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to Henry Knox

Writes that "By a Resolution of Congress the Ohio Company are intitled to sink their military Rights in the Purchase to the Amount of the Seventh of the Purchase Monies" and asks for documents to facilitate that end. Notes that he has contracted with...

GLC02437.03737

to Henry Knox

Written by Duer to Secretary of War Knox. Reports that General Henry Jackson is going to Philadelphia, presumably because of the problematic speculation deal sponsored by Duer. In reference to the business problems between Duer and Knox, Duer says...

GLC02437.04956

to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Dawn L. Smith to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated November 6, 1973. Smith is against the impeachment of President Nixon. The letter is addressed to president Nixon from the Concerned Women's Views. This copy was sent to Moorehead...

GLC09613.02.1133

receipt

One undated receipt sent by Omer H. Kelpe to Virginia Heidt Kelpe with a note dated April 27, 1944. A list of numbers on receipt paper.

GLC10047.01.333.02

to Alexander James Dallas, Jr.

Written by Dallas as U.S. District Attorney for eastern Pennsylvania to his 19-year-old son Alexander James Dallas, Jr. The father wanted his son to pass this letter along to the Port Collector. In reference to the slave trading ship "Eugenia." It...

GLC02505.14

to John Cripps

Writes to his Secretary regarding a successful journey. Encloses public documents that require attention (not included). Is disappointed because Secretary of State William Marcy has not drawn up a Treaty of Extradition. Gadsden feels that his...

GLC03587.01

to Captain Julius Walker Adams

In this letter, Porter discusses his case. Notes that Adams's friend, Thomas Church Haskell Smith, testified against him. Relates that Major Gardiner requested documents from the War Department regarding Generals George McClellan, William Buel...

GLC00214.02.14

to Henry Knox

Discusses a business plan proposed to him by Major [Winthrop] Sargent for an upcoming voyage and the risks that accompany the proposal. (See GLC02437.03638 for Winthrop's views on the voyage). Mentions one of his officer's requests for payment...

GLC02437.03637

to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One envelope from Claude Coffman to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated November 6, 1973. Claude Coffman The document does not give an opinion on impeachment.

GLC09613.02.1605.05

to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One postcard sent to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated circa 1974. The postcard does not give an opinion on impeachment. It is a public document concerning official business.

GLC09613.02.2764.01

Foreword

A page taken from "The Addisonian" the high school yearbook for Lucy Addison High School. The page contains a note from the editor that the Class of 1946 is presenting the high school's first annual in twelve years. The editor also writes that now...

GLC09587.267

The history of the New-York African free-school, from their establishment in 1787, to the present time; embracing a period of more than forty years: also a brief account of the succesful labors of the New-York Manumission Society

Written by Andrews as the principal of the African Free School. Printed by Mahlon Day at 376 Pearl Street in New York. First edition copy. Includes engraving of the school building, from a drawing by a student, opposite the title page. Provides a...

GLC06084

[Collection belonging to John M. Everhart, 1942-1946][Decimalized .01-.83]

Collection of letters belonging to John M. Everhart dated 1942-1946. Consists of 99 letters, newspaper clippings and documents pertaining to Everhart's service during World War II. Letters are written primarily to his family: John H. Everhart (father...

GLC10048

to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One postcard from DMS inc to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated November 2, 1973. The document does not give an opinion on impeachment, it is a DMS Intelligence subscription card.

GLC09613.02.1041.03

to the Massachusetts Committee of Safety

A retained copy written by Colonel Arnold four days after the capture of Fort Ticonderoga. With initialed postscript. Says last letter sent was 11 May 1775. Announces that Crown Point has been captured. Mentions logistics of moving captured cannons...

GLC03559

to Henry Knox

Expresses his disappointment in Knox's handling of a business transaction with [William Green]. Cautions Knox against taking any measures in the business with Green that will "plunge you beyond your depth." Adds, "I cannot say I altogether like the...

GLC02437.05696

[Journal for ship Molly]

Daily log of activity aboard the British supply ship Molly sailing in the New York Harbor. Pattullo was the master. Most entries detail the weather, supplies received or delivered, and duties of the men aboard. Many entries note the carpenters'...

GLC01450.019

to Mother

Letter to Cordelia S. Williams signed "Doc" from her son Dr. Harold Hamilton Williams. He tells her he is glad she has a T.V. now. He describes the Rose Parade he attended and "the guys" he is living with and how in the same day, one had burned food...

GLC09587.303

to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One postcard from Lt. Col. and Mrs. Anthony A. Stankus Sr. to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated July 5, 1973. The text on the postcard is very cramped and hard to decipher as are the senders names. Sent by Stankus at an earlier date but the name...

GLC09613.02.3757.03

Five manuscript letterbooks compiled while U.S. Consul in Livorno, Italy

Five folio letterbooks in vellum, mostly clerical copies, containing more than 1060 letters. Although the letters are generally chronological, those letters out of chronological order are topically related to those next to them. Includes letters to...

GLC06791.01

Five manuscript letterbooks compiled while U.S. Consul in Livorno, Italy vol 2

Five folio letterbooks in vellum, mostly clerical copies, containing more than 1060 letters. Although the letters are generally chronological, those letters out of chronological order are topically related to those next to them. Includes letters to...

GLC06791.02

Five manuscript letterbooks compiled while U.S. Consul in Livorno, Italy vol 3

Five folio letterbooks in vellum, mostly clerical copies, containing more than 1060 letters. Although the letters are generally chronological, those letters out of chronological order are topically related to those next to them. Includes letters to...

GLC06791.03

Five manuscript letterbooks compiled while U.S. Consul in Livorno, Italy vol 4

Five folio letterbooks in vellum, mostly clerical copies, containing more than 1060 letters. Although the letters are generally chronological, those letters out of chronological order are topically related to those next to them. Includes letters to...

GLC06791.04

Five manuscript letterbooks compiled while U.S. Consul in Livorno, Italy vol 5

Five folio letterbooks in vellum, mostly clerical copies, containing more than 1060 letters. Although the letters are generally chronological, those letters out of chronological order are topically related to those next to them. Includes letters to...

GLC06791.05

to James Blood

Stevens, chairman of the National Democratic Executive Committee, garners support for the Democratic Party prior to the 1860 Presidential election. He informs Blood, a customs collector at Newburyport, Massachusetts, that the organizers of an...

GLC00817