Box 3

Letter: London, to "Sir"

ALS. Brief note in which the author says that he will be unable to make an appointment.

Letter: Washington, D.C., to publishing firm Covici, Friede, Inc.

ALS. "My thanks for your courtesy."

Letter: Salem, Mass., to Rev. Mr. Morrison, New Bedford, Mass.

ALS. Because of full schedule, declines a "proposal for an exchange this autumn."

Poems; 1829

AMS. Two pages of poetry written in the hand of Fanny Brawne. Accompanied by an introductory letter from Francis L. Randolph, Radnor, Pa., to Seymour Adelman: "It was most interesting to have met you yesterday. Find enclosed a few leaves in the hand of Fanny Brawne - I am most happy to see them in such a distinguished collection."; 1968-03-21

Letter: Lanesboro, Mass., to an unidentified correspondent (Mr. I. White Conith?)

ALS. Writes that, because of prior commitments, he must regretfully decline an invitation to "deliver a temperance address to the Friends of the cause of Temperance in College."

Letter: to Mr. Rev. Allen W. McCurely; n.d.

ALS. "Can you make it convenient to make me a call some afternoon of this week between the hours of two and five oclock?"

Letter: Watertown, N.Y., to William L. Marcy, 1786-1857, Albany, N.Y.

ALS. To the Governor of New York, letter recommending that a Dr. Crawe be appointed Geologist by the state.

Marriage Certificate: Mr. Edmund M. Brown and Miss Ann Brokaw

ADS. Signed by William B. Barton, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Woodbridge, New Jersey: "This may certify that, on Tuesday evening, Nov. 23, 1830, I solemnized the marriage relation between Mr. Edmund M. Brown & Miss Ann Brokaw, daughter of Mr. Cornelius Brokaw, all of Rahway, New Jersey."

Letter: Calcutta, to "Gentlemen"

ALS. Brief note discusses business matters. "I have only time by this opportunity to say, that the larger part of your Books have been disposed of - I am not able to say with certainty, but I think they will realise within 10 to 15 percent . . . I shall invest the proceeds as you direct."

Request for Payment: "To Mr. Baneker, Barrack Master."

ADS. "Wanted for the use of the Royal Artillary private. Candles from the 26th Nov. to 31st Dec."