^5 countries, with many signatures, and various datjs. (26) 
 
 2111 St. HiLARE, General, Imperial Army of France, a. I, s. 2 
 
 pages 4°, as General of Division. 1805. 
 
 21 12 Sala, George Augustus, Author and Journalist, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 8°. 
 2x13 SANTA-Anna, A. L., Mexican General, President of Mexico, 
 /. s. I page 4°. 
 
 21 14 Sargent, Epes, H. J. Raymond, and W. C. Prime, Authors 
 
 and Journalists, a. I. s, i page 8° of each. (3) 
 
 2115 Sargent, Nathan, "Oliver Old School," Author, rt. /. i'. 3 
 
 pages 4°, 1840; — John VV. Forney, P'red. A. Tallmadge, 
 John H. Wheeler, " History of North Carolina," T. W. White, 
 Robert M. Walsh, etc., Editors and Authors. 4'' letter of 
 each. (12) 
 
 21 16 Savarv, Jean M., Duke of Rovigo, French Marshal, /. s. i 
 
 page folio, and address. 1810. 
 
 2 1 17 Saxe, John G., Poet, a. I. s. i page 8° 1855. 
 
 2118 Schoolcraft, Henry R., Traveller and Author, a. I. s. 4 
 
 pages 4° 1846. Very fine. 
 
 2 1 19 Schoolcraft, Henry R., Indian Explorer, a. I, s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 and address, 1828, with Autograph Manuscript, signed, 4 
 pages 4°, on " Aboriginal Nomenclature." (2) 
 
 2120 ScoRESBY, Wm., Arctic Explorer, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1848. 
 
 2121 ScoRESBV, Wm., a. /. s. 1 page 8° 1848; — Sir Edward Bel- 
 
 cher, d. s. I page 4° 1840. Arctic Explorers. (2) 
 
 2122 ScoTT, Sir Walter, Novelist and Historian, a. I. s. i page 8° 
 
 and address. 
 
 2123 Scott, Sir Walter, Novelist and Historian, a. I. s. i page 8° 
 
 2124 Scrap-book. Folio volume of 45 leaves, half filled with notes 
 
 of Invitation, and Visiting Cards, of Distinguished Persons, 
 American and Foreign. 
 
 2125 Sears, Barnas, Francis Wayland, and Alexis Caswell, Presi- 
 
 dents of Brown University, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° of each. (3) 
 
 2126 Sebastiani, Francois H., French Marshal and Diplomatist, 
 
 /. s. I page folio, 1832. 
 
 2127 Sedgewick, Catherine M., Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1844. 
 
 2128 Sedgewick, Theodore, and Epes Sargent, Authors, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 2129 Segur, Louis Philippe, C'ount de. Diplomatist and Historian, 
 
 Served in Revolution, at Capture of Yorktown, a. I, s. i 
 page 4° 1813. 
 
124 CATALOGUE. 
 
 2130 Senate, and House of U. S. Members of, Cabinet Officers, 
 
 and acting and ad-interim Officers. Letters. (115) 
 
 2 13 1 Sevier, John, M. C. Perry, J. J. Crittenden, Solomon Foot, J. 
 
 P. Espy, John Blair, John McNiel, Wm. L. Burt, etc. Por- 
 tions of Letters and Documents, signed. (15) 
 
 2132 Sinclair, Sir John, E. H. Derby, W. L. Ellsworth, John Hare 
 
 Powell, J. P. Cushing, E. C. Cabell, etc. Agriculturists. 4° 
 Letters. (19) 
 
 2133 Senior, Nassau Wm., Political Economist and Statesman, 
 
 a. I. s. 4 pages 4° and address, 1840. To H. S. Legard. 
 
 2134 Sergeant, John, and Wm. Cranch, Lawyers and Statesmen, 
 
 a, I. s. I page 4° and address, 1840, of each, (2) 
 213s Setchell, Dan., Actor, a. I. s. 3 pages 8°, relative to his 
 Performances in Washington. 
 
 2136 Setchell, Dan., and Wm, Warren, Actors, a. I. s. i page 
 
 8° of each. (2) 
 
 2137 Sewall, Samuel, Judge in Witchcraft Trials at Salem, d. s. 
 
 I page folio. 172 1. 
 
 2138 Sewall, Samuel, Isaac Addington and Elisha Cooke, of the 
 
 Council, (/. s. 2 pages folio, 1702. Oath administered by 
 them to 32 Citizens of Massachusetts, who subscribed to the 
 " Oaths appointed to be taken instead of the Oaths of Alle- 
 giance, and Supremacy and Declaration." Among the 32 
 Signers are Nehemiah Jewett, James Converse, Ed. Brattle, 
 Thomas Oliver, etc. Also, an " Association." i page folio. 
 Signed by 32 citizens of Mass., declaring William to be the 
 Rightful and Lawful King," and Pledging themselves to Re- 
 venge any Popish Plots against his Life and Reign, signed 
 by the same Men as the Preceeding. Important Historical 
 Documents. 
 
 2139 Sewall, Samuel, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Massachu- 
 
 setts, </. s. I page folio, 1791. 
 
 2140 Sewall, Stephen, Clerk of the Court at the trials for witch- 
 
 craft, at Salem, r/. s,, with 5 lines autograph. i page folio, 
 
 1723- 
 
 2 1 41 Seward, Olive R., Mrs. Frelinghuysen, Mrs. Clay, Mrs. 
 
 Reverdy Johnson, Mrs. Sherman, and Mrs. Fish, Authors, 
 and Statesmen's Wives, a. I. s, 8° of each. (6) 
 
 2142 Seward, Wm. H., Edward Everett, Lewis Cass, and Hamilton 
 
 Fish, Secretaries of State, a. I. s. 8° of each. (4) 
 
 2143 Seward, Wm. H., Wm. L. Marcy, Louis McLane, John For- 
 
 syth, M. Dickerson, Lewis Cass, etc., Secretaries of State, 
 /. s. 4° and folio of each. (8) 
 
 2144 Sheepshanks, R., Mathematician and Astronomer, a. I. s. 3 
 
 pages 8° 1834, and R. Pakenham, a, I. s. 2 pages 8° (2) 
 
 2145 Shelley, Sir John, English Statesman, a. I. in 3d person. 2 
 
 pages 4° and address ; — Charles, Earl Whitworth, Diploma- 
 tist, a. I. s. I page 4° and address, 1802. (2) 
 
CATALOGUE, 125 
 
 2146 SnERnuRNE, Henry, Congress of 1754, li- s. i page folio, 
 
 1734. Scarce. 
 
 2147 Sherman, John, Thomas Corwin, George S. Boutwell, and 
 
 William Windom, Secretaries of Treasury, a. I. s. 8° of 
 each. (4) 
 
 2148 Shifxaher, B. p., " Mrs. Partington," a. I. s. i page 4° 1882 ; 
 
 — E. I). Morgan, Matthew L. Davis, " Spy in Washington," 
 Prof. W. B. Maclay, Nathan Sargent, " Oliver Old School," 
 Theophilus Fisk, etc., Editors and Authors. 4° letter of 
 each. (12) 
 
 2149 Shillaber, B. p., Donn Piatt, Walt. Whitman, Sam. Adams 
 
 Drake, Charles Hale, E. Croswell, W. C. Church, and E. A. 
 Rollins, Authors, a. /. s. 1 page 8° of each. (8) 
 
 2150 Ship's Paper, signed by Andrew Jackson, President, John For- 
 
 syth, Secretary of State, folio. On vellum, 
 
 2151 Ship's Paper, signed by John Tyler, President, and H. S. 
 
 Legare, Secretary of State, folio, 1843. On vellum. 
 
 2152 Signatures, James Buchanan, John White, William Grayson, 
 
 Ed. Kent, Wm. Pennington, John Bell, Jeremiah Smith, Caleb 
 Cushing, J. P. Kennedy, N. P. Tallmadge, Rufus Choate, 
 Thomas Ewing, Arthur Livermore, etc. (51) 
 
 2153 Sir.ouRNEV, Mrs. L. H., Poet, a. I. in 3d person, i page 8° 
 
 and address, 1835. 
 
 2154 SiGOURNEV, L. H,, Poet,<7. /. 5-., initials. 2 pages 8°; — Annie 
 
 S. Husted, Autograph Poem, signed. 2 pages 8° (2) 
 
 2155 SiLLiMAN, B., Jr., Scientist, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1883 ; — A. D. 
 
 Bache, U. S. Coast Survey, a. I. s. 1 page 4° and address, 
 
 1835- (2) 
 
 2156 SiLVESTRE-de-Sacy, Baron, Orientalist, a. I. s. i page 4° and 
 
 address, 1830. 
 
 2157 SiMMS, Wm. Gilmore, Poet, a. I. s. i page 4° and address. 
 
 2158 SiMMS, Wm. Gilmore, Poet, a. /. J. i page 4° Signed "Simms." 
 
 2159 Simms, Wm. Gilmore, and Mrs. H. Marion Stephens, Poets, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 2160 Skinner, J. S., Isaac Hill, J. W. Forney, T. B. Florence, and 
 
 Nathaniel Greene, Journalists, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 2161 Slater, Samuel, Father of Cotton Manufactures, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1805. Portrait. 
 
 SLAVERY. 
 
 2162 Slavery. "Anti-Slavery Reporter, Vol. I, No. 4," "Justice 
 
 and Expediency, or Slavery Considered with a View to its 
 rightful and effectual Remedy — Abolition, by John G. 
 Whittier, 1833." Printed pamphlet of 12 pages, with two 
 other pamphlets on Slavery. (3) 
 
126 CATALOGUE. 
 
 SLAVERY. Continued. 
 
 2163 Slavery. Urown.John. Letters relating to the raid on Harper's 
 Ferry in 1H59, by John lirovvn, to the arrest, trial and Execu- 
 tion of IJrown, and the subsequent action in reference thereto 
 all addressed to Henry A. Wise, Governor of Va. at that 
 time. (37) 
 
 3164 "From Congo to Congress." This is the title of a 
 
 folio volume ot '58 pages, half morocco, prepared by Major 
 Poore, illustrative of the events in the progress of the Negro, 
 from his native barbarism on the shores of Africa, to the 
 highest position he has attained in this Country, in the 
 Halls of Congress. It begins with a bill of sale of a negro 
 to the Captain of a vessel on the coast of Africa dated 
 " Au Cap. le 2 fervier 1783." i page folio, with 4 bills 
 of sale in Richmond, with 5 autograph manuscript adver- 
 tisements of rewards for escaped slaves by David Porter, 
 Gabriel Duval and others, and 18 printed handbills of the 
 same pu.port. Then follows a document signed by Nathan 
 Dane, the author of the ordinance of 1787, and a printed 
 act of Incorporation of the American Colonization Society, 
 as reported to the House of Representatives (Document 
 147), with an a. d. s. of Henry Clay, its founder and advo- 
 cate, 1-2 page 4° 1817. 3 a. I. s. of R. R. Gurley, its 
 Agent, of 2 pages 4° each ; a printed copy of the Act of 
 George IV of England, 1824 " to amend the Laws relating to 
 the slave trade;" an /. j. 4 pages 8° of Wm. Wilberforce, 
 1817 ; Wm. Lloyd Garrison, a. I. s. i page 4° ; John G. Whit- 
 tier, a. /. s. 4 pages 8° ; S. G. Howe, a. I. s. i page 8° ; J. 
 Torrey, a. I. s. 1 page 4° ; Wendell Phillips, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 4° ; Lewis Tappan and Horace Binney, each, a. I. s. 1 page 
 4° ; Owen Lovejoy, a. /. s. i page 8° ; Daniel Webster, a. I. s. 
 1 page 4°; John Quincy Adams, an autograph MSS. of 3 
 pages 4° 1844, on Petitions presented to the House. David 
 Wilmot, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° ; portion of a letter, signed by 
 Franklin Pierce ; Preston S. Brooks, a. i.s. i page 4° ; Charles 
 Sumner, a. I. s. 1 page 8°; Henry A. Wise, Thaddeus Ste- 
 vens, and J. R. Giddings, each a. I. s. i page 4° ; Edward 
 Everett, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° ; Henry Wilson, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 Jefferson Davis, a. I. s. i page 4° ; General W. T. Sher- 
 man, James Buchanan, Samuel J. Randall, and S. P. Chase, 
 each, a. I. s. i page 8° ; H. Hamlin, John Sherman, and A. 
 P. Butler, each, a. I. s. i page 4° ; Millard Fillmore, Wm. H. 
 Seward, Robert Toombs, and H. B. Anthony, each, a. I. s. i 
 page 8° ; John Slidell, and L. Q. C. Lamar, each, a. I. s. 1 
 page 4° ; W. P. Fessenden, R. M. T. Hunter, H. L. Dawes, 
 Horace Greeley, Schuyler Colfax and James Brooks, each, 
 a. I. s. I page 8° ; Caleb Cushing, and Bishop W. Meade, each, 
 a. I. s. I page 4°; Geo. Wm. Curtis, T. W. Higginson, R. B. 
 Rhett, Jr., Bishop G. Haven, each, a. /. s. 8° and portions of 
 
CATALOGUE. 127 
 
 SLAVERY. Continued. 
 
 letters, and letters signed, by Levi Cass, Z. Chandler, Anson 
 lUirlingame, J. M. Mason, and other partizans in the Ai)oli- 
 tion controversy. The contest about Kansas be^^ins with an 
 <7. /. s. I pn^c 4° of H. R. Helper, a printed proclamation of 
 Governor \V. Shannon, the MS.S. report of the Committee of 
 Conference on " a bill for admission of Kansas," i page 
 folio; a printed "Act for the protection of property in Slaves 
 in New Mexico." " (General Lane's answer to the Presi- 
 dent's Message," printed, 1858. L. M. Keitt, a. I. s. i page 
 4° ; Charles Sumner, two a. I. s. 2 pages 4° each, June 30, 
 ' and July 4, 1856, relative to his inability to appear in Court, 
 
 after the assault by P. S. I5rooks, The Harper's Ferry raid 
 has an <i. /. s. i page 4° of John Brown, unmistakeably indi- 
 cating his projected attack. 
 
 Boston, Mass., 6th March, 1858. 
 " Dear Wife and Children every one, 
 
 1 now write to say that success has so far attended my 
 efTorts, that I not only hope to be able to go on with my 
 business (still I dare say ' my Father's business'), but to 
 see you again before a great while, I ' would praise the 
 Lord for his goodness ; and his wonderful works to the 
 children of men.' I have moved about with the utmost 
 stillness, but my proposed measures seem to be most cor- 
 dially approved by almost all earnest friends of human- 
 ity. F'or this I would be very thankful. I feel that the 
 great Harvest day of my life approaches ; and shall I not 
 *■ gird up my loins,' that I may reap ? Now O (iod, when 
 I am old, and grey headed, forsake me not till I have 
 showed THY STRENGTH, unto this generation,' I go from 
 this to Philadelphia for a few days, after which I hope 
 soon to be on my way to N. E. Enclose to ¥. Douglas 
 as before : but do not direct to Captain Krown. May 
 God bless you all. 
 
 Your Affectionate Husband and Father, 
 
 John Brown." 
 There are many letters to H. A. Wise, from Beverly Tucker, 
 Amos A. Lawrence, Charles Levi Woodbury, Watson Free- 
 man and others relative to Brown, an a. I. s. of Henry A. 
 Wise on the same subject, and many from obscure persons; 
 an a. I. s. 3 pages 8° of Richard Realf, Secretary of State 
 under Brown's " Provisional Constitution," an autograph 
 MSS. signed i page folio, of Thaddeus Hyatt, the contuma- 
 cious witness in the Congressional investigation, dated from 
 "Washington Jail," an autograph MSS. signed 2 pages 4° of 
 John A. Andrew, giving his reasons for refusing to appear as 
 a witness, and many other letters of a similar character. 
 
 The period of the War begins with a small a. I. s. of Presi- 
 dent Lincoln, a fac-simile of the Emancipation Proclama'.ion. 
 
ia8 CATALOGUE. 
 
 SLAVERY. Contlnutd. 
 
 an a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1862 of General N. P. Banks, to a Com. 
 of Clongress, in regard to nse of Cioveriinient convoviincc, in 
 which occurs this sentence ,i\nn\t a colored girl. " I requested 
 the Cannoneers to give her a lift — and the gallant men who 
 had hung upon the rear of the column for its defence the 
 greater part of the distance answered with alacrity — No suc- 
 cessful efforts were made to ascertain her complexion, but it 
 is not impossible that she belonged to the Clasi rei ■•red to in 
 the resolution, and that her little limbs had been strength- 
 ened by some vague dream of Liberty, to be lost or won, in 
 that hurried night march." Also the autograph MSS. of 
 Charles Sumner, i page 8° presenting John S. Rock for ad- 
 mission to the Har of the Supreme Court, the first colored 
 lawyer admitted to that Har; with an a. /. s. oi George T. 
 Downing, H. R. Revels, B. K. Bruce, Robert Smalls, John 
 R. Lynch, J. H. Rainey, R. H. Cain, VV. B. Small, and J. M. 
 Langston, colored Members of Congress, and Frederick 
 Douglass, a, I. s. 3 pages 8°, an exceedingly interesting letter 
 relative to John Brown ; the Volume concludmg with an ex- 
 tract in the autograph of Charles Sumner, from a letter he 
 had received from Henri Martin, 10 April, 1865. "The great 
 cause is gained, and it is one of the most enormous events 
 which the world has ever witnessed. The consequences will 
 be to the advantage of civilization and liberty over the whole 
 globe. It is a great honor for the men who have been the 
 actors in the winding up of this prodigious drama. If there 
 have been faults in the earlier periods they have been well 
 retrieved by the magnificent campaign." 
 
 The volume is profusely illustrated with portraits, wood- 
 cuts, and many documents and letters which could not be 
 enumerated in this description. 
 
 2165 Slavery. Printed Handbills of rewards for runaway slaves, 
 
 of 20 dollars each. (4) 
 
 2166 Autograph MSS. advertisements of runaway slaves, and 
 
 slaves wanted, by Gabriel Duval, VVm. H. Crawford, Commo- 
 dore Tingey, Richard Bland Lee, L. McLane, Joseph Kent, 
 Richard Rush, P. B. Key, Robert Bowie, etc. 16) 
 
 2167 Printed Handbills of rewards for runaway slaves, of 
 
 50 dollars each. (5) 
 
 2168 Printed Handbills of rewards for runaway slaves, of 50 
 
 dollars each. (5) 
 
 2169 Printed Handbills of rewards for runaway slaves, of 60 
 
 and 40 dollars. (5) 
 
 2170 Printed Handbills of rewards for runaway slaves, of 
 
 100 dollars each. (4) 
 
 217 1 Printed Handbills of rewards for runaway slaves, of 
 
 100 dollars each. (4) 
 
CATALOGUE. 129 
 
 ■LAVBRY. Contlnuad. 
 
 2172 Si.AVKkv. I'rintcd Handbills of rewards for runaway slaves, 
 
 of 350 and 300 dollars. (3) 
 
 2173 Printed Handbills of sales of slaves, and of young ne- 
 groes wanted to purchase. (3) 
 
 2174 Letters and docuincnis relating to that subject, being 
 
 bills of sale of slaves, advertisements of fugitives, letters in 
 relation to sales, and (.'ongressional action on the subject. A 
 large portion of the letters are addressed to Henry A. Wise, 
 (62) 
 
 217s SMii.i.tF, George N., and Charles Lanman, Landscape paint- 
 ters, a. I. s, i page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 2176 Smith, Caleb B., Columbus Delano, and J. A. Pearce, Secre- 
 
 taries of Interior, a. /. s. i page 8° of each. (3) 
 
 2177 Smith, Tersifer F., Maj-General in Mexican War, T. B. Ran- 
 
 som, Col. killed at Chepultepec, Col. John Savage, Florida 
 War, Archibald Yell, killed at Buena Vista, Col. Francis 
 Lee, and Brig-General Archibald Henderson, a. /, s. 1 page 
 4° of each. (6) 
 
 2178 SociKTV, American Philosophical, f/. s. i page folio, " Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1823," signed by 33 members, among them, Joseph 
 Hopkinson, P. S. Duponceau, Dr. Chapman, L. Cheves, John 
 Vaughan, N. Biddle, Wm. Tilghman, M. Carey, Dr. Dewees, 
 etc. 
 
 2179 SoMERViLLE, Mrs. Mary, Author and astronomer, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 8° 
 
 2180 SouLT, Nicolas, French Marshal, a. I. s. i page 4° and /. s. 
 
 I page folio, 1844, as Duke of Dalmatia. (2) 
 
 2 181 SouLT, Marshall, Duke de Dalmatia, a, I, s, i page 4° 1835. 
 
 2182 SouTHWORTH, Emma D. E. N., Author, a. I, s. 3 pages 8" 
 
 1850. Scarce. 
 
 2183 Sparks, Rev. Jared, Historian, President of Harvard College, 
 
 a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address, 1844. 
 
 2184 Sparks, Rev. Jared, Historian, a. /. s. 3 pages 4° and address, 
 
 1846. 
 
 2185 Speakers of U. S. House of Representatives, George W. 
 
 Hopkins, Schuyler Colfax, and R. C. Winthrop, a. I. s. 8° of 
 each. (3) 
 
 2186 Speakers of U. S. House of Representatives, Lynn Boyd, 
 
 and N. P. Banks, a. I. s. i page 8° of each. (2). 
 
 2187 Speech of Jefferson Davis, in New Jersey, Manuscript, 4 
 
 pages 4°; — H. S. Foote, a. d. "Mr. Foote,"8 pages 4° Speech 
 on the " Union " ; — Cuthbert Powell, of Virginia, a. I. s. 19 
 pages folio, 1842, to his Constituents. Important political 
 manuscripts. (3) 
 
o 
 
 130 CATALOGUE. 
 
 2188 Spencer, John C, Secretary of Treasury and War, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° and address, 1835. 
 
 2189 Spinner, F. E., Treasurer of the United States, a. I. s. 4 
 
 pages 4° 1867 ; — James Rarbour, Daniel Webster, H. Clay, 
 JeiT. Davis, John Y. Mason, J. Q. Adams, W. M. Evarts, Levi 
 Woodbury, A. Gallatin, etc. Letters and documents. 4° (15) 
 
 2190 Sprague, Charles, and John Boyle O'Reilly, Poets, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 8'' of each. (2) 
 
 2 19 1 Sprague, Charles, J. Silk Buckingham, C. T. Jackson, Duke 
 
 de Bassano, George S. Hillard, Drake Dekay, Joel Cook, 
 Francis Lieber, H. Johnson, etc. Portions of letters and 
 documents, signed. (15) 
 
 2192 Sprague, Kate Chase, Dorothea L. Dix, Mrs. Hamilton Fish, 
 
 Lady Thornton, etc., a. I. s, 8° of each. (5) 
 
 2193 Squier, E. George, Author and Traveller, a. I. s. 4 pages 4' 
 
 '• Leon de Nicaragua, 1849." Scarce. 
 
 2194 Stamps, Embossed English, i shilling, American embossed, 
 
 25 cents and two dollars. Old Post Marks of Washington, 
 Richmond, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, New York, etc. (15) 
 219s Stanfield, Clarkson, Celebrated Landscape and Marine 
 Painter, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1845. 
 
 2196 Stanhope, Lady Hester Lucy, Traveller and Politician, a. d. s. 
 
 1-2 page 4° 1838. 
 
 2197 Stanislaus, Leczinsky, King of Poland, d. s. 2 pages folio, 
 
 1764, Signed also by the Officers of State. On vellum. 
 
 2198 Stanley, A. P., Dean of Westminster, a. I. s. 3 pages 8° to 
 
 Col. Chester. 
 
 2199 Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, Reformer, a. I. s, 2 pages 8° 1883 ; 
 
 — Susan B. Anthony, and Mary H. Schoolcraft, a. I. s. i 
 page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 2200 State, Secretaries of, John M. Clayton, R. Rush, W. H. Seward, 
 
 Wm. L. Marcy, etc., /. s. 4° of each. (7) 
 
 2201 State, Secretaries of, Daniel Webster, R. Rush, Lewis Cass, 
 
 H. Fish, Wm. L. Marcy, etc., /. s. 4° of each. (7) 
 
 2202 Steamboats. Papers concerning the difficulty between Fulton 
 
 and Livingston, Patentees for Steamboats in the United 
 States and Territories, and John Stevens, of Hoboken, with 
 MSS. Poem, " The First Steamboat." (4) 
 
 2203 Stedman, E. C, Poet and Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 
 
 2204 Stephens, Mrs. Ann S., Novelist, a. I. s. 1 page 8° 1866. 
 
 1205 Stephens, Mrs. H. Marion, Poet, Autograph Poem signed, 2 
 pages 8°, " The Flower Valentine." 
 
 2206 Stephens, Mrs. H. Marion, Poet, a. I. s. i page 8° ; — Miss 
 
 Nancy N. Scott, " Life of Hugh Lawson White," a. I. s. 3 
 pages 8° 1855. (2) 
 
 2207 Stephens, John L., Celebrated Traveller, Author of "Arabia 
 
 Petraea," " Yucatan," etc., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1846. Scarce. 
 
o 
 
 CATALOGUE. 131 
 
 2208 Stevens, Henry, Charles Lanman, and Samuel Adams Drake, 
 
 Authors, a. l. s, 8° of each. (3) 
 
 2209 Stevens, Thaddeus, and Anson Burlingame, Lawyers and 
 
 Statesmen, a. I. s. 1 page 4^" of each. (2) 
 i2io Stevenson, A., Speaker of House, a. I. s. 2 pages 4" 1850. 
 J2II Stevenson, A., and Henry Hubbard, Speakers of House, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 4° of each, (2) 
 
 2212 SroDDERT, Benjamin, Secretary of Navy, a. I. s. 3 pages 4 
 
 and address, 1805. 
 
 2213 SroDDERT, Ben., and Mahlon Dickerson, a. I. s. i page 4° of 
 
 each. Secretaries of Navy. (2) 
 
 2214 Strother, David H., "Porte-Crayon," Artist and Author, 
 
 a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1858. 
 
 2215 Strother, David H., Artist, " Porte-Crayon " ; — E. Leutze, 
 
 Miner K. Kellogg, Barney Williams, etc., Artists. 8° letter of 
 each, (11) 
 
 2216 Subordinape Officers of U. S. Government, Members of 
 
 House and Senate, etc. Letters. (115) 
 
 2217 Suchet, L. G., Duke of Albufera. Marshal of France, /. s. i 
 
 page folio, 1815. 
 
 2218 Sullivan, Wm., Thoiuas H. Benton, S. Breese, John Barney, 
 
 Lawers and Statesmen, a. I. s. i page 4° of each. (4) 
 
 2219 Sully, Duchess of, Rachel de Cochefillet, d. s. i page folio, 
 
 1630. Signed also by Francois de Bethune, Count d'Orual. 
 
 2220 Sully, Thomas, Artist, a. I. s. i page 4°, and address, 1834, 
 
 2221 Summer, Charles, a. I. s., in pencil, i page 8° 1867. The 
 
 famous Letter to E. M. Stanton, " Stick." 
 
 2222 Sumner, Charles, Statesman, a. I. s. i page 8" and address. 
 
 1847. 
 
 2223 Sumner, George, Author and Traveller, Brother of Charles, 
 
 a. I. s. 3 pages 8°. 
 
 2224 Sutter, Col. J. A., Proprietor of Sutter's Mills, California, 
 
 where Gold was first Discovered, a. I. s. i page 8° 1854. 
 
 2225 Sutter, Col. J. A., "Sutter's Mill's, California," and Capt. 
 
 Josiah Sturgis. Portrait of each. Folio. (2) 
 
 2226 SwAYNE, N. H., and M. R. Waite, Judges of the U. S. Su- 
 
 preme Court, a. /. s. 8° each. (2) 
 
 2227 CpALLEYRAND, Charles Maurice, Prince, Statesman, d. s. 
 
 I I page 4° 1802. 
 
 2228 Talleyrand, Charles Maurice, Prince, Statesman, /. s. 2 
 
 pages folio, 1798. 
 
 2229 Talleyrand, Charles Maurice, Prince, Statesman, /. s. i 
 
 page folio, 1815. 
 
 2230 Taylor, John VV., Speaker of House, a. l. s. i page 4° and 
 
 address, 1826. 
 
132 CATALOGUE. 
 
 2231 Teller, H. M., Jacob Thompson, R. McClelland, etc., 
 
 Secretaries of Interior, /. s. 4° of each. (5) 
 
 2232 Tenterden, Lord, Rochambeau, M. de Noailles, Aristarchi 
 
 Bey, Bartholdi, P. Margry, C. de la Barea, Max Outrey, etc., 
 Diplomatists. 8°. Letters. (30) 
 
 2233 Telfair, Edward, Marcus Morton, D. D. Porter, Geo. W. 
 
 Campbell, Andrew Jackson, Gen. Silas Casey, E. C. Z. Jud- 
 son, Commodore Warrenton, C. A. Wickliffe, G. S. Hillard, 
 H. B. Anthony, Sam. Bowles, etc. Signatures. (20) 
 
 2234 Thackeray, Wm. M., Author, a. I. s. i page 8° "Boston, 
 
 1855." Scarce. 
 
 2235 Thackeray, Wm. M., Author, a. I. s. Initials, i page 8° 
 
 and address, with i page 8° of Autograph Manuscript, of 
 Places to visit in his Continental Tour. (2) 
 
 2236 Thomas, Isaiah, " History of Printing, a. I. s. 2 pages folio, 
 
 and address. 1800. Injured. 
 
 2237 Thomas, Isaiah, Author, History of Printing, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 folio, and address. 1801. 
 
 2238 Thomas, Philip F., Sec. of Treasury, Gov. of Maryland, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 4° 1855. 
 
 2239 Thompson, Jacob, Sec. of Interior, a. I, s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, franked, 1846. 
 
 2240 Thompson, Jacob, and James A. Pearce, a. l. s. i page 4° of 
 
 each. Secretary of Interior. (2) 
 
 2241 Thompson, John R., and George Wm. Curtis, Authors, a, I. s. 
 
 8° of each. (2) 
 
 2242 Thompson, John R,, and James T. Fields, Authors, a. I. s. 8° 
 
 of each. (2) 
 
 2243 Thompson, R. W., Secretary of Navy, a. /. s. 1 page 4° 1879. 
 
 2244 Thompson, R. W., and J. P. Kennedy, a. I. s. i page 4° of 
 
 each. Secretaries of Navy. (2) 
 
 2245 Thorburn, Grant, Agriculturist, Autograph manuscript, 2 
 
 pages folio, 1852. On the death of Daniel Webster, 
 
 2246 Thornton, Sir Edward, British Diplomatist, and Lady Thorn- 
 
 ton, a. I. s. I page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 2247 Thorpe, T. B., Artist and Author, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1865. 
 
 2248 Ticknor, George, Author, "History of Spanish Literature," a. 
 
 I. s. I page 4° and address, 18 17. 
 
 2249 Ticknor, George, and Francis Parkman, Historians, a. I. s. 
 
 I page 8° of each. (2) 
 
 2250 TiLTON, Theodore, Author, d. s. 1 page folio, 1866. Signed 
 
 also by 18 others, Representatives of the Press, thanking the 
 Convention of Southern Loyalists for Courtesies received. 
 
 2251 Todd, C. S., Wm. C. Rives, J. Randolph Clay, H. A. Muhlen- 
 
 berg, R. M. Saunders, A. Smith, Edward Livingston, Waddy 
 Thompson, H. Bleecker, E. A. Hannegan, Thomas H. Nelson, 
 etc.. Ministers to Foreign Governments, a. L s. 1 page 4° of 
 each. (18) 
 
CATALOGUE. 133 
 
 2252 Tompkins, Daniel D., Vice President, rt-. /. j. i page 4° ; — 
 
 John Tyler, President, Endorsements on 4° letters, and signed, 
 
 (3) 
 
 2253 ToucEY, Isaac, Secretary of Navy, and Atty-General, a. I, s. 
 
 1 page 4° and address, 1839. 
 
 2254 TouRGEE, Albion W., Novelist, a. I. s. i page 8° 1881 ; — 
 
 Thomas Ritchie, distinguished Journalist, a. I. s. 4 pages 8° 
 
 1853. (2) 
 
 2255 TowNSEND, George Alfred, W. S. Robinson, (" Warrenton,") 
 
 and Edward L. Pierce, Journalists, c. /. s. 8° of each. (3) 
 
 2256 Train, Enoch, Governor Wm. Grr^y, Wm. Bartlett, R. B. 
 
 Forbes, Wm. Appleton, A. A. Lawrence, Wm. Sturgis, E. 
 H. Derby, etc, Merchants of Boston. Letters. (17) 
 
 2257 Train, George Francis, The eccentric merchant, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 8° 1852. 
 
 2258 Train, George Francis, Donn Piatt, Hamilton Fish, John W. 
 
 Forney, Whitelaw Reid, A. Ward, etc., 8° letter of each. (10) 
 
 2259 Treasurer of the Town of Boston, David Jeffries, his notes 
 
 for money loaned for the War, 1780; -Endorsed by William 
 Phillips, Benjamin Waldo, Wm. Fleet, S. A. Otis, Edward 
 Proctor, Thomas Russell, etc. (12) 
 
 2260 Treaty, Plan of, between France and Italy on one part, and 
 
 the United States on the other, with letters, relating to that, 
 and to the declaration of war by Great Britain against the 
 United States, written to Joel Barlow, United States Minister, 
 by the ambassadors of Italy, Bavaria, Hesse, Wurtemberg, 
 Saxony, Prussia, Baden, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, the 
 
 2 Sicilies, Westphalia, and by James Monroe, Secretary of 
 State, etc, (20) 
 
 2261 Trowbridge, J. T., Poet and Author, a. I. s. i page 4° and 
 
 address, 1849. 
 
 2262 Trowbridge, J, T., Poet and Author, a. d. s. i page 4° 1850; 
 
 — Charles Lanman, and Wm, Duane, Authors, a. l. s. 4° of 
 each. (3) 
 
 2263 Tucker, H. St. George, Jurist and Author, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 
 
 and address, 1832. 
 
 2264 TucKERMAN, Edward, B. Silliman, and John Torrey, Scientists, 
 
 a. /.s.8° of each. (3) 
 
 2265 TucKERMAN, Edward, Botanist, James P. Espy, Metereologist, 
 
 F, R, Hassler, P'ounder of "Coast Survey," Col. J. D. Gra- 
 hame, a. /. s. 4° of each. (4) 
 
 2266 TucKERMAN, Henry T., Poet and Author, <?. /. s. 2 pages 8° 
 
 1867. 
 
 2267 TucKERMAN, Henry i'.. Poet and Author, a. I. s. 3 pages 8° 
 
 1865. 
 
 2268 TuPPER, Martin Farquhar, Poet, <r. /. s, i page 8° 1846. 
 
134 CATALOGUE. 
 
 2269 TuRREAU, L. M., Baron, French General with Rochambeau, in 
 
 Revolutionary War, a. I. s. i page 4° 1813. 
 
 2270 "Twain, Mark," S. L. Clemens, "Petroleum V. Nasby," D. 
 
 R. Locke, a. I. s. i page 3'^ of each; — " Doesticks P. B.," 
 Mortimer N. Thompson, a. /. s. 1 page 4° (3) 
 
 2271 Tyler, John, President, Autograph Manuscript Speech on the 
 
 " Tariff," delivered in U. S. Senate, " Mr. Tyler said," etc., 
 20 pages 4° 
 
 2272 Tyler, John, President, Naval Commission signed, folio, 1842. 
 
 Signed also by A. P. Upshur, Secretary of Navy. On vellum. 
 
 2273 Tyler, John, President, a. d. s. i page 4° 1841 ; — Jame.s 
 
 Buchanan, President, a. I. s. i page 4° 1843. (2) 
 
 UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS, PRESIDENTS 
 
 AND CABINETS. 
 
 2274 Washington, George, /. s. i page 4° 1791. Message to Con- 
 
 gress. Portrait. 
 
 2275 Adams, John, /. s. 2 pages folio, 1798. To the Inhabitants 
 
 of Newburyport. 
 
 2276 Jefferson, Thomas, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1807. 
 
 2277 Jefferson, Thomas, a. I. s, 2 pages 4° 1806. 
 
 2278 Burr. Aaron, Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4° 1804. 
 
 2279 Burr, Aaron, Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4° 1805. 
 
 2280 Clinton, George, Vice President, General in Revolution, 
 
 a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1804. 
 
 2281 Madison, James, r/. s. i page folio, 1810. Signed also by 
 
 Robert Smith. 
 
 2282 Madison, Dolly P., Wife of President, a. I. in 3d person, i 
 
 page 8°, with franked envelope, and a. /., 1-2 page 4° 
 
 2283 Clinton, (ieorge, Vice President, General in Revolution, 
 
 a. L s. I page 4° and address, 1786. 
 
 2284 Crawford, William H., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. 3 
 
 pages 4° 18 1 7. 
 
 2285 Varnum, Joseph B., Acting Vice President, and Speaker of 
 
 the House, a. 1. s, i page 4" 18 13. 
 
 2286 Gaillard, John, Acting Vice President, a, I. s. i page 4° 
 
 and address, 18 15. 
 
 2287 Gaillard, John, Acting Vice President, a. I. s. 1 page 4 
 
 1814. 
 
 2288 Monroe, James, a. i. s. 4 pages 4° 1815. 
 
 2289 Monroe, James, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 18 14, with d. s., i page 
 
 folio. (2) 
 
 2290 Tompkins, Daniel D., Vice President, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1815. 
 
 2291 Tompkins, Daniel D., Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4° 1814. 
 
 2292 Adams, John Quincy, a. I. s. \ page 4° 181 1. 
 
 2293 Adams, John Quincy, a. L s. 1 page 4° 1798. 
 
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CATALOGUE. 135 
 
 UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS, ETC. Continued. 
 
 2294 Calhoun, John C, Vice President, a. I. s. 7 pages folio, and 
 
 address. Very interesting letter on " State Rights." 
 
 2295 Jackson, Andrew, a. /. s. i page 4° 1817. 
 
 2296 Calhoun, John C, Vice President, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and 
 
 address, 1840. 
 
 2297 White, Hugh Lawson, Acting Vice President, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° 1837, to Henry A. Wise, on the death of his wife. 
 
 2298 Van Buren, Martin, Vice President, a. /. s. 1 page 4° 1824. 
 
 2299 Van Buren, Martin, a. /. s. 1 page 4° and address, 1833. 
 
 2300 Van Buren, Martin, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1829. 
 
 2301 Johnson, Richard M., Vice President, a. I. s. 1 page folio, 
 
 and address, 1844. 
 
 2302 Johnson, Richard M., Vice President, a. I. s, i page folio, 
 
 and address, 1845. 
 
 2303 Johnson, Richard M., Vice President, a. /. s. 4 pages 4° 1823. 
 
 2304 Harrison, Wm. H., a. I. s. i page folio, 1832. 
 
 2305 Harrison, Mrs. W. H., signature attached to a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° 1841, of J. Scott Harrison, Son of President Harrison. 
 
 2306 Tyler, John, Vice President, a. I. s, 1 page 4° 1856. 
 
 2307 Tyler, John, Vice President, a. /. s. i page 4° 1829, signed 
 
 also by James K. Polk, 
 
 2308 Tyler, John, a. /. s. 3 pages 4° and address, franked, 1856. 
 
 2309 Tyler, Mrs. John, (Julia Gardner,) a. I, s. 3 pages 8° 1859, 
 
 to Henry A. Wise. 
 
 2310 Southard, Samuel L., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° 1841. 
 
 23 1 1 Mangum, Willie P., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1848. 
 
 2312 Mangum, Willie P., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1846. 
 
 2313 Polk, James K., a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1840. 
 
 2314 Polk. James K., a. I. s. i page 4° and address. 
 
 2315 Folk, James K., a. I. s. 1 page 4° and address, 1839. 
 
 2316 Polk, Mrs. James K. a. L s. i page 8° 1865. 
 
 2317 Dallas, George M., Vice President, a. I. s, i page 4° 1823. 
 
 2318 Dallas, George M., Vice President, c: I. s. i page 8° 1855. 
 
 2319 Taylor, Zachary, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1S43. Very rare. 
 
 2320 Taylor, Zachary, d. s. s pages folio, 1849. Proclamation for 
 
 a Fast, on account of a pestilence. 
 
 2321 Fillmore, Millard, Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4° 1842. 
 
 2322 Fillmore, Millard, a. I. s. i page 4° 1840. 
 
 2323 Fillmore, Millard, a. I. s. i page 4'' 1842. 
 
 2324 King, William R., Acting Vice President, a. /. s. i page 4 
 
 and address, 1832. 
 
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o 
 
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 136 CATALOGUE. 
 
 UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS, ETC. Continued. 
 
 2325 Pierce, Franklin, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1857. 
 
 2326 Pierce, Franklin, a. I. s. i page 4° 1855. 
 
 2327 King, Wm. R., Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 
 .838. 
 
 2328 Bright, Jesse D., Acting Vice President, a. I. s, 2 pages 4 
 
 1852. 
 
 2329 Bright, Jesse D., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. i page 8 
 
 1858. 
 
 2330 Atchison, David R., Acting Vice President, a. /. s. i page 4' 
 
 1846. 
 
 2331 Atchison, David R., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. \ page 4° 
 
 1844 
 
 2332 Buchanan, James, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1853. 
 
 2333 Buchanan, James, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1857. 
 
 2334 Breckenridge, John C, Vice President, a. I. s. 1 page 8° 
 
 1853- 
 
 2335 Breckenridge, John C, Vice President, a. /. s. i page 8° 
 
 1854. 
 
 2336 Lincoln, Abraham, a. I. s. i page 4° 1848. 
 
 2337 Lincoln, Abraham, /. s. i page folio, 1864. Message to 
 
 Congress, signed "Abraham Lincoln." 
 
 2338 Lincoln, Abraham, a. I. s. i page 8° 1863, to Charles Sum- 
 
 ner, relative to going to the Opera with Mrs. Lincoln. 
 
 2339 Hamlin, Hannibal, Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4° 1849. 
 
 2340 Hamlin, Hannibal, Vice President, a. I. s. i page 4° 1846. 
 
 2341 Lincoln, Abraham, /. s. i page folio, 1865. Message to 
 
 Congress, signed "Abraham Lincoln." 
 
 2342 Lincoln, Abraham, a. I. s. i page 8° 1862. 
 
 2343 Lincoln, Abraham, Autograph manuscript, i page large folio, 
 
 a portion of Lincoln's last Message to Congress, in 1865. 
 . . . , " They can, at any moment, have peace simply by lay- 
 ing down their arms, and re-accepting the national authority 
 under the Constitution. After so much, the government 
 could not, if it would, maintain war against them. The loyal 
 people would not sustain, or allow it. If questions should 
 remain we would adjust them by the peaceful means of legis- 
 lation, conference, courts, and votes, operating only in consti- 
 tutional and lawful channels, The Executive power 
 
 itself, would be greatly diminished by the cessation of actual 
 war. Pardons, and remission of forfeitures, however, would 
 still be within Executive control. In what spirit and temper 
 this control would be exercised can be fairly judged of by the 
 past." Endorsed on reverse by John D. Defrees, Superin- 
 tendent of Public Printing. Very desirable historical speci- 
 men. 
 
CATALOGUE. 137 
 
 UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS, ETC. Continued. 
 
 2344 Johnson, Andrew, Vice President, /. s. i page 4° i860. 
 
 2345 Johnson, Andrew, Vice President, /. s. 2 pages 4° 1844. 
 
 2346 Johnson, Andrew, /. s. i page folio. Message to Congress, 
 
 on the gift of Steamer Vanderbilt to the United States. 
 
 2347 Johnson, Andrew, /. s. i page 4° 1853. 
 
 2348 Johnson, Andrew, /. s. i page 4° 1846. 
 
 2349 Foster, Lafayette S., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. i page 
 
 4° 1863. 
 
 2350 Foster, Lafayette S., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. 1 page 
 
 8° 1873. 
 
 2351 Wade, B. F., Acting Vice President, a. I, s. 1 page 4" 1852. 
 
 2352 Grant, U. S,, a. I. s. i page 8° 1879. 
 
 2353 Grant, Mrs. U. 8., a. I. s. i page 8° 1864. 
 
 2354 Colfax, Schuyler, Vice President, a. /. s. i page 4* 1862. 
 
 2355 Colfax, Schuyler, Vice President, a. /. s. i page 4° 1861. 
 
 2356 Wilson, Henry, Vice President, a, I. s. 1 page 4° 1862. 
 
 2357 Wilson, Henry, Vice President, a. /. s. 1 page 4° 1861, signed 
 
 also by Anson Burlingame. 
 
 2358 Ferry, T. W., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. i page 8° 1865. 
 
 2359 Hayes, R. B., a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1886. 
 
 2360 Hayes, R. B., a. I. s. i page 8° 1886. 
 
 2361 Hayes, R. B., a. I. s. i page 8'' 1880. 
 
 2362 Wheeler, William A., Vice President, a. I. s. 1 page 8" 
 
 1863. 
 
 2363 Wheeler, William A. Vice President, a. I. s. i page 8° 1873. 
 
 2364 Garfield, James A., a. I, s. i page 4° 187 1. 
 
 2365 G'^rfield, James A., a. I. s. i page 8° 1866. 
 
 2366 Garfield, James A., a. I. s. i page 8° 1870. 
 
 2367 Arthur, Chester A., President, a. I. s. portion of. 1-2 page 8° 
 
 — A. Lincoln, President, a. I. s. with initials, in pencil, 1-2 
 page 8° " Petersburg had not been taken at 8. A. M. yester- 
 day, June 18, 1864, A. L." (2) 
 
 2368 Arthur, Chester A., /. s. 1 page folio, 1884. Message relat- 
 
 ing to international Meridian conference. 
 
 2369 Arthur, Chester A., President, a. I. s. 2 pages 8°. 
 
 2370 Davis, David., Acting Vice President, a. I. s, 3 pages 8° 1877. 
 
 2371 Anthony, Henry B., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° 1870. 
 
 2372 Anthony, Henry B., Acting Vice President, a. l. s. 4 pages 
 
 8° 1879. 
 
 2373 Edmunds, George F., Acting Vice President, a. I. s. i page 8°. 
 
 1872. 
 
 ">.i' 
 
138 CATALOGUE, 
 
 UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS, ETC. Continued. 
 
 2374 Cleveland, Grover, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 187 1, while Sheriff of 
 
 Erie County. 
 237s Cleveland, Rose Elizabeth, «. /. s. 1 page 8° "Executive 
 
 Mansion, 1884." 
 
 2376 Hendricks, Thomas A., Vice President, a. /. s. 1 page 4° 
 
 '853. 
 
 2377 Hendricks, Thomas A., Vice President, a. I. s. i page 8° 
 
 1865. 
 
 SECRETARIES OF STATE. 
 
 2378 Jefferson, Thomas, President, Naval Commission signed, 
 
 folio, 1806, signed also by Robert Smith. On vellum. 
 
 2379 Pickering, Timothy, a. I. s, i page folio, and address, 1823. 
 
 2380 Marshall, John, Chief Justice United States Supreme Court, 
 
 a. I. s. I page 4° 1818. 
 
 2381 Madison, James, President, (/. s. Ship's paper, folio, 1807. 
 
 Signed also by Thomas Jefferson. 
 
 2382 Smith, Robert, /. s. 7 pages folio, 181 1, to Jonathan Russell, 
 
 Minister to France. 
 
 2383 Monroe, James, President, a. I, s. i page 4° 1813. 
 
 2384 Adams, John Quincy, President, if. s, 1 page folio, 1822. 
 
 2385 Clay, Henry, a. /. s. i page 4° 1824. 
 
 2386 Van Buren, Martin, President, a. I. s. i page 8° 1858. 
 
 2387 Livingston, Edward, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1829. 
 
 2388 McLane, Louis, a. I. s. i page 4° 1825. 
 
 2389 Forsyth, John, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1815. 
 
 2390 Webster, Daniel, a. /. s. i page 8° 1840. Portrait. 
 
 2391 Leoare, H. S., a. I. s. i page 8° 1842. 
 
 2392 Upshur, Abel P., a. I. s. 1 page 8° 1843. 
 
 2393 Calhoun, John C, Vice President, a. l. s. 2 pages 4" and 
 
 address, 1842. 
 
 2394 Buchanan, James, President, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° "St. Peters- 
 
 burg, 1833." 
 239s Clayton, John M., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1836. 
 
 2396 Everett, Edward, Governor of Mass., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 1844. 
 
 2397 Marcy, William L., a. I. s. 1 page 4" and address, 1834. 
 
 2398 Cass, Lewis, a, I. s. i page 4° and address, 1845. 
 
 2399 Black, Jeremiah S., /. s. 8 pages folio, 1861, to the Committee 
 
 on Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives. 
 
 2400 Seward, Wm., H., a. I. s. i page 4° 1841. 
 
 2401 Washburne, E. B., a. I. s. i page 4° 1857. 
 
CATALOGUE. 139 
 
 SECRETARIES OP STATE. Continued. 
 
 2402 Fish, Hamilton, a. I. s. i page 4° 1856, with VVm. M. Evarts, 
 
 /. s. I page 4° 1877. (2) 
 
 2403 Bi.AiNE, James G., a. I. s. i page 4°. 
 
 2404 Frelinghuysen, Frederick T., a. /. s. i page 8° 1875. 
 
 SECRETARIES OF THE TREASURY. 
 
 2405 Hamilton, Ale.xander, /. s. 3 pages 4° and address, franked, 
 
 1791. 
 
 2406 WoLCOTT, Oliver, /. s. 1 page 4° and address, franked, 1791. 
 
 2407 Gallatin, Albert, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1810. 
 
 2408 Campbell, George W., /. s. i page 4° and address, franked, 
 
 1814. 
 
 2409 Dallas, A. J., a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1815. 
 
 2410 Rush, Richard, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1848. 
 
 241 1 Ingham, Samuel D., a, I. s. i page 4° and address. 
 
 2412 McLane, Louis, a. I. s. i page 4° 1824. 
 
 2413 DuANE, Wm. J., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1826. 
 
 2414 Taney, R. B., Chief justice U. S. Supreme Court, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1857. 
 
 2415 Woodbury, Levi, a. I. s. i page 4° 1848. 
 
 2416 EwiNG, Thomas, a. I. s. i page 4° 1842. 
 
 2417 Forward, Walter, and Wm. H. Crawford, /. s. 4° of each. (2) 
 
 2418 Spencer, John C, a. I. s. i page 4° 1846. 
 
 2419 Bibb, George M., a. I. s. 2 pages 4" and address, 1813. 
 
 2420 Walker, Robert J., a. I. s. i page 4° 1844. 
 
 2421 CoRwiN, Thomas, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1841. 
 
 2422 Guthrie, James, /. s. i page 8° 1855. 
 
 2423 Cobb, Howell, a. I. s. i page 8° 1859. 
 
 2424 Thomas, Philip F., a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1840. 
 
 2425 Dix, John A., a. I. s. 2 pages folio, and address, 1838. 
 
 2426 Chase, Salmon P., Chief Justice U. S. Supreme Court, a. /. s. 
 
 I page 8°. 
 
 2427 Fessenden, Wm. P., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1851. 
 
 2428 BouTWELL, George S., Governor of Massachusetts, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 8° 1884. 
 
 2429 Richardson, William A., a. I. s. i page 8° 1878. 
 
 2430 Morrill, Lot M., a. I. s. i page 4° 1861. 
 
 2431 Sherman, John, a. I. s. 1 page 8°. 
 
 2432 Windom, Wm., a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1866. 
 
 2433 FoLGER, Charles J., and E. D. Morgan, /. s. 2 pages 4° of 
 
 each. (2) 
 
 2434 McCuLLocH, Hugh, a. L s. i page 8° 1867. 
 
 2435 Manning, Daniel, /. .r. i page 4° 1885. 
 
o 
 
 140 CATALOGUE. 
 
 SECRETARIES OF WAR. 
 
 2436 Knox, Henry, Maj-Gen. in the Revolution, d. s. i page folio, 
 
 1792. Signed as Secretary of War, 
 
 2437 Pickering, Timothy, a. I. s. 2 pages folio, 1795. 
 
 2438 McHenry, James, /. s, i page 4° 1799. 
 
 2439 EusTis, Wm., Governor of Massachusetts, a, I. s. i page 4 
 
 1810. 
 
 2440 Armstrong, John, Member of Continental Congress, a. I. s. 
 
 3 pages 4° 181 o. 
 
 2441 Monroe, James, President, a. d, s. i page folio, 18 14. 
 
 2443 Crawford, William H., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1818. ' 
 
 2443 Graham, George, /. s. 2 pages 4° 1817. 
 
 2444 Calhoun, John C, Vice-President, a. I. s. 1 page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress. 1815. 
 
 2445 Barbour, James, /. s. i page 4° i8ar. 
 
 2446 Porter, Peter B., a. I. s. i page 4° 1818. 
 
 2447 Eaton, J. H., a. I. s. i page 4° 1825. 
 
 2448 Cass, Lewis, a. I. s. i page 4° 1847. 
 
 2449 PoiNSETT; Joel R., a. I. s. i page 4° 1834. 
 
 2450 Bell, John, d. s. 1 page folio, signed also by James A. 
 
 Pearce. 
 
 2451 McLean, John, Judge U. S. Supreme Court, a. I. s. i page 4 
 
 and address, 1845. 
 
 2452 Spencer, John C, a. I, s. i page folio, and address, 1833. 
 
 2453 Porter, J. M., a. I. s. i page 4° 1843. 
 
 2454 WiLKiNS, William, a. I. s. i page 4° 1842. 
 
 2455 Marcv, Wm. L., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, to Henry 
 
 A. Wise. 
 
 2456 Conrad, Charles M., a. I. s. i page 4°, and address franked, 
 
 1842. 
 
 2457 Davis, Jefferson, a. I. s. i page 4° and address franked. 
 
 1851. 
 
 2458 Floyd, John B., a. /. s. 2 pages 8° 1857. 
 
 2459 Cameron, Simon, a. I. s. i page 4° 1837. 
 
 2460 Stanton, E. M., a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1862. 
 
 2461 Rawlins, John A., /. s. 2 pages 4° 1869. 
 
 2462 Belknap, W. W., a. /. s. 2 pages 8°. 
 
 2463 Taft, Alphonse, and Joseph Holt, /. s. i page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 2464 Cameron, J. D., a. I. s. 1 page 8° 1876. 
 
 2465 McCrarv, George W., a. I. s. i page 4° 187 1. 
 
 2466 Ramsay, Alexander, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1843. 
 
 2467 Lincoln, Robert T., a. I. s. 1 page 8° 1865. 
 
 o 
 
CATALOGUE. 141 
 
 POST-MASTERS GENERAL. 
 
 2468 Granoer, Gideon, /. s. i page 4° 18 18. 
 
 2469 Meigs, Return J., a, d. s. i page 4° 1800. 
 
 2470 Karry, W. T., a. I. s. I page 4° 1820. 
 
 2471 Kendall, Amos, o. /. s. i page 4° and address. 1840. 
 
 2472 NiLES, John M., a, I. s. i page 4° and address. 1837. 
 
 2473 WiCKLiKFE, Charles A., a. I. s. i page 4° and address. 1842. 
 
 2474 Johnson, Cave, a. I. s, i page 4° 1865. 
 
 2475 CoLLAMER, Jacob, a. I. s. I page 4° 1846. 
 
 2476 Hall, N. K., a. I. s. i page 4° 1859. 
 
 2477 HuBKARD, S. 1)., d. s. I page 4° 1848. Signed also, by John 
 
 M. Niies. 
 
 2478 Campbell, James, a. /. s. i page 4° 1857. 
 
 2479 King, Horatio, a. I. s. i pcige 4" 1834. 
 
 2486 Brown, Aaron V., a. I. s. 1 page 4° and address, 1843. 
 
 2481 Holt, Joseph, a. /. s. i page 8° 1873. 
 
 2482 Blair, Montgomery, a, I. s. i page 4° 1861. 
 
 2483 Cresswell, J. A. J., a. I. s. i page 4° 1857. 
 
 2484 Marshall, J. W., and D. M. Key, /. s. 1 page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 2485 Jewell, Marshall, a. /. s. i page 4° 1871. 
 
 2486 Maynard, Horace, a. I. s. 1 page 4° i860. 
 
 2487 Tyner, James N., a. I. s. i page 4° 1869. 
 
 2488 Howe, T. O., a. I. s. i page 8° 1865. 
 
 ATTORNEYS GENERAL. 
 
 2489 Lee, Charles, a. /. s. 2 pages folio. 1804. 
 
 2490 Smith, Robert, /. s. i page 4° 1808. 
 
 2491 Rodney, Caesar A., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, franked. 
 
 1808. 
 
 2492 Pinkney, William, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1820. Signed also 
 
 by Edward Lloyd, of the Continental Congress. 
 
 2493 Rush, Richard, a. d. s. 2 pages folio, 1814. Signed also by 
 
 James Monroe. 
 
 2494 Wirt, William, a. I. s. i page 4° and address. Stained. 
 249s Berrien, John M., a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1853. 
 
 2496 Taney, R. B., Chief Justice U. S. Supreme Court, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1837. 
 
 2497 Grundy, Felix, a. I. s. i page 4° 1834. 
 
 2498 Gilpin, H. D., a. I. s. i page 4° 1833. 
 
 2499 Crittenden, J. J., a. I. s. i page 4° 1853. 
 
 2500 Legard, H. S., a. I, s. i page 4° 1841. 
 
/i 
 
 143 CATALOGUE. 
 
 ATTORNEYS GENERAL. Continued. 
 
 2501 Nelson, John, </. /. s. i page 4° 1840. 
 
 2502 Mason, John Y., a. I. s. i p;ige 8° and address, 1852. 
 
 2503 Cmkford, Nathan, a. I. s.. i page 4° 1853. 
 
 2504 ToucEY, Isaac, ii. /. s. i page 4° and address, 1845. 
 
 2505 Johnson, Reverdy, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1844. 
 
 2506 Crittenden, J. J., a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1861. 
 
 2507 CusHiNc;, Caleb, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1843. 
 
 2508 Bi.ACK, Jeremiah S., a. I. s. 1-2 page 4° 
 
 2509 Stanhery, Henry, Defended President Johnson in the im- 
 
 peachment trial, a. I. s. i page 8° 1867. 
 
 2510 Brownino, O. H,, a. /. s. i page 4° 1877. 
 
 251 1 Pierrepont, Edwards, a. L s. 1 page 8° 1876. 
 
 2512 Williams, George H., a, /. s. 3 pages 8° 187 1. 
 
 2513 Taft, Alphonso, and B. H. Brewster, /. s. 4° of each. (2) 
 
 2514 Devens, Charles, a. I. s. i page 4° 1850. 
 
 2515 Garland, A. H.,a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1878. 
 
 SECRETARIES OF THE NAVY. 
 
 2516 Stoddert, Benj., a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1812. 
 
 2517 Smith, Robert, /. s. i page 4° and address franked, 1807. 
 
 2518 Jones, William, a. I. s. i page 4° 1815. 
 
 2519 Crowninshield, B, W., a. I. s. i page 4° 1815. 
 
 2520 Thompson, Smith, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1842. 
 
 2521 Rodgers, John, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1814. 
 
 2522 Southard, Samuel L., a. I. s, i page 4° 1840. 
 
 2523 Branch, John, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1828. 
 
 2524 Woodbury, Levi, a. I. s. \ page 4° and address franked, 
 
 1845. 
 
 2525 DiCKERSON, Mahlon, a. /. s. i page 4 1845. 
 
 2526 DiCKERSON, Mahlon, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1822. 
 
 2527 Badger, George E., a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1850. 
 
 2528 Upshur, Abel P., and James K. Paulding, /. s. 4° of each. (2) 
 
 2529 Henshaw, David, a. /. s. i page 4° 
 
 2530 Gilmer, Thomas W., a. I. s. i page 4° 1842. 
 
 2531 Mason, John Y,, a. /. s. i page 4° 1852. 
 
 2532 Bancroft, George, Historian, a. /. s. i page 4° 1847. 
 
 2533 Graham, Wm. A., a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1842. 
 
 2534 Kennedy, John P., Author, a. I. s. i page folio, 1853, 
 
 2535 Dobbin, J. C, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, franked, 1847. 
 
 2536 ToucEV, Isaac, a. /. s. 1 page 4° 1853. 
 
CATALOGUE. 143 
 
 SECRETARIES OP THE NAVY. Continued. 
 
 2537 Welles, Gideon, a. /. s. i page 4° 1832. 
 
 2538 RonEsoN, George M., a. /, s. 2 pages 8°. 
 
 2539 Thomi'son, R. W., a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1847. 
 
 2540 GoKK, Nathan, Jr., a, I. s. i page 4" 1884. 
 
 2541 Hunt, Wm, H., /. s. 2 pages 4° 188 1. 
 
 2542 Chandler, VVm. E, </. /. s. i page S° 1871. 
 
 SECRETARIES OF THE INTERIOR. 
 
 2543 EwiNG, Thomas, a. /. s. i page 4° 1833. 
 
 2544 Pkarck, James A., a. /, s. i page 4° 1841. 
 
 2545 McKennan, T. M. T., a. I. s. i page 4° and address, franked 
 
 1842. 
 
 2546 McClelland, Robert, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1845. 
 
 2547 Thompson, Jacob, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, franked, 
 
 1840. 
 
 2548 Smiih, Caleb H., a. I. s. i page 4° 1849. 
 
 2549 Harlan, James, a. I. s. i page 8° 1872. 
 
 2550 Cox, J, D., a. /. s. I page 4° 1878. 
 
 2551 Delano, Columbus, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1846. 
 
 2552 Chandler, Z., Carl Schurz. and H. M. Teller, /. s. 1 page 4 
 
 of each. (3) 
 
 2553 Lamar, L. Q. C, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1859. 
 
 o 
 
 SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE. 
 
 2554 Dayton, Jonathan, a. I. s. i page 4° 1802. 
 
 2555 Macon, Nathaniel, a. /. s. i page 4° and address, 1820. 
 
 2556 Clay, Henry, Secretary of State, a. I. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 18 18. 
 
 2557 Cheves, Langdon, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 18 19. 
 
 2558 Clay, Henry, Secretary of State, a. I. s. 1 page 4" 1849. 
 
 2559 Taylor, John W., a. I. s. i page 4° 18 18. 
 
 2560 Barbour, Philip P., a. /. s. i page 4° and address, franked, 
 
 1819. 
 
 2561 Stevenson, Andrew, a. I, s. i page 4° and address, 1832. 
 
 2562 Hubbard, Henry, a, I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1832. 
 
 2563 Polk, James K., a. I. s. i page 4° 1847, with 8 lines auto- 
 
 graph and signed of John Y. Mason, and autograph manu- 
 script of Polk, I page 4°. (2) 
 
 2564 Hunter, R. M. T.,a. I. s, i page 4° 1855. 
 
 2565 White, John, /. s. i page 4° 1840, signed also by John Pope, 
 
 J. J. Crittenden, and others. 
 
144 CATALOGUE. 
 
 SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE. Continued. 
 
 2566 Jones, John W., a. I. s. i page 4° 1840. 
 
 2567 Hopkins, George W., a. I. s. i page 4° and address, franked, 
 
 1839. 
 
 2568 Davis, John W., a. I. s. i page 4° 1846. 
 
 2569 WiNTHROP, Robert C, a. I. s. i page 4° 1847. 
 
 2570 CoBH, Howell, Secretary of Treasury, a. I. s. i page 4° 1846 
 
 2571 WiNTHROP, Robert C, a. /. y, 3 pages 4° 1853. 
 
 2572 Boyd, Lynn, a. I. s. i page 4° 1854. 
 
 2573 Banks, N. P., Governor of Massachusetts, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 2574 Orr, James L., a. I. s. i page 4° 1853. 
 
 2575 Pennington, William, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1842. 
 
 2576 Colfax, Schuyler, Vice President, a. l.s. i page 4° 1869. 
 
 2577 PoMEROY, Theodore M., a. I. s. i page 8° 1867. 
 
 2578 Blaine, James G., Secretary of State, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1870. 
 
 2579 Kerr, M. C, a. I. s. i page 8° 1869. 
 
 2580 l^AN BUREN, John, Benjamin Ruggles, Edmund Burke, 
 
 \J Thaddeus Betts, H. Everett, Statesmen and Jurists, a. I. 
 s. 1 page 4° of each. (5) 
 
 2581 Van Buren, Martin, and James Monroe, /. s. i page folio, of 
 
 each, — John Quincy Adams, a. d. i page folio, 1843, Pres- 
 idents. (3) 
 
 2582 Van Buren, Martin, Manuscript Speech on Piracy in Gulf of 
 
 Mexico and West Indies 42 pages 4° — Admiral George H. 
 Preble, a. d. s. 27 pages 4° 1852, " Naval Tables," — A. A. 
 Edwards, Master of Ship " London," rt. d. s. 12 pages 4° 
 1825, " Account of my treatment, wrecked in Sandwich Is- 
 lands, by "Jack" Percival, Commander of U. S. Ship Dol- 
 phin." (3) 
 
 2583 Vandanme, Dominique, French General in Russian Cam- 
 
 paign, a. l. s. I page 4° 
 
 2584 Vandenhoff, George, Actor, a. I. s. i page 8° 1858. 
 
 2585 Vandenhoff, George, Actor, a. I. s. i page 8° — Charlotte 
 
 E. Vandenhoff, Actor, a. I. s, 3 pages 4° 1840. (2) 
 
 2586 Vanderbilt, Cornelius, (Commodore), Robert Lenox, E. K. 
 
 Collins, Jacob Barker, Henry and M. H. Grinnell, Lewis Tap- 
 pan, Samuel Swartwout, etc.. Merchants of New York, Let- 
 ters. (23) 
 
 2587 Vanderlyn, John, Artist, "Landing of Columbus" in the 
 
 rotunda of the Capitol, a. l. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1845. 
 Scarce. 
 
 2588 Vanderlyn, John, Artists, " Landing of Columbus," at Capi- 
 
 tol, a. l. s. I page 4° and address, 1838. Scarce. 
 
CATALOGUE. 145 
 
 2589 Vane, Sir Henry, Governor of Massachusetts, Rufus King, 
 
 Irving, James Biddle, James Kent, Howell Cobb, etc.. Por- 
 traits, 8°. (10) 
 
 2590 Varnum, James M., R. M. Sherman, James McHenry, Amos 
 
 Kendall, J. R. ^' iwley, Josiah Quincy, H. J. Gardner, L. A.de 
 Bourbon, T. T. Fucker, Louis McLane, J. W, Forney, O. E. 
 Babcock, etc. Signatures. (20) 
 
 2591 Vattkmarb:, Alexander, Author, a. I. s, i page folio, "Paris, 
 
 1855." An interesting letter to Major Poore, relative to Ex- 
 change of books. 
 
 2592 Vaugiraud, Cuuat de, Governor-General of Martinique, d. s. 
 
 I page folio, 18 15. 
 
 2593 Vernet, Claude Joseph, French marine painter, a. d. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1778- 
 
 2594 Vernet, Carl, J'rench historical painter, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 and address. 
 
 2595 Vernet, Horace, French historical painter, a. t. i. 3 pages 
 
 8° and address, 1829. 
 
 2596 Verplanck, Gulian C, Author, a. I. s. 1 page 4°. 
 
 2597 Verplanck, Gulian C, Author, a. I. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1838. 
 8598 Victor, C. P., Due de Belluno, Marshal of France, /, s. 3 
 pages folio, 1813. Relative to Louisiana. 
 
 2599 Victoria, Queen of England, Fac-simile of her autograph let- 
 
 ter to George Peabody, on his gift to th« City of London, with 
 an a. I. s. i page 8° of George Peabody, presenting the same. 
 
 2600 Victoria, Queen of England. Signature on a 4° page. 
 
 2601 Views, Engraved. Yale College, 1828, Mount Vernon, 1804, 
 
 etc. (8) 
 
 2602 ViLLEMAiNE, A. F., and J. M. N. Nisard, French Authors, 
 
 Ministers of Public Instruction, d. s. i page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 2603 Virginia Deeds and Wills. Many of these are of an early 
 
 date, and are signed by early Virginia Settlers. (24) 
 
 2604 Voltaire, Francois M. A., Celebrated French Writer, d. s. i 
 
 page 8° 1773. Scarce. 
 
 2605 Volumes for the insertion of autograph letters. Folio, half 
 
 leather, lettered. (3) 
 
 2606 1 A^AGHORN, Lieut. Thomas, Projected the overland 
 
 Vi/ route to India in 1827, a. I. s. i page folio, relative to 
 the race between himself and the Bombay mail, from Alex- 
 andria to London in 1845, with newspaper cuttings relating 
 to the same. 
 
 2607 Waite, M. R., Chief Justice U S. Supreme Court, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1879. 
 
146 CATALOGUE. 
 
 2608 Walker, Robert J., Secretary of Treasury, Governor of 
 
 Kansas, a. I. s, i page 4° and address, 1840. 
 
 2609 WvLKER, R. J., and Thomas Corwin, a. I. s. 1 page 4° of 
 
 each. Secretaries of Treasury. (2) 
 
 2610 Walker, William, The "Fillibuster," a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1857. 
 
 Fine and scarce. 
 
 261 1 Walley, John, Major-General in Indian Wars, a. L s. 1-2 
 
 page 4° 1695. Scarce. 
 
 2612 Walpole, R. Newcastle, H. Peiham, Godolphin, Marleborough, 
 
 H. Fox, etc., Portions of early English documents, signed, 
 (7) 
 
 2613 Walsh, Robert, Poet and author, a. 1. s. i page 4° 1845. 
 
 2614 Walsh, R. M., John P. Hale, Wm. B. Lawrence, H. A. Muhl- 
 
 enberg, Richard Rush, J. C. B. Davis, John Appleton, H. W. 
 Hilliard, Simon Cameron, George Bancroft, Henry A. Wise, 
 Charles Hale, T. Bigelow Lawrence, E. Joy Morris, etc.. 
 Ministers to Foreign Governments. 8° letter of each. (30) 
 
 2615 Walter, L. W., Founder of Boston Transcript ; — Charles G. 
 
 Greene, Founder of Boston Post ; — Joseph R. Chandler, 
 a. I. s. I page 4° of each ; — F. A. Durivage, a, I. s. 1-2 
 page 4°. Editors. (4) 
 
 2616 War, Secretaries of, John B. Floyd, Jefferson Davis, R. T. 
 
 Lincoln, James Barbour, Joseph Holt, etc., /. s. 4° of each. 
 (8) 
 
 2617 Ward, Artemas, O. O. Howard, Samuel Houston, David Hen- 
 
 shaw, James McHenry, H. J. Gardner, Caleb Strong, T. T. 
 Tucker, Gideon Granger, H. B. Anthony, Alex Gregg, etc., 
 signatures. (20) 
 
 2618 Ware, Katharine A., Author of " Power of Passions, a. l. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° and address, 1832 ; — Harriet Farley, " Lowell 
 Offering," a. I. s., initials. 3 pages 4°; — Mrs. H. G, Otis, 
 a. I. s. I page 4° 1848. (3) 
 
 2619 Warren, Dr. John C, Dr. John Ware, and Dr. Winslow 
 
 Lewis, Boston Physicians, a. d. s. i page 4° of each. (3) 
 
 2620 Warren, William, Actor, a. 1. s. i page 8° 1875. 
 
 2621 Washburne, E. B., Secretary of State, a. I. s. 1 page 4° 1866, 
 
 2622 Washburne, E. B., Edward Everett, Hamilton Fish, and Lewis 
 
 Cass, Secretaries of State, a, I. s. 8° of each. (4) 
 
 2623 Washington, Bushrod, Judge U. S. Supreme Court, d. s. 1-2 
 
 page 4° 1816 ; — George W. P. Custis, a. l. s. 2 pages 4° 
 1832. (2) 
 
 2624 Washington, Bushrod, Judge U. S. Supreme Court, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1801 ; — Brockholst Livingston, Judge U. S. Supreme 
 • Court, a. I. s. 2 pages folio and address, 1786, Slightly in- 
 jured, (2) 
 
,0 
 
 CATALOGUE. 147 
 
 WASHINGTON FAMILY. 
 
 2625 Washington, George, a. d, 1 page folio. An Early Survey 
 
 of Land. 
 
 2626 (7. 1. s. I page 4° 1784. Injured. 
 
 2627 Lottery Ticket signed, 1768, "The Mountain Road 
 
 Lottery." Portrait. 
 
 262S d. s. Portion of. i page 4° 
 
 2629 /. s. I page 4° 1 79 1, to Congress, respecting the lay- 
 ing out of the City of Washington. 
 
 2630 a. I, s. 2 pages 4°. Injured, but signature perfect. 
 
 2631 a, I. s. Initials, i page 4° 1795. Portrait. 
 
 2632 Funeral of, at Mount Vernon. Printed account, dated 
 
 "Georgetown, Dec. 20, 1799." 
 
 2633 ■ Death of. " The Columbian Centinel," Boston, Jan. 
 
 8, 1800, giving an account of the death of Washington, and 
 the proceedings in various New England cities. 
 
 2634 Death of. Fac-simile of "The Continental Intelli- 
 gencer," and "The Ulster County Gazette," of Jan. 4, 1800, 
 giving an account of Congressional action, etc. (2) 
 
 2635 Portraits of George and Martha Washington, by H. B. 
 
 Hall, 14 X 10, each. (2) 
 
 2636 Ode to, and title page to " Stewart's Washington Al- 
 manac," 1810. 
 
 2637 Portrait (French), 12x7 1-2. " D'apres I'Original de 
 
 Champelle Peintre de Williamsburg, Capitale de la Virginia." 
 
 2638 Portrait by Norman, 7x4 1-2. Exceedingly rare. 
 
 2639 Portraits, one full length " Stamp Act " and " Port 
 
 Bill " under foot, " Commander-in-Chief of American Forces, 
 Marshal of France," and a contemporaneous portrait. No 
 engraver's name. 8°. (2) 
 
 2640 Portraits, one by " Wm. Hamlin, Providence," from 
 
 Savage's painting, 4°, and an engraving of a miniature by 
 Robertson. 8°. (2) 
 
 2641 Portraits, from Murray's History of the War; outline 
 
 print from "Hist. D'Amerique," 8°, and one by Ormsby. 
 
 4°. (3) 
 
 2642 Portraits, French, " S. E. George Washington," "J. 
 
 L. Sculp." 4°, and another French portrait. 8°. (2) 
 
 2643 Portraits, Dutch. Engraved by " Vinkles." 8°, and 
 
 full length lithograph. (2) 
 
 2644 Portraits, French, engraved by " Wolff," Full length 
 
 4° and 2 8°. (3) 
 264s Portraits, "George Washington Egerr. Gentfral-en-Chief 
 
 de I'Armee Anglo- Ameriquaine, nomme Dictateur par le Con- 
 
 gre's en Fevrier 1777," and one engraved by " De Mare." 
 
 8°. (2) 
 
o 
 
 148 CATALOGUE. 
 
 WASHINGTON FAMILY. Continued. 
 
 2646 Washington, George. Portraits, French. Engraved by " Le 
 Beau," and another engraved by " Angus." 8°. (2) Rare. 
 
 2647 Portraits. One engraved by " Le Roy," full length, 
 
 from Trumbull's painting, and another, 8°. (2) 
 
 2648 Portraits. One French engraved by " Maria Kisa," 
 
 full length, and another, Masonic portrait by " O'Neill. 8" 
 
 (2) 
 
 2649 Portraits, one by " B. B. E," before letters, colored, 
 
 and two others, 8°. (3) 
 
 2650 Portraits. Engraved by " Edwin," " S. Hill," "Tan- 
 ner," and "Ridley," 8°. (4) 
 
 2651 Portraits. Engraved by "Edwin," "Nutter," "Tit- 
 tier," and " Ruette," 8°. (4) 
 
 2652 Portraits, by various engravers. 4°. (17) 
 
 2653 Portraits, by various engravers. 8° (39) 
 
 2654 Washington Family. Byrd, Maria, Sister of Wm. of West- 
 
 over, aunt of Evelyn Byrd, whom Daniel P. Custis wished to 
 marry, a. I. s. i page 4° 1742, relative to this love affair. 
 Lawrence Lewis, nephew of Washington, married Eleanor 
 Parker Custis, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address. (2) 
 
 2655 Checks and Notes of Bushrod Washington, G. C. 
 
 Washington, and other family connections. (14) 
 
 2656 Craik, Dr. James, and Dr. David Stuart, Surgeons in 
 
 the Revolution, Physicians to Washingson, a. d. s. 1-2 page 
 4° of each. Tobias Lear, Secretary to Washington, a. l. s. 
 I page 4° 1791, imperfect. (3) 
 
 2657 Custis, George W. P., Autograph Poem signed, 2 
 
 pages 4°. " Lines written for the Centennial Anniversary 
 of the birth of Washington, delivered before the Washington 
 Society in Alexandria." 
 
 2658 Custis, George W. P., Grandson of Mrs. Washington, 
 
 a. I. s, I page 4°, 181 1, with autograph MSS. and Poem, 
 5 pages 4°, " National dramatics," and a " Song for Yankee 
 Doodle." (2) 
 
 2659 Custis, John Parke, Son of Mrs. Washington, a. d. s. 
 
 1-2 page 4° 1776, with a document i page folio, 1782, "an 
 Inventory of the Estate of John Parke Custis," and a. I. s. 
 I page 4° of George W. P. Custis. (3) 
 
 2660 Dandridge and Lewis families, B. and Wm. Dandridge, 
 
 John, Joseph, and E. P. Lewis. Letters and documents. (10) 
 
 2661 Deeds and Indentures relative to lands in the vicinity 
 
 of Mount Vernon. (8) 
 
 2662 Fairfax family. Ferdinando, Eliza, George Wm., and 
 
 Wilson M. C. Fairfax, Letters. (6) 
 
 2663 Lear, Tobias, Washington's Secretary and friend, a. I. s. 
 
 3 pages 4°, to Major L'Enfant, relative to plan of Washing- 
 ton City. Imperfect. 
 
CATALOGUE. 149 
 
 WASHINGTON FAMILY. Continued. 
 
 2664 Washington Family. Lee, Mary Custis, Wife of General R. 
 
 E. Lee, and daughter of G. W. P. Custis, a. I. s. 4 pages 
 4° and address to General Lee relative to their approaching 
 marriage. George W. P. Custis, a. d. i page 4° relative to 
 the presentation of a sword of Washington, to General R. E. 
 Lee, when he was an officer in the Mexican War, (2) 
 
 2665 Lev/is, George, Nephew of Washington, a. 1. s. i page 
 
 4° 1799, to General Washington. Lawrence Lewis, a. l. s. 
 3 pages 4° and address, 1825. Robert Lewis, manager of 
 Washington's farm, a. d. s. i page 4° 182 1, All the above 
 were nephews of Washington. (3) 
 
 2666 Lewis, G. W., Lawyer and Statesman, <r. /. s. 13 pages 
 
 4° 1858, to H. A. Wise, relative to monument to Washing- 
 ton, D. H. Wood, a. l. s. 3 pages folio, 1856, and another 
 2 pages 4° 1856 to Henry A. Wise, relative to the author of 
 the expression " First in war, first in peace, and first in the 
 hearts of his countrymen." Interesting. (3) 
 
 2667 Lewis, Lawrence, and George Lewis, Brothers, and 
 
 nephews of Washington, a. I. s. i page 4° and address of 
 each, (2) 
 
 2668 Muir, Rev. James, one of the clergymen at the funeral 
 
 of Washington, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, i8i8. 
 
 2669 Relatives and friends of Washington, John P. Posey, 
 
 Wm. Byrd, Walter Hanson, Nathaniel Burwell, Wm. Ashby, 
 Lewis W., and George A., and L. B., and W. H., and J, M, 
 Washington, etc. Letters. (23) 
 
 2670 Relatives and friends of Washington, Burwell Bassett, 
 
 Joseph Butler, Wm. Butler, Nathaniel Burwell, W. S. Stew- 
 art, W. H., and L., and Bushrod C, and H. A., and George 
 C. Washington, etc. Letters. (23) 
 
 2671 Stuart, David, Physician to Washington, n. d. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1787. Lawrence Lewis, nephew of Washington, 
 a. d. s. I page 4° 1799. George Lewis, nephew of Washing- 
 ton, a. 1. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1811. (3) 
 
 2672 Thornton, Wm., First Commissioner of Patents and 
 
 Public Buildings in Washington, a. I. s. 4 pages, 4° 1823, 
 Very interesting letter, giving reminiscences of his inter- 
 course with General VVashington, while living with him at 
 Mount Vernon, 
 
 2673 Washington, B, and G, C, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° of 
 
 each. (2) 
 
 2674 Washington, George C, grand nephew of Washington, 
 
 President Ohio and Chesapeake Canal, a. I. s, 2 pages folio 
 ^ and address. 1831, 
 
 2675 Washington, Harriet, Niece of Washington, lived at 
 
 Mount Vernon, a, L s. \ page 4° and address 1785, liushrod 
 and Samuel Washington, a. I. s. i page of each. (3) 
 
ISO CATALOGUE. 
 
 WASHINGTON FAMILY. Continued. 
 
 2676 Washington Family. Washington, Lawrence, Deed to him, 
 by Robert Listen of Bristol, England, of 400 acres of land 
 in Westmoreland County, Va., 1695, with three other deeds 
 of similar purport. 1694-1695. All on vellum. (4) 
 
 2677 Washington, Lund, Nephew and manager of Wash- 
 ington's affairs, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and address. 1782. In- 
 jured. Bushrod Washington, autograph Bank Check, 
 signed. (2) 
 
 2678 Washington, Wm. Augustine, Nephew of Washington, 
 
 a, I. s. 2 pages 4° and address. 1808. 
 
 2679 Watts, Alric A., English Poet, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1833. 
 
 2680 Wayne, James M., Judge U. S. Supreme Court, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° 1845. 
 
 2681 Wayne, James M., Judge U. S. Supreme Court, a. I. s. i 
 
 page 4° 1853. 
 
 2682 Wayne, James M., a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 1839 ; — M. 
 
 R. Waite, /. s. i page 4° 188 1, Judges U. S. Supreme Court. 
 
 (2) 
 
 2683 Weare, Mesheck, Congress of 1754. First President of New 
 
 Hampshire, a. d. s. i page 4° 1761. 
 
 2684 Weare, Mesheck, Congress of 1754, and First President of 
 
 New Hampshire, a. d. s. 2 pages folio. 1760. Scarce. 
 
 2685 Webb, J. Watson, John C. Rives and J. S. Skinner, a. I. s. 2 
 
 pages 4° of each ; — W. W. Seaton, a. /. s. i page 4° Jour- 
 nalists. (4) 
 
 2686 Webb, Jas. Watson, M, M. Noah, J. C. Wright, G. Crosswell, 
 
 a. /. s. I page 4° of each; — H. R, Sv.hoolcraft, /. s. 2 
 pages 4° 1850. Journalists and Editors. (5) 
 
 2687 Webster, Daniel, E. B. Washburne, Edward Everett, Lewis 
 
 Cass, and Hamilton Fish, Secretaries of State, a. I. s. 8° of 
 each, (s) 
 
 2688 Webster, Ezekiel, Eminent Lawyer, Brother of Daniel, a. I. s, 
 
 I page folio, 1820. 
 
 2689 Webster, John W., Chemist, killed Dr. Parkman, a. I. s. 1 
 
 page 4° 1829. 
 
 2690 Webster, Noah, Lexicographer, a. I. s. 1-2 page 4° 
 
 2691 Webster, Noah, Lexicographer, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1809. 
 
 2692 Weed, Thurlow, J. S. Skinner, J. B. Prentiss, Henry L. Pinck- 
 
 ney, W. W. Seaton, a. /. s. i page 4° of each ; — Matthew 
 Carey, a. I. s. 3 pages 4° 1824, to H. Niles, Journalists and 
 Editors. (6) 
 
 2693 Weir, Robert W., Artist, " Embarkation of the Pilgrims," in 
 
 the Capitol at Washington, a. I. s. i page 4° and address, 
 1832. 
 
CATALOGUE. 151 
 
 2694 Welles, Samuel, Congress of 1754, a. d. s. i page 4° 1755. 
 Scarce. 
 
 269s Wetmore, Prosper M., Poet, a. I. s. 4 pages 4° 1863 ; — L. 
 P. de Cesnola, J. D. B. De Bow, Joseph Henry, Thurlow 
 Weed, Henry L. Nelson, etc. 8° letter of each. (10) 
 
 2696 Wh EATON, Henry, Jurist, a. /. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 
 
 1826. 
 
 2697 Wheaton, Henry, Jurist and Diplomatist, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 
 
 and address. 1816. 
 
 2698 Wheeler, William A., Vice-President, a. I. s. " William 
 
 A. Wheeler was," etc. 2 pages 8°. 
 
 2699 Wheelock, Rev. Eleazer, First Pres. of Dartmouth College, 
 
 a./, s. I page 4° 1773. 
 
 2700 Whewell, Wm., Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, emi- 
 
 nent Scientist, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and address, 1836, inclos- 
 ing a. d, s. 3 pages 4° 1836, on Antarctic Expeditions. (2) 
 
 2701 White, Andrew D., Pres. of Cornell, C. Dewey, Pres. of 
 
 Rochester, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° of each. Benj. Hale, Pres. 
 of Geneva, a. d. s. i page 4° 1849. (3) 
 
 2702 White, Richard Grant, Author, a. 1. s. i page 8° 1858. 
 
 2703 White, Wm., Bishop of Pa., Chaplain to Continental Con- 
 
 gress, a. I. s. I page 4° 1828. 
 
 2704 Whiting, Nathaniel, Col. at Louisburg and Crown Point, 
 
 succeeded Col. Williams, when he was killed, a. d. s. i page 
 4° "Fort Edward, 1756." 
 
 2705 Whiting, Wm., L. F. S. Foster, B. H. Latrobe, Thomas H. 
 
 Benton, Duke de Bassano, G. C. Washington, A. A. Sargent, 
 etc. Portions of Letters and Documents, signed. (14) 
 
 2706 Whitney, Eli, Inventor of the Cotton Gin, a. I. s, 2 pages 4° 
 
 and address, 1813. 
 
 2707 Whittier, John G., Poet, a. I. s, i page 4° 1850. 
 
 2708 Whittier, John G., Poet, a. I. s. 3 pages 8°. Writes of the 
 
 Death of Vice-President Wilson, etc. 
 
 2709 Whittier, John G., Poet, a. I. s. 2 pages 8° 1872. 
 
 2710 Whittier, John G., Poet, a, I. s. 4 pages 8° 1871. 
 
 27 1 1 Whittlesey, Elisha, J. S. Skinner, Charles G. Greene, and 
 
 Nathaniel Greene, a, I. s. i page 4° of each; — John C. 
 Rives, a. I. s. 4 pages 4° 1859. Journalists. (5) 
 
 2712 WiRiRD, Richard, Theodore Atkinson, and H. Sherburne, 
 
 Members of the Congress of 1754, d. s. 1-2 page 4° 1759. 
 Scarce. 
 
 2713 WicKLiFFE, Charles A., Postmaster General, a. I, s. 2 pages 
 
 4° and address, 1828. 
 
 2714 WiCKLiFFE, Charles A., and Cave Johnson, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 of each. Postmasters General. (2) 
 
IS2 CATALOGUE. 
 
 2715 Wii.KKS, Charles, Commodore, Seized Mason and Slidell, a. /. 
 
 s, I page 4°; — Charles Lanman, M. M. IJallou, Jeremiah 
 Day, President of Yale, Charles G. Greene, Levi 1). Slamm, 
 etc.. Editors and .\uthors, 4° letter of each. (12) 
 
 2716 Wii.KKS, Henry, Father of ConMnodore, Charles King, Presi- 
 
 dent of Columbia College, H. S. Genet, and M. H. Grinnell, 
 a. I. s. I page 4° of each ; — Fernando Wood, a. I. s. 2 
 pages 4° 1843. Journalists. (5) 
 
 2717 WiLKiE, Sir David, Celebrated Painter, a. I. s. i page 4° 
 
 1841. Scarce. 
 
 2718 Wii.KiNS, William, Secretary of War, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° and 
 
 address, 1829. 
 
 2719 WiLKiNS, William, and J. R. Poinsett, a. L s, i page 4° of 
 
 each. Secretaries of War. (2) 
 
 2720 Wilkinson, James, James McHenry, O. Wolcott, B. Silliman, 
 
 B. F. Butler, J. R. Poinsett, Audubon, Caleb Strong, H. B. 
 Anthony, C. C. Clay, etc. Signatures. (20) 
 
 2721 Willard, Mrs. Emma C, Author and Teacher, a. I. s. 3 
 
 pages 4° 1857. 
 
 2722 Wii.LARD, Simon, Clock-maker, a. I. s. 2 pages folio, and ad- 
 
 dress, Boston, 1801, to Samuel A. Otis, Secretary of Senate, 
 relative to a clock made for the Senate Chamber, with bill 
 for the same. (2) 
 
 2723 William IV, of England, a. I. s. i page 4° 1820. Fine. 
 
 2724 Williamson, Wm. D., Historian, Governor of Maine, a. l. s. 
 
 2 pages 4° and address, 1822 ; — Judah Dana, Statesman and 
 Jurist, a. I. s. 1 page folio and address, "Fryeburg, 1838." (2) 
 
 2725 Willis, N. P., Poet, Autograph Poem signed, 4 pages folio. 
 
 "Toe the mark, 'tis Taylor can." A Whig song. 
 
 2726 Willis, N. P., Poet, Autograph Manuscript, i page 4°, from 
 
 the introduction to " Pencillings by the Way ; " — Robert 
 Walsh, Poet, a. I. s. i page 8° 1847. (2) 
 
 2727 Wilson, Henry, Vice President, a, L s. 1 page 4° 1863. 
 
 2728 Wilson, Henry, Letter to him, announcing his nomination 
 
 for the Vice Presidency, June, 1872. 3 pages 4°. Written 
 and signed by Thomas Settle, President, and signed also by 
 the 32 Vice Presidents of the Convention, 
 
 2729 WiNDOM, William, Secretary of Treasury, a, I. s. i page 4" 
 
 1878. 
 
 2730 WiNSLow, Edward, Governor of Plymouth, Sir H. Clinton, 
 
 Koscizssko, John Jay, W. J. Worth, J. S. Skinner, etc. Por- 
 traits, large 8°. (10) 
 
 2731 WiNSLow, John, Maj-Gen., Commanded the Forces at the 
 
 Expulsion of the Acadians, a. d. s. 2 pages folio, 1764, In- 
 teresting, relative to Eastern affairs, and the Albany Conven- 
 tion. Scarce. 
 
CATALOGUE. 153 
 
 2732 WiNSLOW, John, Maj-Gen., Chief in command at the removal 
 
 of the Acadians, /. s. i page 4'. " Camp at Half Moon, 
 1756." Very rare. 
 
 2733 WiNTHROP, Robert C, Speaker of House, u. I. s. 3 pages 4° 
 
 1849. 
 
 2734 Wise, Lieut. Henry A., Author, a. I. s. 2 pages 4° 1856. Fine. 
 
 2735 Woi.coTT, Oliver, Alexander Hamilton, A. J. Dallas, R. J. 
 
 Walker, John Sherman, \Vm. Windom, etc., Secretaries of 
 Treasury, /. s. 4° of each. (9) 
 
 2736 Woi-fp:, General James, Commander of the Forces sent against 
 
 Quebec, and killed in the final action, Sept., 1759, '/. s. 2 
 pages folio, 1756, "A monthly Return of His ALijesty's 20th 
 Regiment," Excessively rare. 
 
 2737 Wood, Fernando, Statesman, Mayor of New York, a. I. s. 3 
 
 pages 4° 1859, to Henry A. Wise, Interesting. 
 
 2738 WooDRRTDGE, John, Massachusetts Judge, a. I. s, i page folio, 
 
 and address, "Newbury 17 18." Interesting letter to Judge 
 Samuel Sewall, with his endorsement. 
 
 2739 WooDiiuRY, Levi, Secretary of Navy, and Treasury, a. I. s. 1 
 
 page 4° 1844. 
 
 2740 Wood cuts, Portraits, and Views. (53) 
 
 2741 WooDHULL, Victoria C, .Author, Broker, etc., rr. I. s. i page 
 
 4° 1876. 
 
 2742 Woods, Wm. R., Judge U. S. Supreme Court, a. 1. s. 2 pages 
 
 4° 1881. 
 
 2743 WooLSEV, T. I)., and Jeremiah Day, Presidents of Yale Col- 
 
 lege, a. /. s. 4° of each. (2) 
 
 2744 WoRCESTFR, J. E., Lexicographer, a. I. s. i page 4° and ad- 
 
 dress, 1818. 
 
 2745 Worth, Wm. J., Major-General, War of 18 12 and Mexico, a. 
 
 I. s. I page 4° 1834. Portrait. 
 
 2746 Wright, Silas, Statesman, a. I. s. 1 page 4° and address. 1840 
 
 2747 Wyman, Dr. Rufus, First Superintendant of McLean Asylum, 
 
 and Dr. W. "^J'. G. Morton, Discoverer of Anaesthesia, a. /. s. 
 I page 4° of each. (2) 
 
 2748 XrOUNG, John Russell, B. P. Shillaber, James T. Fields, 
 V S. S. Cox, George W. Greene, Nathaniel Sargent, and 
 
 C. F. Stansbury, Authors, a./, s. i page 8° of each. (7) 
 
 2749 Young, William, English Admiral, r/. s. i page folio, 1808. 
 
 2750 Young, William, English Admiral, //. s. i page folio, 1805. 
 
 2751 YsABEAU, Claude Alexander, French Revolutionist, Member of 
 
 the National Convention, 1792, d. s. i page folio. 1795, 
 signed also by other members of the Convention.