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Autograph Letter Signed to "mon cher colonel, Monticello, November 12, 1824

Autograph Letter Signed to "mon cher colonel, Monticello, November 12, 1824

by Lafayette, Marie-Joseph-Paul-Yves-Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de (1757-1834)

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No Binding. Fine. small quarto, one page, formerly folded, now flattened, in fine, clean and legible condition. Written at Monticello: mentioning Jefferson. Lafayette, while on his tour of America in 1824-1825, writes from Monticello where he had been staying with his "vieux et venerable ami Jefferson," providing news of various friends and announces that his arrival in Washington will be on the first of December: ". Mes journées depuis trois mois et six cents lieues de visites dans plusieurs des etats unis ont été tellement remplies que je n'ai pu répondre ni à mes amis personels, ni a beaucoup de lettres publiques don't la vue me donne des regret, plutôt que des remords. Nous nous somes arrêtés depuis quleques jours chez mon vieux et venerable ami Jefferson, et nous allons nous ender à de nouvelles invitations." American National Biography, vol. 13, pp., 37-38 Dictionary of American Biography, vol. v, part two, pp., 535-539
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The Brooklyn City and Business Directory for the Year Ending May 1st, 1876. Containing Also a Street and Avenue Directory, A Municipal Register, and a New Map of the City. Compiled by Geo. T. Lain

by Lain, G.

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Brooklyn: Published by Lain and Company, 1875. Hardcover. Good. stout octavo, 14 pp., ads, lacks map, iv, [4], 987, v, 108, 36, [4 pp., ads], 18, [4 pp., ads], rebound in later linen backed boards, ex-library, hand stamps on title page, shelf label on spine, covers somewhat soiled, else a good copy. Numerous full page advertisements for Brooklyn businesses throughout the volume, one in color.
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The Brooklyn City Directory for the Year Ending May 1st, 1879. Containing a Street and Avenue Directory, A Municipal Register, and a New Map of Brooklyn and Kings County. Compiled by Geo. T. Lain

by Lain, G.

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Brooklyn: Published by Lain and Company, 1878. Hardcover. Good. stout octavo, lacks map,12 pp., ads, x, [2], 1084, 20, 36, [2], re-bound in later linen backed boards, red leather spine label, ex-library, hand stamps on title-page, shelf label on spine, covers somewhat soiled, numerous full page advertisements for Brooklyn based businesses, a good copy.
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Lain's Brooklyn Directory for the Year Ending May 1st, 1888. Containing Alphabetical List of Householders and Business Houses, A Street Guide, Municipal Register and a Map of the City

by Lain, G.

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Brooklyn: Published by Lain and Company, 1887. Hardcover. Good. stout octavo, portion of preliminary advts., chipped and detached, ix, 1280, 8, 42, [2], lacks map, ex-library, rebound in later linen backed boards, red leather spine label, hand stamps on title page, shelf label on spine, covers somewhat soiled, front inner hinge broken, else good.
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The Brooklyn City and Business Directory for the Year Ending May 1st, 1877. Containing als a Street and Avenue Directory, A Municipal Register, and a New Map of the City. Compiled by Geo. T. Lain.

by Lain, Geo. T.

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Brooklyn: Published by Lain and Company, 1876. Hardcover. Good. stout octavo, 12 pp ads, lacking map, iv, 1015, v, 98, 36, 4 pp. ads, 16, 4 pp., ads, re-bound in later linen backed boards, red leather spine label, ex-library, hand stamps on title page, shelf label on spine, covers somewhat dust soiled, else a good copy.
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The Brooklyn City Directory for the Year Ending May 1st, 1864. Compiled by J. Lain

by Lain, J.

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Brooklyn: Published by J. Lain and Company, 1863. Hardcover. Good. octavo, 518, [4], 36, 30 pp., lacks map, rebound in later linen, backed boards, red leather spine label, ex-library, hand-stamps on title-page, shelf label on spine, otherwise in good clean condition.
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Autograph Letter Signed, Marietta, Ohio February 14, 1846 to J. Philip Layman, Esq., Putnamville, Putnam County, Indiana

by Layman, A.

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No Binding. Good. quarto, 4 pages, folded, postal markings on integral address leaf, some separations along folds, paper lightly browned, else in good legible condition. "Respected Uncle, . I came to this city to attend College, in June last since which I have applied myself closely and attentively to study. In the conflict between Republicanism and the combined isms of the old and new world, which are opposed to it. I yet expect to act an efficient part on the side of the former. That conflict must inevitably end with the destruction and overthrow of one side or the other. The contest to which I refer is one of no ordinary character, and will require no ordinary effort of the Liberal party in America in order to be successful, but that it will in the end be successful I cannot for one moment doubt. You have seen ere this, I presume, the stand which our Democracy have taken on the currency question. Our motto is "David Tod and a Constitutional Currency" against "Wm… Read More
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Autograph Letter Signed, Charleston 3d Jany 1847 to Messrs Shubeal Hutchins & Co., Providence, R. I.

by Lazarus, Michael

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No Binding. Very Good. Quarto, one page, plus stamp-less address leaf, in very good clean condition. Michael Lazarus, was a family member of Marx E. Lazarus (see above) Michael Lazarus was a prominent South Carolina businessman, who built the first Reform synagogue in Charleston. This letter is all business, and discusses the sale of 10 bales of cotton, and the state of the market in Charleston. "Messrs S. Hutchins & Co Gents It is now some time since I have had this pleasure, or of that of hearing from you. I contemplate soon to make you a shpt. Of cotton - & have to request of you to keep me advised of the state of yr market, prices here are stiffening I bought last Friday between two to three hundred bales fair at 7 7/8 which 800 could be had this day. I think it wd be as well to try to get rid of my 10 Bales long cotton - before your market gets overstocked - Our supply is 100m short of this time… Read More
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"I see Congress has converted the Navy Yard into a Rope Walk. Good – Bye - Pinch. This I have feared ever since Polk came into office, for the most leading democrats of Tennessee have an interest in South Memphis, or at least one or two of those have. How it will affect matters I cannot say, for there is so much uncertainty in the things of this world, I admit my inability to look far ahead. But I trust it will not injure business so far down as we are, taking into consideration… the vast interests above us. Have you paid taxes upon the lots in South Memphis on the Mississippi River? We had better do it, or they will kick up a fuss with us some day… "
Son of a US Congressman and Indian Agent from Tennessee, John Lea was the US District Attorney of Nashville when he wrote this letter, which shows his early influence in assisting the development of what was then the larger city of Memphis, 200 miles to the… Read More
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Correspondence of Arthur D. Lee, of Westmoreland, Oneida County, New York to Annette "Nettie" C. Isbell, (his fiancée, later wife), and other letters of the Isbell-Lee families, 1855-1891; with Manuscript Diary (1865- 1867) of Annette ""Nettie"" C. Isbell, also of Westmoreland.

by Lee, Arthur D., and Nettie C. Isbell

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Collection of 124 letters, 477 manuscript pages (no retained mailing envelopes) correspondence dated 2 August 1855 - 29 January 1891, with the bulk being from 1867-1873. With: Manuscript diary of Nettie Isbell, dated 1865-1867, small quarto, 246 pages, bound in contemporary ¼ leather and marbled boards, written in ink, in a legible hand.The 124 letters include 18 undated letters, which appear to be from the late 1860s to early 1870s time period. Besides the 124 letters, there are an additional 12 incomplete letters, or notes, numbering 24 manuscript pages, which are also not dated. The amount of letters and the range of the years they were written are: 11 letters 1855-1864; 85 letters 1867-1873; 10 letters 1875-1891; and then there are the 18 undated letters that are circa 1860s-1870s. Of the 124 letters, more then half (64 of 124) are written by Arthur D. Lee to Annette "Nettie" C. Isbell, his fiancée, later his wife. These letters were written between 1867 and 1873. There are 29 letters written by… Read More
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Letters of Mary Elizabeth Lee Maltitz, written after her marriage to the Russian diplomat Baron...

Letters of Mary Elizabeth Lee Maltitz, written after her marriage to the Russian diplomat Baron Franz von Maltitz, while in Europe to her father, William Lee, and her sister Susan, 1828-1838.

by Lee, Mary Elizabeth (1799-1852)

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10 complete letters, plus one incomplete letter and two letter fragments, for a total of 39 pages, several letters ruffled and chipped along edges, with some loss of text, one letter cross-written, else in good, legible condition. Also included are a lithographic portrait of Mary Elizabeth Baronin von Maltitz, on chine colle by Lemercier; an albumen photograph of a portrait of the Baron; a lithographic view showing the location of the couple's home in The Hague; an albumen photograph of a portrait of Susan Lee, Mary's sister.
Letters of Mary Elizabeth Lee Maltitz, the well-educated, well-connected daughter of "Yankee Jeffersonian" William Lee. She writes her father, and sister Susan, after her marriage to her Russian diplomat husband Baron von Maltitz. The couple were traveling both in America, but mainly in Europe during their residence there in Berlin and The Hague. The letters are written in both French and English reflecting the education she had received living as an ex-patriate with her… Read More
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Autograph Letter Signed, Brooklyn, New York, July 19, 1845 to her friend, Mary Cushing, Phipsburg, Maine

by Lee, Nancy

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quarto, 4 pages, plus stamp-less address leaf, written in ink in a clear, readable hand.
Nancy Lee, describes her journey from Maine to New York and the Great New York City Fire of 1845, which occurred the day she arrived:
"My Dear Friend,
… we arrived at New York about 8 Oclock this morning and the first thing we saw when coming up the harbor was a tremendous great smoke and fire flames flying so high in the City but we hear they have got it put out now, but its thought there is more than half the property and many more lives lost than there was in that great fire when we were here before … Holland was very buissy [sic] over to the fire this morning for one of his imployers Store got burnt down and another one caught fire but Holland went and barilled up all the papers and sent them over to Brooklyn and he has been home since and dined with me, and William took breakfast with me and he went over to see to the store he belongs to but I believe there not much damage done there… Read More
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Autograph Letter Signed, Theological Seminary, Mercersburg, Pennsylvania to Mr. Wm. Lescher,...

Autograph Letter Signed, Theological Seminary, Mercersburg, Pennsylvania to Mr. Wm. Lescher, Easton, Pennsylvania

by J. W. Lescher

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folio, 3 ½ pages, paper a bit tanned, some minor staining, postal markings on integral address leaf, inscribed neatly in ink, very good condition. Lescher describes his trip through Pennsylvania and Ohio "Beloved Brother in the Lord,
We have returned safe & sound to Mercersburg last Tuesday - evening but I was very much pleased with our trip; and enjoyed myself very well. If I mistake not, I have informed you before, in what way, we intended to travel; (viz. with Buggy & horse) it is the most pleasant way of traveling, & also the cheapest to see the country. We started from here a few days after the close of the Session. The first three days we had very bad traveling, it rained nearly all the time, but after we got over the Allegheny mountains once, we had but very little unpleasant weather, until on our return on the same mountain, it rained again & thence on till we were at home. So much concerning the weather. I will endeavor to say a little about the country, crops,… Read More
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Archive of Edward James Van Lennep and Family, Director and Owner of the Sedgwick Institute, Great Barrington, Massachusetts, son of, the Rev. Henry John Van Lennep, Smyrna Missionary, 1830s-1970s

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Approximately 310 letters, comprising 1,172 pages, dated 1837-1972, with the bulk (145 letters, 582 pages) written in the 1890s. The letters are mostly manuscript, some are typed, most of the letters are without envelopes, there are several incomplete letters, and 67 undated letters. The letters mainly center on the family of Edward James van Lennep and his wife Alice Norton Shedd (1870s-1890s), with the later letters also including their children, particularly Cara Hart van Lennep Nesbit. Many of the letters were written on the letterhead of the Sedgwick Institute, Great Barrington, Massachusetts. Edward van Lennep took over the management of the school from his father, the Rev. Henry John van Lennep.The archive also includes 4 Diaries (1880, 1898-99, 1899, 1901), 2 Account Books (1863, 1914), 2 Notebooks (1875-76, 1 not dated), 1 Commonplace Book (not dated), 1 Guest Book (c1890s).The collection contains approximately 306 pieces of ephemera, which includes printed and manuscript ephemera, including… Read More
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Archive of 47 letters from the family of John N Welch of Boston, and Billerica, Massachusetts,...

Archive of 47 letters from the family of John N Welch of Boston, and Billerica, Massachusetts, dating from 1814 to 1847.

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46 letters, 100 pages, some splits and tears along folds, some toning and damp staining, else in good, clean, and legible condition.
The letters offer a view of one 19th century Massachusetts family and their lives in the state. The Welch's must have been a family of some prominence and privilege, at least for a time. John N Welch ran the customs house in Boston, and two letters show him being relieved of his position, in 1814 and 1829. His sons went to sea and plied the waters of the world with varying degrees of success.
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"Lynn July 28th 1816 [James Johnson to Lydia H. Welch, Boston]
My dear Sister,
… My ride here was not very pleasant; it was very dusty & we were obliged to keep the windows shut, which produced very disagreeable sensations in your friend. I never spoke a word till we were within half mile of Lynn. No one interrupted the silence; except a gentleman whose frequent sighs proclaimed him over head & ears in love, to look at him was… Read More
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Letters of members of the Wheeler – Stanton family, of Newton Corner, Massachusetts, 1862-1864

Letters of members of the Wheeler – Stanton family, of Newton Corner, Massachusetts, 1862-1864

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10 letters, 31 pages, neatly inscribed in ink, several retain original mailing envelopes, very good legible condition.Group of letters pertaining to the Wheeler and Stanton families. Daniel N. Stanton, one of the correspondents, is a distant cousin of Henry Brewster Stanton of New York, American social activist, abolitionist and reformer. Henry Stanton's wife, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, was the pioneer advocate of woman's rights. Daniel N. Stanton married Harriet C. Wheeler on May 2, 1864. Harriet was born about 1839, she was the daughter of Samuel and Jane Wheeler, of Newton Corner, Massachusetts. She had two sisters: Mary C. and Elizabeth W., as well as a brother Albert, who was serving with the 44th Massachusetts Regiment. There are a few letters from one of Harriet's friends "Katy." Mary Wheeler's letters indicate she was living in Northhampton, Massachusetts under the care of a Dr. Edward Denniston. Denniston ran a home for invalids at Springdale, Northampton, Massachusetts called the… Read More
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Collection of 29 manuscript Letters, primarily incoming correspondence to George Hale, of...

Collection of 29 manuscript Letters, primarily incoming correspondence to George Hale, of Glastonbury and briefly, Providence, Rhode Island, from family members and Yale classmates, dated 1783-1791

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Collection of 29 manuscript letters (totaling 39 pages + address panels, mostly folio and quarto) dating 1783-1791 to George Hale (b. 1759 d. 1803) of Glastonbury, Connecticut, from various correspondents (including Yale classmates) writing to him at Glastonbury and (for awhile) Providence RI. Correspondents include: Jabez Peck, Isaac Welles, Roswell Welles, "John Hiwill," Ashbell Welles, his older brother, Elisha Hale, Nabby Kimball, Zebediah Tracy, Abner Moseley, Nathaniel Tallcott Jr., and Elijah Killack. Together with: 7 chit receipts contemporary with these letters and later; a very worn BOSTON EVENING-POST (Numb. 1567, Sept. 23, 1765); and three other family items. Condition: clean, but worn and torn, with occasional textual loss consequent to original opening of wax seals.
George Hale was descended from Samuel Hale who landed at Watertown, west of Boston in 1634, who settled in Wethersfield, Connecticut in 1635, until in 1690, Glastonbury was set off as a separate parish. George's father… Read More
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Incoming Correspondence written to drover - farmer Thomas Palmer, of Stonington, Connecticut,...

Incoming Correspondence written to drover - farmer Thomas Palmer, of Stonington, Connecticut, 1853-1860

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37 letters, 83 pp., (5 envelopes), dated 25 December 1853 to 31 March 1860; of the 37 letters, 6 of them are not dated. Also included are 8 pieces of printed and manuscript ephemera (appointment document; agreement; property deed; Estate papers; calling cards; business card, etc.) and 15 used envelopes, which likely could be matched to letters in this collection.
Thomas Palmer (1835-1889)
Thomas Palmer was born on 13 Aug 1835 at Stonington, CT. He was the son of farmer Alden Palmer (1802-1876) and Nancy Davis Palmer, who were married on 10 Oct 1831. Alden Palmer was the son of Thomas & Lucy Palmer of Stonington. Besides Thomas, Alden & his wife had seven other children: Harriet Jane, Mary Rossiter, Alden Jr., Lucy Woodbridge, Eugene, Emeline, and Eliza Babcock, all born in Stonington. The 1860 Census lists Thomas a drover, living at his parent's farm and likely working for his father. He was still living at Stonington when he registered for the Civil War draft. No record of him having served, further… Read More
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Correspondence of University of Pennsylvania graduates, science teacher Mary Gwendolyn Hunsicker, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and her fiancé medical student James Bryant Mason, of Urbana, Illinois, 1922-1934

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288 letters, 1217 manuscript and typed pp., (284 retained mailing envelopes), dated 26 June 1922 to 31 August 1934, with bulk of correspondence (284 letters) dating from 1923-1924; Also included are photographs, 3 postcards, 6 telegrams, 8 greeting cards, and 11 miscellaneous pieces of ephemera.
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The 288 letters consists of the correspondence between Mary Gwendolyn Hunsicker and her future husband James Bryant Mason. The couple met while in college at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Mary went to Louisville, Kentucky to work as a science teacher for the State Board of Health, the correspondence continues while Mason was still at Penn studying medicine. There are several summer vacations when the two went to different places, she traveling around the country and to Canada and Cuba, and he went back home to Illinois, where he worked in a medical laboratory as a research assistant for the summer (of 1923) before returning to school in the fall. The couple… Read More
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Autograph Letter Signed, New Orleans, June 20, 1835 to Charles Leverick, Esqr., New York

Autograph Letter Signed, New Orleans, June 20, 1835 to Charles Leverick, Esqr., New York

by Leverick, James H.

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quarto, one page letter, written in ink, on a two page printed letter sheet, New Orleans Wholesale Prices Current – Saturday June 20, 1835. Printed and Published Weekly by Benjamin Levy, Edited by George B. Young. Postal markings on integral address leaf, folded, in very good, clean and legible condition.
A business letter, describing commodity prices and business conditions in New Orleans, written on a printed letter-sheet with a comprehensive list of wholesale prices for commodities in New Orleans.
"We have to advise that per ship Huntsville we are shipping to yr address of H P Leverick about 2000 pigs lead, regarding the disposal of which we will further address you. There is nothing of any interest to advise of.
By the Louisville to sail this afternoon we send you the Morning Paper "Bulletin" which contains a very accurate statement of the cotton crop – from which you will be enabled to form a pretty good idea – the article has been quite quiet for the last week.… Read More
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