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The American And Foreign Anti-Slavery Reporter 1842-06, The American And Foreign- Anti Slavery Society May 1842

The American And Foreign Anti-Slavery Reporter 1842-06, The American And Foreign- Anti Slavery Society

American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Reporter

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Letter To Laura Chase, Philander Chase May 1842

Letter To Laura Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Philander Chase describes his daily routine at Jubilee College.

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Instrument For Measuring Garments, Peter Veret May 1842

Instrument For Measuring Garments, Peter Veret

US Number-Issued Patents (1836-1861, 1866-1920)

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Letter To Mary Olivia Chase, Philander Chase May 1842

Letter To Mary Olivia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Philander Chase describes his religious duties at Jubilee College and provides an update on the construction of the "Cottage" and grounds of the College.

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Letter From Jonathan Stone Whitney, New York, To Edward Whitney, Esq., Boston, Massachusetts, 1842 May 18, Jonathan Stone Whitney, Wellesley College Archives May 1842

Letter From Jonathan Stone Whitney, New York, To Edward Whitney, Esq., Boston, Massachusetts, 1842 May 18, Jonathan Stone Whitney, Wellesley College Archives

Papers of Anne Whitney (MSS.4): Correspondence

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Letter From Jonathan Stone Whitney, New York, To Edward Whitney, Esq., Boston, Massachusetts, 1842 May 14, Jonathan Stone Whitney, Wellesley College Archives May 1842

Letter From Jonathan Stone Whitney, New York, To Edward Whitney, Esq., Boston, Massachusetts, 1842 May 14, Jonathan Stone Whitney, Wellesley College Archives

Papers of Anne Whitney (MSS.4): Correspondence

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Jacksonville Republican | May 1842, Jacksonville Republican (Jacksonville, Ala. : 1837-1895) Apr 1842

Jacksonville Republican | May 1842, Jacksonville Republican (Jacksonville, Ala. : 1837-1895)

Jacksonville Republican

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Promissory Note, 29 April 1842, Timmons Louis Treadwell Apr 1842

Promissory Note, 29 April 1842, Timmons Louis Treadwell

Personal and Business Correspondence, 1841-1850 (Series 1.2)

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Land Deed, John Onion To Perry Healy, April 15, 1842 Apr 1842

Land Deed, John Onion To Perry Healy, April 15, 1842

Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection

This deed, dated April 15, 1842, is a land deed for a certain parcel of land owned by American Indian, John Onion, under the advice and direction of Elisha R. Potter. The land was purchased by Perry Healy of Charlestown, Rhode Island for the sum of one hundred and fifty-three dollars and fifty cents. The deed describes the location of the land sold and is signed by John Onion and witnessed by Joseph Gavit and Joseph H. Griffin. The deed was received by the Charlestown town clerk, John Stanton and May 2, 1842 and was recorded in Book number 7 …

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Aaron Spell Bankruptcy Declaration, 1842, Samuel Jameson Gholson Apr 1842

Aaron Spell Bankruptcy Declaration, 1842, Samuel Jameson Gholson

Aaron Spell Papers

Declaration of bankruptcy for A. Spell 20 February 1842, signed by District Judge Samuel J. Gholson, Jackson, Mississippi. Spell first filed for bankruptcy on 8 November 1842.

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Letter From Alexander Whitney, To Anne Coolidge Stone, 1842 April 5, Alexander Whitney, Wellesley College Archives Apr 1842

Letter From Alexander Whitney, To Anne Coolidge Stone, 1842 April 5, Alexander Whitney, Wellesley College Archives

Papers of Anne Whitney (MSS.4): Correspondence

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William T. Brantly To Reuben Treadwell, 1 April 1842, William T. Brantly Mar 1842

William T. Brantly To Reuben Treadwell, 1 April 1842, William T. Brantly

Personal and Business Correspondence, 1841-1850 (Series 1.2)

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Jacksonville Republican | April 1842, Jacksonville Republican (Jacksonville, Ala. : 1837-1895) Mar 1842

Jacksonville Republican | April 1842, Jacksonville Republican (Jacksonville, Ala. : 1837-1895)

Jacksonville Republican

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Aaron Spell Mount Letter, 1842, Charles E. Mount Mar 1842

Aaron Spell Mount Letter, 1842, Charles E. Mount

Aaron Spell Papers

25 March 1842 letter from Chs. E. Mount, Benton, Mississippi, to A. Spell concerning financial matters and offering legal assistance to Spell in handling his bankruptcy.

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Receipt, 21 March 1842, Author Unknown Mar 1842

Receipt, 21 March 1842, Author Unknown

Personal and Business Correspondence, 1841-1850 (Series 1.2)

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Letter From Rev. Antonie Brummelkamp To Rev. Albertus C. Van Raalte, Antonie Brummelkamp, Simone Kennedy Mar 1842

Letter From Rev. Antonie Brummelkamp To Rev. Albertus C. Van Raalte, Antonie Brummelkamp, Simone Kennedy

Van Raalte Papers: 1840-1849

A letter of Rev. Antonie Brummelkamp to his brother-in-law, Rev. Albertus C. Van Raalte, responding to Van Raalte's remark that he tightens up when he has to attend synod meetings. Brummelkamp expressed the opinion that he and Van Raalte should not be the examiners of Carel de Moen since he is a relative and a friend of both of them. Rev. Budding has again been thrown into prison because he owes large fines. Brummelkamp has written the king to be forgiven of his fines because he is not guilty as charged.

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Robert E. Lee Letter To Captain J.K.H. Mansfield Of Fort Pulaski Regarding A Matter Published In A Circular To The Army Corps Of Engineers. Fort Hamilton, N.Y., February 25, 1842., Robert Edward Lee Feb 1842

Robert E. Lee Letter To Captain J.K.H. Mansfield Of Fort Pulaski Regarding A Matter Published In A Circular To The Army Corps Of Engineers. Fort Hamilton, N.Y., February 25, 1842., Robert Edward Lee

Broadus R. Littlejohn, Jr. Manuscript and Ephemera Collection

Robert E. Lee writes from Fort Hamilton to Captain J.K.H. Mansfield of the Corps of Engineers at Fort Pulaski to discuss the object of a publication presented to the Circular in the Corps December 27, 1841. He states he had could claim no merit in its origin and was to promote its success, dated February 25, 1842, Fort Hamilton, N.Y.

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Letter From Simon Van Velzen To Albertus And Christina Van Raalte, Simon Van Velzen, Henry Ten Hoor Feb 1842

Letter From Simon Van Velzen To Albertus And Christina Van Raalte, Simon Van Velzen, Henry Ten Hoor

Van Raalte Papers: 1840-1849

A letter of Simon van Velzen to Albertus and Christina Van Raalte after learning of the birth of their child [Christina Catharina, b. 21 February and d. 24 May 1843].

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Reason Wethers To T.L. Treadwll, 22 February 1842, Reason Wethers Feb 1842

Reason Wethers To T.L. Treadwll, 22 February 1842, Reason Wethers

Personal and Business Correspondence, 1841-1850 (Series 1.2)

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Document, Butler And Polk Legal Indenture, February 22, 1842 Feb 1842

Document, Butler And Polk Legal Indenture, February 22, 1842

Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection

This handwritten legal document, dated February 22, 1842, is an indenture between Clement M. Polk and William Butler. The document is signed by C. M. Polk and a note from the N. W. Matheny, the Clerk of the Circuit Court follows at the bottom of the page. The mortgage deed was certified by Benjamin Talbot, the Recorder for Sangamon County on a separate page. A note is written in pencil on the back of the document stating that the document was written by A. Lincoln.

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Document, Courtney & Smith Pleas, October 19, 1842 Feb 1842

Document, Courtney & Smith Pleas, October 19, 1842

Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection

This handwritten legal document concerning the Courtney vs. Smith case, filed October 19, 1842, offers the defendant's pleas of innocence and presents the plea of the plaintiff's theft. The document is signed by Lincoln and the pleas were filed by the Clerk, Amos Williams. There is damage along the edges.

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Aaron Spell Account 4 Bales, 1842, Henry Grayson Esq. Feb 1842

Aaron Spell Account 4 Bales, 1842, Henry Grayson Esq.

Aaron Spell Papers

10 February 1842 receipt from Grayson Henry, Esquire to Charles E. Mount, Agent for 4 bales of cotton received from the steamer Algonquin and sold in New Orleans.

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News Article Announcing That An Abolitionist Was Caught After Stealing 3 Enslaved Individuals, Gov. Lynch Feb 1842

News Article Announcing That An Abolitionist Was Caught After Stealing 3 Enslaved Individuals, Gov. Lynch

Lantern Project

News article announcing that an abolitionist was caught after taking 2 unnamed enslaved persons belonging to Governor Lynch, and 1 other belonging to Mr. Randolph of Virginia

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Jacksonville Republican | February 1842, Jacksonville Republican (Jacksonville, Ala. : 1837-1895) Jan 1842

Jacksonville Republican | February 1842, Jacksonville Republican (Jacksonville, Ala. : 1837-1895)

Jacksonville Republican

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Letter, Jeannie In Natchez, To Her Cousin, Edward North, In Patterson, New Jersey, January 27, 1842 Jan 1842

Letter, Jeannie In Natchez, To Her Cousin, Edward North, In Patterson, New Jersey, January 27, 1842

Todd A. Herring Archival Collection

This handwritten letter, written in script from Jeannie in Natchez, Mississippi to her cousin, Edward North, in Patterson, New Jersey discusses yellow fever, tornadoes, fires, and parties in Natchez.

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Louisa Catherine Johnson Adams Poem "To Thomas," 1842., Louisa Catherine Adams Jan 1842

Louisa Catherine Johnson Adams Poem "To Thomas," 1842., Louisa Catherine Adams

Broadus R. Littlejohn, Jr. Manuscript and Ephemera Collection

Louisa Catherine Adams was the wife of John Quincy Adams. She was the first lady from 1825-1829, and she was the only first lady to be born outside the U.S. Adams writes this poem to Thomas, stating "your presence eased the lab'ring thought/the note aside was laid/ Before, with kind expression fraught/my compliment was paid." Dated January 25, 1842.

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Deed Jan 1842

Deed

Van Raalte Papers: 1840-1849

From a deed on December 27, 1841, in the presence of the notary and lawyer Pieter Lijndrajer, Junior, and witnesses, passed and registered in Amsterdam: [namely:] "Registered in Amsterdam, December 28, 1841, volume sixty-one, folio thirty-four verso, section three and four, comprising two pages without marginal remarks, received with the increase of three guilders and thirty-one and a half cents. The [tax] collector Weggelhorst signed [the document]." It appears that Messrs. Albertus Christiaan van Raalte, private, living in Ommen, province of Overijssel, and Dirk Blikman Kikkert,ship broker, living in Amsterdam, have contracted a partnership to continue the Brick, Shingle, Tile …

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Bill Of Sale Of An Enslaved Person Named Ben, Anthony W. Nanleer Jan 1842

Bill Of Sale Of An Enslaved Person Named Ben, Anthony W. Nanleer

Lantern Project

Bill of sale of an enslaved person named Ben.

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News Article Announcing That A Family Was Murdered By An Unnamed Enslaved Person, Mr. Wilson Jan 1842

News Article Announcing That A Family Was Murdered By An Unnamed Enslaved Person, Mr. Wilson

Lantern Project

News article explaining that Mr. Wilson and his family were murdered by an unnamed enslaved man owned by Mr. Wilson

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Letter From Antonie Brummelkamp To Rev. Albertus C. Van Raalte, Antonie Brummelkamp, Simone Kennedy Jan 1842

Letter From Antonie Brummelkamp To Rev. Albertus C. Van Raalte, Antonie Brummelkamp, Simone Kennedy

Van Raalte Papers: 1840-1849

A letter of the Rev. Antonie Brummelkamp to Rev. Albertus C. Van Raalte in which the Van Raalte family is informed that the Brummelkamps lost a baby boy the previous night. Brummelkamp also says that Carel de Moen, the brother of Mrs. Van Raalte and Mrs. Brummelkamp is convinced that he wants to become a minister.

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