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Letter From William Neff To James B. Finley, William Neff

Finley Letters

Neff reports that there has been a great scourge in Cincinnati and the deaths and suffering have been alarming. People in apparent good health have fallen in the streets and cannot rise. Opium, calomel, camphor, hot tea, mustard plasters, and turpentine have been administered. Many doctors have fallen from fatigue and exhaustion. 10,000 have left the city. Neff and his family have survived and he hopes conditions will improve. Abstract Number - 132

Gambier Observer, October 19, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

Report Of The Committee On Chase's Resignation, William White

Philander Chase Letters

The committee resolves to recognize Chase's resignation following his letter and his moving to Michigan.

Letter To Mrs. Samuel Fuller, Jr., Samuel Fuller Jr.

Philander Chase Letters

Fuller provides his wife with an account of the General Convention of the Episcopal Church being held in New York City. The "Ohio business" is yet to be resolved.

Letter From Thomas A. Morris To James B. Finley, Thomas A. Morris

Finley Letters

Morris tells of the devastating effects of the cholera epidemic which is killing hundreds and causing many to flee from the city for their lives. Abstract Number - 1023

Gambier Observer, October 12, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

Richard T. Gibson - 1832-10-11 The Georgian, Georgian (Savannah, Ga.)

Defending Savannah: History and Archaeology of the Gibson's Point Battery

An article mentioning a land transaction with Richard Gibson in The Georgian from October 11, 1832.

"Administration Sale." The Georgian (Savannah, Ga.), October 11, 1832.

College Of New Jersey Session Bill, October 8, 1832

Liberty Hall Collection 1830s

The following document is a duplicate of a session bill totaling one hundred and one dollars and twenty-five cents for John Kean’s education at the College of New Jersey, which included tuition, room rent, boarding, wood, washing servants wages, scribbling damages and library for the present session.

1832 - Legal Document, Unknown

Watson Family

Legal document for Daniel Watson addressing non remittance of a payment with Andrew B. Long.

Gambier Observer, October 05, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

Letter To Philander Chase, Mary Caroline Ward

Philander Chase Letters

Mary expresses deep sympathy for Chase at this time of turbulence in his life. She tells him that her father is helping to build a church and college on the Isle of Man. She also asks Chase for information about a woman she once corresponded with named Sarah King.

Letter To Dudley Chase, Samuel Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Fragment of a letter in which Samuel tells Dudley that his brother, Philander, would like to borrow some money from Dudley in order to ensure swift completion of his farm. Samuel is convinced Philander "acted judiciously" in resigning.

Gambier Observer, September 28, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

Letter, Eastman, Samuel In New Orleans, Louisiana To James Atkins In Hallowell, Kennebeck County, Maine, September 28, 1832, Samuel Eastman

Todd A. Herring Archival Collection

This handwritten letter, written in script from Samuel Eastman in New Orleans, Louisiana to James Atkins in Kennebeck County, Maine discusses his thoughts on New Orleans, the deaths in the area due to the cholera epidemic, and his thoughts on marrying.

Gambier Observer, September 21, 1834

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

Letter From Mary C. Hollinshead To James B. Finley, Mary C. Hollinshead

Finley Letters

Joseph, the husband of the writer, is suffering from an attack of inflammatory rheumatism. There is much illness in their section but religious conditions are good. At a recent Camp Meeting, 92 were converted. Both Joseph and Mary Hollinshead feel their religion very strongly. Abstract Number - 131

Letter, Nicholas Thompson To Jacob Thompson, Nicholas Thompson

Correspondence and Documents

September 9, 1832. Letter from Nicholas Thompson to Jacob Thompson.

Gambier Observer, September 07, 1834

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

Commencement 1832

Commencement Programs

No abstract provided.

Letter From Thomas Sargent To James B. Finley, Thomas Sargent

Finley Letters

Sargent is about to leave Philadelphia with his family. He has written to Spencer and was referred to Finley for some knowledge of Sargent and his dealings. Sargent has word that his son, Thomas B., has become a member of the church and is in Cincinnati. Abstract Number - 129

Gambier Observer, August 31, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

Letter From Buffalo, New York To Leonard Blake In Gambier, Ohio, Elizabeth Hippius (1787-1854)

Blake Family Letters

No abstract provided.

Gambier Observer, August 24, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

Letter From Jacky M. Bradley To James B. Finley, Jacky M. Bradley

Finley Letters

Jacky reports that the 'state of religion' in his circuit is better than when he last wrote. Some 60 or 70 had to be cut off, but 130 new members were received. An epidemic of cholera is expected to arrive soon in their area. A Camp Meeting is planned for the 4th of October. The writer begs for a word from Rev. Finley, his "only blood relation...in the itinerant field to whom he has access..." Abstract Number - 127

Gambier Observer, August 17, 1832

1832

No abstract provided.

Gambier Observer, August 17, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

Certification For Practicing Law, Surry County, Nc, 12 August 1832, Francis K. Armstrong

Personal and Business Correspondence, 1821-1840 (Series 1.1)

No abstract provided.

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase like's Sophia's plan for coming to Michigan but is worried about her selling the farm in Ohio. He holds great resentment towards Ohio and wishes never to visit again.

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase updates his wife on life in Gilead. Mr. Wells has arrived, the building projects at the house are progressing, and his sons are helping with chores. Chase also asks Sophia to tell Mr. Douglass to sell the Worthington farm.

Gambier Observer, August 10, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.