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for the Vice-Presidency of the United States. He was prominent
in the counsels of the Episcopal Church.
Hunt’s correspondent, Samuel Bulkeley Ruggles, was commissioner
to determine the route of the Erie railroad, and a director of the
company from 1833 to 1839. He promoted the Bank of Commerce
and was a trustee of the Astor Library. His claim to distinction
rests chiefly upon his canal policy.
AMERICAN RAILROADS. See also Nos. 293, 294 and 295.
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Captors of Major Andre), Joseph Elderkin, Jabez Hunting-
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Tariffs, “ What is the duty imposed by Great Britain upon
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for the Vice-Presidency of the United States. He was prominent
in the counsels of the Episcopal Church.
Hunt’s correspondent, Samuel Bulkeley Ruggles, was commissioner
to determine the route of the Erie railroad, and a director of the
company from 1833 to 1839. He promoted the Bank of Commerce
and was a trustee of the Astor Library. His claim to distinction
rests chiefly upon his canal policy.
AMERICAN RAILROADS. See also Nos. 293, 294 and 295.
23 AMERICAN REVOLUTION. The Important Series of
Twenty-two Auto. Docs. s. by Officers. 25 pp. 4to and 8vo.
Dated Middletown, Norwich, Lebanon, Newhaven, Hartford
and other places in Connecticut, 1775 to 1787. Including
Captain Sam Willis, Zachariah Pratt, Howell Woodbridg,
Chas. Chauncey (King’s Attorney at New Haven), Captain
Sam Williams, Captain Walker, David Williams (one of the
Captors of Major Andre), Joseph Elderkin, Jabez Hunting-
ton (amassed a fortune in the West India trade, served as
Major-General in the Revolution), Wm. Sizer, Adjutant-
General J. S. Tyler, Captain William Treadwell, etc.
Relating to army supplies, saltpetre used for the gunpowder,
the supply of rum, coffee, provisions for the prisoners of
war, drafts of money, pay, etc., during the War of Inde-
pendence. Inlaid and bound in half red morocco. 4to.
£10, IOS.
24 AMERICA. Yale University. A most interesting and
extensive Series of Ninety-three A.Ll.s. from graduates of
the University from 1796-1884. Including Isaac C. Bates
of Massachusetts; W. C. Beecher; Nathaniel Bouton,
State Historian of New Hampshire ; Thos. B. Butler, Chief
fustice of Connecticut; J. G. Chapman, 1831, concerning
Tariffs, “ What is the duty imposed by Great Britain upon
American flour, tobacco and rice per barrel or cwt. . . . the
average annual amount of produce shipped from the U.S. to
the British Colonies or to intermediate neutral ports during
the last three years that the British ports were open to us ? ”
etc. ; Sam. Henry Dickson, the eminent physician; Henry
L. Ellsworth ; E. S. Ely, Presbyterian Minister; Maunsell
B. Field, collaborator with the novelist G. P. R. fames,
relating to Finance during the Civil War (1862), “ Unless
the United States notes for the issue of which a Bill is now
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