Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Gleanings by the way; by John Alonzo Clark
Sketches of travel in various parts of the United States, with an account of the Mormons, which was originally published in part in the Episcopal recorder, in 1840. Also available in digital form on the Library... More
Richmond Scarlet Guard quick step - American sheet music, 1870-1885
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Julia Maria (Dickinson) Tayloe to Andrew Jackson, January 23, 1842
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![Treaty of peace, friendship, navigation, and commerce, between the United States of America and the republic of Ecuador. Concluded at Quito on the 13th day of June, 1839. [Washington, D. C.] P. Force, printer, October 5, 1842.](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn4/L3Bob3RvLzE4NDIvMDEvMDEvdHJlYXR5LW9mLXBlYWNlLWZyaWVuZHNoaXAtbmF2aWdhdGlvbi1hbmQtY29tbWVyY2UtYmV0d2Vlbi10aGUtdW5pdGVkLXN0YXRlcy03LTEwMjQuanBn/40/64/webp "Treaty of peace, friendship, navigation, and commerce, between the United States of America and the republic of Ecuador. Concluded at Quito on the 13th day of June, 1839. [Washington, D. C.] P. Force, printer, October 5, 1842.")
Treaty of peace, friendship, navigation, and commerce, between the Uni...
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Moses Dawson to Andrew Jackson, March 16, 1842
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Dear is the memory of my home - Public domain American sheet music
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The sailor boy - Public domain American sheet music
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Andrew Jackson to Amos Kendall, September 29, 1842
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Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Bound volume---20 June 1842-12 September 1843
By 1842, funding from the U.S. Congress was essential if the now-impoverished Morse was to be able to build and prove his telegraph system. On February 23, 1843, his bill for appropriated funding passed in the ... More
Stockley Donelson to Andrew Jackson, August 22, 1842
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William Berkeley Lewis to Andrew Jackson, July 21, 1842
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Andrew Jackson to John Pearson , November 12, 1842
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Edward George Washington Butler to Andrew Jackson, July 17, 1842
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John C. Rives to Andrew Jackson, May 21, 1842
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By His Excellency, Governor ... a proclamation. Whereas on the eighth ...
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John Claiborne to Andrew Jackson, June 23, 1842
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Andrew Jackson to Lewis Fields Linn, July 4, 1842
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Andrew Jackson to Francis Preston Blair, December 31, 1842
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Andrew Jackson to Francis Preston Blair, December 31, 1842
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![William McKendree Gwin to [Fielding? S.] Hunt, February 10, 1842](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn4/L3Bob3RvLzE4NDIvMDEvMDEvd2lsbGlhbS1tY2tlbmRyZWUtZ3dpbi10by1maWVsZGluZy1zLWh1bnQtZmVicnVhcnktMTAtMTg0Mi0xLTEwMjQuanBn/40/44/webp "William McKendree Gwin to [Fielding? S.] Hunt, February 10, 1842")
William McKendree Gwin to [Fielding? S.] Hunt, February 10, 1842
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Cave Johnson to Andrew Jackson, December 8, 1842
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Andrew Jackson to William McKendree Gwin , January 11, 1842
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A. M. Spooner to Andrew Jackson, August 24, 1842
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A. M. Spooner to Andrew Jackson, August 24, 1842
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Andrew Jackson to Francis Preston Blair, July 8, 1842
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Francis Preston Blair to Andrew Jackson, March 11, 1842
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Thomas Sletor to Andrew Jackson, January 8, 1842
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Jean Baptiste Plauché - Andrew Jackson correspondence
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Jean Baptiste Plauché - Andrew Jackson correspondence
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Francis Preston Blair to Andrew Jackson, July 14, 1842
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Andrew Jackson to Francis Preston Blair, April 23, 1842
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Andrew Jackson to Trabue, West & Co., January 11, 1842
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John Sloane to Andrew Jackson, March 7, 1842
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Andrew Jackson to Francis Preston Blair, October 19, 1842
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Let me rest in the land of my birth, ballad
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Adam Huntsman et al. to Andrew Jackson, September 9, 1842
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Trabue West & Co. to Andrew Jackson, Jr., February 10, 1842
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Andrew Jackson to Leonard Pope Cheatham, May 17, 1842
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Andrew Jackson to Leonard Pope Cheatham, May 17, 1842
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John Tyler, President of the United States of America, to all and sing...
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![Committee of management for the year 1842 [19 names] The object of this association, incorporated by the Legislature of the state of New York in the year 1840, is to advance the cause of the fine arts in the United States ... [New York 1842].](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn4/L3Bob3RvLzIwMTkvMDkvMTEvY29tbWl0dGVlLW9mLW1hbmFnZW1lbnQtZm9yLXRoZS15ZWFyLTE4NDItMTktbmFtZXMtdGhlLW9iamVjdC1vZi10aGlzLWFzc29jaWF0aW9uLWMwNmE0MS0xMDI0LmpwZw%3D%3D/40/51/webp "Committee of management for the year 1842 [19 names] The object of this association, incorporated by the Legislature of the state of New York in the year 1840, is to advance the cause of the fine arts in the United States ... [New York 1842].")
Committee of management for the year 1842 [19 names] The object of thi...
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Committee of management for the year 1842 [19 names] The object of thi...
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Writ of Fieri Facias in Stafford v. Whitney & Whitney, [Law papers].
Summary: Jonas Whitney and Dewey Whitney gave Stafford two promissory notes totaling $170.82, but failed to pay. Stafford retained Logan and Lincoln and sued Whitney and Whitney in an action of assumpsit to rec... More
James Baber to Andrew Jackson, December 13, 1842
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Unknown to Andrew Jackson, December 28, 1842
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Amos Kendall to Andrew Jackson, September 19, 1842
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William Berkeley Lewis to Andrew Jackson, April 7, 1842
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Eliza C. Russell to Andrew Jackson, June 22, 1842
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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Early biography, travels and adventures of Rev. James Champlin, who wa...
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A voice from Richmond, and other addresses to children and youth.
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