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Letter To Philander Chase, Lord Gambier Jul 1832

Letter To Philander Chase, Lord Gambier

Philander Chase Letters

Gambier apologizes for his lack of communication as his failing eyesight makes it difficult to write. He extends great sympathy towards Chase for the troubles he endured at the College, and is upset that he is no longer the president. He believes that G.M. West is the prime cause of Chase's difficulties.

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Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase Jul 1832

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase travels to White Pigeon in the Mongoquinon prairies to get wheat ground at a mill in order to make bread for his family to sustain on. He updates his wife on their sons and the rest of Chase's company, as well as the building projects he has undertaken.

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James Stevenson Of Scotland To William Young Of Port Gibson (Miss.)., James Stevenson, William Young Jul 1832

James Stevenson Of Scotland To William Young Of Port Gibson (Miss.)., James Stevenson, William Young

Evans Collection

No abstract provided.

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Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase Jul 1832

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase continues to travel through Michigan with his sons and hopes to arrive in Gilead on Wednesday. He traded some cattle with Mr. Critchfield and reunited with old friends. He assures his wife that their sons are doing very well, and also assures her that they are safe from "Indian depredation."

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Letter, From W. B. In Natchez, Mississippi To Rev. James Smylie In Centerville, Amite County, Mississippi, June 26, 1932 Jun 1832

Letter, From W. B. In Natchez, Mississippi To Rev. James Smylie In Centerville, Amite County, Mississippi, June 26, 1932

Todd A. Herring Archival Collection

This handwritten letter, written in script and dated June 26, 1932, to Rev. James Smylie in Centerville, Amite County, Mississippi, from W. B. in Natchez, Mississippi discusses the sale of some land in Amite County.

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Receipt From Thomas S. Earle To William Mitchele, June 7, 1832, Thomas S. Earle Jun 1832

Receipt From Thomas S. Earle To William Mitchele, June 7, 1832, Thomas S. Earle

Liberty Hall Collection 1830s

Receipt from Thomas S. Earle to William Mitchele for calico fabric and hose for $3.51.

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Susan Niemcewicz To Thomas Dayton, May 31, 1832, Susan U. Niemcewicz May 1832

Susan Niemcewicz To Thomas Dayton, May 31, 1832, Susan U. Niemcewicz

Liberty Hall Collection 1830s

Susan Niemcewicz wrote from 19 Bond Street, New York, New York to Thomas Dayton Elizabethtown, New Jersey, New York. Susan was informed that the expense and loss of bringing hay from Ursino to New York would be less by land compared to the waste and loss of time by water. If Mr. Parcels could make it convenient, Susan wanted the hay to be sent to New York by land. The livery man made inquiries with Peter regarding it. Thanked Thomas for receiving from E. Wade and hoped he was ready to make another payment. Susan wished to have everything settled …

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Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase May 1832

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase is preaching regularly and tells his wife not to worry that he has been gone for so long. He also tells her to disregard anything she reads in the papers about the Indians being troublesome.

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Susan Niemcewicz To Thomas Dayton, May 24, 1832, Susan U. Niemcewicz May 1832

Susan Niemcewicz To Thomas Dayton, May 24, 1832, Susan U. Niemcewicz

Liberty Hall Collection 1830s

Susan Niemcewicz wrote from Bond Street, New York, New York to Thomas Dayton in Elizabethtown, New Jersey. William Baker said he would be so kind as to save Susan the painful task of putting pen to paper and write to enquire of Thomas whether it would be best for her to dispose of 2 loads of hay at Ursino or Elizabeth Town. Several complaints were made to Susan of a bad fellow Js. Jewels living in old Phils House. The neighbors spoke of pulling the house down. Wished Thomas would dislodge him and warn him to never …

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Susan Niemcewicz With Marquand And Brothers, May 21, 1832, Susan U. Niemcewicz May 1832

Susan Niemcewicz With Marquand And Brothers, May 21, 1832, Susan U. Niemcewicz

Liberty Hall Collection 1830s

The following document is a receipt from Marquand and Brothers to Susan Niemcewicz for a pin, 2 buttons, a gold chain ring, coral pin (For Mrs. Baker), and several gold finger rings.

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War Tax Receipt, R. B. Webb To R. B. Campbell, May 20, 1862 May 1832

War Tax Receipt, R. B. Webb To R. B. Campbell, May 20, 1862

Hays Ray Webb Collection

This war tax receipt notes a payment of nine dollars made by R. B. Webb to R. B. Campbell, the collector of War Tax for district three.

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Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase Apr 1832

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

After traveling up the Maumee River, Chase turned around to find a different route to St. Joseph that didn't require going through the woods. He preached nearby and visited a dying man.

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Gambier Observer, April 27, 1832 Apr 1832

Gambier Observer, April 27, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

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Letter To C.W. Fitch, B.B. Smith Apr 1832

Letter To C.W. Fitch, B.B. Smith

Philander Chase Letters

Smith praises Fitch's calm resolve in the midst of intense controversy at the College. He discusses Bp. Chase's pamphlet and instructs Fitch to keep his thoughts and words towards God while dealing with the controversy on the Hill.

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Gambier Observer, April 20, 1832 Apr 1832

Gambier Observer, April 20, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

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Thomas Bennett With John Kean, April 14, 1832, Thomas Bennett, John Kean Ii Apr 1832

Thomas Bennett With John Kean, April 14, 1832, Thomas Bennett, John Kean Ii

Liberty Hall Collection 1830s

The following document is a receipt between Thomas Bennett and John Kean for boots.

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Gambier Observer, April 13, 1832 Apr 1832

Gambier Observer, April 13, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

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Gambier Observer, April 6, 1832 Apr 1832

Gambier Observer, April 6, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

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John Watt Of Natchez To William Young Of Port Gibson., John Watt, William Young Mar 1832

John Watt Of Natchez To William Young Of Port Gibson., John Watt, William Young

Evans Collection

No abstract provided.

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Letter From Buffalo, New York To Leonard Blake In Gambier, Ohio, W. H. Rodman Mar 1832

Letter From Buffalo, New York To Leonard Blake In Gambier, Ohio, W. H. Rodman

Blake Family Letters

No abstract provided.

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Letter To Juliana Miller, Philander Chase Mar 1832

Letter To Juliana Miller, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase contemplates details of what may happen at the College following the General Convention and meeting of bishops.

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Check From Peleg Clarke Jr. To Henry Saunders, March 14, 1862 Mar 1832

Check From Peleg Clarke Jr. To Henry Saunders, March 14, 1862

Peleq Clarke Jr. Papers

This handwritten note, dated March 14, 1862 and signed by Peleg Clarkee, serves as a check requesting the Branch Bank of Virginia at Fredericksburg pay Henry Saunders one hundred and ninety dollars.

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On Digestion, Anonymous . Mar 1832

On Digestion, Anonymous .

Jefferson Medical College Theses

No abstract provided.

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Letter To C.W. Fitch, B.B. Smith Feb 1832

Letter To C.W. Fitch, B.B. Smith

Philander Chase Letters

Smith discusses the upcoming General Convention and wonders about what may happen at the College now that Chase has resigned and Bp. McIlvaine will be in power.

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Gambier Observer, February 17, 1832 Feb 1832

Gambier Observer, February 17, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

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Letter To Rachel Denison, Philander Chase Feb 1832

Letter To Rachel Denison, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase came to Steubenville to print his pamphlet defending himself, after a lack of success in Canton and Wooster. He contemplates questions of what might happen at the College now that he is no longer president.

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Gambier Observer, February 10, 1832 Feb 1832

Gambier Observer, February 10, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

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Letter To Dudley Chase, Philander Chase Feb 1832

Letter To Dudley Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase is writing a new pamphlet in defense of himself and his actions taken in governing the College. He claims that his pamphlet utilizes the opinion of a high-ranked legal character who lends support to Chase's supervisory power. Despite this self-defense, Chase feels as though he is ready to retire from political and public affairs.

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Gambier Observer, February 03, 1832 Feb 1832

Gambier Observer, February 03, 1832

Gambier Observer 1832

No abstract provided.

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Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase Jan 1832

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

After travel delayed by bad weather, Chase arrives in Steubenville and solidifies a printing deal for his pamphlet there. He also tries to figure out an issue with the bank, as he is unsure why his checks were protested for nonacceptance and nonpayment.

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