Manuscripts
Collection of autographs
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Adrian H. Joline autograph collection
Manuscripts
Adrian H. Joline's three volume collection of items signed by U.S. Secretaries of War (from Henry Knox to Henry L. Stimson), Secretaries of State (from Thomas Jefferson to Elihu Root), and Speakers of the House of Representatives (from Frederick Muhlenberg to Joseph G. Cannon). Volumes contain 248 inlaid signed letters, documents, or individual signatures. Also present are portraits of cabinet members, representatives, and some spouses, and other illustrations--mostly engravings and also a few photographs, some of which are signed. Volumes were compiled in 1912. U.S. presidents in this collection include John Quincy Adams, James Buchanan, Ulysses S. Grant, James Madison, James Monroe, Thomas Jefferson, James K. Polk, William H. Taft, and Martin Van Buren; presidential items have been individually cataloged.
mssHM 4577-4803
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Journal of a cruise on board of the U.S. ship of war Chesapeake James Barron Esq. Commander in the Mediterranean Command of Saturday, 16th June, 1807, by Lieut. W.H. Allen
Manuscripts
The log book kept by William H. Allen onboard of the Chesapeake. The entries cover the periods of June 6 - July 11 and Sept. 2-6, 1807; and June 11-13, July 13-23, Aug. 2- Sept. 1, 1808.
mssHM 564
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Burton, Richard Francis, Sir, 1821-1890. 2 letters to Verney Lovett Cameron, 1844-1894, A.L.S. (4 p.), ([1878?]-[1882]), Trieste (Austria)
Manuscripts
Note: RFB 273, on verso: letter from [B Clauss]?, to Richard Burton, July 31, 1882 (2 p), and a reply to Burton's letter from Cameron, n.d., (1 p.).
RFB 272-273
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Autograph Album of United States politicians
Manuscripts
Autograph album containing signatures of United States Congress members, Supreme Court Justices, and Cabinet of the United States in 1874.
mssHM 79903
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Brock Collection: Proceedings of the Trustees appointed by an Act of the General Assembly passed the 7th of January 1807 entitled "an Act to establish an Academy for female Education in the city of Richmond,"
Manuscripts
The first part of the manuscript (pp. 1-34) comprises the Proceedings of the Trustees of the Richmon Female Academy from Jan. 16, 1807 to July 28, 1808. The second part (pp. 35-52) consists of accounts of William Munford from July 1, 1809 to the end of 1811. The accounts list Munford slaves, including those who were hired out in 1811.
mssBR 727
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Autograph Album of the Ohio Constitutional Convention
Manuscripts
Autograph album containing signatures of the delegates from the Ohio Constitutional Convention, 1873-1874.
mssHM 79902