Memoir of Rev. Gustavus F. Davis, D.D. ... : with six sermons on the peculiar sentiments of the Baptist denomination, preached by him before his congregation, 1834-5 /

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A lecture on the necessary qualifications of teachers in common schools, delivered before the Connecticut convention of teachers and the Friends of Education, assembled at the City Hall in Hartford, Nov. 10, 1830.

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Bagnes, prisons et criminels /

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The gardens and menagerie of the Zoological society delineated.

v.I. Quadrupeds.--v. II. Birds.

Astronomy for beginners : with a map and twenty-seven engravings /

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Révélations et pamphlets /

"Pièces justificatives": p. [349]-366.

On the genus Octodon, and on its relations with Ctenomys, Blainv. and Poephagomys, F. Cuv.: including a description of a new species of Ctenomys.

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Sammlung merkwürdiger Reden und Thaten /

Reprint. Originally published: 1828-1829.

Celebrated speeches of Chatham, Burke, and Erskine : to which is added, the argument of Mr. Mackintosh in the case of Peltier /

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Elements of geometry;

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Catalogue des auteurs classiques, grecs & latins, des plus belles & des meilleurs éditions, & très-bien conditionnés, faisant partie du cabinet de livres du citoyen *** [Firmin Didot]. Dont la vente se fera les 17 & 18 brumaire an 6, (les 7 & 8 novembre 1797, v. st.), à quatre heures de relevée, en l'une des salles du Musée, rue de Thionville, ci-devant Dauphine.

[Catalogue de libraire. Paris. Didot, Firmin. 1797]

Letter to Mr. Walsh, Registrar Office, 1836

The man to whom the letter is addressed is Francis Leigh Walsh who was a land surveyor and registrar. Mr. Walsh was born on March 12, 1789 in Harford County, Maryland to Thomas Welsh, a United Empire Loyalist. In 1793, his family moved to Norfolk County and in 1810, Francis succeeded his father as registrar for Norfolk County. During the War of 1812 he served in the local militia and became a captain in 1824. He was the representative for Norfolk in the legislative assembly of Upper Canada from 1820 to 1828 and 1834 to 1836. He became justice of the peace in the London district in 1821 and 1838 in the Talbot district. He died in Simcoe on Oct. 14th, 1884. His son, Aquila Walsh served in the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada and in the Canadian House of Commons. Benjamin Hardison was born in Berwick in the Thirteen Colonies (British colonies on the Atlantic Coast of North America) on April 2, 1757 to Thomas Hardison and Mary Chadbourne. He was a farmer, miller and political figure. He was the representative for 4th Lincoln and Norfolk in the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada from 1797-1800. On January 21, 1800 he married Jane Warren. He served with the American forces during the American Revolution at which time he was taken prisoner and sent to Canada. Later, he settled in Fort Erie where he was a captain in the militia and a justice of the peace for the Niagara district. He operated mills and a distillery in Fort Erie and died there on July 26, 1823. Source: http://en.vionto.com/show/me/Francis+Leigh+Walsh http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Hardison

Quarter bills, 1797

Four printed quarter bills for Loammi Baldwin dated February 23, 1797, May 25, 1797, August 24, 1797, and November 23, 1797.

L.B.'s letter respecting excuse to president of College, 1797 August 31

Brief handwritten note to Loammi Baldwin from his son requesting a written excuse to be sent to the Harvard President for his absence on election day.

Absence notes, 1797-1800

Five short handwritten notes from Loammi Baldwin to the Harvard Faculty excusing his son for absences from College. The excuses were written on September 9, 1797 for sickness; September 23, 1797; February 10, 1798; February 19, 1799 due to the illness of Mrs. Baldwin; and March 23, 1800 due to weather.