AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, DATED WASHINGTON, 29 MARCH 1824, FROM NEW YORK CONGRESSMAN JAMES STRONG TO FUTURE CONGRESSMAN AND JUDGE AARON VANDERPOEL, ESQ. OF KINDERHOOK, NEW YORK, COMMENTING ON THE UPCOMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION:  "... I CANNOT TELL YOU WHO WILL BE PRESIDENT. I SUPPOSE NO MORTAL CAN TELL. ONE OF OUR MEMBERS TOLD ME TODAY THAT VIRGINIA WOULD GIVE UP MR. CRAWFORD IF N.Y. DID NOT GO FOR HIM. THIS MUST BE TAKEN WITH SOME GRAINS OF ALLOWANCE. VIRGINIA IS MUCH DIVIDED - AND SHE IS IN A FAIR WAY TO BE IN AS FINE A PICKLE AS N.Y. YOU KNOW I HAVE LITTLE CHOICE BETWEEN THE FOUR. I AM CLEAR FOR ONE THING - IF WE DO NOT HAVE A NORTHERN PRESIDENT - I AM FOR HAVING THEM BOTH, NAMELY, THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT SOUTH OF THE POTOMAC & OHIO. IF WE HAVE NOT WIT ENOUGH TO PUT OUR HEADS TOGETHER AND MAKE A PRESIDENT AT THIS TIME OF OUR OWN LIKING, WE NEVER SHALL DO IT, UNTIL WE HAVE LEARNED WISDOM IN OUR FOLLY.  "IF MR. ADAMS CAN GET THE VOTE OF N.Y., IT IS THE BETTER OPINION H

by Strong, James

AN ACT TO PREVENT THE IMPORTATION OF SLAVES, BY ANY OF HIS MAJESTY'S SUBJECTS, INTO ANY ISLANDS, COLONIES, PLANTATIONS, AND OR TERRITORIES BELONGING TO ANY FOREIGN SOVEREIGN, STATE OR POWER

by [African Slave Trade]

[London 1806

THE COLUMBIAN REPOSITORY OF SACRED HARMONY, SELECTED FROM EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN AUTHORS, WITH MANY NEW TUNES NOT BEFORE PUBLISHED. INCLUDING THE WHOLE OF DR. WATTS' PSALMS AND HYMNS, TO EACH OF WHICH A TUNE IS ADAPTED, AND SOME ADDITIONAL TUNES SUITED TO THE PARTICULAR METRES IN TATE AND BRADY'S, AND DR. BELKNAP'S COLLECTION OF PSALMS AND HYMNS. WITH AN INTRODUCTION OF PRACTICAL PRINCIPLES. THE WHOLE DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, MUSICAL SOCIETIES, AND WORSHIPPING ASSEMBLIES

by Holyoke, Samuel

Exeter, New Hampshire : From the Music Press of Henry Ranlet , 1802

MAL LUI VEUT MAL LUI TOURNE DIT LE BON HOMME RICHARD/ SUJET MEMORABLE DES REVOLUTIONS DE L'UNIVERS/ LE COMMERCE DE LA GRANDE BRETAGNE SOUS LA FORME D'UNE VACHE; ..

by [American Revolution]

[Paris?] 1780

REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THIS COLONY, TO TREAT WITH THE PROPRIETARIES OF PENNSYLVANIA, RESPECTING THE BOUNDARIES OF THIS COLONY AND THAT PROVINCE

by [Connecticut]

Norwich : Green & Spooner , 1774

THE JEFF DAVIS PIRACY CASES. FULL REPORT OF THE TRIAL OF WILLIAM SMITH FOR PIRACY, AS ONE OF THE CREW OF THE CONFEDERATE PRIVATEER, THE JEFF DAVIS. BEFORE JUDGES GRIER AND CADWALADER, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, HELD AT PHILADELPHIA, IN OCTOBER, 1861. BY...OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR

by Murphy, D.F.

Philadelphia : King & Baird , 1861

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, DATED AT BOSTON, OCTOBER 4, 1889, FROM BARRETT WENDELL TO "MY DEAR MR. HAVEN," DESCRIBING PRESIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON'S DISTRAUGHT STATE DURING THE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS:  "THE STORY OF ANDREW JOHNSON IS THIS. I HAVE IT DIRECTLY FROM THE MAN CONCERNED. THIS WAS AN INTIMATE FRIEND OF MR. HUGH MCCULLOCH, WHO YOU MAY REMEMBER WAS JOHNSON'S SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY. DURING THE IMPEACHMENT THIS GENTLEMAN, WHO CHANCED TO BE IN WASHINGTON, CALLED ON MR. MCCULLOCH. THE SECRETARY . . . ASKED HIM HIS OPINION OF THE PRESIDENT.  "'I THINK HIM,' SAID THE VISITOR, 'IMPOLITIC BUT THOROUGHLY HONEST.' 'YOU MUST TELL HIM SO,' SAID MR. MCCULLOCH.  "IN SPITE OF PROTESTATIONS, THE VISITOR WAS HURRIED TO THE WHITE HOUSE & INTO SOME INNER ROOM, WHERE THEY FOUND JOHNSON ALONE. THERE HE WAS ASKED TO REPEAT TO THE PRESIDENT WHAT HE HAD SAID TO THE SECRETARY. WITH NATURAL HESITATION HE DID SO. WHEN HE CAME TO THE WORD '

by [Johnson, Andrew] Wendell, Barrett

DEFENCE, NOT DEFIANCE: A HEBREW'S REPLY TO THE MISSIONARIES: CONSISTING OF I. FAITH CONFIRMED, SELECTIONS FROM THE WORK "CHIZUK EMUNAH" OF ISAAC TROKI, THE KARAITE. II. BIBLICAL AND RABBINICAL PARALLELS TO NEW TESTAMENT PRINCIPLES

by De Sola Mendes, Rev. Dr. Frederic

New York : Printed and Published at the Office of the Independent Review , 1876

BEADLE'S ONE CENT SONG BOOK. FIRST SERIES 1 TO 10. NO. 5

by Beadle and Company

New York : Beadle and Company, 98 William Street. , 1868

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, PHILADELPHIA, 4 MARCH 1811, FROM WILLIAM DUANE TO AN UNKNOWN RECIPIENT DISCUSSING TURMOIL IN THE MADISON WHITE HOUSE:  "... IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO MISTAKE THE OPERATION OF MEASURES AS THEY ARE NOW GOING ON. MR. MADISON'S HOUSE IS A SCENE OF ODIOUS INTRIGUE. WASHINGTON A SCENE OF DISSIPATION AND EXTRAVAGANCE WHICH THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN THE COURTS OF EUROPE SAY THEY DO NOT EQUAL. IN THE CABINET, MR. GALLATIN WITH ALL THE POWERFUL AND FLEXIBLE FACULTIES WHICH HE POSSESSES AND KNOWS SO DEXTEROUSLY TO APPLY ON ONE SIDE; THE SMITHS WITH AN EQUALLY POWERFUL INFLUENCE... BETWEEN THEM MR. MADISON IS LIKE A MAN WITH HIS HEAD IN A NOOSE, AND THESE PARTIES HOLDING EACH OF THEM AN END OF THE ROPE--HE MUST SELECT OR PERISH BETWEEN THEM. . . . IT IS WELL KNOWN AT THE PRESD'TS HOUSE THAT THE SMITHS HAVE BEEN CONCERNED IN AN INTRIGUE AGAINST MR. M."  SECRETARY OF THE NAVY PAUL HAMILTON "HAS BEEN SICKENED TO THE SOUL TO SEE WHAT HE HAS SEEN. THESE THINGS AND A THOUSAND

by Duane, William

THE USE OF BRANDY AND SALT, AS A REMEDY FOR VARIOUS INTERNAL AS WELL AS EXTERNAL DISEASES, INFLAMMATION AND LOCAL INJURIES; CONTAINING AMPLE DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING AND APPLYING IT. EXPLAINED BY THE REV. SAMUEL FENTON, M.D., LIVERPOOL, AND WM. LEE, ESQ., OF LA PERTE IMBAULT, IN FRANCE. SECOND EDITION, REVISED AND CORRECTED

by Fenton, Samuel; Wm. Lee

New York : Carvill & Co., 108 Broadway , 1842

ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE COLORED DEPARTMENT OF THE HOUSE OF REFUGE. BY THE HON. WILLIAM D. KELLEY. ON DECEMBER 31ST, 1849. THIS DEPARTMENT OF THE INSTITUTION HAVING BEEN OPENED FOR THE RECEPTION OF INMATES ON DECEMBER 29TH, 1849

by Kelley, William D.

Philadelphia : T.K. and P.G. Collins, Printers , 1850

THE UNIVERSAL ALMANACK, OR YEARLY MAGAZINE...FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1764. BY ANDREW AGUECHEEK, PHILOM

by Aguecheek, Andrew

Philadelphia : Printed by Andrew Steuart, at the Bible-in-Heart, in Second street , 1763

FIREMAN'S PARADE. PRESENTATION OF TWO SILVER FIRE HORNS TO THE HIBERNIA ENGINE COMPANY, NO. 1. PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 5TH, 1857

by [Hibernia Fire Engine Company]

Philadelphia : Published by Wm. Smith... Looking Glass, Portrait & Picture Frames of every description , 1877

ACCOUNT OF THE TRIAL OF JOHN EDWARDS, OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK; WHO WAS PROSECUTED FOR "COLLECTING, OR PROMOTING AN ASSEMBLY OF PERSONS, UNDER THE PRETENCE OF PUBLIC WORSHIP IN A PUBLIC STREET, ON SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1822." WITH A SHORT ACCOUNT OF HIS LIFE, AN ADDRESS TO THE MAYOR AND CORPORATION, AND ADVICE TO THE POLICE MAGISTRATES, &C. WRITTEN BY JOHN EDWARDS. EXCEPT THE TRIAL, WHICH WAS TAKEN DOWN IN SHORT HAND

by [Edwards, John]

New York : Printed for the Author , 1822

JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES, AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE THIRD CONGRESS

by United States

Philadelphia : Childs and Swaine , 1794

THE PENNSYLVANIA FREEMAN

by Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society

Philadelphia : Merrihew & Thompson, Printers, No. 7 Carter's Alley , 1849

THE WEBSTER MEETING LAST NIGHT WAS ALL THAT COULD BE DESIRED-- NUMEROUS, ENTHUSIASTIC, AND RESOLVED

by [Webster, Daniel]

New York : New York American- Extra , 1837

THE CELEBRATION IN SAN FRANCISCO, IN COMMEMORATION OF THE SUCCESSFUL LAYING OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH, 1858

by [Atlantic Telegraph Cable]

San Francisco : Sterett & Butler, Printers, Engravers and Publishers, 145 Clay Street , 1858

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, ON PLAIN LINED PAPER, TO E.B. FRENCH, DATED AT HAMPDEN [MAINE], AUGUST 19, 1861, ASKING FOR HELP IN SECURING A CAPTAIN'S COMMISSION FOR J.C. PETERSON:  "I DESIRE TO ASK A PERSONAL FAVOR OF YOU. IT IS FOR YOU TO SEE THE SECY OR AST SECY OF WAR, FOR ME, IN THE CASE I WILL STATE, AND YOU WILL SUBMIT THIS LETTER TO THE SECY. I FEAR IF I WRITE AN ORDINARY LETTER, IT MAY BE OVERLOOKED IN THE PRESS OF BUSINESS AND HENCE I ASK YOUR IMMEDIATE PERSONAL ATTENTION TO IT.  "I INTENDED TO RECOMMEND J.C. PETERSON, A NATIVE OF N.Y. BUT NOW A PHYSICIAN AT ST. JOHN N.B. FOR A CAPT IN THE ARMY. I SUPPOSED I DID SO, BUT J.C. PATTERSON - NOT PETERSON, HAS BEEN NOMINATED & CONFIRMED A CAPT. THERE IS NO SUCH MAN. THERE MUST THEREFORE BE A VACANCY IN THAT PLACE OF CAPT. AS THERE IS NO J.C. PATTERSON TO ACCEPT. HENCE I SUPPOSE J.C. PETERSON CAN BE APPOINTED AND COMMISSIONED TO SUPPLY THAT VACANCY, AND HIS NOMINATION SENT TO THE SENATE AT THE NEXT SESSION. I WANT IT DONE AT

by Hamlin, Hannibal