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The Samuel L. Southard Papers consist of writings, correspondence, printed documents, and other materials. The writings include notebooks, scraps of personal notes, speeches read in public, and drafts of speeches, all in Southard's hand. The notebooks contain primarily legal notes pertaining to Southard's career as a prominent New Jersey lawyer and judge. The books and scraps also contain notes on political and personal matters.
The correspondence documents not only Southard's personal and professional life, but American politics in the first half of the nineteenth century. It includes letters to and from Southard and drafts of letters. Correspondents include many prominent politicians of the time—John Quincy Adams, John Calhoun, Henry Clay, James Madison, and James Monroe all communicated with Southard.
In addition to correspondence, the collection includes a wide variety of documents. There is an extensive record of Southard's legal career including Southard's case notes from many cases. Also included is a significant amount of material on Southard's Congressional career. While not the bulk of the papers, Southard's interest in American Indian affairs and African-American slavery is well-documented and includes some of the most significant material in the collection. There are also several boxes of New Jerseyana containing documents on New Jersey government and business. A significant amount of printed material is also contained within the collection. This includes a number of rare almanacs, journals, pamphlets, speeches—which have been individually cataloged—and several boxes of newspaper clippings.
The Samuel L. Southard papers also contain material pertaining to Southard's father, brother, wife, children, and other personal and professional associates. The bulk of these papers is correspondence, but also included are schooling and financial records. Much of it seems to have been maintained by Southard's son Henry, as many of the documents relate directly to him.
This collection is arranged in five series: Series I. Writings; Series 2. Correspondence; Series 3. Subject Files; Series 4. Papers of Family Members and Associates; and Series 5. Printed Material.
The collection is open for research.
Single copies may be made for research purposes. To cite or publish quotations that fall within Fair Use, as defined under
The Southard Papers were purchased for Princeton University Library in
The bound books from Southard's library were moved to the Rare Books Division for cataloging. Several maps were moved to the Historic Maps Collection. All other material has been retained.
No accruals are expected.
Portions of this collection also available on microfilm.
Citations should be as follows: Samuel L. Southard Papers, Box #, Folder #, Special Collections, Princeton University Library.
This collection was processed by Casey Babcock in the fall of 2005. It was originally processed by Esther Felt Bentley in 1964. She was largely responsible for organizing the index. Finding aid written by Casey Babcock in fall of 2005 and early part of 2006.
Born in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, in 1787, Samuel Lewis Southard was the son of Henry Southard, a two-time member of Congress from New Jersey. Southard graduated from Princeton in 1804, eventually going to Virginia to work as a private tutor. There he made the acquaintance of political leaders, including James Monroe, in whose cabinet he would later serve. In 1811, Southard returned to New Jersey to practice law in Flemington. After becoming a prosecutor, Southard entered politics in 1815, when he was elected to the state general assembly as a Whig. Shortly thereafter, Southard became a justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court. The popularity Southard had gained as a prominent New Jersey prosecutor and the political friendships he had established helped him get appointed to a vacant U.S. Senate seat in 1821. He represented New Jersey as a Jeffersonian Republican. Southard resigned from his U.S. Senate seat in 1823 when President James Monroe named him Secretary of the Navy, a post which he held through the administrations of Presidents Monroe and John Quincy Adams. Southard vigorously opposed the policies of Adams' successor Andrew Jackson, most notably over the National Bank issue, and he returned to New Jersey after Jackson's inauguration in 1829. Southard and his family moved to Trenton, as Southard had been nominated by his party to run for a recently vacated U.S. Senate seat. Though he lost the election, the state legislature elected him to serve as attorney general of New Jersey. Southard also began to practice law again after returning to New Jersey. In 1832, Southard reluctantly accepted his party's nomination for governor and was elected by the state legislature shortly thereafter. The governorship was not what Southard was looking for in his political career. He resigned in 1833 and was again elected by the legislature to the U.S. Senate, where he served until shortly before his death in 1842.
Born in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, in 1787, Samuel Lewis Southard was the son of Henry Southard, a two-time member of Congress from New Jersey. Southard graduated from Princeton in 1804, eventually going to Virginia to work as a private tutor. There he made the acquaintance of political leaders, including James Monroe, in whose cabinet he would later serve. In 1811, Southard returned to New Jersey to practice law in Flemington. After becoming a prosecutor, Southard entered politics in 1815, when he was elected to the state general assembly as a Whig. Shortly thereafter, Southard became a justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court. The popularity Southard had gained as a prominent New Jersey prosecutor and the political friendships he had established helped him get appointed to a vacant U.S. Senate seat in 1821. He represented New Jersey as a Jeffersonian Republican. Southard resigned from his U.S. Senate seat in 1823 when President James Monroe named him Secretary of the Navy, a post which he held through the administrations of Presidents Monroe and John Quincy Adams. Southard vigorously opposed the policies of Adams' successor Andrew Jackson, most notably over the National Bank issue, and he returned to New Jersey after Jackson's inauguration in 1829. Southard and his family moved to Trenton, as Southard had been nominated by his party to run for a recently vacated U.S. Senate seat. Though he lost the election, the state legislature elected him to serve as attorney general of New Jersey. Southard also began to practice law again after returning to New Jersey. In 1832, Southard reluctantly accepted his party's nomination for governor and was elected by the state legislature shortly thereafter. The governorship was not what Southard was looking for in his political career. He resigned in 1833 and was again elected by the legislature to the U.S. Senate, where he served until shortly before his death in 1842.
This series consists of the personal writings of Samuel L. Southard. All of the material in this series is either in Southard's own handwriting or was authored by him. Some of the material, especially the drafts of speeches, is illegible. A majority of the items in the Notebooks and Notes series center on Southard's legal career. A small number offer his thoughts on political issues of the day, such as the National Bank, and feelings toward his wife and family. The speeches vary in subject and venue. They range from commencement speeches given at universities to speeches given before Congress on subjects such as slavery.
This series is arranged into two subseries. The first, Notebooks and Notes, includes journals, dockets, logs, and notes on paper. The second, Speeches, includes handwritten drafts, speeches read by Southard, and Southard's printed speeches.
This subseries consists of notes written in bound books like journals and dockets and notes on paper. Subjects of the notes include personal notes about his wife, professional logs charting legal debts and case notes, and political notes about readings or discussions in various offices.
The notes are arranged chronologically. They begin at roughly 1804, around the time Southard was teaching in Medham, New Jersey and run through 1840, while Southard was still active in politics. The bulk of the notes concern his legal career in the 1820s through the early-1830s.
Contains notes on the Bible, history, and current events. The inside cover is dated Oct. 8, 1804. These notes could be related to Southard's teaching position in Medham, N.J.
Labeled "Journal for the 21rst year of my Life from June 9th 1807 to 1808," the notes actually run to Feb. 1810. It contains personal notes like comments on Rebecca Harrow and medical notes.
This is a docket charting legal fees owed to Southard, mostly relating to the Hunterdon County Court of Common Pleas. The "Chamber Fees" portion relates to Burlington County.
This docket contains records of legal fees owed to Southard as a public prosecutor in Hunterdon County.
This book contains few notes. Many of the pages appear to have been cut out. The cover is labeled "Scraps, 1817." It is difficult to determine what sorts of records this notebook may have contained.
Log of transactions and legal office expenses.
This book contains legal fees and notes related to the Somerset and Hunterdon County Pleas and Chancery Courts. Though the inside is dated "1814," the notes begin in 1819. Some pages may have been cut out.
This docket contains legal debts owed to Southard for specific cases. Most of the cases pertain to the Hunterdon County Chancery and Common Pleas courts.
This is a record of legal fees owed to Southard. It relates to cases he tried in the Supreme Court of N.J. Southard had a seat on the court at this time.
This notebook contains brief notes about the Republican Party and accusations made against it. It is dated 4 July 1821. Southard was serving his first term as Senator for New Jersey at the time.
This docket contains case notes from cases tried in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Most of the notes in this book pertain to politics. They include notes on Southard's relationship with Andrew Jackson. There is some difficulty determining the dates of the notes.
Labeled "Agenda" by Southard, this book contains records of correspondence and appointments. It is dated "4 Nov. 1825" but runs through May of 1826.
This notebook contains a variety of topics. Some of it seems to date back to Southard's tenure as Secretary of the Navy but it also includes newspaper clips from 1835. Other notes pertain to slavery and American-Indians.
This notebook contains brief notes from Southard's time as Secretary of the Navy.
This book is labeled "Political Scraps." Only page 33 is in Southard's hand. It is a comment on a toast.
This book consists of monthly lists of debts owed to Southard.
Contains legal debts owed to Southard. Also contains notes on specific cases that are more substantive than other dockets in the series. These notes are in or around a time when Southard was in high demand as a business lawyer.
The front and back covers of this book are labeled, "Burlington-civil," and, "Burlington-Criminal" respectively. The records of legal debts and notes appear to cover more than cases tried in Burlington County.
This notebook is labeled "Scraps." It contains notes on the charter of the Bank of United States. There is also comment on Treasury Secretary Roger Taney.
This is a record of Southard's travels in August, 1833. It contains notes of destinations and expenses. This may be a record of campaign stops.
This contains lists of personal chores and plans for appointments and correspondence.
These are notes and reminders on Southard's correspondence.
This book contains travel expenses and lists of officeholders.
This book contains personal notes all related to politics. There are also newspaper clippings between several pages.
This contains poems and quotes, much of it not in Southard's hand.
Here Southard comments on politics and history. There also appears to be a draft of a speech. There are no dates in the text though a newspaper clip inside is dated 8 June 1836.
This folder consists mostly of partial notes. The subjects are random and range from lists of chores to office memos. Most are undated.
This subseries contains handwritten drafts and printed speeches by Southard. The topics of the speeches vary but most are focused on issues of Southard's interest including banking, slavery, and legal matters.
The original order of the drafts is hard to determine. Some pages are numbered and dated while most are not. Determining the subject and location of these speeches is also difficult. The speeches in folders with specific subject headings tend to be clear on time, place, and subject. Arrangement has been maintained according to way they were initially processed. Folders of handwritten notes and speeches appear first. Completed handwritten speeches follow the notes and are grouped by subject. Printed speeches are last.
Reconstructing the original order of these loose sheets is nearly impossible and most pages are undated.
Reconstructing the original order of these loose sheets is nearly impossible and most pages are undated.
All of the notes and drafts in this folder relate to the Cherokee Indians.
This folder contains drafts for speeches on slavery including Southard's notes on an anti-slavery memorial from the yearly meeting of the Society of Friends and notes for a Senate speech.
This folder contains an address to the N.J. Legislative Council and General Assembly on free schools, a speech before the Boston lyceeum on 24 October 1839, and an address to the students at Rutgers.
This folder features verbatim reports of Southard's remarks on the Senate floor and speeches he gave before the Senate.
Contains various printed Southard speeches. An itemized list is in the front of the folder.
Authored by Southard
The series contains the personal and professional correspondence of Samuel L. Southard. It includes correspondence both to and from Southard. The material relates to all aspects of his life. Personal correspondence includes letters to and from his family. Southard received many letters in Washington, D.C., from his wife in New Jersey updating him on her medical condition or their children's schooling. As Southard's children grew and moved away, he and his children exchanged letters in order to keep each other abreast of changes in personal and professional life. Much of Southard's correspondence with friends, such as John Taliaferro, runs throughout his life. Southard discussed his family and career with some and politics and social issues with others. Professional correspondence ranges from formal letters announcing political appointments to letters from notable associates discussing political issues of the day. Some are brief memos that appear to be little more than a formality and some contain long conversations on key topics.
Particularly well documented are the presidential elections of 1824 and 1840. The political history of New Jersey during Southard's career in politics is extensively documented, and his correspondence contains many letters received regularly from county leaders in all sections of the state. Also reflected in his correspondence is his relationship with Princeton University and his interest in his Quaker constituents.
Southard's correspondence includes letters to and from many notable politicians and persons of the time including John Quincy Adams, John C. Calhoun, Henry Clay, James Fenimore Cooper, Alexis De Tocqueville, Millard Fillmore, Andrew Jackson, James Madison, James Monroe, Richard Rush, John Tyler, Martin Van Buren, Emma Willard, and William Wirt. Southard also communicated with such prominent New Jerseyans as Mahlon Dickerson, Charles Ewing, Samuel Miller, Aaron Ogden, William Pennington, and Richard Stockton, son of the signer of the Declaration of Independence.
This series is arranged chronologically with an alphabetical arrangement within each year.
Correspondents include: Cuthbert, John A., (d. 1881), College of New Jersey Class of 1805 and Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803.
Correspondents include: Armstrong, Amzi (d. 1827), D.D. College of New Jersey 1821 and Honorary Degree 1805, Reverend; Schermerhorn, Cornelius, Jr.; and Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803.
Correspondents include: Armstrong, Amzi (d. 1827), D.D. College of New Jersey 1821 and Honorary Degree 1805, Reverend; Brent, William, Jr.; Ryerson, Thomas C. (d. 1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1809; and Simpson, Josiah.
Correspondents include: Bishop, D.H.; Dod, Daniel; Finley, Robert (1772-1817), Presbyterian Clergyman in Baskingridge, New Jersey, Organizer of American Colonization Society, President of University of Georgia in 1817, and Trustee of College of New Jersey 1807-1817; Fitzrandolph, D., New Brunswick; Gordon, Thomas; Hooe, A.S. [probably Alexander Seymour Hooe, Son of Seymour Hooe, Brother of George Mason Hooe]; Housel, Jacob; Hunter, A.S.; Maxwell, George C.; McDonald, George; and Ryerson, Thomas C. (d. 1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1809.
Correspondents incluce: Simpson, Josiah; Smith, B.; and Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, Father of S.L.S. (see Isaac Southard).
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, E.A.S. and Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, L.T. and Taliaferro, William F.
Correspondents include: Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Tyler, S.; Wilson, James J., Senator from New Jersey; and Wood, Silas, Fredericksburg.
Correspondents include: Bishop, Joseph; Bonnell, W.D.; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Deare, Lewis, Bookseller, New Brunswick; Deare, William P.; Ewing, Charles (1780-1832), College of New Jersey Class of 1798, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey 1824-1832; Field, Jacob T. (1787-1866), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Reverend; Finley, Robert (1772-1817), Presbyterian Clergyman in Baskingridge, New Jersey; Harrow, Charles, Doctor, Brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, James D., Brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Housel, Jacob; and Hunter, A.S.
Correspondents include: Johnson, J.; Linn, James; Maxwell, George C.; Maxwell, William, College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Mundy, Samuel, Jr., New Brunswick; Prevost, Paul H. Mallet; Randolph, D., New Brunswick; Randolph, James; Simpson, Josiah; Smith, B.; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, Brother of S.L.S.; and Southard, Samuel, to his wife Rebecca.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Taliaferro, L.T.; and Taliaferro, William F.
Correspondents include: Wilson, James J., Senator from New Jersey; Woodruff, Aaron D.; and Woodruff, Thomas L. (d. 1851), College of New Jersey Class of 1806.
Correspondents include: Bonnell, Joseph; Compton, Isaac; Drake, George H.[K?]; Ewing, Charles (1780-1832), College of New Jersey Class of 1798, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey 1824-1832; Field, Jacob T. (1787-1866), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Reverend; Finley, Robert (1772-1817), Presbyterian Clergyman in Baskingridge, New Jersey, Organizer of American Colonization Society, President of University of Georgia in 1817, and Trustee of College of New Jersey 1807-1817; Harrow, Charles A.; Hyer, William, Clerk in Chancery; Labau, Frank S., Prisoner in New Jersey State Prison; Lambert, John; Livingston, Ann H. Shippen; and Ludlow, Benjamin.
Correspondents include: Madison, James; Meade, Jacob K., for Hezekiah Niles; Mundy, Samuel, Jr., New Brunswick; Pennington, William Sandford (1757-1826), New Jersey Supreme Court Justice 1804-1813, Governor of New Jersey 1813-1815, and Judge of Federal District Court 1815-1826; Runyan, B. Hugh; Simpson, Josiah; and Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, Father of S.L.S.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, E.A.S.; Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Taliaferro, John S., Jr.; Taliaferro, L.T.; and Taliaferro, William F.
Correspondents include: Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803 and Woodruff, Aaron D.
Correspondents include: Andrews, Josiah B.; Barry, R.; Boggs, Robert, New Brunswick; Bowlin, Elizabeth (Called Betsy), Sister of Rebecca, Walnut Grove, Virginia; Boyd, John, Reverend, Deposition of John Linn; Bradwith, John; Bray, John S., Lebanon, includes Notice to the Public of William Johnson; Burrows, Enos; Clement, Jacob; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Coryell, Jesse; Deare, Lewis, Bookseller, New Brunswick; Ewing, Charles (1780-1832), College of New Jersey Class of 1798, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey 1824-1832; Flowerfelt, Peter; Gary, Peter, Receipt; and Gould, Stephen.
Correspondents include: Harrow, James D., Brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Helm, L.T.; Housel, Joseph; Hunt, Benjamin T.; Hunt, Ralph; Johnson, William; Kennedy, William; Kershow, Jeremiah; Lewis, Samuel C., College of New Jersey Class of 1807; Longstreet, Aaron; Longworth, Frank; Niles, [T.N.]; Ogden, O.W., Doctor; Parry, David; and Pennington, William Sandford (1757-1826), New Jersey Supreme Court Justice 1804-1813, Governor of New Jersey 1813-1815, and Judge of Federal District Court 1815-1826.
Correspondents include: Simpson, Josiah; Smiley, Peter; Stillwell, Nicholas; Strong, Stephen; Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Tuttle and. Co.; Wetter, Peter; Wilson, James J., Senator from New Jersey; Woodruff, Hoz. S.; and Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813.
Correspondents include: Ash, Michael W.; Barty, David, New Hampton; Bonnell, Joseph; Burrows, Enos; Burtt, Jacob; Clement, Jacob; Conway, Peter; Cooper, Daniel (see Burtt, Jacob, 1815 May 6); Dayton, Levi; Doty, Stephen (see Peter Conway, 1815 October 1); Fitzrandolph, D., New Brunswick; Fitzrandolph, J.; Green, Ashbel, Doctor (1762-1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1783, to John Taliaferro and Wyllis; Halliday, Samuel; Hankinson, Henry, Flemington, New Jersey; Harrow, James D., Brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harvey, Samuel P.; Hunt, Benjamin T.; Johnston, Philip; Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice, 1804-1824; Lambert, Wilson; Maris, W., President of New Hope Delaware Bridge Company; Marsh, Aaron; and Miller, Samuel (1769-1850), College of New Jersey Class of 1837, Presbyterian clergyman, Educator, and Author.
Correspondents include: Ogden, Aaron (1756-1839), Lawyer, Senator from New Jersey 1801, Governor of New Jersey 1812, Federalist, Steamboat Builder, and Commander of State Militia circa 1773; Ogden, Stephen J.; Pickering, Elihu; Prevost, Paul H. Mallet; Roberts, Frances; Sampson, William, New York; Simpson, Josiah; Smith, David, to Captain Stephen Moore, two letters; Smith, John R., Philadelphia; Smith, Jonathan; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; and Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Thompson, John L.; Thomson, Jacob, Letter from Richard Stites to Samuel Southard; Vansychel, Aaron; Wolley, A.R., Major, Colonel in 1834; Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; and Yates, John W.
Correspondents include: Annia, Joseph; Blackwell, J.T.; Bonnell, Joseph; Condit, Silas; Deare, Lewis, Bookseller, New Brunswick; Dickerson, Mahlon (1770-1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1789, Governor of New Jersey 1815-1817, U.S. Senator from New Jersey 1817-1833, and Secretary of the Navy 1834-1838; and Ewing, Charles (1780-1832), College of New Jersey Class of 1798, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey 1824-1832.
Correspondents include: Finley, Robert (1772-1817), Presbyterian Clergyman in Baskingridge, New Jersey, Organizer of American Colonization Society, President of University of Georgia in 1817, and Trustee of College of New Jersey, 1807-1817; Gordon, Peter; Halliday, Samuel; Hill, Thomas; Holcombe, George; Hunt, Pearson, Cashier at Trenton Bank; Jeffers, William N.; Johnes, David; Jones, Edward; Kerr, Jacob; Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice 1804-1824; Lamb, Jac.; Lindsay, Philip, Reverend; Moore, Jesse; Nixon, William; Nott, Eliphalet (1773-1866), Presbyterian Clergyman, Trustee of Union College 1800, and President of Union College 1804-1866; Pickering, Elihu; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Ribble, George; Rice, Charles, Trenton; and Rouzer, Elijah.
Correspondents include: Schenck, Arthur; Shufflebottom, William; Simpson, Josiah; Skillman, Guardus; Smith, B.; Smith, Jonathan; Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; Southard, Rebecca P. Harrow, wife of Samuel L. Southard; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stockton, Richard (1764-1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1810, Lawyer, Politician, and Gentleman-Farmer; Stockton, Richard, Jr.; Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; Yard, Alexander; and Yard, Edmund (see Alexander Yard).
Correspondents include: Anderson, William T., Post Office at Milton; Armstrong, Samuel T.; Bishop, David; Bishop, Joseph; Blackford, Isaac; Blackwell, J.T.; Clark, John L.; Condit, Silas; and Coryell, Lewis S.
Correspondents include: Dickerson, Mahlon (1770-1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1789, Governor of New Jersey 1815-1817, U.S. Senator from New Jersey 1817-1833, and Secretary of the Navy 1834-1838; Elmer, Eben, General; Findley, William (1741-1821), Congressman 1791-1799 and 1803-1817, Pennsylvania State Senator 1799-1803, and Antifederalist; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); Graham, George; Green, Ashbel, Doctor (1762-1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1783, Printed Account of the Riot; Halliday, Samuel; Higbee, Charles; Hornblower, Joseph C.; Housel, Jacob; Hunt, Ralph; Ingersoll, Jared (1749-1822); Irwin, A.; Kershow, Jeremiah; Kinney, Thomas T., Colonel; Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice, 1804-1824; Kirkpatrick, John, Reverend, Bible Society; and Lindsay, Philip, Reverend.
Correspondents include: Monroe, James; Niles, Hezekiah, Baltimore, possibly by S. Butler; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Riley, Isaac, Bookdealer; Simpson, Josiah; Smith, B.; Smith, Mahlon; Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S. ; Stiles, John, Prisoner in New Jersey Penitentiary; Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician; Swayze, D.
Correspondents include: Van Brunt, Gershom; Van cleve, J.; Vandegrift, Joseph; Van Dursen, Staats; Vroom, Peter D., Jr.; Woodruff, Aaron D.; Wurts, Alexander, Flemington; and Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813.
Correspondents include: Bishop, Joseph; Blackwell, J.T.; Boggs, Robert, New Brunswick; Bonnell, Joseph; and Bray, John S., Lebanon.
Correspondents include: Chetwood, William, Colonel; Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major; Compton, Lewis; Condit, Silas; Corson, Richard D., Doctor; Coryell, Lewis S.; Doty, Tobias H.; Drake, Henry; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Fitzrandolph, D., New Brunswick; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); and Gordon, Peter.
Correspondents include: Halsted, Job S.; Hardenbergh, C.L.; Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, James D., borther of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Hartwell, Thomas A.; Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Jeffers, William N.; and Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice 1804-1824.
Correspondents include: Lewis, Stephen J.; Lindsay, Philip, Reverend; McCarter, R.H.; Miller, Dickinson; Monroe, James; Parker, Samuel D., Boston, to Joseph Story, concerning S.L.S.'s runaway slave; Pennington, William Sandford (1757-1826), New Jersey Supreme Court Justice 1804-1813, Governor of New Jersey, 1813-1815, and Judge of Federal District Court 1815-1826; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Reed, Joseph; Riley, Isaac, Bookdealer; Roberts, Frances; Rossell, William, Judge; and Ryerson, Thomas C. (d. 1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1809.
Correspondents include: Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Smith, B.; Southard, Henry, father of S.L.S.; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; Stiles, John, Prisoner in New Jersey Penitentiary; Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician; Stockton, Richard (1764-1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1810, Lawyer, Politician, and Gentleman-Farmer; Swan, Samuel, Doctor, Bound Brook; and Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia.
Correspondents include: Taylor, William, Jr., Philadelphia; Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Vroom, Peter D., Jr.; Wellford, John S.; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; and Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813.
Correspondents include: Aller, Henry, Justice of the Peace; Armstrong, Amzi (d. 1827), D.D. College of New Jersey 1821 and Honorary Degree 1805, Reverend; Atkinson, Thomas; Bayard, Samuel J. (1767-1840), College of New Jersey Class of 1784, Jurist, brother-in-law of A.B. Dod; Bishop, Joseph; Blackwell, J.; Bray, John S., Lebanon; Brearley, D., Colonel; Brown, Abraham, Mount Holly; Brown, Isaac V., Reverend of Lawrenceville and Principal of Lawrenceville Academy; Cook, Silas; Croxall, Charles; and Cuthbert, John A., (d. 1881), College of New Jersey Class of 1805.
Correspondents include: De Normandie, Anthony; Doty, Tobias H.; Downs, Robert; Elmer, Daniel; Ewing, Samuel; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Fitzrandolph, D., New Brunswick; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondents include: Gordon, Peter; Gordon, Thomas; Gould and Banks, Booksellers; Halliday, Samuel; Harrison, Josiah, Camden; Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Hunt, Ralph; Imlay, J.H.; and Jeffers, William N.
Correspondents include: Kershaw, Jeremiah; Kinney, Thomas T., Colonel; Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice, 1804-1824; Kirkpatrick, M.A., Miss; Kline, Henry M.; Lawrence, Charles B.; Manners, James S., General; Miller, Samuel (1769-1850), College of New Jersey Class of 1837, Presbyterian clergyman, Educator, and Author; and Nixon, William.
Correspondents include: Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and Son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Price, Nathan, General; Rossell, William, Judge; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Scott, J.W.; Scudder, Smith; Sharp, Edward; Shrope, David P., Partner in Maxwell & Shrope; Simpson, J.N., New Brunswick; and Smith, B..
Correspondents include: Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; Southard, Rebecca P. Harrow, wife of Samuel L. Southard; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stetle, Samuel; Stockton, Richard (1764-1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1810, Lawyer, Politician, and Gentleman-Farmer; Studdiford, James; Swan, Samuel, Doctor, Bound Brook; and Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia.
Correspondents include: Taylor, Augustus R., Doctor, New Brunswick; Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Tucker, Ebenezer, General, Tuckerton; Wellford, John S.; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Wilson, John, M.D.; and Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813.
Correspondents include: Bishop, Joseph; Blackwell, J.T.; Bonnell, Joseph; Brown, Isaac V., Reverend of Lawrenceville and Principal of Lawrenceville Academy; Brownlee, W.C.; Bullkey, Benjamin G.; Campbell, Robert; Cassedy, Samuel, Jersey City; Chester, S.L., Partner in Chester and Chester; Chester, W.W., Partner in Chester and Chester (see S.L. Chester, 1820 July 5); Chetwood, John A. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town; Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major; Clymer, George; Conkling, Isaac, Storekeeper; Coryell, Lewis S.; and Cuthbert, J.A.
Correspondents include: Dickerson, Mahlon (1770-1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1789, Governor of New Jersey 1815-1817, U.S. Senator from New Jersey 1817-1833, and Secretary of the Navy 1834-1838; Dod, Daniel; Doty, Samuel S., Doctor; Elkins, Jeremiah; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Field, Jacob T. (1787-1866), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Reverend; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers, by F. Donohoe; Gardner, George; Gordon, Peter; Gordon, Thomas; and Griffith, William.
Correspondents include: Hamilton, James R.; Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Hepburn, Edward; Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Imlay, J.H.; Jeffers, William N.; Keehan, Samuel; Kennedy, William; and Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice 1804-1824.
Correspondents include: Lincoln, Enoch, Member of Congress for Maine, letter to Colonel William Ten Eyck; Lindsay, Philip, Reverend; Nevius, James S.; Ogden, Aaron (1756-1839), Lawyer, Senator from New Jersey 1801, Governor of New Jersey 1812, Federalist, Steamboat Builder, and Commander of State Militia circa 1773; Parker, Edward, by Josh Parker; Polk, W. Prall, Aaron S.; Prall, William L., Prallsville; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Rickey, William; Riley, Isaac, Bookdealer; Ryerson, Thomas C. (d. 1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1809; Sherrerd, John M.; Smick, Peter; and Smith, B.
Correspondents include: Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S. and Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.
Correspondents include: Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; Stocker, John Clements, College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician; and Stockton, Richard (1764-1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1810, Lawyer, Politician, and Gentleman-Farmer.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John S., Jr. and Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia.
Correspondents include: Taylor, Augustus R., Doctor, New Brunswick; Taylor, Israel; Ten Eyck, William, Colonel; and Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803.
Correspondents include: Wellford, John S.; Wilson, James J., Senator from New Jersey; Wilson, John, husband of Jane Wilson; and Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813.
Correspondents include: Allen, Andrew; Allinson, D.; Anderson, James, Comptroller of Treasury Department; Armstrong, William Q. (d. 1846), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend of lst Presbyterian Church of Trenton; Bateman, Ephraim, Doctor, Cedarville; and Beatty, Erkuries, Colonel.
Correspondents include: Bishop, David, College of New Jersey Class of 1810, Minister at Easton, Pennsylvania and Bishop, Joseph.
Correspondents include: Blachly, Absalom, Doctor, Dennington; Blackwell, J.T.; Blake, Joseph Richard; Blauvelt, William W.; Bonnell, Joseph; Brearley, D., Colonel; Brownlee, W.C.; and Burd, John A., Captain and Major in 3rd Artillery.
Correspondents include: Caldwell, [S.B.]; Calhoun, Mrs. John, wife of John C. Calhoun; Carson, Charles, Colonel and General; Chetwood, William, Colonel; Christie, William; Clark, John H.; Clark, William P., Doctor; Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major; Collins, Partner in Collins and Hannay, Bookdealer; Cooley, Eli F. (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Clerk, Trustees, College of New Jersey; Corson, Richard D., Doctor; Coryell, Lewis S.; Crawford, William H.; Crommelin, James, Secretary of Agriculture Society of New Brunswick; Croxall, Charles; and Curtis, Alva.
Correspondents include: Dade, William A. G., Judge; Darcy, John S., General, Doctor; Deare, William P.; Dickerson, Mahlon (1770-1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1789, Governor of New Jersey 1815-1817, U.S. Senator from New Jersey 1817-1833, and Secretary of the Navy 1834-1838; and Doty, Samuel S., Doctor.
Correspondents include: Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Elkins, Jeremiah; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Ewing, Charles (1780-1832), College of New Jersey Class of 1798, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey 1824-1832; and Ewing, Francis A., son of Charles Ewing.
Correspondents include: Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Fenton, E., Trenton; Fitzrandolph, D., New Brunswick; Forman, P.; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); Garnett, Robert S.; Gordon, Lewis; Gordon, Peter; Gould and Banks, Booksellers; Graham, Sylvester, Corresponding Secretary for the New Jersey General Debating Society; and Green, James S.
Correspondents include: Haire, Charles (in Navy employ to survey coast of West Florida, 1828); Hankinson, Henry, Flemington, New Jersey; Hart, Neal; Hardenbergh, C.L.; Hartwell, Thomas A.; Hooe, Abraham B. Jr.; Hopping, E.S.; Housel, Jacob; Hunt, Pearson, Cashier at Trenton Bank; Hunt, Ralph; Hyer, William, Clerk in Chancery; Ingersoll, Joseph Reed (1786-1868), son of Jared; and Irvine, B., partner with Mr. Elliott in the Washington Gazette.
Correspondents include: Jay, Peter A.; Lambert, Jacob; Leonard, Charles; Lewis, William; Lindsay, Philip, Reverend; Linn, R.A.; Lisle, John; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; and McIlvaine, Joseph.
Correspondents include: Meigs, Josiah, General Land Office; Meigs, R.J. (1764-1824), Postmaster General, U.S. Senator from Ohio 1808-1810, and Governor of Ohio 1810-1814; Miller, Dickinson; Muirheid, William; Mundy, Phineas; Neuville, de, Mr. and Mrs.; Neville, John; Niles, Hezekiah, Baltimore; Nixon, William; Nourse, Michael, Notary Public, Reg. Office, Treasury Department; Ogden, Aaron (1756-1839), Lawyer, Senator from New Jersey 1801, Governor of New Jersey 1812, Federalist, Steamboat Builder, and Commander of State Militia circa 1773; Olden, Nathaniel H.; and Opdycke, Samuel Green.
Correspondents include: Patterson, John, Judge; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Pennington, William Sandford (1757-1826), New Jersey Supreme Court Justice 1804-1813, Governor of New Jersey 1813-1815, and Judge of Federal District Court 1815-1826; Pinkerton, D.L.; Polhemus, Henry D. (d. 1851) College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Freehold; Potter, Ichabod; Prall, William L., Prallsville; Price, Charles; and Price, Nathan, General.
Correspondents include: Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Robb, Partner in Robb & Winebrener; Roberdeau, Isaac, Major, Lieutenant, Colonel, Engineers; Rozell, George; Ryerson, Thomas C. (d. 1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1809; Schanck, William, New Brunswick; Scudder, Josiah; Scuremen, Thomas; Seaton, William W.; Sherman, George; Sherrerd, John M.; Simpson, J.N., New Brunswick; Sloan, Jeremiah H.; Sloan, John P.B., Doctor; and Smith, B.
Correspondents include: Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; Southard, Rebecca P. Harrow, wife of Samuel L. Southard; Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician; Stockton, Richard (1764-1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1810, Lawyer, Politician, and Gentleman-Farmer; Stockton, William, brother of Richard Stockton, Philadelphia; Stoutenburgh, Thomas; Swartwout, Robert, General; and Sweeny, Hugh.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John S., Jr.; Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Taliaferro, L.T.; Taylor, Israel; Taylor, Samuel, Letter addressed to David Bishop, Joseph Bishop and Jeremiah Kershow, Executors With S.L.S., of the Estate of David Bishop, Sr.; and Ten Eyck, William, Colonel.
Correspondents include: Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; Thornton, William; Vanarsdalen, Ferdinand S.; Vanserhoof (?), J.C., Summons for John A. Vanderbelt; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr.
Correspondents include: Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Watkins, T., to Nathaniel H. Oldin, Princeton; Wehl, John; Wellford, John S.; Wellford, William N., son of John S. Wellford; Westervelt, H., Notary Public, Mechanics' Bank, New York; Wiley, Leroy M.; Wiley, Partner in Wiley and Halsted, by Jonathan Thompson; Williamson, J.H.; Wilson, Elijah; Wilson, James J., Senator from New Jersey; Wilson, John; Woodruff, George; and Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813.
Correspondents include: Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) Secretary of State 1817-1825, President of the U.S. 1825-1829, and Representative in Congress 1831-1848; Adams, Louisa Catherine Johnson, wife of John Quincy Adams; Allen, Andrew; Anderson, Joseph; Anderson, William T., Post Office at Milton; Andrews, D.S.; Andrews, Isaac; Armstrong, William Q. (d. 1846), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend of 1st Presbyterian Church of Trenton; Arnold, Robert, Colonel, Perth Amboy; and Atkinson, Thomas.
Correspondents include: Bainbridge, William (1774-1833) Naval officer, Commodore, his sister was married to John McLean, Princeton; Barnes, John; Bateman, Ephraim, Doctor, Cedarville; Bayard, Samuel J. (1767-1840), College of New Jersey Class of 1784, Jurist, brother-in-law of A.B. Dod; Beatty, Erkuries, Colonel; Bennett, Samuel; Bishop, Joseph; Bishop, Sarah, wife of Colonel Bishop (?); and Bispham, Joseph M., Storekeeper.
Correspondents include: Blachly, Absalom, Doctor, Dennington; Blackwell, J.T.; Blackwell, James H., son of J.T. Blackwell; Bloomfield, Joseph (d. 1823), Princeton Trustee 1793-1801 and 1819-1823, Governor of New Jersey 1801-1812, and Brigadier General United States Army 1812; Bonnell, Joseph; Bradley, Abraham, Jr., Washington; Brearley, D., Colonel; Briggs, D., Esq.; and Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator.
Correspondents include: Cadwalader, Lambert; Caldwell, E.B.; Calhoun, John Caldwell (1782-1850), Lawyer, Congressman, Secretary of War under James Monroe, Vice President, and Secretary of State; Campbell, John W.; Cardell, William S., Corresponding Secretary of the American Academy of Language and Belle Letters; Carey, Mathew (printed); Carpenter, Ira; Carter, A., Reverend.; Chauncey, Isaac (1772-1840), Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners 1821-1824 and 1832-1840 and President of the Board 1837-1840; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clarke, John, & Co.; Condit, John S. (1801-1845), Doctor, College of New Jersey Class of 1817; Cook, James, Major; and Coryell, Lewis S.
Correspondents include: Coxe C. D., Consul at Tripoli; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Crane, Isaac W.; Crawford, Mrs. William H.; Crawford, William Harris (1772-1834), U.S. Senator 1807, Minister to France 1813-1815, and Secretary of the Treasury 1816-1825; Croes, John Jr. (d. 1849), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Reverend; Croxall, Morris; Dade, William A. G., Judge; and Daingerfield, B.
Correspondents include: Daniel, Peter V.; Darcy, John S., General, Doctor; Davisson, John; De Camp, John, Inspector of Customs in New York; De Pui, Jacoby; Dey, Anthony; Dickerson, Mahlon; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Dod, Daniel; Downing, S.W., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; and Duval, William Pope (1784-1854), Lawyer, Congressman 1813-1815, and Governor of Florida 1822-1841.
Correspondents include: Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Elder, William; Elkins, Jeremiah; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Ely, John A., includes Testimony of Charles Parker; and Evans, Samuel, Esq.
Correspondents include: Ewing, Francis A., son of Charles Ewing; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Finley, James C.; Finley Robert S., Cincinnati; Fitzrandolph, D., New Brunswick; Flomerfelt, F.; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); and Fyler, Jared D., Reverend, Principal of "the Reverend Mr. Fyler's Select Boarding School."
Correspondents include: Gales, S.J.M. (Mrs. Joseph); Garr, Andrew S.; Glentworth, James B.; Gordon, Peter; Gordon, Thomas; Gould, Joseph P., Jr.,; Gould, Stephen; Green, Ephraim, Jr.; Gustin, Alpheus; Halsted, William, Jr.; Hamilton, Alexander; Hampton, John; Hardenbergh, C.L.; and Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard.
Correspondents include: Hartwell, Thomas A.; Higbee, Charles; Holcombe, George (d. 1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Hooe, A.S. [probably Alexander Seymour Hooe, son of Seymour Hooe and brother of George Mason Hooe]; Hooe, Abraham B. Jr.; Hopping, E.S.; Howell, Doctor Samuel L.; Hunt, Pearson, Cashier at Trenton Bank; and Hunt, Ralph.
Correspondents include: Ingersoll, C.A.; Ingham, S.D., New Hope; Jeffers, William N.; Johnson, George; Johnson, John; Johnson, Robert G.; Johnston, David; Jones, John Rice; Justice, Joseph; Kearney, James; Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice 1804-1824; Kirkpatrick, John, Reverend, Bible Society; and Kirkpatrick, Littleton.
Correspondents include: Lambert, John; Lawrence, Charles B.; Lawrence, Isaac; Lee, Robert; Lincoln, Enoch, Member of Congress for Maine; Lindsay, Philip, Reverend; and Lord, Benjamin.
Correspondents include: MacLean, George M.; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Marsh, Ephraim, Schooley's Mountain; Marsh, Morris H.; Maury, F.; Maxwell, Partner in Maxwell and Wurts; McGinness, Benjamin; McIlvaine, B.; McIlvaine, Charles P. (d. 1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend; McIlvaine, Joseph; McIlvaine, Joseph, Jr.; and McKeen, Thomas.
Correspondents include: Meigs, Josiah, General Land office; Meigs, R.J. (1764-1824), Postmaster General, U.S. Senator from Ohio 1808-1810, and Governor of Ohio 1810-1814; Miller, Ephraim; Monroe, James (1758-1831), President of the U.S. 1817-1825; Mount, David; Mumford, B.M.; Neilson, John; Neuville, de, Mr. and Mrs.; Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Nitchie, John, Agent of the American Bible Society, to General John Beatty; and Olden, Nathaniel H.
Correspondents include: Parker, Charles; Parker, James; Paton, David E., certificate; Patterson, John, Judge; Peters, Richard, Jr., Reporter of Supreme Court 1839; Phillips, A.W.; Phillips, Lewis W.R., College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawrenceville; Piesch, Abraham, Columbia, New Jersey; Pleasonton, S., Fifth Auditor and Acting Commissioner of the Revenue; and Polhemus, Henry D. (d. 1851) College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Freehold.
Correspondents include: Porter, Latitia, possibly the wife of General Peter B. Porter; Potts, Stacy Gardiner (1799-1865), Lawyer, Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey, and Elder of Presbyterian Church; Prall, William L., Prallsville; Prevost, Paul H. Mallet; Reckless, Joseph W.; Rickey, L., Cashier at State Bank of Trenton; and Roberdeau, Isaac, Major, Lieutenant, Colonel, Engineers.
Correspondents include: Rodgers, William T., Midshipman, U.S. Navy; Rodney, C.A.; Rossell, Z.A.C., Colonel, General; Rozell, George; Runk, Samuel; Rutherford, John (d. 1866), College of New Jersey Class of 1810; and Ryerson, Thomas C. (d. 1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1809.
Correspondents include: Scott, W., General; Scudder, Josiah; Scuremen, Thomas; Sharp, Edward; Shreve, Reuben, Partner in Shreve & Taylor; Sloan, Jeremiah H.; Sloan, John P.B., Doctor; Sloan, William B., Reverend; Smith, B.; Smith, F.W., Lieutenant; and Smith, Samuel H.
Correspondents include: Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S. and Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.
Correspondents include: Southard, Rebecca P. Harrow, wife of Samuel L. Southard and Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman.
Correspondents include: Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stevens, James A.; Stewart, Thomas, Esq.; Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician; Stockton, Richard (1764-1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1810, Lawyer, Politician, and Gentleman-Farmer; Stroud, George M., Esq. (d. 1875), College of New Jersey Class of 1817; Swartwout, Robert, General; and Taliaferro, Francis W.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John S., Jr.; Taliaferro, Mer.; Ten Eyck, William, Colonel; Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; Thornton, William, by William Elliot; and Throckmorton, Richard, Freehold, b. 31 May 1760.
Correspondents include: Tingey, Thomas (1750-1829), Commander, U.S.Navy; Vanarsdalen, Ferdinand S.; Van Den Bergh, H.V.S.; Van Dyke, James C.; Van Zandt, N.B.; Voorhees, John, Jr., Trenton; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr.
Correspondents include: Waddell, Henry L.; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Washington, Bushrod (1762-1829), Associate Justice of Supreme Court 1798-1829, nephew of George Washington; Watkins, J., Doctor; Watson, Joseph, Colonel, Military and General Land and Tax Agency; Weatherby, James; Welch, John, Post office, Pennington, New Jersey; and Wellford, John S.
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Correspondents include: Welsh, David; Westcott, James D.; Wheaton, Joseph, Deputy Quartermaster and General, extracts of two letters of D. Parker, Adjutant and Inspector General, 1815 and 1821 (printed) ; Whitehead, Ira C. (d. 1867), College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Wiggins, Francis S.; and Wiggins, William A.
Correspondents include: Wilkins, partner in Wilkins and Black; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Wilson, James J., Senator from New Jersey; Wilson, Martha; Wilson, Samuel B., Union Theological Seminary, Virginia; Wilson, Stephen; Wolley, A.R., Major, Colonel in 1834; Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; Wurts, William; and Yarrow, John, Doctor.
Correspondents include: Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) Secretary of State 1817-1825, President of the U.S. 1825-1829, and Representative in Congress 1831-1848; Adams, Louisa Catherine Johnson, wife of John Quincy Adams; Agg, John, Washington Republican Newspaper Office; Alexander, Lucy; Allen, Andrew; Allison, B., Reverend; Anderson, Elbert; Anderson, Henry James; Anderson, Joseph, Comptroller of Treasury Department; Anderson, Samuel T.; Anderson, William T., Post Office at Milton; Armstrong, Amzi (d. 1827), D.D. College of New Jersey 1821 and Honorary Degree 1805, Reverend; Armstrong, William Q. (d. 1846), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend of lst Presbyterian Church of Trenton; Arnold, Robert, Colonel, Perth Amboy; and Atkinson, Thomas.
Correspondents include: Bainbridge, William (1774-1833) Naval officer, Commodore, his sister was married to John McLean, Princeton; Baird, Robert, Reverend, Princeton; Balen, Peter; Barry, Garrett R.; Barton, William-Paul Crillon (d. 1856), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Bateman, Ephraim, Doctor, Cedarville; Bayard, Samuel J. (1767-1840), College of New Jersey Class of 1784, Jurist, brother-in-law of A.B. Dod; and Belleville, N., Doctor.
Correspondents include: Bishop, Joseph and Blackwell, J.T.
Correspondents include: Bloomfield, Joseph (d. 1823), Princeton Trustee 1793-1801 and 1819-1823, Governor of New Jersey 1801-1812, and Brigadier General United States Army 1812, etc.; Bomford, G., Lieutenant Colonel; Bonnel, Silvenus; Bonnell, Joseph; Bowne, William I.; Bowrie, C.; Brearley, D., Colonel; Brien, John; Brown, Abraham, Mount Holly; Buchanan, Miss; and Bullock, Joseph.
Correspondents include: Cadwalader, Lambert; Cady, James H.; and Caldwell, E.B.
Correspondents include: Canning, Stratford; Cardell, H.S.; Carey, Mathew; Carnahan, James (1775-1859), Presbyterian Preacher, Teacher, and President of College of New Jersey; Carson, Charles, Colonel and General; Cass, Lewis (1782-1866), Governor of Michigan Territory 1813-1831, Secretary of War 1831-1836, Minister to France 1836-1842, United States Senator 1845-1857, Democratic Candidate President 1848, and United States Secretary of State 1857-1860; Cassedy, George (1783-1842); Causin, Nathaniel P., Doctor, Washington; Chauncey, Isaac (1772-1840), Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners 1821-1824 and 1832-1840 and President of the Board 1837-1840; and Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams, Cliosophic Society, American (see Philip Lindsly); Coddington, Jonathan J.; Cohen, J.I.; Coit, David G.; Colhoun, S. (d. 1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1804, Doctor; Collyer, Jacob; Colvin, Richard; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Cook, James, Major; Cook, William, Lieutenant, U.S. Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and Cooper, Benjamin B., Coopers Ferry.
Correspondents include: Corson, Richard D., Doctor; Coryell, Lewis S.; Coxe C. D., Consul at Tripoli; Coxe, Richard, Sidney, New York; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; and Coxe, William (d. 1837), College of New Jersey Class of 1807.
Correspondents include: Crawford, Mrs. William H.; Crawford, William Harris (1772-1834), U.S. Senator 1807, Minister to France 1813-1815, and Secretary of the Treasury 1816-1825; Croxall, Daniel C.; Cuthbert, John A., (d. 1881), College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Cutting, N., Department of War; Dade, William A.G., Judge; Dale, Sarah B., Miss; Dallas, A.I. Captain, brother of George M. Dallas; and Dallas, George M., Captain.
Correspondents include: Daniel, Peter V.; Darcy, John S., General, Doctor; Darrah, William (d. 1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Dayton, Aaron Ogden (d. 1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Treasury Department; De Camp, John, Inspector of Customs in New York; De Camp, Samuel G.I., Doctor; Decatur, John P., to John Rodgers; Dennis, John; De Pui, James; Dickinson, John; Dix, John A., Major; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Dod, Daniel; and Dodd, Amzi (1793-1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1813.
Correspondents include: Doty, Barney B.; Doughty, William; Downing, S.W., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Drake, George K. (1788-1837), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Judge; and Duval, William Pope (1784-1854), Lawyer, Congressman 1813-1815, and Governor of Florida 1822-1841.
Correspondents include: Edgar, Samuel, Colonel; Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Edwards, Ninian; Edwards, Ogden; Elkins, Jeremiah; Elliot, J.; and Elliot, William.
Correspondents include: Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Eskridge, Lieutenant; and Evelman, Robert.
Correspondents include: Ewing, Francis A., son of Charles Ewing; Ewing, James, Jr., for the Board of Managers, Nassau Hall, Education Society; Ewing, Samuel; Fendall, Philip R. (1794-1868), College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Fillebrown, Thomas Jr., Navy Department; Fitz Randolph, D.; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); and Fyler, Jared D., Reverend, Principal of "the Reverend Mr. Fyler's Select Boarding School."
Correspondents include: Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; Garnett, Robert S.; Garrison, Daniel; Glenn, Elias; Glentworth, James B.; Gould, Stephen; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; Gracie, Mr.; Green, Ashbel, Doctor (1762-1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1783; Green, James S.; and Grymes, Benjamin.
Correspondents include: Haines, Charles G., Colonel; Haire, Charles (in Navy employ to survey coast of West Florida, 1828); Halsted, Job S.; Hamilton, Samuel (d. 1856), Princeton Class of l808; Hance, Thomas; Hankinson, Henry, Flemington, New Jersey; Harborough, A.; Hardenbergh, C.L.; and Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, Margaret S.G., sister of Rebecca P. Harrow Southard; Hart, Joab; Hartshorne, Rub. S.; Haweksworth, William; Hay, Charles, Secretary of the Navy, son of George Hay; and Hay, George (1765-1830) U.S. Attorney for the District of Virginia, Judge, and District Court for Eastern Virginia 1825-1830.
Correspondents include: Heard, James, Major; Henderson, Archibald, Lieutenant Colonel and Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps; Henry, George; Holcombe, George (d. 1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Holmes, Samuel; Hooe, Abraham B. Jr.; Hooe, George Mason, son of Seymour Hooe and brother of A.S. Hooe; Hooe, J.H.; Hoops, A., Major; Hopping, E.S.; and Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855.
Correspondents include: Housel, Jacob; Hunt, Ishi V., son of Ralph Hunt; Hunt, James; Hunt, Pearson, Cashier at Trenton Bank; Hunt, Ralph; Hunt, Westley P.; Ingersoll, C.J.; and Ingham, S.D., New Hope.
Correspondents include: Jaques, John L.; Jeffers, William N.; Jones, Cave, Reverend; Jones, Walter, General; Judson, E., Doctor, Surgeon for U.S. Navy; and Justice, Joseph.
Correspondents include: Kean, Peter; Kearney, Lawrence, Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; Kennedy, R.H.; Kent, Joseph (1779-1837), Congressman 1811-1815 and 1819-1826, Governor of Maryland 1826-1829, and Senator 1833-1837; Kirby, E., Aide-de-Camp, Adjutant General's office; Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice 1804-1824; Kirkpatrick, John, Reverend, Bible Society; Kirkpatrick, Littleton; Kline, Jacob, Jr., Major; and Kline, Peter.
Correspondents include: Lee, Robert; Leonard, Charles; Lewis, William, Grocer; Lindsay, Philip, Reverend; Linn, Mrs. P.; Little, William; and Lloyd, James (1796-1831), Chairman of Navy Committee and U.S. Senator.
Correspondents include: Mackey, Jeremy; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; MacLean, William B.; Magruder, Richard B.; Malone, John; Marine Officers; Mason, Mr. and Mrs.; Matlack, James; Maxwell, William, College of New Jersey Class of 1804; McCullough, William; and McDowell, William A., Doctor.
Correspondents include: McGinness, Benjamin; McGunigle, Ann; McIlvaine, B.; McIlvaine, Joseph; McIlvaine, Joseph, Jr.; McKean, J.; and McKenney, Thomas L., Colonel, Office of Indian Affairs, Department of War.
Correspondents include: McLean, John (1785-1861), Postmaster General 1823-1829, Congressman from Ohio 1812-1816, Judge of Supreme Court of Ohio 1816-1822, and Associate Justice of U.S. Supreme Court 1830-1861; McRae, Alexander; Meigs, R.J. (1764-1824), Postmaster General, U.S. Senator from Ohio 1808-1810, and Governor of Ohio 1810-1814; Merrick, Isaac; Miller, Andrew, Flemington, New Jersey; Miller, Ephraim; Miller, Samuel (1769-1850), College of New Jersey Class of 1837, Presbyterian clergyman, Educator, and Author; and Miller, William W., Newark.
Correspondents include: Monroe, James (1758-1831), President of the U.S. 1817-1825 and Monroe, James, Jr.
Correspondents include: Morgan, Mord, includes notes of S.L.S.; Morris, William C., Belvidere; Morris, William W.; Mumford, William; and Muskie, M.W.
Correspondents include: Nevius, James; Newton, Thomas; Nicholson, Joseph J., Captain, U.S. Navy; Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Nitchie, John, Agent of the American Bible Society, for the American Bible Society; Noah, W.M.; Nourse, Charles J., Captain and Major, Acting Adjutant General 1822-1825; and Nourse, Michael, Notary Public, Reg. Office, Treasury Department.
Correspondents include: Ogden, Aaron; Ogden, David Bayard (1775-1849), Lawyer; Ogden, O.W., Doctor; Opdycke, Samuel Green; Parker, Eleazar; Parsons, A., Colonel; Patterson, John, Judge; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Pennington, William Sandford (1757-1826), New Jersey Supreme Court Justice 1804-1813, Governor of New Jersey 1813-1815, and Judge of Federal District Court 1815-1826; Petry, Mr.; Phelan, John, Huntsville, Alabama; Phillips, Manuel, Doctor; Picton, Thomas, Reverend, West Point; Pleasants, James (1769-1836), Congressman from Virginia 1811-1819, U.S. Senate 1819-1822, and Governor of Virginia 1822-1825; Pleasonton, S., Fifth Auditor and Acting Commissioner of the Revenue; and Polhemus, Henry D. (d. 1851) College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Freehold.
Correspondents include: Porter, Eveline; Porter, Latitia, possibly the wife of General Peter B. Porter; Potter, Henry; Potts, Stacy Gardiner (1799-1865), Lawyer, Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey, and Elder of Presbyterian Church; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Read, George C., Captain; and Reading, Pearson A.
Correspondents include: Reckless, Joseph W.; Renshaw, James, Captain, U.S. Navy, Princeton; Roberts, Thomas H., by Frederick I. Roberts; Rodgers, George W.; Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy 1815-1837, Senior officer 1821, and Interim Secretary of the Navy 1823; Rodney, C.A.; Rogers, William; and Rossell, William, Judge.
Correspondents include: Sayre, E.A.; Scott, J.W.; Sherrerd, John M.; Shreve, Reuben, Partner in Shreve & Taylor; Simpson, J.N., New Brunswick; and Skinner, John S., Postmaster of Baltimore.
Correspondents include: Skymanski, A.J.; Slade, William, Jr.; Sloan, Jeremiah H.; Smalley, John, Trenton; Smith, B.; Smith, F.W., Lieutenant; Smith, John Speed; and Smith, Thomas L.
Correspondents include: Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard; and Southard, Rebecca P. Harrow, wife of Samuel L. Southard.
Correspondents include: Spilman, Peter; Steele, Jonathan Dayton; Steele, William F., District Attorney, U.S. Courts, West Florida, won of William Steele; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stevens, Ezeliel, Cape May; Stevenson, Carter Littlepage; and Stiles, John S.
Correspondents include: Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician; Stockton, Philip Augustus; Stockton, Richard (1764-1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1810, Lawyer, Politician, and Gentleman-Farmer; Stokes, Montfort (1762-1842), Senator, Governor of North Carolina, and Major General; and Stout, Thomas.
Correspondents include: Strong, Joseph; Swan, Samuel, Doctor, Bound Brook; Swartout, Robert, General; and Swift, Joseph, Brigadier General, U.S. Army (retired 1818).
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, Francis W.; Taliaferro, John S., Jr.; and Taliaferro, William F.
Correspondents include: Taylor, Griffin, Cincinnati; Ten Eyck, William, Colonel; and Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803.
Correspondents include: Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; Tilden, Thomas B., Midshipman, U.S. Navy; Tingey, Mrs. Thomas; Tingey, Thomas (1750-1829), Commander, U.S.Navy; Tompkins, Daniel D. (1774-1825), Governor of New York 1807-1817 and Vice President of U.S. 1817-1825; Tourtelot (Sic. by S.L.S.), F.A.; Towson, N., Colonel; and Tuyll, Baron.
Correspondents include: Vanarsdalen, Ferdinand S.; Vancleve, John, Doctor, Princeton; Van Den Bergh, H.V.S.; Vannini, Joseph; Vansychel, Aaron; Van Zandt, N.B.; Voorhees, Philip F., Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr..
Correspondents include: Waddell, Henry L.; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Warfield, Henry R.; Washington, Bushrod (1762-1829), Associate Justice of Supreme Court 1798-1829, nephew of George Washington; and Watson, Joseph, Colonel, Military and General Land and Tax Agency.
Correspondents include: Webster, Daniel, Boston; Wellford, John S.; Wellford, William N., son of John S. Wellford; and Welsh, David.
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Correspondents include: Westcott, James D.; Wharton, Franklin; Wheaton, Henry; Wheelwright, John, Wall Street, New York; Wiesenthal, T.V., Doctor; and Wiggins, Francis S.
Correspondents include: Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Willson, Sarah; Wilson, James J., Senator from New Jersey; Wilson, John, husband of Jane Wilson; Wilson, Martha; and Wirt, William (1772-1834), Author, Lawyer, and Attorney General of U.S. 1817-1829.
Correspondents include: Wise, N.S.; Wood, George (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Clerk, Trustees, New Brunswick; Wood, John S., New Jersey; Woodhull, George Spafford (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1790, Clerk, Board of Trustees, College of New Jersey, Treasury 1828-1829; Woodruff, E.D. (d. 1824), College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Woodson, S.H.; and Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813.
Correspondents include: Adams, Louisa Catherine Johnson, wife of John Quincy Adams; Addington, Mr.; Agg, John, Washington Republican Newspaper Office; Allen, Andrew; Allen, Herman; Anderson, Elbert; Anderson, Henry James; Archer, Stevenson (d. 1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Armstrong, Robert L.; Armstrong, William M., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Arnold, Robert, Colonel, Perth Amboy; and Atkinson, Thomas.
Correspondents include: Bainbridge, William (1774-1833) Naval officer, Commodore, his sister was married to John McLean, Princeton; Barnes, John; Barron, James, Captain, U.S. Navy; Barton, William-Paul Crillon (d. 1856), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; and Bateman, Ephraim, Doctor, Cedarville.
Correspondents include: Bayard, Anthony W.W.; Bell, John, Corresponding Secretary of the Philadelphia Phrenological Society; Belleville, N., Doctor; Bishop, Joseph; Bispham, Joseph M., Storekeeper; Blair, James; Boardman, E., Captain, Fort Niagara; Boyd, John A., Hackensack; and Boyle, John, Acting Secretary of the Navy Department, 1836.
Correspondents include: Bradner, Thomas G., Doctor; Brearley, D., Colonel; Brent, Daniel, State Department; and Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator.
Correspondents include: Brown, James; Brown, O.B., Doctor; Bullock, Nath., Bristol, Rhode Island, to Job Durfee; Burd, Ann, wife of Major Burd; Burke, C.; Burnett, Charles A.; Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; and Cady, James H.
Correspondents include: Caldwell, E.B.; Caldwell, J.B.; Calhoun, John Caldwell (1782-1850), Lawyer, Congressman, Secretary of War under James Monroe, Vice President, and Secretary of State; Cambreling, C.C.; Campfield, Robert B.; Carling, Thomas, Chairman of Committee of Arrangements for the Celebration of the Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence; Carpenter, Ira; Carroll, C.; Carson, Charles, Colonel and General; and Carter, William, Captain.
Correspondents include: Cassedy, George (1783-1842); Catlett, Charles A.; Cazenove, Anthony Charles, Alexandria; Chauncey, Isaac (1772-1840), Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners 1821-1824 and 1832-1840 and President of the Board 1837-1840; Chetwood, William, Colonel; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clark, John Flavel (d. 1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Reverend, Director of Princeton Seminary 1831-1834; and Clark, William P., Doctor.
Correspondents include: Coburn, John (printed); Cohen, J.I. (printed); Colden, Cadwallader D.; Colt, John; Colt, Roswell L.; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Cook, James, Major; Cook, William, Lieutenant, U.S. Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Cox, Edward N.; Cox, William, Wine Merchant; and Coxe, C.D., Consul at Tripoli.
Correspondents include: Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Coyle, J., Jr.; Crowninshield, B.W.; Croxall, Charles; Croxall, Daniel C.; Croxall, Morris; Cumming, Hooper, Doctor (d. 1824), A.M., D.D., Princeton Class of 1805; and Cutting, John Browne, Doctor, Newspaper Clipping of Poem Written by Cutting).
Correspondents include: Dale, Richard, Com.; Daniel, Peter V.; Darcy, John S., General, Doctor; Davisson, John; Dayton, Jonathan, General (d. 1824), College of New Jersey Class of 1776; Dearborn, Henry (1751-1829), Major General, Congressman 1793-1797, Secretary of War 1801-1809, and Minister to Portugal 1822-1824; Decatur, John P.; Decatur, Susan, Widow of Stephen Decatur (1779-1820); Dellicker, William to Henry Southard; Dickerson, Aaron (d. 1824) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; and Dickerson, Mahlon (1770-1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1789, Governor of New Jersey 1815-1817, U.S. Senator from New Jersey 1817-1833, and Secretary of the Navy 1834-1838.
Correspondents include: Dickinson, John; Dickinson, Samuel; Dix, John A., Major; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Dod, Ezra H.; Dodd, Amzi (1793-1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; Doty, Daniel W.; Doughty, William; Downing, S.W., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; and Duval, William Pope (1784-1854), Lawyer, Congressman 1813-1815, and Governor of Florida 1822-1841.
Correspondents include: Eaton John H. (1790-1856), Secretary of War 1829-1831; Edwards, Ninian; Elkins, Jeremiah; Elliott Jesse Duncan (1782-1845), Naval officer, Commodore in 1841; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Eustis, William (1753-1825), Congressman 1800-1804, Secretary of War 1807-1814, Minister to Holland 1814-1818, Congressman 1820-1823, and Governor of Massachusetts 1823-1825; and Evans, Evan.
Correspondents include: Ewing, Francis A.; Ewing, James, Jr.; Felch, Cheever, Reverend, Chaplain U.S. Navy; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Ferguson, Mary G.; Fillebrown, Thomas Jr., Navy Department; Finley, M.A., (d. 1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1804, Doctor; and Fitz Randolph, D., New Brunswick.
Correspondents include: Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); Fyler, Jared D., Reverend, Principal of "the Reverend Mr. Fyler's Select Boarding School" (printed); Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; Gales, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph; Garnett, Robert S.; Gibbon, A., Colonel; Gibson, Patrick; Gifford, A. (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1814; Gillasspy, George; and Gilliss, T.H.
Correspondents include: Glentworth P.F., Doctor; Goldsborough, Charles W.; Gooch, C.W.; Goodell, William; Green, Ashbel, Doctor (1762-1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1783; Green, Jacob; Green, James S.; and Grymes, William F.
Correspondents include: Habersham, Richard Wylly (1786-1842), College of New Jersey Class of 1810; Haire, Charles (in Navy employ to survey coast of West Florida, 1828); Handy, James H.; Harris, John; Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy; Harrow, Charles A., Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; and Harrow, Margaret S.G., sister of Rebecca P. Harrow Southard.
Correspondents include: Hay, George (1765-1830) U.S. Attorney for the District of Virginia, Judge, and District Court for Eastern Virginia 1825-1830; Hayne, Robert Y., Colonel, for Members of Congress; Heard, John, for Society of Cincinnati; Heller, Miss; Henderson, Archibald, Lieutenant Colonel and Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps; Herbert, John D.; and Higbee, Charles.
Correspondents include: Holcombe, George (d. 1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Holmes, David; Homans, Benjamin; Hooe, A.S. [probably Alexander Seymour Hooe, son of Seymour Hooe and brother of George Mason Hooe]; Hook, William F.A.; Hopkinson, Joseph (1770-1842), Congressman 1814-1819, Judge, Federal District Court 1828-1842, and Writer of "Hail Columbia;" Hughes, T., by Charles Kershow; Hunt, Ishi V., son of Ralph Hunt; Hunt, Pearson, Cashier at Trenton Bank; Hunt, Westley P.; and Hunter, Charles G., Midshipman.
Correspondents include: Ingham, S.D., New Hope; Jackson, Andrew (1767-1845); Janeway, J.J., Doctor; Jeffers, William N.; Johnson, E.W.; Johnson, Enos W., College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Johnson, George; Johnson, R.M. (see Robert Y. Hayne, 1824 December 28); Johnston, David; Joline, John; Jones, Arnold B., College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Judson, E., Doctor, Surgeon for U.S. Navy; and Justice, Joseph.
Correspondents include: Kent, Joseph (1779-1837), Congressman 1811-1815 and 1819-1826, Governor of Maryland 1826-1829, and Senator 1833-1837; Kershow, Jeremiah; Kinney, Andrew; Kip, John I.; Kirby, E., Aide-de-Camp, Adjutant General's office; Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice 1804-1824; Kirkpatrick, Littleton; Kitchell, E.; and Knight, J(?) R.
Correspondents include: Lanman, James; Lantzinger, William P., Purser; Lashels, John; Lee, Henry; Lee, Richard Bland; Lee, Throk; and Lee, William, Wine Merchant.
Correspondents include: Lewis, William, Grocer; Lindsley, Abraham B.; Little, Peter, Colonel; and Lloyd, James (1796-1831), Chairman of Navy Committee and U.S. Senator.
Correspondents include: MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Macon, Edgar, District Attorney, East Florida; March, A. Howard & Co., Wine Merchants, Madeira; Marsh, D.C.; Mason, John, General; McDonald, R.; McDonough, Captain; McDonough, T.; McDowell, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1801, Reverend, for General Assembly of Presbyterian Church; and McGinnis, Benjamin.
Correspondents include: McIlvaine, B.; McIlvaine, Joseph; McKenney, Thomas L., Colonel, Office of Indian Affairs, Department of War; McLane, Louis, Chairman, Committee of Ways & Means, House of Representatives, and Secretary of State; McLean, John (1785-1861), Postmaster General 1823-1829, Congressman from Ohio 1812-1816, Judge of Supreme Court of Ohio 1816-1822, and Associate Justice of U.S. Supreme Court 1830-1861; McLean, Mrs. [probably Mrs. John McLean]; and McRae, Alexander, from London.
Correspondents include: Miller, Samuel (1769-1850), College of New Jersey Class of 1837, Presbyterian clergyman, Educator, and Author; Miller, William W., Newark; Mills, Thomas; Monroe, James (1758-1831), President of the U.S. 1817-1825; Moore, Samuel, Doctor; Morris, John B., College of New Jersey Class of 1805; and Myers, John.
Correspondents include: Nicholson, Joseph J., Captain, U.S. Navy; Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Nicolson, John B., Captain, U.S. Navy; Ogden, Aaron; Ogden, David Bayard (1775-1849), Lawyer; and Ogden, O.W., Doctor.
Correspondents include: Parker, General; Parrott, Enoch; Patterson, John, Judge; Peck, John; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Pettit, Thomas McKean; Peyton, Bernard; and Phillips, Manuel, Doctor.
Correspondents include: Picton, Thomas, Reverend, West Point; Pleasonton, S., Fifth Auditor and Acting Commissioner of the Revenue; Poinsett, Joel Roberts (1779-1851); Porter, Latitia, possibly the wife of General Peter B. Porter; Porter, Peter B., General; Potts, Stacy Gardiner (1799-1865), Lawyer, Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey, and Elder of Presbyterian Church; Prall, William L., Prallsville; and Presbyterian Church, Theological Seminary of, at Princeton.
Correspondents include: Ramsay, William M.; Randolph, J.; Read, George C., Captain; Reading, Pearson A.; Reckless, Joseph W.; Renshaw, James, Captain, U.S. Navy, Princeton; Rice, [probably Reverend John H. Rice]; and Ringgold, Marcia A.
Correspondents include: Roberts, Mayor of Alexandria, Virginia; Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; Rodney, C.A.; Rogers, Thomas A.; Rolston, John; Romeyer, J.B.; Rossell, William, Judge; Rudd, John R.; Rutherford, F.; and Rutherford, John (d. 1866), College of New Jersey Class of 1810.
Correspondents include: Sartori, John B., General at Rome 1797, Leghorn; Scott, Robert G., for the Committee of Arrangements of Delegates from the Volunteer Companies of the State of Virginia; Scudder, Josiah; Seaton, William W.; Selden, Cary, Naval Storekeeper; Sewall, Thomas, Doctor; Sherburne, John; Shreve, Reuben, Partner in Shreve & Taylor; Shubrick, Irvine, Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Shull, Josiah; Simpson, J.N., New Brunswick; Skinner, John S., Postmaster of Baltimore; Sloan, Jeremiah H.; Smith, Fitz Randolph, Doctor; and Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S., for the Bank of the United States, promissary note of S.L.S.
Correspondents include: Southard Henry L. (1816-1864), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, son of S.L.S.; Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard; and Southard, Samuel L., Jr. (1819-1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, Reverend, son of S.L.S.
Correspondents include: Spence, R.K.; Spence, Robert Traill, Captain; Stallings, Otho; Staughton, William, Reverend, Doctor, Columbian College, Washington, D.C.; Steele, William F., District Attorney, U.S. Courts, West Florida, son of William Steele; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stewart, Delia Tudor, Letter to James Monroe and Reply from S.L.S. to Delia Tudor Stewart; and Sticks, E., Grand Secretary of the Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons in the City of New York.
Correspondents include: Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician and Stockton, Richard (1764-1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1810, Lawyer, Politician, and Gentleman-Farmer.
Correspondents include: Stokes, Montfort (1762-1842), Senator, Governor of North Carolina, and Major General; Storrow, S.A., Major; Sullivan, George, Colonel; Swartwout, Robert, General; Swift, Joseph, Brigadier General, U.S. Army (retired 1818), includes note of S.L.S.; and Talbot, Theodore P.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, L.T.; Taylor, Augustus R., Doctor, New Brunswick; Taylor, John W., Letter from John W. Taylor to John Rogers, Jr., Thaddeus Scribmer, and John L. Veile; Taylor, Robert; and Ten Eyck, William, Colonel.
Correspondents include: Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; Timberlake, Margaretta; Tingey, Mrs. Thomas; Towson, N., Colonel; and Tuyll, Baron.
Correspondents include: Upson, Dana I.; Van Ness, John P., General, President of Bank of the Metropolis 1840; Van Veghten, Michael; Van Zandt, N.B.; Voorhees, John, Jr., Trenton; Waldburg, George M.; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Wallace, J.H., Doctor; Ward, George W.; Warner, John; Warrington, Lewis, Captain, U.S. Navy; and Washington, Bushrod (1762-1829), Associate Justice of Supreme Court 1798-1829, nephew of George Washington.
Correspondents include: Wellford, Beverly R., brother of John S. Wellford; Wellford, John S.; and Wellford, William N., son of John S. Wellford.
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Correspondents include: Wells, Richard; Westcott, James D.; Wheaton, Henry; White, John; Whitlock, E.D., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Williamson, David; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Willson, Sarah; and Wilson, John, husband of Jane Wilson.
Correspondents include: Winder, William H.; Winn, T.; Wirt, William (1772-1834), Author, Lawyer, and Attorney General of U.S. 1817-1829; Wood, George (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Clerk, Trustees, New Brunswick; Woodhull, George Spafford (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1790, Clerk, Board of Trustees, College of New Jersey, Treasury 1828-1829; and Wurts, Alexander, Flemington.
Correspondents include: Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) Secretary of State 1817-1825, President of the U.S. 1825-1829, and Representative in Congress 1831-1848; Adams, Louisa Catherine Johnson, wife of John Quincy Adams; Addington, Mr.; Adlum, John; Agg, John, Washington Republican Newspaper Office; Alexander, James Waddel (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1820, Princeton Seminary 1820-1821, Tutor College of New Jersey 1824-1825, Professor College of New Jersey Rhetoric & Latin Language and Literature 1833-1844; Allen, Andrew; American Sunday School Union, by Frederick Porter, Corresponding Secretary; Anderson, Elbert; Andrews, Mr.; and Armstrong, William Q. (d. 1846), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend of lst Presbyterian Church of Trenton.
Correspondents include: Babbit, A., Reverend; Bainbridge, William (1774-1833) Naval officer, Commodore, his sister was married to John McLean, Princeton; Baird, Robert, Reverend, Princeton; Baker, Mr. and Miss; Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain; Barney, John, Baltimore; Barnum, David, Baltimore by Andrew McLaughlin; Barron, James, Captain, U.S. Navy; Barton, William-Paul Crillon (d. 1856), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Bayard, Samuel J. (1767-1840), College of New Jersey Class of 1784, Jurist, Brother-in-law of A.B. Dod, for the American Whig Society; and Bett, William.
Correspondents include: Biddle, James, Captain (1783-1848), Naval officer; Bishop, Joseph; Bispham, Joseph M., Storekeeper; Blake, John B., Colonel; Bogardus, Robert, General; Bolton, John; Booth, Captain; Boyd, John A., Hackensack; Boyle, John, Acting Secretary of the Navy Department, 1836; Brearley, D., Colonel; Brent, Daniel, State Department; and Brittain, Susan.
Correspondents include: Brooke, Robert S.; Brown, A.A.; Brown, Captain; Browne, Thomas S., Lieutenant; Buckley, son of Thomas Buckley and partner in Buckley & Son; Burd, Ann, Wife of Major Burd; Burd, John A., Captain and Major in 3rd Artillery; Burges, A.S.H., Doctor; Burleigh, William; Burnet, J., Cincinatti, Ohio; and Burroughs, Charles.
Correspondents include: Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Cady, James H.; Calhoun, John C.; Carter, Charles L., Doctor; Cassin, Captain; and Chandler, Walter S., funeral invitation.
Correspondents include: Chauncey, Isaac (1772-1840), Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners 1821-1824 and 1832-1840 and President of the Board 1837-1840; Chauncey, Wolcott, Captain; Clagett, partner in Clagett and Norris, bill; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clarke, M. St. Clair; and Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major.
Correspondents include: Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clymer, Maria; Cogdell, John S.; Colston, Josiah; Colvin, John B.; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Conover, James F. (of Conover & Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio); and Conway, Mary.
Correspondents include: Cooper, Benjamin, Lieutenant, New York; Cox, John; Cox, William, Wine Merchant; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Cranch, William (1769-1855), Chief Justice ofthe District Court of Washington D.C. 1805-1855; Crane, Isaac W.; Crawford, William Harris (1772-1834), U.S. Senator 1807, Minister to France 1813-1815, and Secretary of the Treasury 1816-1825; Croxall, Charles; Croxall, Daniel C.; Curtis, Alva; Cutbush, Doctor and Mrs.; and Cutting, John Browne.
Correspondents include: Dabney, William; Dade, William A.G., Judge; Dashiell, N.G., Miss, advertisement; Davison, James; Davy, Eliza L., sister of Vincent Loockerman, advertisement; Decatur, Susan, Widow of Stephen Decatur (1779-1820); and Dickins, Asbury, Secretary of Columbian Institute for the Promotion of Arts and Sciences.
Correspondents include: Dickinson, John; Dix, John A., Major; Doane, J., Captain; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Dod, Ezra H.; Doty, Daniel W.; Doty, Samuel S., Doctor; Doughty, William; Downing, S.W., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Du Pouceau, Peter S.; and Dusenberg, Joseph W.
Correspondents include: Edgar, Samuel, Colonel; Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Edwards, Ninian; Elgar, I.; Elliot, S. Alfred; Elliott Jesse Duncan (1782-1845), Naval officer, Commodore in 1841; Elmer, Daniel; Elmer, Eben, General; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Elwes, Alfred W., Doctor; Este, D.K. (David Kirkpatrick), College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Etting, Henry; Everett, Edward; and Ewell, Thomas, Doctor.
Correspondents include: Felch, Cheever, Reverend, Chaplain U.S. Navy; Fendale, Mary; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Fillebrown, Thomas Jr., Navy Department; and Finch, William B., Captain.
Correspondents include: Fish, Benjamin, Trenton; Fitzgerald, Mr.; Forbes, James G. (Colonel or Major); Forrest, Charles W., Bookkeeper of Bank of U.S.;Fowle, W. and Company; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); and Fyler, Jared D., Reverend, Principal of "the Reverend Mr. Fyler's Select Boarding School."
Correspondents include: Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; Gallandet, Charles, Secretary of the Second Presbyterian Church of Washington, D.C.; Garnett, James M.; Gifford, A.; Giles, James, General; Gilliss, George; Gilliss, T.H.; and Glentworth, James B.
Correspondents include: Godon, Victorine; Goodwin, James M.; Gordon, Thomas; Gould, Stephen; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; Green, Ashbel, Doctor (1762-1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1783; Green, Calvin; and Grymes, Benjamin.
Correspondents include: Haire, Charles (in Navy employ to survey coast of West Florida, 1828); Hall, O.S.; Hamersley, Lieutenant; Hamilton, A. Jr., Colonel; Handy, James H.; Hardenbergh, C.L.; Harris, Robert; Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy; and Harrison, T.C., Doctor, New Egypt, New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; and Harrow, Margaret S.G., sister of Rebecca P. Harrow Southard.
Correspondents include: Hayden, Moses, Judge; Hayne, Robert Y., Colonel; Heap, Dr. Samuel D.; Heard, James, Major; Henderson, Archibald, Lieutenant Colonel and Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps; Henley, J.D., Captain; and Herbert, John D.
Correspondents include: Holcombe, George (d. 1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Homans, Martha; Hooe, Abraham B. Jr.; Hooe, E.B. Mrs. [probably Ellen Buchanan Briscoe Hooe, wife of Bernard Hooe]; and Hopkinson, Joseph (1770-1842), Congressman 1814-1819, Judge, Federal District Court 1828-1842, and writer of "Hail Columbia."
Correspondents include: Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Howell, Jacob D.; Howell, Wilmot; Hunt, James; Hunt, Ralph; Hunt, W.P.; and Hyer, William, Clerk in Chancery, Enclosure.
Correspondents include: James, W., Jr.; Janney, Phineas; Janney, Samuel M.; Jaques, John L.; Jeffers, William N.; Jenkins, Mary F.; Johnson, H., New Orleans; Jones, Colonel; and Jones, Edward.
Correspondents include: Kearney, Lawrence, Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; Kent, Joseph (1779-1837), Congressman 1811-1815 and 1819-1826, Governor of Maryland 1826-1829, and Senator 1833-1837; Kershow, William; Kid, Mr.; and King, Miles.
Correspondents include: Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice 1804-1824; Kirkpatrick, John Bayard; and Kirkpatrick, Littleton.
Correspondents include: Kitchell, E.; Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Du Motier, Marquis De (1757-1834); Lands, Robert C.; Lee, William, Second Auditor's Office; Lee, William, Wine Merchant; LeGrand, Anna M.; Lewis, Frederick; and Lewis, William, Grocer.
Correspondents include: Lindsay, Philip, Reverend; Lloyd, James (1796-1831), Chairman of Navy Committee and U.S. Senator; and Lynch, William F., Midshipman, U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Magruder, Richard Brown; Maguire, Hugh; Mansfield, Jared; Mareuil, Baron and Baronne de; Mason, John, General; Maury, R.B.; McChesney, Robert, Judge; and McClure, David.
Correspondents include: McDowell, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1801, Reverend (printed); McIlvaine, B.; and McIlvaine, Joseph.
Correspondents include: McKenney, Thomas L., Colonel, Office of Indian Affairs, Department of War; McLaughlin, Edward, Chaplain, U.S. Navy; McLean, John (1785-1861), Postmaster General 1823-1829, Congressman from Ohio 1812-1816, Judge of Supreme Court of Ohio 1816-1822, and Associate Justice of U.S. Supreme Court 1830-1861; McLean, Mrs. [probably Mrs. John McLean]; Mercer, Charles Fenton (1778-1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1797; Miller, Samuel (1769-1850), College of New Jersey Class of 1837, Presbyterian clergyman, Educator, and Author; Miller, Thomas, Major; Miller, William W., Newark; Mills, E.H. (printed); and Mitchell, Robert.
Correspondents include: Moore, Samuel, Doctor; Moore, Thomas L.; Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners; Mosher, James, Jr.; Mower, J.B., Clarktown, New York; Mullany, James Robert, Late Colonel, U.S. Army; Newton, Thomas F.?; and Noah, M.M., two posters satirizing Negroes.
Correspondents include: Ogden, Augustus O.B. (d. 1833), College of New Jersey Class of 1827; Ogden, David Bayard; Oneale, Mrs.; Opdycke, Samuel Green; Pairo, Partner in Pairo and Prout, Carpet Merchants, bill for carpet; Parker, Charles, includes notes of S.L.S.; Patterson, C.W.; Patterson, John, Judge; Paulding, James K., Secretary of the Navy under Van Buren 1838-1841; Pettis, F.H.; Piatt, W.F.; Pleasonton, S., Fifth Auditor and Acting Commissioner of the Revenue; and Poinsett, Joel Roberts (1779-1851).
Correspondents include: Porter, Frederick W., Corresponding Secretary of the American Sunday School Union, Philadelphia; Porter, John, Captain, U.S. Navy; Porter, Peter B., General; Potts, Stacy Gardiner (1799-1865), Lawyer, Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey, and Elder of Presbyterian Church; Prall, William L., Prallsville; Prout, John W.; and Queen, R.T.
Correspondents include: Randolph, F.C.F.; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Rea, John, Philadelphia; Read, P.W., Pensacola, West Florida; Reading, Pearson A.; Reckless, Joseph W.; Rich, H.; Richards, George H.; Ringgold, Tench; Ritter, David; Rodgers, A. Robertson (d. 1885), College of New Jersey Class of 1825; Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; and Rodgers, Mrs. M.
Correspondents include: Rossell, William, Judge; Rossell, Z.A.C., Colonel, General; Roxe, John; Rozell, George; Rozell, John; Runk, Samuel; and Rush, Richard (1780-1859), Lawyer, Attorney General of Pennsylvania 1811, Attorney General of U.S. 1814-1817, Secretary of State 1817, Minister to Great Britain 1817-1825, Secretary of Treasury 1825-1829, and Minister to France 1847-1849.
Correspondents include: Salazar, Mrs.; Salomons, Susan F., Princeton; Scott, J.W.; Scudder, John; Scudder, Smith; Seaton, William W.; Selden, Cary, Naval Storekeeper; Sewall, Thomas, Doctor; Sharpe, Peter; Sherburne, John; Sherburne, Mary Anna, wife of John H. Sherburne; and Sherwood, Charles.
Correspondents include: Shubrick, Mrs. H.C.; Shufeldt, George A.; and Skinner, John S., Postmaster of Baltimore.
Correspondents include: Slaughter, A.E., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Smith, Constantine; Smith, D.A.; Smith, F.W., Lieutenant; Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S.; Smith, W., General; and Somerville, William C..
Correspondents include: Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard; Southard, Rebecca P. Harrow, wife of Samuel L. Southard; Samuel L. Southard, letters to Presdient John Q. Adams; and Southard, Virginia E., daughter of S.L.S.
Correspondents include: Spence, Robert Traill, Captain; Sproat, Peter W.; Staughton, William, Reverend, Doctor, Columbian College, Washington, D.C.; Steele, William F., District Attorney, U.S. Courts, West Florida, son of William Steele; and Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton.
Correspondents include: Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; Stewart, Com.; Stocker, John Clements, College of New Jersey Class of 1804; and Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician.
Correspondents include:Stockton, Richard (1764-1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1810, Lawyer, Politician, and Gentleman-Farmer; Stockton, Robert Field (1795-1866), Naval officer, U.S. Senator for New Jersey; Stoddard, Sarah; Stokes, Montfort (1762-1842), Senator, Governor of North Carolina, and Major General; Storrs, Henry R., Chairman, Naval Committee, House of Representatives; and Story, Joseph, Chief Justice, Cambridge.
Correspondents include: Sullivan, George, Colonel; Sullivan, John L.; Swartwout, Robert, General; Swift, Joseph, Gardner, Brigadier General, U.S. Army (retired 1818), for Committee in Charge of a Dinner in Honor of South American and Mexican Independence; and Sythett, Lambert.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, Hay; Taliaferro, John F.; Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; and Taliaferro, L.T.
Correspondents include: Tayloe, John, Colonel; Taylor, George; Taylor, John W.; Taylor, Joseph, Superintendent of Dead Letter Office, Washington, D.C.; Ten Eyck, William, Colonel; Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; Towle, J.; Travers, John; Tucker, Thomas T., Doctor; Tuyll, Baron; and Tyndale, R., Provision Merchant, Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Vancleve, Houston, Clerk of the Cliosophic Society; Van Rensselaer, Stephen, General; and Van Zandt, N.B.
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Correspondents include: Waddell, Henry L.; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Wallace, James W., Doctor; Ward, George T., Talahassee, Florida; Ward, George W.; Washington, Bushrod (1762-1829), Associate Justice of Supreme Court 1798-1829, nephew of George Washington; Washington, Peter G.; Watkins, J., Doctor; Watson, Joseph, Colonel, Military and General Land and Tax Agency; Wayne, J., Colonel; Wells, Gideon H., President of the Board of Inspection of the New Jersey State Prison in 1829; and Westcott, James D.
Correspondents include: Wheaton, Henry; Wiesenthal, T.V., Doctor; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Willson, Sarah; Wilson, Allen N., letter from S.L.S. to Intellegencer and Journal; Wilson, Jane, Postmistress of Trenton; Wilson, John, husband of Jane Wilson; and Wingate, J., Jr.
Correspondents include: Wolbert, Lieurtenant; Wood, George (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Clerk, Trustees, New Brunswick; Wood, Joseph; Woodhull, George Spafford (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1790, Clerk, Board of Trustees, College of New Jersey, Treasury 1828-1829; Woodruff, Abraham; Woodruff, Thomas L. (d. 1851), College of New Jersey Class of 1806; Woolley, A.R., Major, Colonel in 1834; Woodward, Augustus Brevoort; Wright, Francis; Wright, J.C.; Wright, Samuel G.; and Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813.
Correspondents include: Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) Secretary of State 1817-1825, President of the U.S. 1825-1829, and Representative in Congress 1831-1848; Akerly, Samuel, M.D.; Allen, S., Partner in Allen, S. & M., & Co.; Anderson, Joseph, Comptroller of Treasury Department; Anderson, Leroy; Anderson, William T., Post Office at Milton to William T. Anderson and Others from Subscribers; Archer, Stevenson (d. 1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Armstrong, William Q. (d. 1846), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend of lst Presbyterian Church of Trenton; Arnold, Enoch; Arnold, Joseph C., Doctor, Perth Amboy; and Arnold, Robert, Colonel, Perth Amboy.
Correspondents include: Bainbridge, William (1774-1833) Naval officer, Commodore, his sister was married to John McLean, Princeton; and Baird, Robert.
Correspondents include: Baldwin, L.; Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain; Barnes, John; Barney, John, Baltimore; Bassett, Henry Willis, Surgeon's Mate; Bateman, Ephraim; Bates, Elisha; Belleville, N., Doctor; and Berrien, John Macpherson (1781-1856) Lawyer, Georgia Congressman, and Senator.
Correspondents include: Biddle, Clement C.; Biddle, James, Captain (1783-1848), Naval officer; Binns, John; Bishop, Joseph; Bispham, Joseph M., Storekeeper; and Blackwell, James H., son of A.T. Blackwell.
Correspondents include: Blake, John B., Colonel; Blunt, J.; Bogardus, Archibald B., Lieutenant; Boggs, Robert, New Brunswick; Bolton, Curtis; Bonnell, Charles, Flemington; Brent, Daniel, State Department; and Brent, William L.
Correspondents include: Brooke, E., Colonel; Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator; and Brooke, Robert S.
Correspondents include: Brooks, James G., Editor of the New York Literary Gazette; Brown, Abraham, Mount Holly; Brown, Edmund F.; Brown, John R.; Browne, P.A. Corresponding Secretary and Board of Managers of the Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania for the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts; Bruen, Matthias, Perth Amboy; Buchanan, James (1791-1868), Lawyer and 15th President of United States; Buchanan, McKean, Purser, Navy; Burd, John A., Captain and Major in 3rd Artillery; and Burnett, Charles A.
Correspondents include: Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Cady, James H.; Calhoun, John Caldwell (1782-1850), Lawyer, Congressman, Secretary of War under James Monroe, Vice President, and Secretary of State; Cambreling, C.C.; Cameron, Simon (1799-1889), Newspaperman; Senator from Pennsylvania 1845-1849, 1857-1861 and 1867-1877, Secretary of War 1861-1862, and Minister to Russia 1862-1863; Carnahan, James (1775-1859), Presbyterian Preacher, Teacher, and President of College of New Jersey; Carter, Landon Nelson, Lieutenant; Cazenove & Co.; and Chauncey, Isaac (1772-1840), Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners 1821-1824 and 1832-1840 and President of the Board 1837-1840.
Correspondents include: Chetwood, William, Colonel; Clagett, Partner in Clagett and Washington; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy Clark, William P., Doctor; Clarke, M. St. Clair; and Claxton, Alexander.
Correspondents include: Clinton, De Witt; Clymer, George; Coale, E.J.; Cohen, Solomon; Colbert, Daugherty, "A Chickasaw Youth;" Colston, Josiah; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Condit, Silas; Conner, D., Captain; and Coryell, Lewis S.
Correspondents include: Cottringer, William; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Coyle, Andrew; Cranch, William (1769-1855), Chief Justice of the District Court of Washington D.C. 1805-1855; Crane, William M., Captain; Croxall, Morris; Cuthbert, John A., (d. 1881), College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Cutting, John Browne, Doctor; and Cutts, Mrs. L. Henry.
Correspondents include: Dana, Samuel W., for the American Literary, Scientific, and Military Academy, includes a circular and a catalogue of the Academy; Daniel, Peter V.; Davis W.B., includes copy of the Augusta Chronicle; and Decatur, Susan.
Correspondents include: Dickerson, Mahlon (1770-1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1789, Governor of New Jersey 1815-1817, U.S. Senator from New Jersey 1817-1833, and Secretary of the Navy 1834-1838; Dickinson, John; Digges, Edward; Disborough, William, for the Philocleon Society of Rutgers College; Downing, S.W., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Drake, George K. (1788-1837), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Judge; Duval, William Pope (1784-1854), Lawyer, Congressman 1813-1815, and Governor of Florida 1822-1841; and Dyson, G.E., Partner in Dyson & Smith.
Correspondents include: Edwards, J.L.; Elliot, S. Alfred; Elliott Jesse Duncan (1782-1845), Naval officer, Commodore in 1841; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); and Everett, Edward.
Correspondents include: Faitoute, William S., for the Cliosophic Society; Felch, Cheever, Reverend, Chaplain U.S. Navy; Fenner, Sarah, Miss, Secretary of the Western Dorcas Society of the City of Washington; Fillebrown, Thomas Jr., Navy Department; and Finch, William B., Captain.
Correspondents include: Finley, M.A., (d. 1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1804, Doctor; Fish, Benjamin, Trenton, includes Insurance Policy; Fitzhugh, William, Colonel; Force, Peter; Forrest, Charles W., Bookkeeper of Bank of U.S.; Foster, William P.; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondents include: Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; Gales, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph, invitations; Gallandet, P.W., Registers Office, Treasury Department; Gilliss, George; Glentworth, E.H.; Goldsborough, C.W.; Gordon, Thomas; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; Grant, John; Gregory, Francis H., Lieutenant, and later Commandant, U.S. Navy; Griffith, William R., Doctor; Grymes, Benjamin; and Gunnell, J.S., Dentist.
Correspondents include: Haire, Charles, in Navy employ to survey coast of West Florida, 1828; Hall, J.C., Doctor and Lieutenant; Hall, John H.; Halsted, William (d. 1878), College of New Jersey Class of 1812; Hamilton, J.. Jr., Colonel; Hamilton, Samuel (d. 1856), Princeton Class of 1808; Handy, Charles O., Purser; and Handy, James H.
Correspondents include: Harper, A., Cashier; Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, Margaret S.G., sister of Rebecca P. Harrow Southard; and Hawley, Mr.
Correspondents include: Hay, George (1765-1830) U.S. Attorney for the District of Virginia, Judge, and District Court for Eastern Virginia 1825-1830; Hayden, Moses, Judge; Hayne, Robert Y., Colonel; Henry, H., Lieutenant; Higbee, Charles; Higbee, Elizabeth L., mother of Lewis, Lucy Ann and Virginia; Higbee, Virginia, daughter of Elizabeth and wife of Samuel L. Southard, Jr.; Hill, George; Hill, Mrs. E.; and Hoffman, D.V., Captain.
Correspondents include: Holtzman, Eliza G.; Hooe, A.S. [probably Alexander Seymour Hooe, son of Seymour Hooe and brother of George Mason Hooe]; Hooe, Abraham B. Jr.; Hooe, Ellen Seyr; Hopkinson, Joseph (1770-1842), Congressman 1814-1819, Judge, Federal District Court 1828-1842, and writer of "Hail Columbia;" Houston, John H.; Howell, John, Doctor; and Hubbard, Samuel.
Correspondents include: Hunt, Pearson; Hunt, Ralph; Hunt, Westley P.; Hunter, Ann; Huygens, M. & Mme.; Hyatt, Seth & Co.; Ironside, George E., State Department; and Izard, Mrs. E.C.
Correspondents include: Jeffers, William N.; Johnson, Frank, Honorable; Johnson, Robert G.; Johnston, Mr. & Mrs.; Jones, Arnold B., College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Jones, W.; Judson, E., Doctor; and "Justitia."
Correspondents include: Kean, Peter; Kearney, Lawrence, Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; Keech, A.; Kelley, William; Kent, Joseph (1779-1837), Congressman 1811-1815 and 1819-1826, Governor of Maryland 1826-1829, and Senator 1833-1837; Key, Francis Scott; King, Frederick A.; and King, John A.
Correspondents include: Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice 1804-1824; Kirkpatrick, John Bayard; Kirkpatrick, Littleton; Kitchell, E.; and Kizer, David.
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Correspondents include: Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Du Motier, Marquis De (1757-1834); Lambert, William, Treasurer of Columbian Institute; Lantzinger, William P., Purser; Lashels, John; Lawrence, Charles B.; Lear, B.L.; Lee, Richard Bland; Lee, William, Second Auditor's Office; and Lenox, Robert.
Correspondents include: Lewis, Harriet E., for William Lewis; Lewis, William, Grocer; Lindsay, Philip, Reverend; Lloyd, James (1796-1831), Chairman of Navy Committee and U.S. Senator; Lomax, Mr.; Loockerman, C.S. of Stevenson & Hart, Philadelphia; Lowrie, Walter (1784-1868), U.S. Senator 1819-1825 and Secretary,of Senate 1825-1836, includes list of Senators and their residences; and Lynch, William F., Midshipman, U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Macomb, Alexander C., Major General, Inspector, U.S. Military Academy; Manners, John, Jr., Doctor; Maryland Agriculture Society, Board of Trustees; Mareuil, Baron and Baronne; Maury, R.B.; and McCall, Richard.
Correspondents include: McDowell, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1801, Reverend; McDowell, William A., Doctor; McIlvaine, B.; McIlvaine, Charles P. (d. 1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend; and McIlvaine, Joseph, Jr.
Correspondents include: McLean, John (1785-1861), Postmaster General 1823-1829, Congressman from Ohio 1812-1816, Judge of Supreme Court of Ohio 1816-1822, and Associate Justice of U.S. Supreme Court 1830-1861; McLeod, John, Head of Central Academy, Washington, D.C., invitation to public examination of John McLeod's pupils; McMurtrie, Eliza; Mercer, Charles Fenton (1778-1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1797; Miller, James R.; Miller, Samuel (1769-1850), College of New Jersey Class of 1837, Presbyterian clergyman, Educator, and Author; Miller, Thomas, Major; Mitchell, Thomas R., Charleston; and Monroe, James (1758-1831), President of the U.S. 1817-1825.
Correspondents include: Morgan, Charles W., Captain; Morgan, Thomas; Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners; Mullany, James Robert, Late Colonel, U.S. Army; and Munroe, F.
Correspondents include: Nevins, William, Letter from John Breckinridge to S.L.S; Newton, Thomas; Nicholson, Joseph J., Captain, U.S. Navy; and Nourse, Charles J., Captain and Major, Acting Adjutant General 1822-1825.
Correspondents include: Paine, Thomas; Jr., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Parker, Charles; Parker, James; Partridge, Allen, Captain; Patterson, John, Judge; Paulding, James K., Secretary of the Navy under Van Buren 1838-1841; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Pettit, Thomas McKean; Pintard, Mrs. E.S., wife of John Pintard, Princeton; Pleasonton, S., Fifth Auditor and Acting Commissioner of the Revenue; and Poinsett, Joel Roberts (1779-1851).
Correspondents include: Polk, Ann, Miss; Porter, John, Captain, U.S. Navy; Porter, Peter B., General; Post, R., Reverend, for Seamen's Friend Society; Prall, William L., Prallsville; Presbyterian Church, Theological Seminary of, at Princeton; and Price, Nathan, General.
Correspondents include: Radcliff, William; Rea, John; Read, George C., Captain; Reckless, Joseph W.; Reed, Philip, for officers of the Maryland Line (printed); Renshaw, James, Captain, U.S. Navy, Princeton; and Reynolds, J.N.
Correspondents include: Ridgely, Charles G., Captain; Ringgold, Samuel, General; Ringgold, Tench; Robson, Elizabeth, Minister of the Society of Friends, at the Request of Mrs. Robson, addressed to Members of Congress and Heads of Departments with their Families; Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; Rodgers, Mrs. M.; Rossell, William, Judge; Rowan, Stephen N., Doctor; and Rush, Richard.
Correspondents include: Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Scott, J.W.; Scudder, Smith; Seawell, F.T., Bookkeeper, Office of Discount and Deposit, Office of Bank of the U.S.; and Selden, Cary, Naval Storekeeper.
Correspondents include: Sergeant, John; Shubrick, William B., Captain; and Skinner, John S., Postmaster of Baltimore.
Correspondents include: Smith, B.; Smith, F.W., Lieutenant; Smith, J.R.; Smith, John W.; Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S.; Smith, Samuel H.; and Smyser, Henry, Cadet.
Correspondents include: Spence, G. Keith; Spence, Robert Traill, Captain; Spotswood, George W., Springfield, Illinois, University of Virginia; Sprague, Mr.; and Sprigg Samuel, Governor of Maryland, Northampton Farm (d. 1855).
Correspondents include: Stanard, Franklin; Steele, William F., District Attorney, U.S. Courts, West Florida, son of William Steele; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; and Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend.
Correspondents include: Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician and Stockton, Richard, Jr.
Correspondents include: Stoddard, Sarah; Stokes, Montfort (1762-1842), Senator, Governor of North Carolina, and Major General; Sullivan, George; Swann, Thomas; and Swartwout, Robert, General.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, Francis W.; Taliaferro, John S., Jr.; and Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia.
Correspondents include: Taylor, John W.; Taylor, William Penn, Doctor; Ten Eyck, William, Colonel, letter from William Ten Eyck to David Thompson; and Thomas, J.B., Judge.
Correspondents include: Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; Tingey, Thomas (1750-1829), Commander, U.S.Navy; Towson, N., Colonel; Tucker, Partner in Tucker & Thompson, Clothiers, bill; Turner, Daniel, Naval officer; Tyler, John (1790-1862), House of Representatives 1817-1821, Governor of Virginia 1825-1827, U.S. Senator 1627-1836, Vice President 1841, and President of U.S. 1841-1845; Van Buren, Martin (1782-1862), Senator 1821-1828, Governor of New York 1819, Secretary of State 1829-1831, Vice President 1833-1837, and President of U.S. 1837-1841; and Vaughan, Mr.
Correspondents include: Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Ward, George W.; and Watkins, J., Doctor.
Correspondents include: Weightman, R.C.; Wellford, John S.; Wellford, William N., son of John S. Wellford; Wheaton, Henry; White, Charles, Judge; and White, Thomas W.
Correspondents include: Wiggins, Francis S.; Wiggins, Thomas S.; Willey, Joseph; Williams, John, Colonel, Knoxville, Tennessee; Williams, Lewis; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Williamson, Susan, wife of Lieutenant E. Williamson; Willis, Byrd C., Tallahassee; Wilson, Allen N.; and Wilson, John, husband of Jane Wilson.
Correspondents include: Wirt, William (1772-1834), Author, Lawyer, and Attorney General of U.S. 1817-1829; Wolbert, F.G., Philadelphia; Wood, George (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Clerk, Trustees, New Brunswick; Woodbury, Mr., [possibly Levi Woodbury]; Woodhull, George Spafford (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1790, Clerk, Board of Trustees, College of New Jersey, Treasury 1828-1829; Woodruff, George; Woodson, S.H.; and Woolley, A.R., Major, Colonel in 1834.
Correspondents include: Worcester, J.E.; Work, John; Worthington, W.G.D.; Wright, Francis; Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; Wyer, Edward; and Zimis, A.
Correspondence includes: Adams, Charles Francis; Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) Secretary of State 1817-1825, President of the U.S. 1825-1829, and Representative in Congress 1831-1848; Agg, John, Washington Republican Newspaper Office; Alexander, Archibald (d. 1851), Honorary Degree College of New Jersey 1810, Reverend, President of Hampden Sidney 1797-1806, Professor & Librarian Princeton Seminary 1812-1851; Trustee College of New Jersey 1824-1851; Alexander, William C., Princeton, for the American Whig Society; Allison, William S., Pension Office, War Department; Armstrong, William Q. (d. 1846), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend of lst Presbyterian Church of Trenton; Arnold, Enoch; and Ayers, Frasee.
Correspondence includes: Bainbridge, Commodore; Bainbridge, H.G.; Bainbridge, Susan, widow of Commodore Bainbridge, receipt; Baird, Robert.
Correspondence includes: Baker, St. John; Barbour, J. S.; Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain; Barcroft, John; Barron, James, Captain, U.S. Navy; Barton, T.B.; Barton, William-Paul Crillon (d. 1856), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Bateman, Ephraim, Doctor, Cedarville; Battaile, Lau; Bayard, Anthony W.W.; Bayard, Samuel J. (1767-1840), College of New Jersey Class of 1784, Jurist, Brother-in-law of A.B. Dod, printed circular; Beatty, Charles Clinton (d. 1882), College of New Jersey Class of 1818; Belleville, N.; Biddle, Clement C.; Biddle, James, Captain (1783-1848), Naval officer; Bingham, H., Reverend, for the Sandwich Island Mission, enclosures include reply of S.L.S and printed circular; and Binns, John.
Correspondence includes: Bispham, Joseph M., Storekeeper; Blunt, A.; Blunt, E.; Blunt, George W., Navy; Boggs, Robert, New Brunswick; Bomford, G., Lieutenant Colonel; Boyd, Samuel; Boyle, John, Acting Secretary of the Navy Department, 1836; Brannan, John; and Breckinridge, John (1797-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Presbyterian Clergyman, Controversialist.
Correspondence includes: Brooks, James; Browere, John H.I.; Brown, M.A.; Buchanan, McKean, Purser, Navy; Burnett, Charles A.; Cady, James H.; Caldwell, J.F.; Cameron, Simon (1799-1889), Newspaperman, Senator from Pennsylvania 1845-1849, 1857-1861 and 1867-1877, Secretary of War 1861-1862, and Minister to Russia 1862-1863; Canfield, Jacob; Carter, Landon Nelson, Lieutenant; Chambers, E.F.; Chambers, George; and Chambers, J.C.
Correspondence includes: Clagett, Partner in Clagett and Washington; Clark, James (1779-1839), Congressman, Judge, Kentucky Senator, Governor, and friend of Clay; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clarke, John; and Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major.
Correspondence includes: Claxton, Alexander; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; and Clymer, George.
Correspondence includes: Coburn, John; Colhoun, S. (d. 1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1804, Doctor; Colston, Edward (d. 1851), College of New Jersey Class of 1806; Colston, Josiah; Conant, Samuel S., editor of National Advocate; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; and Cooper, James Fenimore.
Correspondence includes: Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Crabb, Jane Louisa; Crane, William M., Captain; Cuthbert, John A., (d. 1881), College of New Jersey Class of 1805; and Cutts, Mrs. L. Henry.
Correspondence includes: Dade, William A.G., Judge; Daniel, Peter V.; Darcy, John S., General, Doctor; Dearborn, Henry Alexander Scammell (1783-1851), Brigadier General, Collector at Boston 1812-1829, Congressman 1831-1833, Adjutant General of Massachusetts 1835-1813, and son of Henry Dearborn; Dickins, Asbury, Secretary of Columbian Institute for the Promotion of Arts and Sciences, for Columbian Institute; Dickson, John, Professor of Moral Philosophy in Charleston, College, South Carolina; Dix, John A., Major; Doane, J., Captain; Doughty, William; and Douthat, Robert.
Correspondence includes: Downing, S.W., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Drake, Daniel, Doctor; DuBarry, Edmund L., Doctor; Duval, William Pope (1784-1854), Lawyer, Congressman 1813-1815, and Governor of Florida 1822-1841; and Dyson, G.E., Partner in Dyson & Smith.
Correspondence includes: Earl, Joshua S.; Edwards, H.W.; Edwards, Ogden; Elliott Jesse Duncan (1782-1845), Naval officer, Commodore in 1841; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Etting, Henry, receipt; and Everett, Edward.
Correspondence includes: Fendall, Philip R. (1794-1868), College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Fillebrown, Thomas Jr., Navy Department; Finch, William B., Captain; Ford, Josiah, Judge; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondence includes: Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; Gales, S.J.M. (Mrs. Joseph); Gallandet, P.W., Registers Office, Treasury Department; Garnett, Robert S.; Gibson, R.T.; Gordon, Thomas; Graham, Mrs. I.L.; Gregory, Francis H., Lieutenant, and later Commandant, U.S. Navy; and Gunnell, J.S., Dentist.
Correspondence includes: Habersham, Richard Wylly (1786-1842), College of New Jersey Class of 1810; Haire, Charles, in Navy employ to survey coast of West Florida, 1828; Hall, J.C., Doctor and Lieutenant; Halsey, William; Halsted, William (d. 1878), College of New Jersey Class of 1812; Hamilton, A. Jr., Colonel; Hamilton, James, Principal of Select Boarding School in Trenton, New Jersey (Mr. Fyler's old School), enclosure; Hamilton, Thomas N.; Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy; and Harrison, Gustavus.
Correspondence includes: Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; and Haviland, John.
Correspondence includes: Hay, Charles, Secretary of the Navy, don of George Hay; Hay, George (1765-1830) U.S. Attorney for the District of Virginia, Judge, and District Court for Eastern Virginia 1825-1830; Hayes, Hervey H.; and Hayne, Robert Y., Colonel.
Correspondence includes: Henderson, Archibald, Lieutenant Colonel and Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps; Henderson, Thomas, Doctor; Henry, H., Lieutenant; Higbee, Virginia, daughter of Elizabeth and wife of Samuel L. Southard, Jr.; Holcombe, George (d. 1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; and Homans, Benjamin.
Correspondence includes: Hooe, A.S. [probably Alexander Seymour Hooe, son of Seymour Hooe and brother of George Mason Hooe]; Hooe, Abraham B., Jr., Doctor, son of A.B. Hooe; Hopkinson, Joseph (1770-1842), Congressman 1814-1819, Judge, Federal District Court 1828-1842, and writer of "Hail Columbia;" and Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855.
Correspondence includes: Hunt, Pearson, Cashier at Trenton Bank; Hunt, Ralph; Huygens, M. & Mme.; and Hyer, William, Clerk in Chancery.
Correspondence includes: Johnson, Frank, Honorable; Jones, Walter, General; and Judson, E., Doctor, Surgeon for U.S. Navy.
Correspondence includes: Kearney, Lawrence, Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; Keehan, Captain; Kennedy, Edmund P., Captain; Kent, Joseph (1779-1837), Congressman 1811-1815 and 1819-1826, Governor of Maryland 1826-1829, and Senator 1833-1837; Keyworth, Robert; King, Miles; Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice 1804-1824; Kirkpatrick, John Bayard; Kirkpatrick, Littleton; Knapp, Samuel L., Colonel, printed circular; and Kuhn, Joseph L.
Correspondence includes: Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Du Motier, Marquis De (1757-1834); Lantzinger, William P., Purser; Lee, Throk.; Lee, William, Second Auditor's Office (see Frazee Ayers); Lee, William, Wine Merchant; Lindsay, Philip, Reverend; Little, Robert, Reverend; Loockerman, C.S. of Stevenson & Hart, Philadelphia; and Lorman, William & Son.
Correspondence includes: MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Manners, John, Jr., Doctor; Marsh, Ephraim; Marshall, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Chief Justice; Masi, Philip H., for Committee of Arrangements (printed); Maury, R.B.; McChesney, Charles G., Doctor; McChesney, Robert, Judge; McCorkle, Joseph P.; McDowell, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1801, Reverend (printed); McIlvaine, Charles P. (d. 1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend; and McIlvaine, Joseph, Jr.
Correspondence includes: McKeehan, Samuel, Doctor; McKenney, Thomas L.; McLaughlin, Edward, Chaplain, U.S. Navy; McLean, John (1785-1861), Postmaster General 1823-1829, Congressman from Ohio 1812-1816, Judge of Supreme Court of Ohio 1816-1822, and Associate Justice of U.S. Supreme Court 1830-1861; Mercer, Charles Fenton (1778-1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1797; Mercer, Hugh, Colonel; Mills, E.H.; Miner, Charles; Mitchell, Robert; Mix, M.P., Lieutenent; Monroe, James; and Moore, Samuel, Doctor.
Correspondence includes: Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners; Munroe, F.; Myers, John; and Myers, Moses, Norfolk.
Correspondence includes: Neale, Augustus; Newbold, Charles Henry; Newell, Thomas, Lieutenant, includes Letter from Francis Scott Key to S.L.S.; Newton, Thomas; Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Nourse, Charles J., Captain and Major, Acting Adjutant General 1822-1825; Nourse, Michael, Notary Public, Reg. Office, Treasury Department (printed); and Ogden, Aaron (1756-1839), Lawyer, Senator from New Jersey 1801, Governor of New Jersey 1812, Federalist, Steamboat Builder, and Commander of State Militia circa 1773.
Correspondence includes: Parker, William B., Portsmouth; Patterson, John, Judge; Paulding, J.K.; Paxson, Samuel; Peaco, Georgeanna A.; Pearce, Dutee J.; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Percival, John, Lieutenant, Captain; Pickering, T., Philadelphia; Pierson, Isaac, Doctor, Orange; Pleasants, John Hampden (1797-1846), Editor of Whig 1824-1846, son of James Pleasants; Pleasonton, S., Fifth Auditor and Acting Commissioner of the Revenue; and Poinsett, Joel Roberts (1779-1851).
Correspondence includes: Pope, William, Montpelier, Vermont; Porter, John, Captain, U.S. Navy; Porter, Latitia, possibly the wife of General Peter B. Porter; Post, R., Reverend; Potts, Richard; Prall, William L., Prallsville; Presbyterian Church, Theological Seminary of, at Princeton; and Quincy, P.Q.
Correspondence includes: Radcliff, William; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Renshaw, James, Captain, U.S. Navy, Princeton; Reynolds, J.N.; and Rice, John H., Reverend.
Correspondence includes: Ridgely, Charles G., Captain; Ridgely, Charles S.; Ridgely, G.W., Reverend, Chaplain, Navy Yard, Philadelphia; Riker, Richard, for the Corporation of the City of New York; and Ringgold, Tench.
Correspondence includes: Robbins, N.; Roberdeau, Isaac, Major, Lieutenant, Colonel, Engineers; Robinson, William; Rochester, William B., Judge; and Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy.
Correspondence includes: Rossell, William, Judge; Rossell, Z.A.C., Colonel, General; and Rush, Richard.
Correspondence includes: Sartori, John B., General at Rome 1797, Leghorn; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Scott, Gustavus Hall, College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Fairfax, Virginia; Scott, H.D., Lieutenant; Scott, J.W.; Seaton, William W.; Seawell, F.T., Bookkeeper, Office of Discount and Deposit, Office of Bank of the U.S.; Selden, Cary, Naval Storekeeper; Sergeant, John; Sherman, William P.; Sherrard, Robert; Shrope, David P., Partner in Maxwell & Shrope; and Shubrick, William B., Captain.
Correspondence includes: Simms, J.D.; Simonston, J.W.; Skinner, John S., Postmaster of Baltimore; Smith, Fitz Randolph, Doctor; Smith, M.H.; Smith, Mrs. E.M.; and Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S.
Correspondence includes: Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard; and Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman.
Correspondence includes: Stanly, Wright C., College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Steele, William, letter from S. Peasonton to Secretary of State; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stevenson, A.; and Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend.
Correspondence includes: Stewart, Delia Tudor; Stewart, G.W.; Stocker, John Clements, College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Stockton, J.C.; and Stockton, Francis B., Purser, U.S. Navy.
Correspondence includes: Stockton, Robert Field (1795-1866), Naval officer, U.S. Senator for New Jersey; Stokes, Montfort (1762-1842), Senator, Governor of North Carolina, and Major General; and Stout, L. Barton.
Correspondence includes: Sullivan, George, Colonel; Taliaferro, J. Monroe; and Taliaferro, James G., Sr.
Correspondence includes: Taliaferro, William F.; Tattnell, Josiah, Lieutenant; Taylor, Griffin, Cincinnati, two statements of expenses; Taylor, John W.; Taylor, Robert B., General; Taylor, William Penn, Doctor; and Ten Eyck, William, Colonel.
Correspondence includes: Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Thompson, [Hugo]; Thompson J.S., Lieutenant, U.S. Army; Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; Tingey, Thomas (1750-1829), Commander, U.S. Navy; Titus, John, Jr., Teller and Cashier at Trenton Bank; Tucker, Ebenezer (?), General, Tuckerton; and Tudor, William.
Correspondence includes: Van Rensselaer, Stephen, General; Vandeventer, C., Colonel and Major; Vaughan, Mr.; and Voorhees, Robert, Mayor of the Borough of Princeton.
Correspondence includes: Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Wallenstein, de, Mr.; Walworth, Reuben H.; Waples, William D., Colonel; Warner, Thomas, Reverend; Washington, Bushrod (1762-1829), Associate Justice of Supreme Court 1798-1829, nephew of George Washington; Washington, George C.; Watkins, T.; Weightman, H.T.; Wellford, Beverly R., brother of John S. Wellford; Wellford, John S.; and Wellford, William N., son of John S. Wellford.
Correspondence includes: Wiggins, Francis S.; Willard, Emma, Troy Female Seminary; Williams, John, Colonel, Knoxville, Tennessee; Williams, William H., M.D.; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Wilson, John, Judge; Wilson, Mary C.; Wirt, William (1772-1834), Author, Lawyer, and Attorney General of U.S. 1817-1829; Woodhull, George Spafford (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1790, Clerk, Board of Trustees, College of New Jersey, Treasury 1828-1829; Woodruff, Elizabeth Riggs; Woodruff, George; and Woolsey, Captain, U.S. Navy.
Correspondence includes: Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; Wyer, Edward; and Yard, Edward, Captain.
Correspondents include: Adams, John Quincy, Washington; Alexander, Archibald (d. 1851), Honorary Degree College of New Jersey 1810, Reverend, President of Hampden Sidney 1797-1806, Professor & Librarian Princeton Seminary 1812-1851, Trustee College of New Jersey 1824-1851; Allison, P. and Co.; Amoureux, M.; Anderson, Caroline; Anderson, William, Major; Archer, Stevenson (d. 1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Armstrong, Andrew; Armstrong, William Q. (d. 1846), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend of lst Presbyterian Church of Trenton; Atwater, Caleb; and Ayers, Frazee.
Correspondents include: Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain; Barney, John, Baltimore; Barnum, H.L., Key West; Barron, James, Captain, U.S. Navy; and Bartlett, Ichabod.
Correspondents include: Barton, T.B.; Barton, William-Paul Crillon (d. 1856), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Bateman, Ephraim, Doctor, Cedarville; Belleville, N., Doctor; Benedict, Avery, Doctor; Berryman, Newton, Pension Office, War Department; Beverley, MacKenzie; Biddle, Clement C.; Binns, John (printed); Blackwell, J.T.; Blake, J.; Blight, [John] W.; Bloomfield, Joseph E.; and Blunt, Edmund.
Correspondents include: Bolton, Curtis; Bomford, G., Lieutenant Colonel; Booth, Benjamin W., Master Commandant, U.S. Navy; Boyd, Samuel; Boyle, John, Acting Secretary of the Navy Department, 1836; Bradford, Susan V.; Bradley, P., Post Office Department, Office of Mail Contracts; Brearly, D., Colonel; Brearley, H.I., wife of Colonel D. Brearly; Breckinridge, John (1797-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Presbyterian Clergyman, Controversialist; Breese, Samuel L., Philadelphia; Breese, Thomas, Purser U.S. Navy; Brent, Daniel, State Department; Brent, William L.; and Brooke, E., Jr.
Correspondents include: Brooke, Humphrey B., Loretto, Essex County, Virginia; Brooke, James; Browne, W.; Buchanan, McKean, Purser, Navy, includes Enclosures; Burnett, Charles A.; Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Cameron, Simon (1799-1889), Newspaperman, Senator from Pennsylvania 1845-1849, 1857-1861 and 1867-1877, Secretary of War 1861-1862, and Minister to Russia 1862-1863; Carson, Charles, Colonel and General; and Carter, Landon Nelson, Lieutenant.
Correspondents include: Chambers, George (1786-1866), College of New Jersey Class of 1804, Lawyer; Chase, Salmon P.; Chauncey, Isaac (1772-1840), Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners 1821-1824 and 1832-1840 and President of the Board 1837-1840; and Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Clarke, J., Captain; Clarke, James; Clarke, M. St. Clair; Claxton, Alexander, Captain; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Coale, E.J.; and Coburn, John.
Correspondents include: Coleman, Daniel, includes updated letter from Daniel Coleman to S.L.S and words to a song; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Condy, Jeremiah; Conner, D., Captain; Cooper, Grenville C.; Corson, Richard D., Doctor; Coryell, John; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Coxe, Theodosia H., sister of Richard Coxe; Crabb, Jane Louisa; Creighton, John Orde, Captain; Creighton, William Jr.; Croxall, Charles; Cutting, John Browne, Doctor; and Cutts, Mrs. L. Henry.
Correspondents include: Dade, William A.G., Judge; Darcy, John S., General, Doctor; Dashiell, Margaret G.; Davison, James; Decatur, John P.; Decatur, Susan, widow of Stephen Decatur (1779-1820); De Kay, James Ellsworth (1792-1851), Naturalist and Author; and Dickinson, John D.
Correspondents include: Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Doty, Daniel W.; Downing, S.W., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Drake, George K. (1788-1837), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Judge; Du Pounceau, Peter S., includes letter from Victorine Bodon, 1825 July 11, referring to M. Du Pouceau; Duval, William Pope (1784-1854), Lawyer, Congressman 1813-1815, and Governor of Florida 1822-1841; and Dyson, G.E., Partner in Dyson & Smith.
Correspondents include: Edwards, Ogden; Elliot, Jonathan; Elliot, S. Alfred; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Evarts, Jeremiah; and Everett, Edward.
Correspondents include: Fay, Theodore S.; Fillebrown, Thomas Jr., Navy Department; Finley Robert S., Cincinnati; Fitzhugh, W.H. (d. 1830), College of New Jersey Class of 1808; Force, Peter, Mayor of Washington and Editor of the National Journal; Freelow, Thomas W., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Freeman, Edgar; Freeman, W.N., Colonel, Marine Corps; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondents include: Gadsby, George; Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; Ganswoort, Mary; Gardiner, Mr.; Garnett, William; Gates, Hezekiah to J.N. Reynolds; Gilliss, T.H.; and Goldsborough, Robert H.
Correspondents include: Gordon, Thomas; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; Gray, W.F.; Green, Jacob; Gregory, Francis H., Lieutenant, and later Commandant, U.S. Navy; Gunnell, J.S., Dentist; and Gurley, Ralph Randolph (1797-1872), Reverend, printed form letter.
Correspondents include: Haire, Charles, in Navy employ to survey coast of West Florida, 1828; Hall, Basil, Captain, British Navy; Halsey, William; Halsted, Job S.; Hamilton, Eliza; Hamilton, Samuel (d. 1856), Princeton Class of l808; Handy, Charles O., Purser; Harding, Benjamin; Harper, Elijah; Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy; Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Hart, J.C.; Hartwell, Thomas A.; and Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph (1770-1843), Geodesist, Mathematician, and lst Coastal Surveyor.
Correspondents include: Hay, Charles, Secretary of the Navy, son of George Hay and Hay, George (1765-1830) U.S. Attorney for the District of Virginia, Judge, and District Court for Eastern Virginia 1825-1830.
Correspondents include: Hayne, Robert Y., Colonel; Heermann, Lewis, Doctor; Henley, J.D., Captain; Henry, H., Lieutenant; Higbee, Lucy Ann, sister of Virginia Higbee; Homans, J.B.; Homans, Martha; Hooe, A.S. [probably Alexander Seymour Hooe, son of Seymour Hooe and brother of George Mason Hooe]; Hooe, Abraham B., Jr., Doctor, son of A.B. Hooe; Hooe, Ellen Seyr; and Hooe, Robert H.
Correspondents include: Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Hosack, D., Doctor; Hubbard, Samuel; Hughes, Thomas H. (Cape Island Post); Hunt, Ralph; Hunt, Wilson P., St. Louis; Hunter, Charles G., Midshipman; Hurd, Ebenezer T.; and Hyer, William, Clerk in Chancery.
Correspondents include: Ingersoll, C.A.; Ingersoll, Edward; Irick, William, General; Jackson, John; Jackson, John P.; Jenkins, T.A.; Johns, Henry Van Dyke; Johnston, J.S.; Jones, Thomas ap Catesby (1790-1858), Naval officer; Jones, W.; and Judson, E., Doctor, Surgeon for U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Kennedy, Edmund P., Captain; Kennedy, F.H.; Kent, Joseph (1779-1837), Congressman 1811-1815 and 1819-1826, Governor of Maryland 1826-1829, and Senator 1833-1837; Kerr, William, Jr.; King, Miles; King, William R.; Kirkpatrick, Andrew W. (1756-1831) Associate Justice of New Jersey Supreme Court 1798-1804 and Chief Justice 1804-1824; Kirkpatrick, Walter; Kitchel, Matthias; Knapp, Samuel L., Colonel; and Krudener, Baron.
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Correspondents include: Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Du Motier, Marquis De (1757-1834); Lambert, William, Treasurer of Columbian Institute; Lantzinger, William P., Purser; Lawrence, Isaac; Lawrence, William Beach; Lear, B.L.; Lee, Robert; and Lee, William, Wine Merchant.
Correspondents include: Lenox, Robert; Letcher, R.P.; Lewis, Laurence; Little, Daniel, Levant, Maine; Little, Peter, Colonel; Lloyd, Edward, Governor; Lloyd, Thomas; and Loockerman, C.S. of Stevenson & Hart, Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Macomb, Alexander C., Major General, Inspector, U.S. Military Academy; Madison, James; and Magruder, Richard Brown.
Correspondents include: Maguire, John H.; Marshall, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Chief Justice; Mason, George; Maury, R.B.; McIlvaine, Charles P. (d. 1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend; McIlvaine, Joseph; McIntosh, James; and McKeever, J.M., Lieutenant.
Correspondents include: McKenney, Thomas L., Colonel, Office of Indian Affairs, Department of War; McLaughlin, E.; McNeely, Robert; Mercer, Charles Fenton (1778-1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1797; Mercer, Hugh, Colonel; and Metcalfe, Thomas.
Correspondents include: Miller, Dickinson; Miller, Samuel, Major; Monroe, James (1758-1831), President of the U.S. 1817-1825; Morgan, Charles W., Captain; Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners; Morris, Jacob; Morris, John B., College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Mott, Gersham; Mullany, James Robert, Late Colonel, U.S. Army; Munro, P. and Son; and Myers, John.
Correspondents include: Nicolson, John B., Captain, U.S. Navy; Nourse, Charles J., Captain and Major, Acting Adjutant General 1822-1825; Nourse, Joseph; Nourse, Michael, Notary Public, Reg. Office, Treasury Department; Oakley, Charles, for New York Horticultural Society, includes Reply of S.L.S. and Ticket; Ogden, Aaron (1756-1839), Lawyer, Senator from New Jersey 1801, Governor of New Jersey 1812, Federalist, Steamboat Builder, and Commander of State Militia circa 1773; Opdycke, Samuel Green; and O'Sullivan, B.
Correspondents include: Paine, O.S.; Parker, William B., Portsmouth; Patterson, John, Judge; Patterson, William; Paulding, James K., Secretary of the Navy under Van Buren 1838-1841; Pendleton, Benjamin, Captain, includes note by A.N. Reynolds; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Perkins, Thomas Handasyd, Colonel; Peters, Richard, Jr., Reporter of Supreme Court 1839; Phillips, Isaac; Physick, Philip S., Doctor; and Pierson, Isaac, Doctor, Orange.
Correspondents include: Pleasants, J.H.; Pleasonton, S., Fifth Auditor and Acting Commissioner of the Revenue; Porter, C.; Porter, John, Captain, U.S. Navy; Porter, Latitia, possibly the wife of General Peter B. Porter; Porter, Peter B., General; and Potts, Stacy Gardiner (1799-1865), Lawyer, Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey, and Elder of Presbyterian Church.
Correspondents include: Prall, William L., Prallsville; Prevost, Andrew M.; Prout, John W.; Queen, R.T.; Ramsay, Mr.; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Renshaw, James, Captain, U.S. Navy, Princeton; and Renshaw, Mrs. Frances, Savannah.
Correspondents include: Richards, George H.; Ridgely, Charles G., Captain; Ridgely, G.W., Reverend, Chaplain, Navy Yard, Philadelphia; Robinson, Robert Emmett; Robinson, William; Rochester, William B., Judge; Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; Rossell, William, Judge; and Rush, Richard (1780-1859), Lawyer, Attorney General of Pennsylvania 1811, Attorney General of U.S. 1814-1817, Secretary of State 1817, Minister to Great Britain 1817-1825, Secretary of Treasury 1825-1829, and Minister to France 1847-1849.
Correspondents include: Sartori, John B., General at Rome 1797, Leghorn; Scott, Gustavus Hall, College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Fairfax, Virginia; Scudder, John H.; Seawell, Henry, Judge; Semple, Robert B., Reverend; Sergeant, John; and Seward, William Henry (1801-1872), New York State Senator 1831-1835, Governor of New York 1831-1843, Senator 1849-1861, and Secretary of State 1861-1869.
Correspondents include: Shaumburgh, James H.; Sherman, George; Shineff, Captain; Shubrick, William B., Captain; Simpson, J.N., New Brunswick; Sims, Thomson N., Mount Holly; Skinner, J.L.; Sloane, J.; Smith, B.; Smith, Charles H., Major; Smith, F.W., Lieutenant; Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S.; and Smith, S., General.
Correspondents include: Southard, Aaron; Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; and Southard, Henry H.
Correspondents include: Southard, James W., nephew of S.L.S.; Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman; Spotswood, George W., Springfield, Illinois, University of Virginia; Sprigg Samuel, Governor of Maryland, Northampton Farm, d. 1855; Sterling, M., Watertown, New York; and Stevens, M. Holdup, Captain.
Correspondents include: Stocker, John Clements, College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician; Stockton, Robert Field (1795-1866), Naval officer, U.S. Senator for New Jersey; Stoddard, Sarah; Stokes, Montfort (1762-1842), Senator, Governor of North Carolina, and Major General; Story, Joseph, Chief Justice, Cambridge; Stout, L. Barton; Strother, George F., Colonel, St. Louis; Stuart, John G.; Sullivan, George, Colonel; Swan, Samuel, Doctor, Bound Brook; Sweeny, George; and Swift, Joseph, Brigadier General, U.S. Army (retired 1818).
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John S., Jr.; Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Taliaferro, L.T.; Tayloe, Benjamin Ogle, Troy; Taylor, John W.; and Teakle, Littleton Dennis.
Correspondents include: Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; Thornton, William; Tracie, M.L.; Trapnall, Philip; Trowbridge, J., Buffalo, to Mrs. L. Porter; Tudor, William; and Turner, Daniel, Naval officer.
Correspondents include: Vance, Joseph, General; Van Derhoef (?), P.C., Freehold; Van Rensselaer, Stephen, General; Vinton, J. R., Lieutenant; Voorhees, Philip F., Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; Wadsworth, Alexander S., Captain; Waldron, Richard R., Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Wallace, R.F., University of Virginia; Wallenstein, de, Mr.; Walsh, Robert, Jr.; Waples, William D., Colonel; and Warrington, Commodore [possibly L. Warrington].
Correspondents include: Washington, George C.; Washington, Peter G.; Watkins, J., Doctor; Watterston, George, Secretary of Washington National Monument Society; Wayland, F., Jr., letter from S.L.S. to Robert Walsh and letter from S.L.S to Mr. Stewart; Webster, Daniel, Boston; Wellford, Beverly R., brother of John S. Wellford; Wellford, Charles C.(?); Wellford, Jane C.; Wellford, John S.; and Wellford, Mary C.
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Correspondents include: Westcott, James D.; Wharton, William L., Doctor; White, Joseph M., Colonel; White, Thomas W.; White, William H. Whiting, Daniel P.; and Whiting, Elizabeth, Cansingburgh.
Correspondents include: Wilkes, Charles, Jr., Lieutenant; Willard, Emma, Troy Female Seminary; Williams, John, Colonel, Knoxville, Tennessee; Williams, Lewis; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Wilson, John, Judge; Wilson, Martha; and Wilson, Mary C., for Jane Wilson.
Correspondents include: Wing, Austin E., Honorable; Wingate, J.F.; and Wirt, William (1772-1834), Author, Lawyer, and Attorney General of U.S. 1817-1829.
Correspondents include: Wood, John S., New Jersey; Woodruff, Absalom; Woolsey, [M.T.], Captain, U.S. Navy; Wright, J.C.; Wurts, Alexander, Flemington; Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; and Wyer, Edward.
Correspondents include: Acken, William D.; Adams, John Jr., Washington; Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) Secretary of State 1817-1825, President of the U.S. 1825-1829, and Representative in Congress 1831-1848; Anderson, John H.; Applegate, Ephraim, New Brunswick; Armstrong, William J.; Bainbridge, H.G.; Bainbridge, William (1774-1833) Naval officer, Commodore, his sister was married to John McLean, Princeton; and Baird, Robert, Reverend, Princeton.
Correspondents include: Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain; Barnes, John; Barron, James, Captain, U.S. Navy; Bartlett, Ichabod; and Bateman, Ephraim, Doctor, Cedarville.
Correspondents include: Belleville, N., Doctor; Berrien, John Macpherson (1781-1856) Lawyer, Georgia Congressman, and Senator; Bingham, H.; Black, Samuel, Philadelphia; Blackwell, J.T.; Blagrove, Henry B. (Quarter Master General Office); Blake, Mrs.; Blunt, J.; Bonavides, Carlos Toie Colon de; Borie & Laguerenne, Philadelphia; Bradstreet, Martha; and Brent, Daniel, State Department.
Correspondents include: Briggs, D.; Bronson, Greene C., Attorney General of the State of New York; and Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator.
Correspondents include: Broome, James A., Philadelphia; Browere, John H.I., sculptor; Brown, Abraham, Mount Holly; Brown, George William, Philoclean Society of Rutgers College; Brown, Isaac V., Reverend of Lawrenceville and Principal of Lawrenceville Academy; Browne, W., Doctor; and Burroughs, W.C.
Correspondents include: Campbell, John, Treasurer of the United States (printed); Carroll, William Thomas, Monroe, Michigan Territory; Castner, Jacob, Minister, to Benjamin Egbert; Chambers, E.F.; Chambers, George (1786-1866), College of New Jersey Class of 1804, Lawyer; Chapman, Thomas; Chauncey, Isaac (1772-1840), Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners 1821-1824 and 1832-1840 and President of the Board 1837-1840; and Chetwood, Francis B., Doctor, Elizabeth Town.
Correspondents include: Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clarke, Joseph O., Cashier at Trenton Bank; Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clay, Henry, Jr.; Clemson, I.N., Doctor; Coale, E.J.; Colden, Cadwallader D.; Coleman, Daniel; Colston, Josiah; Colt, John; and Colt, Roswell L.
Correspondents include: Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honorary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Conger, Stephen; Cox, Samuel H.; Cox, William, Wine Merchant; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Craven, Hannah, T.; Craven, Tunis; Crump, George William (d. 1848), A.M., M.D., cl. 1805; and Cutting, John Browne, Doctor.
Correspondents include: Dade, William H.; De Hart, Aaron Ogden; De Kay, James Ellsworth (1792-1851), Naturalist and Author; Dean, James, to A.N. Reynolds; Doane, J., Captain; Dodd, Amzi; Doty, Daniel W.; Doty, Samuel S., Doctor; Drean, Richard, by R.B. Connolly, statement of Squire Cramer's testimony; Eaton John H. (1790-1856), Secretary of War 1829-1831; Eayre, Richard; and Elliot, S. Alfred.
Correspondents include: Ellmaker, Amos (d. 1851), College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Ely, John A.; Engles, William M., Recording Secretary of the Board of Education, Philadelphia; Everett, Edward; and Ewing, Charles (1780-1832), College of New Jersey Class of 1798, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey 1824-1832.
Correspondents include: Fendale, Philip R.; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Fillebrown, Thomas Jr., Navy Department; Finch, William B., Captain; Fithian, Joseph Doctor; Force, Peter; Foster, J.J., Trenton; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondents include: Gilchrist, Robert O., Cashier for Morris Canal & Banking Co.; Glentworth P.F.; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; Green, Henry W., Trenton; Gulick, Isaac; Hacker, Brown & Co., Philadelphia; and Hadermann, C.A.
Correspondents include: Halsted, Job S. and Halsted, William (d. 1878), College of New Jersey Class of 1812.
Correspondents include: Hambleton, Pearson, to Moses Wills; Hambleton, S., Purser, U.S. Navy; Harrison, George; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Hartwell, Thomas A.; Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph (1770-1843), Geodesist, Mathematician, and lst Coastal Surveyor; Hay, Charles, Secretary of the Navy, son of George Hay; and Hayne, Robert.
Correspondents include: Higbee, Lucy Ann, sister of Virginia Higbee; Hodges, James L.; Hoffman, Michael, Chairman of Naval Committee, House of Representatives; Holmes, Daniel; Homans, B.; Hooe, Robert H.; Howell, Thomas R.; Hughes, Joseph B. (printed); and Huntt, Clement S.
Correspondents include: Ingle, Edward; Johnes, Charles; Johnston, J.S.; Johnston, John, Indian Agent; Jones, Edward.
Correspondents include: Kane, J.K., for Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Company; Kennedy, Edmund P., Captain; Kennedy, F.H.; Kennedy, John H.; Kent, Joseph (1779-1837), Congressman 1811-1815 and 1819-1826, Governor of Maryland 1826-1829, and Senator 1833-1837; Kinney, John, Jr., Captain; and Kuhn, Joseph L.
Correspondents include: Lantzinger, William P., Purser; Lee, Robert; Lee, William, Second Auditor's Office; Leeds, Robert; [Levis], W.B.; Lewis, Laurence; Lindsley, Abraham B.; Lindsly, Harvey, Doctor; Linn, Mrs. P.; Livingston, J.W.; Lovell, Joseph; and Lynch, D.
Correspondents include: MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; MacCulloch, P.L., Salem; Magruder, Richard Brown; Manning, John; Mason, Thomson F., College of New Jersey Class of 1807; Mathews, Marshal A.; Matlack, James; and Mauro, P..
Correspondents include: Maury, R.B.; Maxwell, Henry D.; Maxwell, John Patterson Bryant (1804-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1823, U.S. Representative; McChesney, Charles G., Doctor; McIlvaine, Charles P. (d. 1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend; McIlvaine, Joseph; McIntosh, George; McLaughlin, E.; and McLean, John (1785-1861), Postmaster General 1823-1829, Congressman from Ohio 1812-1816, Judge of Supreme Court of Ohio 1816-1822, and Associate Justice of U.S. Supreme Court 1830-1861.
Correspondents include: Merwin, Samuel; Molleson, George Plum (d. 1844), Princteton Class of 1825, Attorney General of New Jersey 1841-1844; Monroe, James (1758-1831), President of the U.S. 1817-1825; Morris Thomas, Marshal of the Southern District of New York; and Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners.
Correspondents include: Nevius, James S.; Nicholson, Joseph J., Captain, U.S. Navy; Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Nicolson, John B., Captain, U.S. Navy; and Ogilvie, James G., Minister of Church in Fairfield, New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Parker, Elisha, Philadelphia; Paulding, James K., Secretary of the Navy under Van Buren 1838-1841; Paxson, Stacy A., Trenton; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Porter, Latitia, possibly the wife of General Peter B. Porter; Porter, Peter B., General; Prall, William L., Prallsville; and Preto, F.H.
Correspondents include: Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Randolph, Joseph Fitz, Freehold; Reed, George; Reynolds, J.N.; Rice, Juliette; and Richards, Mark, to Judge Charles Ewing.
Correspondents include: Ridgely, Charles G., Captain; Ringgold, Marcia A.; Ringgold, Tench; Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; Rossell, William, Judge; Rossell, Z.A.C., Colonel, General; Rush, Richard (1780-1859), Lawyer, Attorney General of Pennsylvania 1811, Attorney General of U.S. 1814-1817, Secretary of State 1817, Minister to Great Britain 1817-1825, Secretary of Treasury 1825-1829, and Minister to France 1847-1849; and Ryerson, Thomas C. (d. 1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1809.
Correspondents include: Sartori, John B., General at Rome 1797, Leghorn; Sawyer, Horace B., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Scott, Gustavus Hall, College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Fairfax, Virginia; Sergeant, John; Sherman, William P.; Shinn, William J.; and Shubrick, William B., Captain.
Correspondents include: Sims, Thomson N., Mount Holly; Slack, John R., Mount Holly; Smith, L.A.; Smith, R., Lieutenant Colonel, Marine Corps., U.S.; Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S., for the Bank of the United States; Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; and Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.
Correspondents include: Sparks, Jared (1789-1866), Historian, Editor, and President of Harvard; Spence, G. Keith; Spotswood, G.W.; Sqire & Ross; Sterling, A.S.; Sterling, Joseph; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; and Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend.
Correspondents include: Stocker, John Clements, College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Stockton, Francis, B., Purser, U.S. Navy; Stout, R.M.; Strickland, William; Stroud, George M.; Stryker, Peter C., Mount Holly; Swan, Samuel, Doctor, Bound Brook; and Sweeney, George (printed).
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Taliaferro, William F.; Taylor, G.; Thayer, Sylvanus (1785-1872), Educator, Military Engineer, Colonel, and Head of West Point 1817-1833; and Thomas, George C.
Correspondents include: Thompson, Benjamin; Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Thompson, Richard P.; Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and AssociateJustice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; Thorp, Robert A.; Titus, John, Jr., Teller and Cashier at Trenton Bank; Triplett, John R.; Tucker, Ebenezer, General; Tucker, George W.; and Tuft, John B.
Correspondents include: Underwood, Joseph A.; Van Arsdale, Elias, Newark; Vaughan, Sir Charles R., Washington; Voorhees, Philip F., Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr.
Correspondents include: Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Waln, Lewis, Philadelphia; Webb, Samuel; Webb, William; Wells, Gideon H., President of the Board of Inspection of the New Jersey State Prison in 1829; White, John Moore; White, Joseph M., Colonel; Whiting, Elizabeth, Cansingburgh; Wilkes, Charles, Jr., Lieutenant; and Willard, Emma, Troy Female Seminary.
Correspondents include: Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Willson, James; Wilmer, S., Reverend; and Wilson, John, Judge.
Correspondents include: Wirt, E.W., wife of William Wirt; Wirt, William (1772-1834), Author, Lawyer, and Attorney General of U.S. 1817-1829; Wood, James; Woodhull, George Spafford (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1790, Clerk, Board of Trustees, College of New Jersey, Treasury 1828-1829; Woodward, Samuel; Wright, Joshua, Philadelphia; Wright, William G.; Wurts, Alexander, Flemington; and Yard, Edward, Captain.
Correspondents include: Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) Secretary of State 1817-1825, President of the U.S. 1825-1829, and Representative in Congress 1831-1848; Applegate, Ephraim, New Brunswick; Arnold, Joseph C., Doctor, Perth Amboy; Baldwin, G.B.; Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain; Barbour, Lucy (Mrs. James); Bates, Edward, St. Louis; Baxley, Henry W., Baltimore; Bayard, Samuel J. (1767-1840), College of New Jersey Class of 1784, Jurist, brother-in-law of A.B. Dod; Beasley, Frederick, Doctor, Trenton; Bell, Samuel; Bispham, Joseph M., Storekeeper; Blackwell, J.T.; and Blunt, J.
Correspondents include: Borie & Laguerenne; Brittain, Sarah, Dressmaker; Britton, Dean; Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator; Brown, Isaac V., Reverend of Lawrenceville and Principal of Lawrenceville Academy; Brown, John; Bruen, Matthias, Perth Amboy; and Bullock, Joseph.
Correspondents include: Calhoun, John Caldwell (1782-1850), Lawyer, Congressman, Secretary of War under James Monroe, Vice President, and Secretary of State; Canedy, P.C.; Carey, Mathew; Carroll, William Thomas, Monroe, Michigan Territory; Cassedy, Samuel, Jersey City; and Castner, Jacob R.
Correspondents include: Chambers, E.F.; Chapman, Thomas; Chetwood, John A. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clark, John Flavel (d. 1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Reverend, Director of Princeton Seminary 1831-1834; Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clymer, Thomas W.; and Coleman, Daniel.
Correspondents include: Colt, John; Colt, Roswell L.; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honorary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Conover & Jones, Attorneys of Cincinnati, Ohio; Corlies, David; Cornell, John; Cornell, Thomas F.; Coxe, Daniel W.; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; and Cunningham, W.
Correspondents include: De Hart, Aaron Ogden; Downing S.W.; DuBarry, Edmund L., Doctor; Eaton, J.; Elliott Jesse Duncan (1782-1845), Naval officer, Commodore in 1841, to Doctor R.J. Dodd; Ellmaker, Amos (d. 1851), College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Elmer, Daniel; and Ewing, James, Jr.
Correspondents include: Fairchild, Ezra; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Ferr-Smith, I.; Field, Richard S.; Fillebrown, Thomas Jr., Navy Department; Fitz Randolph, D., New Brunswick; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondents include: Gales & Seaton; Gaunt, Uz., Springfield; Gibbs, Charles; Gillasspy, George; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; Grant, Samuel; Gratiot, C., Colonel; Gray, P.J.; Griffin, Thomas; Griffith, Mary; Gulick, Isaac; Hadermann, C.A.; Hall, Gordon; and Hallowell, Edward.
Correspondents include: Halsey, William; Halsted, Job S.; Hambleton, Pearson; Hamilton, A. Jr., Colonel; Hardenbergh, C.L.; Harrington, Daniel, Dentist; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; and Harrow, Margaret, sister of Rebecca Harrow Southard.
Correspondents include: Higgins, Charles C.; Hilliard, Isaac, Mount Holly; Homans, Benjamin; Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey, Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Howell, B.B.; Howell, Samuel L., Doctor; Hunt, Wilson P., St. Louis; and Hunter, Charles G., Midshipman.
Correspondents include: Irick, William, General; Jackson, John P.; Jeffers, William N.; Johns, Kensey, Jr.; Jones, David; Kendall, Amos, Postmaster General; and Kinney, John Jr., Captain.
Correspondents include: Lantzinger, William P.; Leaming, Thomas F.; Lear, B.L.; Leavitt, Jonathan; Lee, Robert; Lee, William; Le Force, Silas; Levely, Mrs. Henry; Levis, M.M.; Lewis, John P., Doctor; Lewis, Laurence; Little, William; and Livingston, J.W.
Correspondents include: MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Matlack, R.K., describing his reception by Lafayette; Mauro, P. (& Son); Maury, R.B.; McBain, M.; McCoy, Anthony; McCredy & Parker; McHenry, Matthew; McIlvaine, Charles P. (d. 1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend; McIlvaine, Joseph; and McLean, Reverend Daniel V.
Correspondents include: Milledoler, P., Rutgers College; Miller, Andrew, Flemington, New Jersey; Miller, Clements S., Philadelphia; Mills, Gabriel, Barnagat; Milnor, William C., Mayor of Philadelphia, to David Roe; Morris, John B., College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Nevius, James S.; and Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804.
Correspondents include: P., A.W., Printer in Trenton (on back, S.L.S. has written "Wm. L. Phillips," but the initials signed are clearly "A.W.P."); Parker, Samuel, Philadelphia; Patton, Robert B., Head of Edgehill Seminary in Princeton where S.L.S.'s sons enrolled in 1832 and 1833; Peacock, Thomas, Stofford; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Percival, John, Lieutenant, Captain, 1834; Perrine, Peter; Peters, Richard, Jr., Reporter of Supreme Court 1839; Peterson, James, Salem, New Jersey; Porter, Frederick W., Corresponding Secretary of the American Sunday School Union, Philadelphia; Porter, Peter B., General; and Potter, John, Princeton.
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Correspondents include: Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Randolph, Joseph Fitz, Freehold; Reynolds, J.N.; Ringgold, Tench; Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; and Romeyn, Theodore T., Somerville.
Correspondents include: Rush, Richard (1780-1859), Lawyer, Attorney General of Pennsylvania 1811, Attorney General of U.S. 1814-1817, Secretary of State 1817, Minister to Great Britain 1817-1825, Secretary of Treasury 1825-1829, and Minister to France 1847-1849; Rutherford, John (d. 1866), College of New Jersey Class of 1810; Ryall, D.B.; Ryerson, Nicholas, Vernon, New Jersey; and Ryerson, Thomas C. (d. 1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1809.
Correspondents include: Salomons, Susan F., Princeton; Sargent, N.; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Scott, J.W.; Scull, G., Philadelphia; Seeley, E.P.; Sherrerd, John M.; Shinn, [H.G.]; Simmons, Brown; Sims, Thomson N., Mount Holly; Sloan, Jeremiah H.; Smith, Elisha, Philadelphia, London, Kentucky, to Frelinghuysen; Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S., for the Bank of the United States; and Smith, S.H.
Correspondents include: Societe Francaise De Statistique Universelle, enclosure; Southard, Dan Doty, nephew; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman; Sterling, Joseph; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stevenson & Hart, Philadelphia; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; Swan, Samuel, Doctor, Bound Brook; and Sykes, Thomas.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Taylor, Griffin, Cincinnati; and Taylor, William, Jr., Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Ten Eyck, Tunis I., Somerville; Terhune, John, New Brunswick; Thomas, George, Philadelphia; Thompson, Richard P.; Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; Throop, E.; Tucker, George W.; and Tuttle, Joseph N., and William Tuttle & Co., Printers, Newark.
Correspondents include: Vail, D.; Van Armiger, August, & Co., Philadelphia; Van Mater, Joseph H.; Verplanck, G.C., Washington; Voorhees, Philip F., Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr.
Correspondents include: Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Walsh, Robert, Jr.; Watson, Joseph, Colonel, Military and General Land and Tax Agency; Weller, John P., Mill Guilder, Warren Co., New Jersey; White, John Moore; White, Thomas, Princeton; and Wiggins, Thomas S.
Correspondents include: Willard, Emma, Troy Female Seminary; Williams, Edmund, Shrewsbury, New Jersey; Wills, James, Senator; Winslow, Edward, Charleston, South Carolina; Wirt, E.W., wife of William Wirt; and Wirt, William (1772-1834), Author, Lawyer, and Attorney General of U.S. 1817-1829.
Correspondents include: Wood, George (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Clerk, Trustees, New Brunswick; and Wood, John S., New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Woodruff, Thomas L. (d. 1851), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, President of Trenton Bank; Worthington, Charles; Wright, Joshua, Philadelphia; and Wurts, Alexander, Flemington.
Correspondents include: Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) Secretary of State 1817-1825, President of the U.S. 1825-1829, and Representative in Congress 1831-1848; Agg, John, Washington Republican Newspaper Office, Philadelphia; Alexander, James Waddel (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1820, Princeton Seminary 1820-1821, Tutor College of New Jersey 1824-1825, Professor College of New Jersey Rhetoric & Latin Language and Literature 1833-1844; Alexander, William C., Princeton; Allaire, James P., Monmouth County, New Jersey (Partner, Howell Works Co.); and Armstrong, Robert L.
Correspondents include: Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain; Barnum, David, Baltimore; Beasley, Frederick, Doctor, Trenton; Beatty, R.C., Cashier, Far[mer's] Bank of Bucks County; Beaumont, Gustave De; Belleville, N., Doctor; Bispham, Joseph M., Storekeeper; and Blanchard & Slaughter, Philadelphia, Wallpaper.
Correspondents include: Borie, J.J. of Borie & Laguerenne; Bowlin, James B., nephew, Lewisburg, St. Louis; Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator; Brown, Abraham, Mount Holly; Browning, A., Jr., Camden, at New Haven in Law office; and Bruen, George W.
Correspondents include: Calhoun, John Caldwell (1782-1850), Lawyer, Congressman, Secretary of War under James Monroe, Vice President, and Secretary of State; Carey & Lea; Carnahan, James (1775-1859), Presbyterian Preacher, Teacher, and President of College of New Jersey; Carroll, William Thomas, Monroe, Michigan Territory; Cassedy, Samuel, Jersey City; Causten, James H.; Chapman, N., Doctor, Philadelphia; Chauncey, Elihu, Philadelphia; Chetwood, John J. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town; and Chetwood, William, Colonel.
Correspondents include: Clark, John Flavel (d. 1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Reverend, Director of Princeton Seminary 1831-1834; Clarke, M. St. Clair; Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clymer, George; Clymer, W.B., brother of George E. Clymer; Colt, John; and Colt, Roswell L.
Correspondents include: Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honorary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Condit, Jonathan B.; Conover, James F. (of Conover & Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio); Cowperthwaite, Thomas S.; Coxe, Daniel W.; Coxe, John Redman; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; and Crane, John.
Correspondents include: Davis, Benjamin, Evesham; Davison, James; De Lacy, John; DeLand, T., & Co., Salem, Massachusetts; Dickinson, Philemon; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Dodd, Amzi (1793-1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; Drake, George K. (1788-1837), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Judge; Duval, William Pope (1784-1854), Lawyer, Congressman 1813-1815, and Governor of Florida 1822-1841; Eakin, Alphonso L.; Edgar, William; Elmer, Daniel; Este, John; and Ewing, Charles (1780-1832), College of New Jersey Class of 1798, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey 1824-1832.
Correspondents include: Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Fillebrown, Thomas Jr., Navy Department; Fish, Benjamin, Trenton; Fisher, Redwood; Fitzgerald, Edward; Foster, J.J.; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondents include: Gardette, G.B.; Goble, J.G., Doctor; Godwin, A. Jr., Colonel; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; Grant, Samuel; Green, James; Green, Ralph; Gulick, Isaac; and Halsey, William.
Correspondents include: Halsted, Job S.; Halsted, William (d. 1878), College of New Jersey Class of 1812; Hambleton, Pearson; Hamilton, James, Rug Merchant, Philadelphia; Hanks, Festus (d. 1849), College of New Jersey Class of 1829; Hardenbergh, C.L.; Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy; Harrow, Charles A., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; and Hartshorne, Rub. S.
Correspondents include: Headley, William; Heyer, John S., & Co., New York; Hodge, C.; Holcombe, Emley; Holmes, Samuel; Homans, Benjamin; and Hoppock, William H.
Correspondents include: Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Howell, B.B.; Howell, Doctor Samuel L.; Hunt, Wilson P.; and Hunter, Charles G., Midshipman.
Correspondents include: Ingersoll, Joseph Reed (1786-1868), son of Jared, Philadelphia; Janvier, William; Jeffers, William N., Philadelphia; Johnston, David; Johnston, J.S.; Jones, David; Kinney, John Jr., Captain; Kinsey, Charles; Kirkpatrick, Walter; and Kuhn, Joseph L.
Correspondents include: Land, Benjamin; Lansing & Pratt; Launy, A.S.; Leavitt, Jonathan; Leavitt, Joshua; Levely, Mrs. Henry; Levis, M.M.; Lewis, Laurence; and Lewis, P.W.J.
Correspondents include: MacCulloch, P.L., Salem; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Mallory, Daniel; Mann, Jacob; Matlack, James; Maury, R.B.; McCall, George C.; McChesney, Charles G., Doctor; McCoy, Anthony; McCredy & Parker; McDowell, John; McIntosh, George; McLean, Evalina B. [possibly Mrs. Daniel McLean]; McLean, Reverend Daniel V; and Mathison, John.
Correspondents include: Menon; Miller, J.W., Morristown, New Jersey; Miller, Jonas, Gloucester Furnace, Cape Island, New Jersey; Morris, C.; Morris, Stephen P., Philadelphia; Muirhead, Jonathan, Easton, PA; and Mulford, William T., Salem.
Correspondents include: Nevius, James S.; Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; and Ostrander, A.D., Navy Yard, New York.
Correspondents include: Parker, D., General, Philadelphia; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 18371843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Perkins, Samuel, Jr.; Peterson, James, Salem, New Jersey; Picot, Charles; Pierson, Isaac, Doctor, Orange; Porter, Joseph, Waterford Works Glass Co.; Potter, Jonathan, Hunterdon, County; and Potts, Stacy Gardiner (1799-1865), Lawyer, Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey, and Elder of Presbyterian Church.
Correspondents include: Randall, Josiah, Philadelphia; Randolph, Joseph Fitz, Freehold; Renshaw, James, Captain, U.S. Navy, Princeton; Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; Romeyn, Theodore T., Somerville; Rush, Richard (1780-1859), Lawyer, Attorney General of Pennsylvania 1811, Attorney General of U.S. 1814-1817, Secretary of State 1817, Minister to Great Britain 1817-1825, Secretary of Treasury 1825-1829, and Minister to France 1847-1849; Rush, Samuel; Ryall, Daniel B., Freehold; and Ryerson, Thomas C. (d. 1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1809.
Correspondents include: Saxton, N.; Scott, Gustavus Hall, College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Fairfax, Virginia; Scudder, Smith; Sherman, William P.; Sherrerd, John M.; Sloan, Jeremiah H.; Smallwood, J.C., Woodbury, New Jersey; Smith, Hepzibah, Troy, New York; Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S., for the Bank of the United States; and Smith, Thomas R., New York.
Correspondents include: Southard, Dan Doty, nephew; Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stevenson & Hart, Philadelphia; Stout, Garret, Cedar Creek; Sullivan, George, Colonel; Summers, J., Belvidere; and Swartwout, Robert, General.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Tatem, William A., Doctor, Denton; Taylor, Griffin, Cincinnati; Taylor, William, Jr., Philadelphia; Teasdale, T., Deckertown, to John M. Sherrerd; Temple, Asher, Princeton; and Thomas, George, Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Thompson, Richard P.; Throckmorton, Edmund, Red Bank; and Tyson, John S., Baltimore.
Correspondents include: Ullmann, Daniel, Trenton; Van Armiger, August, & Co., Philadelphia; Vaughan, John; Voorhees, Philip F., Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr.
Correspondents include: Wainwright, Robert Denver, [Colonel], Marine Corps, Norfolk, Virginia; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Wallace, Thomas; Waln, Lewis, Philadelphia; Webb, Samuel; Webster, Daniel, Boston; White, Joseph M., Colonel; Whitney, Eben, New York; Williams, Edmund, Shrewsbury, New Jersey; Williams, H.I.; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; and Wills, James, Senator.
Correspondents include: Wolf, George; Wood, George (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Clerk, Trustees, New Brunswick; Wood, John S., New Jersey; Wright, A.P., Trenton; and Wright, Joshua, Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) Secretary of State 1817-1825, President of the U.S. 1825-1829, and Representative in Congress 1831-1848; Adams, Elisha B.; Alexander, Archibald (d. 1851), Honorary Degree College of New Jersey 1810, Reverend, President of Hampden Sidney 1797-1806, Professor & Librarian Princeton Seminary 1812-1851, Trustee College of New Jersey 1824-1851; Allen, John; Allinson, Samuel, Jr., Locust Hill; Anderson, William T., Post Office at Milton; Andruss, Isaac, Newark, General, Commander-in-Chief of New Jersey Militia; Baldwin, Henry (1780-1844), Justice of U.S. Supreme Court, Philadelphia; Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain; Bartles, C., Flemington; Bates, Edward, St. Louis; Beasley, Frederick, Doctor, Trenton; Beatty, R.C., Cashier, Far[mer's] Bank of Bucks County; Biddle, T.; and Biles, William, Lambertville.
Correspondents include: Blunt, N. Bowditch, New York; Body, Silas; Boice, Cornelius, Plainfield; Borie & Laguerenne, Philadelphia; Brick, Joshua, Port Elizabeth; Brindley, Jesse V., Monmouth Jail; Brittin, Abraham, Bridge builder; Brittin, William, Bottle Hill; Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator; Brown, Abraham, Mount Holly; Brown, B.R., Mount Holly; Brown, John, Coachman, Philadlelphia; and Burnet, J., Cincinatti, Ohio.
Correspondents include: Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Cannon, Elias B., Mount Holly; Carnahan, James (1775-1859), Presbyterian Preacher, Teacher, and President of College of New Jersey; Cass, Lewis (1782-1866), Governor of Michigan Territory 1813-1831, Secretary of War 1831-1836, Minister to France 1836-1842, United States Senator 1845-1857, Democratic Candidate President 1848, and United States Secretary of State 1857-1860; Cassedy, Samuel, Jersey City; Chambers, George (1786-1866), College of New Jersey Class of 1804, Lawyer; Chapman, Thomas; Chauncey, Elihu, Philadelphia; Chauncey, Isaac; Chetwood, William, Colonel; Churchman, James, Frankford; Clark, Brainard, Mount Holly; Clark, J.F.; Clarke, Joseph O., Cashier at Trenton Bank; and Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major.
Correspondents include: Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clement, J.F.; Clymer, George; Clymer, Thomas W.; Coleman, Daniel; and Colt, Roswell L.
Correspondents include: Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Conger, Stephen; Conover, James F. (of Conover & Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio); Coryell, Lewis S.; Cowperthwaite, Thomas S.; Coxe, Charles S., President of Board of Inspectors at Eastern State Penitentiary, Pennsylvania; Coxe, Daniel W.; Coxe, Richard S. (?Jr.); Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Crane, John; and Curtis, John P.
Correspondents include: Daingerfield, John; Davis, Benjamin, Evesham; Davy, Eliza L., sister of Vincent Loockerman; Deacon, Thomas E.; D'Hart & Connolly, Publishers of the Princeton Courier; De Hart, Aaron Ogden; Dickey, William; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Dodd, Amzi (1793-1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; Doty, Joseph; Doty, Samuel S., Doctor; Doughty, Enoch; Dow, Stephen; Drake, George K. (1788-1837), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Judge; and Dunn, J.I.
Correspondents include: Eakin, Alphonso L.; Eayre, Richard; Edsall, J.E.; Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Edwards, J.; Elmer, Daniel; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Everett, Edward; and Ewing, Charles (1780-1832), College of New Jersey Class of 1798, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey 1824-1832.
Correspondents include: Farlee, Isaac, G.; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Foster, J.J., Trenton; Frelinghuysen, J.W.; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondents include: Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; Gauntt, Uz., Springfield; Gifford, A. (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1814; Godwin, A. Jr., Colonel; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; Gray, P.J.; Green, Henry W., Trenton; and Green, James S.
Correspondents include: Hadsell, Rice; Haines, Joseph; Halsey, William; Halsted, Job S.; Hambleton, Pearson; Hand, Jonathan, Clerk Cape May County; Hardenbergh, C.L.; Harrington, D.; Harris, Samuel D., U.S. Marshall, Boston; and Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Harrison, Josiah, Camden; Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Hartwell, Thomas A.; Hay, Charles, Secretary of the Navy, son of George Hay; Headley, William; and Herring, James.
Correspondents include: Hoffman, David, Baltimore, Maryland; Holcombe, Emley; Holmes, Samuel; Homans, Emily, wife of Benjamin Homans; Howell, Richard W., Camden; and Hunt, Samuel I.
Correspondents include: Jackson, John P.; Jeffers, William N.; Jenkins, Benjamin; Jenks, S. Haynes, Editor for Advocate & Journal, New York; Jenners, William M.; Johnson, Frank, Honorable; Johnson, Whitfield S.; and Johnston, David.
Correspondents include: Kille, Joseph; King, Orange W.; Kirkpatrick, John, Reverend, Bible Society; Knapp, Samuel L., Colonel; LaFauchene, John; Lane, James B.; Lantzinger, W.P.; Leaming, Thomas F.; and Leavitt, Joshua.
Correspondents include: Lewis, Laurence; Lewis, Stevens J.; Lippincott, W., Jr.; Livingston, J.W.; Livingston, P.R.; Lott, Peter; and Lyon, Isaac S.
Correspondents include: MacCulloch, P.L., Salem; Mack, Elijah L.; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Madison, James; Manners, John, Jr., Doctor; Marsh, Ephraim, Schooley's Mountain; Maury, R.B.; Maycock, George; and McCalla, A.
Correspondents include: McCredy & Parker; McCullough, William; McDowell, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1801, Reverend; McIlvaine, Joseph; McLane, Louis; McLean, Reverend Daniel V.; Marshall, J.; Miller, Andrew, Flemington, New Jersey; Miller, Jonas, Gloucester Furnace, Cape Island, New Jersey; Milligan, John J., Washington, Wilmington; Molleson, George Plum (d. 1844), Princteton Class of 1825, Attorney General of New Jersey 1841-1844; Montgomery, James (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Allentown; Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners; Morris, Stephen P., Philadelphia; and Murray, Joseph D., New Hope.
Correspondents include: Nevius, James S.; Newkirk, Matthew, Philadelphia; Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Nourse, Michael, Notary Public, Reg. Office, Treasury Department; Ogden, Aaron (1756-1839), Lawyer, Senator from New Jersey 1801, Governor of New Jersey 1812, Federalist, Steamboat Builder, and Commander of State Militia circa 1773; Ogden, David Bayard (1775-1849), Lawyer; and Owens, John P., Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Parker, D., General, Philadelphia; Patton, Robert B., Head of Edgehill Seminary in Princeton where S.L.S.'s sons enrolled in 1832 and 1833; Pennington, Aaron Samuel (d. 1869), College of New Jersey Class of 1817, Member of New Jersey Senate 1827-1829, and son of William S. Pennington; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Percival, John, Lieutenant, Captain, 1834; Peterson, James, Salem, New Jersey; Pharo, Samuel, Barnagat; Pintard, Mrs. E.S., wife of John Pintard, Princeton; Polhemus, Henry D. (d. 1851) College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Freehold; Polk, Ann, Miss; Pomeroy, E., Rochester, New York; Potter, Sering, Pottersville; and Price, Eli K., Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Randolph, Joseph Fitz, Freehold; Randolph, Reuben, Wayne County; Rathbone, John, Newark; Rea, Alexander; Reading, James Newell (d. 1884), College of New Jersey Class of 1829, Somerville, Albany; Reckless, Joseph W.; Ridgway, Charles, Doctor, Burlington; Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; Rutherford, John (d. 1866), College of New Jersey Class of 1810; Ryall, Daniel B., Freehold; and Ryerson, Peter M.
Correspondents include: Sartori, John B., General at Rome 1797, Leghorn; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Shreve, Ralph H., Trenton; Simms, J.D.; Slack, John R., Mount Holly; Sloan, Jeremiah H.; Smallwood, J.C., Woodbury, New Jersey; Smith, Edward, Philadelphia; Smith, Jesse, Sheriff, Philadelphia; Smith, Nicholas, Paterson, New Jersey; Smith, Samuel H.; Smith, Waters, Doctor, Surgeon, U.S. Navy, Washington; and Sooy, Augustus, Egg Harbour.
Correspondents include: Southard, Dan Doty, nephew; Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; and Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard.
Correspondents include: Spotswood, George W., Springfield, Illinois, University of Virginia; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician, dictated; Stockton, Robert Field (1795-1866), Naval officer, U.S. Senator for New Jersey; Stone, William L., Colonel; Stryker, Peter C., Mount Holly; and Swan, Samuel, Doctor, Bound Brook.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Taylor, Augustus R., Doctor, New Brunswick; Taylor, Griffin, Cincinnati; Taylor, Joseph, Middletown; Ten Eyck, Tunis I., Somerville; and Thomas, George, Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Thompson, Nancy; Thompson, Richard P.; Throckmorton, Edmund, Red Bank; and Throckmorton, J.W., Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Van Meter, James, Doctor, Salem; Van Sinderen, A., Brooklyn; Vansaan, Jacob H., Captain; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr.
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Correspondents include: Walker, William M., Washington; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Waters, Joseph G., Salem, Massachusetts; Westcott, James D.; Westervelt, Abraham, Hackensack; White, Joseph M., Colonel; White, Thomas, Princeton; Whitehead, Asa, Newark; and Whitlock, E.D., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Wilson, James, S.L.S.'s "associate in practise;" and Wilson, John, Judge.
Correspondents include: Wood, George (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Clerk, Trustees, New Brunswick; Wood, John S., New Jersey; Woodbury, Levi (1789-1551), Senator, Secretary of Treasury under Jackson, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court; Wright, A.P., Trenton; and Yaule, John, Tuckerton, New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Adams, E.B., Trenton; Alexander, James Waddel (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1820, Princeton Seminary 1820-1821, Tutor College of New Jersey 1824-1825, Professor College of New Jersey Rhetoric & Latin Language and Literature 1833-1844; Allen, William R.; Anderson, William T., Post Office at Milton; Andruss, Isaac, Newark, General, Commander-in-Chief of New Jersey Militia; Archer, Stevenson (d. 1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Armstrong, Andrew; Armstrong, Robert L.; and Armstrong, William Q. (d. 1846), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend of lst Presbyterian Church of Trenton, Richmond.
Correspondents include: Baird, Robert, Reverend, Princeton, Philadelphia; Bancroft, John, Bainton & Bancroft Soap & Candle Manufacturer, Wilmington, Delaware; Beasley, Frederick, Doctor, Trenton; Beckwith, Hervey, Jr., Salem, New Jersey; Binney, Horace (1780-1875), Lawyer and Leader of Pennsylvania Bar; and Bispham, John E., Philadelphia, son of Joseph M. Bispham.
Correspondents include: Black, Samuel, Philadelphia; Blauvelt, J.S., New Brunswick; Blunt, George W., Navy; Bowlin, James B., nephew, Lewisburg, St. Louis; Bowne, C.; Bray, John W., Clinton, New Jersey; Brearley, D., Colonel; Brewer, William H.; Brick, Joshua, Port Elizabeth; Brigham, J.C., Corresponding Secretary of the American Bible Society, New York; Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator; Brown, Abraham, Mount Holly; Brown, B.R., Mount Holly; Brown, Isaac V., Reverend of Lawrenceville and Principal of Lawrenceville Academy; Browning, A., Jr., Camden, at New Haven in law office; Bruen, C., Freehold; Bush, George, Newark, bill for Newark Daily Advertiser; and Butler, Benjamin F., Albany.
Correspondents include: Campbell, W.H., Washington; Cannon, Elias B., Mount Holly; Carnahan, James (1775-1859), Presbyterian Preacher, Teacher, and President of College of New Jersey; Cassedy, Samuel, Jersey City; Chandler, J.R.; Chauncey, Isaac (1772-1840), Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners 1821-1824 and 1832-1840 and President of the Board 1837-1840; Chetwood, John A. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town; Clark, Brainard, Mount Holly; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clymer, George; and Cochran, Anna.
Correspondents include: Colt, Roswell L.; Cowperthwaite, Thomas S.; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Crane, Isaac W.; and Croxall, Morris.
Correspondents include: Daggett, David; Dashiell, Thomas B.; Dayton, William Lewis; De Bow, James M.; De Hart, Aaron Ogden; Dickinson, Philemon; Ditty, Samuel; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; and Dwight, Louis.
Correspondents include: Edgar, William; Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Elliot, S. Alfred; Elmer, Daniel; and Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883).
Correspondents include: Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Fillebrown, Thomas Jr., Navy Department, Printed Circular, 16 pages; Fish, Benjamin, Trenton; Fitch, Thomas, Doctor; Fitz Randolph, D., New Brunswick; Fort, George F., Doctor; Franklin, John; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondents include: Gales & Seaton; Gamble, John M.; Garnett, Robert S.; Glentworth, James B.; Gordon, Thomas F.; Grant, Samuel; Gray, P.J.; Griffith, A.H.; and Griffith, Elijah.
Correspondents include: Haines, Daniel; Haines, Hope; Hall, O.S.; Halsey, William; Hamilton, Samuel (d. 1856), Princeton Class of 1808; Hardenbergh, C.L.; Harris, Samuel; Harrison, Josiah, Camden; Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Hartwell, John; Hartwell, Thomas A.; Headley, William; Herring, R.G.; Heyer, John S., & New York; and Hill, John S.[ F.] to Lewis S. Coryell.
Correspondents include: Hoffman, David, Baltimore, Maryland; Hollister, John C., Manchester; Holmes, Daniel; Holmes, Samuel; Homans, Benjamin; Hooe, A.S. [probably Alexander Seymour Hooe, son of Seymour Hooe and brother of George Mason Hooe]; Hopper, Isaac T.; Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Howell, Aaron B.; Hughes, Joseph B.; and Hunter, Charles G., Midshipman.
Correspondents include: Ingham, S.D., New Hope; Jackson, John P.; Jenners, William M.; Johnson, Frank, Honorable; Johnson, Whitfield S.; and Jones, John Pringle.
Correspondents include: Kearney, Lawrence, Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; Keaton, Thomas C.; Kellogg, R.R.; King, C.B.; Kinney, William B. (1799-1880), Journalist, Diplomat, and Charge at Turin; Kirkpatrick, Littleton; Laurie, William; Lay, Benjamin; Leaming, Thomas F.; and Lee, Robert.
Correspondents include: Lewis, John P., Doctor; Lewis, Laurence; Lewis, Martin D.; Lynch, James; and Lyon, Isaac S.
Correspondents include: MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Marcy, Governor W. L., Governor of New York; Mason, John, suitor of Virginia Southard; Maury, Eliza; Mayer, F.W.; McCarty, William; McChesney, Charles G., Doctor; McCullough, William; McDowell, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1801, Reverend; McIlvaine, Charles P. (d. 1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend; and McLean, Reverend Daniel V., 1st Presbyterian Church, Freehold, New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Miller, Andrew, Flemington, New Jersey; Miller, J.W., Morristown, New Jersey; Miller, Thomas R., Navy Department; Milligan, John J., Washington, Wilmington; Mills, Gabriel, Barnagat; Montgomery, James (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Allentown; Morgan, Charles W., Captain, to Henry Clay; Mower, J.B., Clarktown, New York; and Muirhead, Jonathan, Easton, PA.
Correspondents include: Newbold, Cleayton, Columbus, New Jersey, includes letter from R. Coxe to S.L.S; Newell, Samuel L., Eglington; Newman, John Edward; Nicholson, [Illegible]; Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Nourse, Charles J., Captain and Major, Acting Adjutant General 1822-1825; and Ogden, David Bayard (1775-1849), Lawyer.
Correspondents include: Page, James, Postmaster of Philadelphia, printed circular; Parker, James, Perth Amboy; Patton, Robert B., Head of Edgehill Seminary in Princeton where S.L.S.'s sons enrolled in 1832 and 1833; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Perce, William L., New York; Perkins, Jacob; Perrine, Thomas M., Trenton; Pettit, Thomas McKean, Philadelphia; Pharo, Samuel, Barnagat; Phillips, Sarah, Hopewell; Polk, Josiah F., Washington; Porter, Eliza C., widow of John Porter who served as Navy Captain, Alexandria; Porter, Joseph, Waterford Works Glass Co.; and Pruyn, Robert H., New Brunswick.
Correspondents include: Rafinesque, C.S.; Randolph, Joseph Fitz, Freehold; Rawle, William, Philadelphia, 1759-1836; Rea, Alexander; Reading, James Newell (d. 1884), College of New Jersey Class of 1829, Somerville, Albany; Reckless, Joseph W.; Riggs, Isaac, Versailles, Illinois; Robbins, Asher, Philadelphia; Robinson, William; Rowan, Stephen N., New York; Runyan, Richard E., New Brunswick; and Ryerson, Thomas C. (d. 1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1809.
Correspondents include: Sanders, Josephus W., Newark; Sartori, John B., General at Rome 1797, Leghorn; Scott, Gustavus H.; Seeley, Elias P., Bridgeton; Sergeant, John; Seymour, Horatio, Middlebury, Vermont; Shackford, John, Washington; Sheets, William, Indianapolis; Sherman, William P.; Sherrerd, John M.; Sibley, Jonas L., Marshall, Boston; and Simms, J.D.
Correspondents include: Skillman, G., Princeton; Slack, John R., Mount Holly; Sloan, Jeremiah H.; Smith, B.; Smith, Edward, Philadelphia; Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S., for the Bank of the United States; and Smith, Samuel H.
Correspondents include: Sooy, Augustus, Egg Harbour; Southard, Daniel Doty, nephew; Southard Henry L. (1816-1864), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, son of S.L.S.; Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard; Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman; and Speer, James, Paterson, New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; Stokes, Charles, Wellingborough; Stone, William L., Colonel; Stout, Mrs. Moses; Stratton, John, Trenton; Stryker, P.I., General, Somerville; Sullivan, George, Colonel; Swan, Samuel, Doctor, Bound Brook; and Sykes, George, Upper Springfield.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Taney, Roger Brooke (1777-1864), Attorney General, Secretary of the Treasury under Jackson, and Chief Justice of U.S., to John McCollum; Tatem, William A., Doctor, Denton; Taylor, Griffin, Cincinnati; Taylor, Janette, New York, niece of John Paul Jones; and Thompson, Richard P.
Correspondents include:Thomson, John R., Princeton; Thomson, Robert E., Change Water; Titus, John; Tonkin, William C.; Tucker, John R., Trenton, Solicitor, Funds for Music; Turner, Ann, Port Tobacco; Van Arsdale, Elias, Newark, to Griffin Taylor; Van Meter, James, Doctor, Salem; Van Rensselaer, R.S., Burlington; Van Sinderen, A., Brooklyn; Van Winkle, Edgar, New York, to John P. Jackson; Vanderwort, John C., Basking Ridge; Vanschoik, (?), William, Shrevesburg; and Voorhees, Robert, Mayor of the Borough of Princeton.
Correspondents include: Walker, Samuel P.; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Wallace, Eliza B., Burlington; Warford, Elisha; Webb, Samuel; Webber, Benjamin, Captain, Galesville, North Carolina, Norfolk; Westcott, Samuel B., Tuckerhor Bridge, New Jersey; White, Joseph M., Colonel; Whitlock, E.D., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Willets, Reuben, Tuckahoe, New Jersey; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; and Williamson, Richard, Ringoes.
Correspondents include: Wilson, H.N., Princeton; Wilson, James, S.L.S.'s "associate in practise;" Wilson, John, Judge; Wines, Enoch Cobb, Edgehill Seminary, Princeton; Wirt, William (1772-1834), Author, Lawyer, and Attorney General of U.S. 1817-1829; Wolf, George (1777-1840), Congressman and Governor of Pennsylvania; Wood, George (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Clerk, Trustees, New Brunswick; Woodbury, Levi; Woodhull, George Spafford (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1790, Clerk, Board of Trustees, College of New Jersey, Treasury 1828-1829; Woodruff, Aaron, brother of Doctor W. Woodruff and son of "our old Attorney General;" Woodruff, George, Oakland; Wright, A.P., Trenton; Wyer, Edward; Yard, C.C., Nurseryman, Trenton; and Yaule, John, Tuckerton, New Jersey, to James Nilson.
Correspondents include: Adams, E.B., Trenton; Alexander, James Waddel (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1820, Princeton Seminary 1820-1821, Tutor College of New Jersey 1824-1825, Professor College of New Jersey Rhetoric & Latin Language and Literature 1833-1844; Alexander, Jane Ashton; Alsop, Richard, Philadelphia; Anderson, Samuel T.; Appleton, D. & Co., New York; Armstrong, Andrew; Armstrong, Robert L.; Arnold, Charles; Astley, Thomas, Philadelphia; Atkinson, S.C., Woodbury, New Jersey; Babbit, A., Reverend, Salem; Bache, B. Franklin (d. 1881) College of New Jersey Class of 1819, Surgeon U.S. Navy 1828, Chemist, and Educator; Bache, R., Washington Arsenal; Bailey, Chester; Bailey, Samuel G., Somerset, Pennsylvania; Balestier, J.N., New York; and Barber, Samuel, Amwell, New Jersey, request for pension.
Correspondents include: Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain; Barkalow, Daniel, Cleveland, Ohio; Barker, Joshua, Bridgewater, Pennsylvania; Barnes, John, Port Gibson, Mississippi; Barton, Asa, Bangor, Maine; Beasley, Frederick, Doctor, Trenton; Beekman, J.B., Clergyman of Reformed Dutch Church, Middleton, Monmouth Co., New Jersey; Bentley, James, Paterson; Bevan, William, Bridgeton, New Jersey; Biddle, James, Captain (1783-1848), Naval officer; Biddle, Nicholas (1786-1844), Scholar, Statesman, and Financier; Binney, Horace (1780-1875), Lawyer and Leader of Pennsylvania Bar; and Bishop, Mrs. S.C.P., Prallsville.
Correspondents include: Black, Samuel, Philadelphia; Blair, James, cousin, Perrysville, Indiana; Blake, John B., Colonel; Blockson, Fisher A., New Lisbon, New Jersey; Blunt, J.; Bonham, J. Ellis, Easton, Pennsylvania; Booth, William L., Meade County; Boyle, John, Acting Secretary of the Navy Department, 1836; Bradford, Thomas, Jr., Philadelphia; Bradley, Cyrus P., Concord, New Hamphire; Bray, John W., Clinton, New Jersey; Brenton, Dr.; Briest, Lewis L., Trenton; and Brittin, William, Bottle Hill.
Correspondents include: Brooke, Edmund, Georgetown; Brooke, Francis T.; Brooks, James; Brown, Alice W., Ohio; Brown, Elias; Brown, John R.; Buchanan, McKean, Purser, Navy; Buckner, Ariss, Auburn; Budd, S.W., Pemberton; Burch, S.; Burr, George H., Philadelphia; Burritt, E.H.; Burrough, Marmaduke; and Butler, Margaret.
Correspondents include: Cabell, William H. (1772-1853), Lawyer and Governor of Virginia; Cadwalader, Maria; Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Campbell, A.S., Navy Storekeeper; Campbell, Ann D., wife of Lieutenant Campbell; Campbell, R., Augusta, Georgia; Campbell, S.Y., Union, Pennsylvania; Carey, Henry Charles (1793-1879), Economist, Publisher, and son of Mathew Carey; Carey, Mathew; Carnahan, James (1775-1859), Presbyterian Preacher, Teacher, and President of College of New Jersey; Carpenter, B.O.; Carroll, William Thomas, Monroe, Michigan Territory; and Cazenove, Anthony Charles, Alexandria.
Correspondents include: Chambers, George W., Louisville; Chauncey, Elihu, Philadelphia; Chetwood, John A. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town; Childs, James R., Sailmaker, U.S. Navy; Childs, Thomas, Fort Sullivan; Clark, Brainard, Mount Holly; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clark, John Flavel (d. 1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Reverend, Director of Princeton Seminary 1831-1834; and Clarke, William P., Doctor.
Correspondents include: Clarke, J.C.; Clarke, M. St. Clair; Clarke, Martha, widow of Joseph Olden Clarke, Princeton; Clawson, J.R., Doctor; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clinch, Charles P.; Clymer, George, Jr., Doctor, Morrisville, Pennsylvania; and Clymer, Thomas W.
Correspondents include: Coleman, Daniel; Colt, Roswell L.; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honorary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; and Cone, William R.
Correspondents include: Cook, S., Jr., Princeton; Cooper, Richard M.; Cooper, William; Cox, John; Coxe, Daniel W.; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Coyle, Mrs.; Crane, J.B., U.S. Army; Crane, Silas A.; Crean, John; Cresson, Elliott; Crosby, Platt H.; Cumming, Robert H.; and Curtis, W. & M., & Co., Paper Manufacturers, Belleville, New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Dakin, Philip R.; Dallas, Alexander J., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Davis, John, Boarding House, Washington; Davison, James; Day, James E.; Dayton, Charles P.; De Borras, Don Jose; De Bow, James M.; De Camp, John, son of Samuel G.I. De Camp; De Camp, Samuel G.I., Doctor; De Rose, Anthony Lewis, Painter, Washington; D'Hart, William; Dickerson, Mahlon (1770-1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1789, Governor of New Jersey 1815-1817, U.S. Senator from New Jersey 1817-1833, and Secretary of the Navy 1834-1838; and Dickey, William.
Correspondents include: Dickinson, John D.; Dickinson, Philemon; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Doty, B.B.; Doty, Samuel S., Doctor; Drake, J.W.; Dubois, Solomon; Duncan, Peter; Dunham, Asa C.; William Pope (1784-1854), Lawyer, Congressman 1813-1815, and Governor of Florida 1822-1841; and Dye, Abraham Bennett.
Correspondents include: Eakin, Alphonso L.; Eastlack, Samuel; and Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department.
Correspondents include: Elliot, William P.; Elliott Jesse Duncan (1782-1845), Naval officer, Commodore in 1841; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); English, D.; English, David S.; Ewing, James, Jr.; and Ewing, Thomas (1789-1871), Lawyer, Senator for Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury under Tyler, Secretary of the Interior under Taylor.
Correspondents include: Fanning, Edmund; Felt, David & Co.; Fendall, Philip R. (1794-1868), College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Fenimore, John W., Mount Holly; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Fisher, Henry W.; and Fisher, S. Griffitts.
Correspondents include: Fitch, Thomas, Doctor; Fitzgerald, Edward; Force, Peter, Mayor of Washington and Editor of the National Journal; Ford, Charles; Fowler, Joseph W.; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondents include: Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; Gamble, John M.; Garrigues, Jeptha; Glenn, John; Glentworth, James B.; Godey, L.A., Proprietor of Lady's Book, Philadelphia; Golding, Lewis; Good, William; and Goodweyn, Edward O.
Correspondents include: Gordon, Thomas; Gordon, Thomas F.; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; Graham, John W.; Gray, P.J.; Gray, W.F., Colonel; and Greacen, Walter.
Correspondents include: Green, Ashbel, Doctor (1762-1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1783; Green, D.; Green, George; Green, Henry W., Trenton; Greenleaf, Jonathan; Gregory, Francis H., Lieutenant, and later Commandant, U.S. Navy; Grimke, Thomas S.; Groesbeck, W.S.; and Gurley, Ralph Randolph (1797-1872), Reverend.
Correspondents include: Hagner, Peter, Auditor, Treasury Department; Haines, Hope; Hall, John W., Centreville, New Jersey; Halstead, Job S.; Halsy, Isaac; Hamilton, Samuel (d. 1856), Princeton Class of 1808; Hannah, J.M.; Harding, Benjamin; Hargous, P.A.; and Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Harrison, Elias (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1814; Harrison, T.C., Doctor, New Egypt, New Jersey; Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Hart, James H.; Hart, John V.; Hart, P.W.; Hartwell, John; Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph (1770-1843), Geodesist, Mathematician, and lst Coastal Surveyor; Haughawout, Lefferd, Greenwich; Hearne, John B.; Henry, John S. (d. 1835), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; Hill, John; Hill, John McC., Concord, New Hampshire; Hillyer, Asa, Orange, New Jersey; Hobbie, S.R., Acting Postmaster General; Hoffman, David; Hogan, William; Hollinshead, Joshua, Trenton; and Holmes, Samuel.
Correspondents include: Homans, Benjamin; Hooe, Robert Emmet; Hopper, Edward; Howell, B.B.; Howell, Benjamin T.; Howell, Richard W., Camden; Hughes, Joseph B.; Hull, Isaac, Commodore, U.S. Navy; Hulse, Isaac, Doctor; Humphrey, Samuel; Hungerford, William; Hunt, John; Hunter, B.W.; and Hutchinson, Hiram.
Correspondents include: Ingersoll, C.A.; Ingersoll, Joseph Reed (1786-1868), son of Jared; Inman, Henry (1801-1846), Portrait Painter; Janney, Phineas; Jarvis, Russell; and Jenners, William M.
Correspondents include: Johnson, Aaron, Newark; Johnson, Frank; Johnson, Robert G.; and Johnston, John, Indian Agent.
Correspondents include: Joline, John; Jones, John; Jones, Thomas ap Catesby (1790-1858), Naval Officer; Keasby, Edward Q., Salem; Kennedy, Charles H.; Kennedy, John M., enclosure; Kent, Joseph (1779-1837), Congressman 1811-1815 and 1819-1826, Governor of Maryland 1826-1829, and Senator 1833-1837; Kinney, John Jr., Captain; Kinsey, Charles; and Kirby, E., Aide-de-Camp, Adjutant General's office.
Correspondents include: Laning, John; Laurence, James S.; Lawrance, Leonard; Lawrie, William; Leaming, Jeremiah; and Leaming, Thomas F.
Correspondents include: Lee, Adam; Lee, Robert; and Lee, William.
Correspondents include: Leonard, Joseph; Levely, Henry, Captain; Lewis, John P., Doctor; Lewis, Laurence; and Lewis, William, Grocer.
Correspondents include: Littell, John; Lockwood, Ransom; Lord, Melvin; Lott, Peter; Lowe, Benjamin I.; Ludlow, George H.; Lyon, Isaac S.; and Lyon, Lucius.
Correspondents include: MacCulloch, P.L., Salem; MacLean, Archibald, College of New Jersey Class of 1829; MacLean, Donald; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Madison, James; Maghee, W., Jr.; Mann, Jacob; Mann, John M.; Manners, James S., General; Marshall, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Chief Justice; Martin, David; Martin, Isabella I.; Martineau, John; Mason, John, Jr.; Mather, Thomas G.; Matlack, James; Maury, R.B.; and Maxwell, John Patterson Bryant (1804-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1823, U.S. Representative.
Correspondents include: McClure, David; McDonald, John G.; McDowell, William A., Doctor; McElwee, William; McIlvaine, Henry; and McIlvaine, Joseph.
Correspondents include: McKaye, J.; McKean, H. Pratt; McKelway, John; McKenney, Thomas L., Colonel, Office of Indian Affairs, Department of War; McKenzie, James; McLane, Louis, Chairman, Committee of Ways & Means, House of Representatives, and Secretary of State; Meehan, John S.; Mercer, Charles Fenton (1778-1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1797; Mercer, Hugh, Colonel; Miller, David W., Washington, New Jersey; Miller, Henry W., University of North Carolina; Miller, Jonas, Gloucester Furnace, Cape Island, New Jersey; Miller, Samuel (1769-1850), College of New Jersey Class of 1837, Presbyterian clergyman, Educator, and Author; Miller, W.H., Alexandria; and Mitchell, Alfred, Trenton.
Correspondents include: Mix, M.P., Lieutenent; Molleson, G.P.; Montgomery, James (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Allentown; Moore, Samuel, Minnehawkin; Morgan, Joseph M., New Egypt, New Jersey; Morgan, William, Georgetown; Morrell, Lewis, Ledlowville, New York; Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners; Morrow, John, Paterson, New Jersey; Morse, Samuel Finley B., New York; Muir, D. Austin, New York; and Musbach, Elias, Johnsonburg, New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Nevius, James S.; Nevius, John S., brother of James Nevius and son of James Nevius, Washington; Newbold, Cleayton, Columbus, New Jersey; Newell, Samuel L., Eglington; Nicholson, Augustus A., Captain; Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Niles, Hezekiah, Baltimore; and Noble, John, Navy Lieutenant.
Correspondents include: Ogden, David Bayard (1775-1849), Lawyer; Ogden, Joseph, Woodbury; Ogden, O.B.; Ostrander, A.D., Navy Yard, New York; Palmer, James S., Midshipman, Malta; Patterson, Charles G., Wrights Town, New Jersey; Patterson, Thomas, Hagerstown, Middlebrook, Maryland; and Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826).
Correspondents include: Percival, John, Lieutenant, Captain, 1834; Perrine, Henry, Doctor; Perry, Matthew Calbraith (1794-1858), U.S. Navy; Pettit, Thomas McKean; Pharo, Samuel, Barnagat; Phillips, Benjamin, Inventor; Pine, Isaac, Mullica Hill; Pintard, Mrs. E.S., wife of John Pintard, Princeton; Polhemus, Henry D. (d. 1851) College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Freehold; Poor, M., Landlord, Washington; Pope, William, Montpelier, Vermont; Porter, Alexander, Judge; Powell, M.S.; and Price, Eli K., Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick and Randolph, Joseph Fitz, Freehold.
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Correspondents include: Ray, Alexander, Washington; Read, Samuel J., General, Mount Holly; Reading, James Newell (d. 1884), College of New Jersey Class of 1829, Somerville, Albany; Reckless, Joseph W.; Reed, Samuel F., Philadelphia; Reid, Samuel C., New York; Renshaw, Mrs. Frances, Savannah; Reynolds, J.N.; and Reynolds, Samuel, Jr.
Correspondents include: Ridgway, Charles, Doctor, Burlington; Ringgold, Tench; Robertson, J., Louisville; Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; Rossell, Mrs. L., Trenton, to Mrs. S.L. Southard; Rossell, Z.A.C., Colonel, General; Rowan, Stephen N., New York; Ruff, Samuel W., Doctor, Surgeon on U.S.S. St. Louis, Philadelphia; Runyan, Richard E., New Brunswick; and Ryall, Daniel B., Freehold.
Correspondents include: Sadler, E.B.; Saltonstall, Roswell, New York; Sargent, N.; Sartori, John B., General at Rome 1797, Leghorn; Sartori, Victor A., son of John B. Sartori; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Scott, Gustavus Hall, College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Fairfax, Virginia; Scott, John, Dover; Scull, G., Philadelphia; Seaton, Mr.; Seeley, Elias P., Bridgeton; Seeley, Samuel, Bridgeton; Seigle, William R., Mt. Pleasant; Selden, George, Meadville; Sergeant, John; Sharp, Jacob T., Doctor, Mansfield; and Sheppard, John, Greenwich.
Correspondents include: Shippen, Richard, Bordentown, Trenton; Shreve, Ralph H., Trenton; Simms, J.D.; Sinnickson, Thomas, Salem; and Skinner, Samuel.
Correspondents include: Slack, John R., Mount Holly; Sloan, Jeremiah H.; Smallwood, J.C., Woodbury, New Jersey; Smith, Nathan; Smith, Nicholas, Paterson, New Jersey; Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S., for the Bank of the United States; Smith, Samuel H.; Snodgrass, B.W.; and South, Benjamin.
Correspondents include: Southard, Daniel Doty, nephew; Southard Henry L. (1816-1864), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, son of S.L.S.; Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; and Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.
Correspondents include: Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard; Southard, Samuel L., Jr. (1819-1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, Reverend, son of S.L.S; and Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman.
Correspondents include: Sparks, Jared (1789-1866), Historian, Editor, and President of Harvard; Spencer, J.I.; Spotswood, George W., Springfield, Illinois, University of Virginia; Stelle, E.B., Washington; Sterling, James S.; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician; Stockton, Robert Field (1795-1866), Naval officer, U.S. Senator for New Jersey; Storrs, William L.; Stout, David, Hopewell; Stratton, John, Trenton; and Stryker, Peter C., Mount Holly.
Correspondents include: Sullivan, George, Colonel; Swann, Thomas, Jr., Washington; and Sykes, George, Upper Springfield.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, James G., Jr.; Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Taliaferro, Mary L.; Tarr, E.D.; Taylor, Griffin, Cincinnati; Taylor, W.B., New York; Thayer, C.; Thomas, George, Philadelphia; Thomas, James; Thompson, Richard P.; Thompson, T.I.; and Thomson, John, Morristown.
Correspondents include: Tiernan, Charles; Titsworth, John, Deckertown, Sussex; Titus, John, Jr., Teller and Cashier at Trenton Bank; Todd, John J., Adamsville; Townsend, Isaac; Townsend, Joshua, Cape May; Twiggs, J. [or L.], Captain, U.S. Marine Corps; Tyler, Charles C.; and Ullmann, Daniel, Trenton.
Correspondents include: Vail, D.W., New Brunswick; Vail, John, Paterson, New Jersey; Vail, Miss, Washington; Valentine, Caleb H., Harrethtown; Van Arsdale, Elias, Newark; Vaughan, Sir Charles R., Washington; Vickers, Hannah; Vliet, John, Paterson; Voorhees, John, Jr., Trenton; Vorrell (?), John D., for Alexandria Temperance Society; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr.
Correspondents include: Wainwright, Robert Denver, [Colonel], Marine Corps, Norfolk, Virginia; Walker, George W., Captain, U.S. Marines; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Wallace, Eliza B., Burlington; Warner, Yardley, Law Student, Trenton; Watson, Samuel Edmiston, Marine Barracks, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; and Watterston, George, Secretary of Washington National Monument Society.
Correspondents include: Webster, Daniel, Boston; Webster, John A., Norfolk; Weed, Major; Wellford, Beverly R., brother of John S. Wellford; Wellford, Charles; West, J.E., Catawba; Westcott, John, Chester, Pennsylvania; Westcott, Samuel B., Tuckerhor Bridge, New Jersey; Wetmore, Robert C., New York; Wharton, William L., Doctor; White, John Moore; White, Joseph M., Colonel; Whitehead, John, New Orleans; Whittlesey, Elisha, Canfield, Ohio; Wiggins, Francis S.; Wiley, Leroy M.; Williams, Alexander M., Washington; Williams, John, Belleville; Williams, John, Colonel, Knoxville, Tennessee; and Williams, Lewis.
Correspondents include: Wilson, Allen, Baptist Church, Plainfield; Wilson, James C.; Wilson, James, S.L.S.'s "associate in practise;" Wilson, John, Judge; and Wilson, Joseph. B., Cincinnati, formerly of Trenton.
Correspondents include: Wiltbank, James, Philadelphia; Winchester, S.G., Pastor of 6th Presbyterian Church, Trenton; Wines, Enoch Cobb, Edgehill Seminary, Princeton; Wirt, E.W., wife of William Wirt; Wolohon, Joseph; Woodbury, Levi (1789-1551), Senator, Secretary of Treasury under Jackson, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court; Woodhull, George Spafford (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1790, Clerk, Board of Trustees, College of New Jersey, Treasury 1828-1829; Woodruff, Aaron, brother of Doctor W. Woodruff and son of "our old Attorney General;" Woodruff, Abraham; Woodruff, R.J., Binghamton, N.; and Woolley, A.R., Major, Colonel in 1834.
Correspondents include: Wright, A.P.; Wright, Samuel G.; Yard, C.C., Nurseryman, Trenton; Yard, Edward, Captain; and Young, James, Washington.
Correspondents include: Adams, E.B., Trenton; Alexander, William C., Princeton; Allaire, Alexander B., Monmouth County, New Jersey (A.M. Howell Works); Anderson, William T., Post Office at Milton; Armstrong, Robert L.; Atcherson, Ephraim; Atkinson, S.C., Woodbury, New Jersey; Bailey, Chester; Bateman, Benjamin Rush, M.D., Cedarville; Beasley, Frederick, Doctor, Trenton; Bee, Ephraim S.; Bennett, Charles, York Sulphur Springs; and Biddle, Nicholas (1786-1844), Scholar, Statesman, and Financier.
Correspondents include: Blachly, Absalom, Doctor, Dennington; Black, John, Columbus, New Jersey; Blount & Sherman, Mobile; Blount, F.S., Mobile; Boardman, William W., New Haven; Bowen, Jesse H., May's Landing; Bowlin, James B., nephew, Lewisburg, St. Louis; and Bradley, William A., Mayor of Washington.
Correspondents include: Bray, John W., Clinton, New Jersey; Breckinridge, John (1797-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Presbyterian Clergyman, Controversialist; Breese, Samuel L., Philadelphia; Brigham, J.C., Corresponding Secretary of the American Bible Society, New York; Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator; Brown, David Paul; Browning, A., Jr., Camden, at New Haven in Law Office; and Burges, Tristam, Providence.
Correspondents include: Cabell, William H. (1772-1853), Lawyer and Governor of Virginia; Cadwalader, John (1805-1879), Jurist and Judge of U.S. District (East Pennsylvania) Court; Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Cambreling, C.C.; and Campion, Richard, Mount Holly.
Correspondents include: Carnahan, James (1775-1859), Presbyterian Preacher, Teacher, and President of College of New Jersey; Castner, Jacob, Jr., Lebanon, New Jersey; Catnach, Sarah W.; Cazenove, Anthony Charles, Alexandria; Chambers, E.F.; Chandler, Joseph R., U.S. Gazette, Com. of Council to Distribute Elegy of Charles Carroll of Carrollton; Chapman, John, New Germantown; Chetwood, John J. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clark, N.H., Major; Clawson, J.R., Doctor; Claxton, Alexander; and Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams.
Correspondents include: Clymer, George; Clymer, W.B., brother of George E. Clymer; Coleman, Daniel; and Colt, Roswell L.
Correspondents include: Colton, W., Reverend; Condict, Henry F.; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honorary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Condit, Silas; Cooley, Eli F. (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Clerk, Trustees, College of New Jersey; Cooper, Richard M.; Coryell, Lewis S.l Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Crabb, Horatio N., lst Lieutenant, U.S. Marines; and Croxson, William W.
Correspondents include: D'Albuquerque, Caraleonti; Danah, Richard E.; Davis, Edward Morris; Dayton, William Lewis; De Bow, James M.; and De Hart, Aaron Ogden.
Correspondents include: Devlin, John S.; Dickerson, Mahlon (1770-1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1789, Governor of New Jersey 1815-1817, U.S. Senator from New Jersey 1817-1833, and Secretary of the Navy 1834-1838; Dickins, Asbury, Secretary of Columbian Institute for the Promotion of Arts and Sciences, for Columbian Institute; Dickinson, John D.; and Dickinson, Philemon.
Correspondents include: Disborough, William; Dod, Stephen; Doty, Samuel S., Doctor; Drake, Charles D., son of Doctor Daniel Drake; DuBarry, Edmund L., Doctor; Duncan, Peter; Dunham, J.R.; Dunham, William S.; and Dunn, James C.
Correspondents include: Eakin, Alphonso L.; Eckfeldt, Jacob R.; Edson, Alvin, Lieutenant Marines; Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Elliott Jesse Duncan (1782-1845), Naval officer, Commodore in 1841; Elmer, Daniel; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Ely, John A.; and Everett, E.
Correspondents include: Fay, Isaiah; Fendall, Philip R. (1794-1868), College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Fenimore, John W., Mount Holly; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Field, Richard S.; Finch, Samuel B.; and Fish, Benjamin, Trenton.
Correspondents include: Fitch, Thomas, Doctor; Fitz Randolph, D., New Brunswick; Freeman, W.N., Colonel, Marine Corps; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); and Fulton, William S., Little Rock.
Correspondents include: Gales & Seaton; Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; Gallagher, John; Gardette, E.B., Dentist; Gaston, William; Gilchrist, Robert O., Cashier for Morris Canal & Banking Co.; and Goldsborough, Robert H.
Correspondents include: Gordon, Thomas F.; Gorman, J.B.; Gould, Stephen; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; Gracy, P.J.; Green, Caleb Smith; and Gurley, Ralph Randolph (1797-1872), Reverend.
Correspondents include: Hager, John D.; Haight, Stephen; Hall, Jacob; Halsey S.; Halsey, James M., U.S. Navy; Halsted, Job S.; Hanna, James; Hanson, Samuel; and Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Harrison, Ichabod, Jr.; Harrison, Josiah, Camden; Hart, Jane; Hartwell, John; Hartwell, Thomas A.; and Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph (1770-1843), Geodesist, Mathematician, and lst Coastal Surveyor.
Correspondents include: Heath, R. & C.; Henderson, Archibald, Lieutenant Colonel and Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps; Herring, James; Heyer, John S., & Co., New York; Hickey, W.; Hillyer, Asa, Orange, New Jersey; Hoffman, David, Baltimore, Maryland; and Holmes, Samuel.
Correspondents include: Homans, Benjamin; Hornor, Robert E.; Howell, Richard W., Camden; Hunt, Ishi V., Son of Ralph Hunt; Hunt, Westley P.; and Hutchinson, D., Trenton.
Correspondents include: Imley, William J.; Ingraham, Edward D.; Irving, Gabriel F.; Jacobs, Thomas H.; Jandon, S., Cashier at the Bank of U.S.; Janney, Phineas; Jenkins, William M.; Jones, David; Keyworth, Robert; and Knowles, N.
Correspondents include: Laighton, John; Lambert, Jacob; Lang, John; Lawrence, Julia; Leaming, Jeremiah; Leaming, Thomas F.; Lee, D.S.; Lee, Edmund J.; Lee, Robert; Lee, William; Leigh, Benjamin Watkins; Leonard, John; Levy, L.J.; Lewis, John F.; Lisle, John M.; Littell, John S., Editor of the Law Library; and Lloyd, John C.
Correspondents include: Lockwood, Ransom; Lott, Peter; Lowrie, Walter (1784-1868), U.S. Senator 1819-1825 and Secretary of Senate 1825-1836; Lucas, Robert; and Ludlow, Cornelius.
Correspondents include: MacCulloch, George P.; MacDonald, J.; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; MacLeod, Miss Helen; Madison, James; Mangum, Willie Person (1792-1861), Senator, Red Mountain, North Carolina; Marbury, John; Maseilles, H.R.; Mason, John, Jr.; and Matlack, R.K.
Correspondents include: Maury, M.F.; Maxwell, Henry D.; Maxwell, J.P.B.; McDonol, Lemuel; McDowell, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1801, Reverend; McGregor, Alexander; McGregor, Hugh M.; Miller, Andrew, Flemington, New Jersey; and Miller, J.W., Morristown, New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Milligan, Robert; Mitchell, Alfred, Trenton; Mitchell, J.K., Doctor, Philadelphia; Montgomery, James (d. 1834), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Allentown; Moore, Samuel, Doctor; and Mower, J.B., Clarktown, New York.
Correspondents include: N., O., Washington; Naylor, Charles, Philadelphia; Newbold, Clayton; Newell, Daniel, Baltimore; Nicklin & Johnson, Booksellers, Philadelphia; Noble, John S., Paterson; O'Brion, James, New York; Ogden, David Bayard (1775-1849), Lawyer; Ogden, E.H., New Brunswick; and Ostrander, A.D., Navy Yard, New York.
Correspondents include: Paine, Thomas; Jr., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Patterson, Thomas, Hagerstown, Middlebrook, Maryland; Pennington, Aaron Samuel (d. 1869), College of New Jersey Class of 1817, Member of New Jersey Senate 1827-1829, and son of William S. Pennington; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Perrine, Henry, Doctor; Perry, Matthew Calbraith (1794-1858), U.S. Navy; and Peters, R.
Correspondents include: Phillips, William H., Rockaway; Poor, C.H., Washington; Porter, Alexander, Judge; Porter, James, possibly brother of Judge Alexander; Porter, Peter B., General; Potter, John, Princeton; and Potts, Joseph C.
Correspondents include: Quin, William D., Paterson, New Jersey; Rake, David P., Millville, Pennsylvania and Randolph, Joseph Fitz.
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Correspondents include: Ray, Alexander; Reckless, J.W.; Reed, John; Reynolds, J.N.; Roberts, Reuben, Waterford Mill, Gloucester County, New Jersey; Roberts, Samuel A., Mobile, Alabama; Robertson, Aaron, Hackettstown, New Jersey; and Robinson, John M., Carmi, Illinois.
Correspondents include: Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; Rodgers, John, son of Commodore John Rodgers; Rogers, James D., Toms River; Rossell, Z.A.C., Colonel, General; Ruff, Samuel W., Doctor, Surgeon on U.S.S. St. Louis, Philadelphia; and Ryall, Samuel.
Correspondents include: Sartori, John B.; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Scott, John, Waterloo, New York; Seeley, Elias P., Bridgeton; Seeley, Samuel, Bridgeton; and Sergeant, John.
Correspondents include: Sewall, Thomas, Doctor; Shackford, John, Washington; Sharpe, E., Doctor; Sherman, William P.; and Shippen, Richard, Bordentown, Trenton.
Correspondents include: Sieger Vogel & Co., Philadelphia; Simms, J.D.; Simpson, M., Superintendent, Dead Letter Office, Washington, printed; Sloan, Jeremiah H.; Smalley, John, New York; Smallwood, J.C., Woodbury, New Jersey; Smallwood, W.C.; Smith, B.; Smith, Edward, Philadelphia; Smith, Hamilton, Pittsburgh; Smith, Nathan; Smith, Nicholas, Paterson, New Jersey; and Smith, W., General.
Correspondents include: Southard Henry L. (1816-1864), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, son of S.L.S.; Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; Southard, Samuel L., Jr. (1819-1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, Reverend, son of S.L.S; and Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman.
Correspondents include: Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stevens, [M.] Holdup, Captain; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; Stith, P.H.A., Mount Holly; Story, Joseph, Chief Justice, Cambridge; Stryker, Samuel D., Lambertville; Stuart, James, Philadelphia; Swartwout, Robert, General; and Sweeny, George.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Tatum, Josiah, Woodbury; Tayloe, Benjamin Ogle, Troy; Taylor, G.; Taylor, Janette, niece of John Paul Jones; Thomas, William R., Cincinnati; Thompson, Richard P.; and Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843.
Correspondents include: Thomson, Alexander H.; Thomson, Robert E., Change Water; Throckmorton, J.W., Philadelphia; Titus, John, Jr., Teller and Cashier at Trenton Bank; Tucker, Ebenezer (?), General, Tuckerton; Tupper, Charles C., U.S. Frigate Brandywine; Turner, Daniel, Naval officer; and Turner, Thomas, Jr., U.S. Navy, Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Ullmann, Daniel, Trenton; Vanderveer, Ferdinand F., New Hurley, New York; Van Mater, Joseph H.; Vanschoik, William, Shrevesburg; Van Winkle, Henry E., Virginia; Voorhees, John, Jr., Trenton; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr.
Correspondents include: Wainwright, Robert Denver, [Colonel], Marine Corps, Norfolk, Virginia; Walker, George W., Captain, U.S. Marines; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Waln, S. Morris, & Co., Philadelphia; Ward, George W.; Washington, George C.; Watterston, George, Secretary of Washington National Monument Society; Webster, Daniel, Boston; and Welch, James E., Mobile, Alabama.
Correspondents include: Wentworth, Ebenezer, Cashier at the Bank of U.S., Portsmouth; White, T.C., Washington; Whitehead, Asa, Newark; Whitehead, John, New Orleans; Whitney, Eben, New York; Whittaker, John; Whittlesey, Elisha, Canfield, Ohio; Williams, Edmund, Shrewsbury, New Jersey; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; and Willis, William B., Somers Point.
Correspondents include: Wilson, J.V., Washington; Wilson, James, S.L.S.'s "associate in practise;" and Wilson, John, Judge.
Correspondents include: Wiltbank, James, Philadelphia; Wirt, Catherine G., daughter of William Wirt; Wood, David C.; Wood, Edward, New Brunswick; Woodruff, A.; Woodruff, George; and Wright, A.P., Trenton.
Constituents include: Adams, Chauncey; Adrain, R. Jr., New Brunswick; Alexander, William C., Princeton; Allen, Chilton; Archer, A.W.; Armstrong, James T., Midshipman; Armstrong, Robert L.; Arnold, Charles; Arnold, Robert, Colonel, Perth Amboy; Ash, Morgan, Philadelphia; and Atkinson, W.M., Petersburg, Virginia.
Constituents include: Bailey, Chester; Baker, D.D., Lieutenant Marines; Barker, Joshua, Bridgewater, Pennsylvania; Barnard, Robert; Barry, Richard, Washington; Bartlett, Richard of New York; Barton, William-Paul Crillon (d. 1856), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Battersby, Haynes W. (d. 1840), to A.B. Parker; Baylies, Robert, Kingston, New Jersey; Beasley, Frederick, Doctor, Trenton; and Bevan, William, Bridgeton, New Jersey.
Constituents include: Biddle, James, Captain (1783-1848), Naval officer; Biddle, Nicholas (1786-1844), Scholar, Statesman, and Financier; Binney, Amos, Boston; Black, Samuel, Philadelphia; Blair, James, cousin, Perrysville, Indiana; Blake, John B., Colonel; Blount & Sherman, Mobile; and Boardman, William W., New Haven.
Constituents include: Bowlin, James B., nephew, Lewisburg, St. Louis; Boyle, John, Acting Secretary of the Navy Department, 1836; Bradley, P., Post Office Department, Office of Mail Contracts; Bradley, William A., Mayor of Washington; Bray, John W.; Brewer, William H.; Briest, Lewis L., Trenton; Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator; and Brooks, James.
Constituents include: Brown, John R.; Browning, A., Jr.; Bryan, Daniel, Alexandria; Buchanan, McKean, Purser, Navy; Bunnell, T.F.; Burnet, J., Cincinatti, Ohio; Burr, George H., Philadelphia; and Butler, Benjamin F., Wilmington.
Constituents include: Cade, William M., Trenton; Campbell, C.M., Carriage Maker, Princeton; Canfield, George W.; Cannon, Elias B., Mount Holly; Carey, Mathew; and Carnahan, James (1775-1859), Presbyterian Preacher, Teacher, and President of College of New Jersey.
Constituents include: Carroll, William Thomas, Monroe, Michigan Territory; Carter, Landon Nelson, Lieutenant; Case, Samuel; Cass, Lewis (1782-1866), Governor of Michigan Territory 1813-1831, Secretary of War 1831-1836, Minister to France 1836-1842, United States Senator 1845-1857, Democratic Candidate President 1848, and United States Secretary of State 1857-1860; Causin, Nathaniel P., Doctor, Washington; Cazenove, Anthony Charles, Alexandria; Chambers, E.F.; Chandler, Mrs. M., Georgetown; Chetwood, John A. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town; Clark, Brainard, Mount Holly; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clark, William P., Doctor; Clarke, M. St. Clair; and Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major.
Constituents include: Clawson, J.R., Doctor; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clayton, A.S.; Clayton, John M.; Clymer, Thomas W.; Codman, Edward; Cohen, J. Simon; Colt, Roswell L.; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honorary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Cooper, Benjamin; Cooper, Grenville C.; and Coppuck, Peter V.
Constituents include: Corey, A.W.; Coryell, Lewis S.; Cowperthwait, I.; Coxe, John Redman; Coxe, Richard S.; Coyle, Andrew; Crabb, Horatio N., lst Lieutenant, U.S. Marines; Crittenden, John J. (1787-1863), Lawyer, Senator, Governor of Kentucky, U.S. District Attorney, and Attorney General; Cumming, Robert H.; and Cunningham, W.
Constituents include: Darcy, John S., General, Doctor; David, Vergil; Davies, Charles; Davison, James; Dayton, William Lewis; De Bow, James M.; Deeth, S.G.; Denny, John F.; and Devlin, John S.
Constituents include: Dickins, Asbury, Secretary of Columbian Institute for the Promotion of Arts and Sciences; Dickinson, John D.; Digges, Beverly; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Dod, William A.; Dodd, Moses Woodruff, College of New Jersey Class of 1837; Doty, Samuel S., Doctor; Douglas, E.A.; Downing, S.W., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Drake, Daniel, Doctor; Dresser, Aaron; Dugdale, Thomas A.; Dunn, James C.; and Dye, Thomas S.
Constituents include: Edson, Alvin, Lieutenant Marines; Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Edwards, Ogden; Elkinton, John; Elliot, Jonathan; Elmer, Daniel; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Engle, T., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; English, Daniel G.; Erwin, J.; Etheridge, John; Euen, William; Evans, Estwick; Everett, H., Windsor, Vermont; and Ewing, James, Jr.
Constituents include: Fairchild, Peter; Fendall, Philip R. (1794-1868), College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Ferguson, James, Sailing Master of the Frigate Constitution, Naval Asylum, near Philadelphia; Fisher, James A.; Fitch, Thomas, Doctor; Fitz Randolph, D.; Force, Peter, Mayor of Washington and Editor of the National Journal; Freeman, Frederick; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); and Frye, Nathaniel.
Constituents include: Gales, Joseph, Jr.; Gardiner, John; Gardner, Joseph B.; Garrison, Daniel; Gifford, A. (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1814; Gilliss, George; Gold, Joseph, Captain of U.S. Revenue Cutter Gallatin; Golding, Lewis; and Good, William.
Constituents include: Gordon, Thomas F.; Gordon, William; Gouveneur, Samuel L.; Gove, Jesse; Graham, John W.; Gray, P.J.; Green, E.; Green, Henry W., Trenton; Green, James S.; Greenhow, Robert; and Gurley, Ralph Randolph (1797-1872), Reverend.
Constituents include: Hager, John D.; Hagner, Peter, Auditor, Treasury Department; Hale, Sarah; Hall, Jacob; Hall, Willis; Halsey, William; Halsted, Job S.; Hand, Joseph; Hanks, Festus (d. 1849), College of New Jersey Class of 1829; Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy; Harrison, George W.; Harrison, Josiah, Camden; and Harrison, T.C., Doctor, New Egypt, New Jersey.
Constituents include: Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, Margaret, sister of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Hart, Jane; Hart, John S.; Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph (1770-1843), Geodesist, Mathematician, and lst Coastal Surveyor; Hay, James; and Hayden, D.E.
Constituents include: Headley, William; Heyer, John S., & Co., New York to James Wilson; Hollingsworth, Levi; Hollinshead, E.I.; Hollinshead, G.B.; Hollinshead, Joshua; Holmes, Daniel; Holmes, Samuel; and Homans, Benjamin.
Constituents include: Hooe, B. [possibly Bernard]; Hooe, George Mason, son of Seymour Hooe and brother of A.S. Hooe; Hord, Thomas; Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Hornor, Robert E.; Hough, George S.; Howell, Richard, Camden; Hudson, J.T.; Hunt, Ishi V., son of Ralph Hunt; and Hunter, Charles G., Midshipman.
Constituents include: Ingraham, Edward D.; Jacobs, Thomas H.; Jamieson, Robert; Janney, Phineas; Jarvis, Leonard (1781-1854); Jenifer, Mr.; Johnson, Frank, Honorable; Johnson, Reverdy; Jones, David; Jones, Thomas P.; and Jornig, G.F.
Constituents include: Kearney, Lawrence; Kelsey, A.; Keyworth, Robert; King, George R.; King, Samuel, Philadelphia; Kinney, William B.; Kirkpatrick, Littleton; Kitchel, Matthias, to Louis McLane; Koch & Co.; Langstroth, Thomas; Laning, Isaac W.; Latrobe, John Hazlehurst Boneval (1803-1891), Lawyer, Inventor, and Art Patron; Laurence, James F. [possibly the same as James S. Laurence]; Lawrie, William [possibly William Laurie]; and Lay, George W.
Constituents include: Leaming, J.; Learned, Billings P.; Lee, Adam; Lee, Robert; Leigh, Benjamin Watkins; Lenox, Robert; Linden, H[enry] St. J., Lieutenant, U.S. Army; Littell, John S., Editor of the Law Library; Long, Richard, Cashel, Ireland to Haynes Battersby; and Lupp, W.H., New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Constituents include: Machen, L.H.; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Madison, James; Mangum, Willie Person (1792-1861), Senator, Red Mountain, North Carolina; Marsh, Ephraim, Schooley's Mountain; Marsh, Morris H.; Mason, John, Jr.; Maury, R.B.; Maxey, Virgil; and McChesney, Charles G., Doctor.
Constituents include: McDowell, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1801, Reverend; McGregor, Hugh; McIlvaine, Joseph; McKean, H. Pratt; McKean, Samuel; McLean, Reverend Daniel V.; McLure, James; and Meade, Jacob K.
Constituents include: Meany, John; Miller, A.W., Morristown, New Jersey; Miller, J.; Miller, Peter V., Trenton; Miller, Samuel (1769-1850), College of New Jersey Class of 1837, Presbyterian clergyman, Educator, and Author; Mills, William N., Alexandria; Mitchell, Alfred, Trenton; and Montgomery, John C., Philadelphia.
Constituents include: Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners; Morris, John B., College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Morris, William C., Belvidere; Murat, Lucien; and Murray, J., Annapolis.
Constituents include: Naudain, Arnold (1790-1872), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Wilmington; Newbold, Cleayton, Columbus, New Jersey; Newell, Daniel, Baltimore; and Newkirk, Matthew, Philadelphia.
Constituents include: Nicholson, Augustus A., Captain; Nicklin & Johnson, Booksellers, Philadelphia; Niles, Hezekiah, Baltimore; Nixon, William; Noble, John S., Paterson; Oakley, J., New York; Ogden, O.W.; Olden, Emily, Princeton, estate of J.O. Clark; Osborne, L., Doctor, Fleet Surgeon, New Jersey Squadron; and Otto, William T.
Constituents include: Page, Susan, daughter of the late General Thomas Nelson; Parker, J.B., Carlisle, Pennsylvania; Parker, James; Parkinson, George; Patterson, Daniel F., Navy Yard; Patterson, R.M., for the American Philosophical Society; Patterson, Thomas, Hagerstown, Middlebrook, Maryland; Paul, C.; Pearl, Francis, Washington; Peck, Aaron, Newark; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Perrine, Thomas M., Trenton; and Peters, Richard, Jr., Reporter of Supreme Court 1839.
Constituents include: Phillips, Lewis W.R., College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawrenceville; Pile, Mary B., daughter of the Late Job Lippincott; Plantou, Hantou (?), A., Doctor, Washington; Pleasanton, S.; Plots, John; Pope, Augustus R., Harvard University; Porter, Alexander, Judge; Porter, James Madison, Easton, Pennsylvania; Potter, N., Doctor, Baltimore; Potter, Zabdieh W., Philocretan Society of Baltimore; and Pumphrey, Levi, Washington.
Constituents include: Ramsay, William, Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Randolph, Joseph Fitz, Freehold; Rankin, Eliza C., sister of Mrs. Gus H. Scott; Read, Samuel J., General, Mount Holly; Reading, James Newell (d. 1884), College of New Jersey Class of 1829, Somerville, Albany; Reckless, John, son of Joseph W. Reckless; Reckless, Joseph W.; Reinhart, Edwin Harley (d. 1890), College of New Jersey Class of 1837; Reynolds, J.N.; and Ridgway, Caleb, Maysville, Illinois.
Constituents include: Roberts, Samuel A., Mobile, Alabama; Rodgers, John; Rodgers, Ravand, K.; Ross, John, Principal Emigrant Chief of the Cherokees; Royall, Mrs., Washington; Runyan, Richard E., New Brunswick; and Ryerson, Jacob M., Ringwood.
Constituents include: Sartori, John B., General at Rome 1797, Leghorn; Saxton, Nathaniel; Scott, J.W.; Scull, G., Philadelphia; Seaver, J.; Sergeant, John; Shackford, John, Washington; Shepherd, William M.; Sherman, William P.; Shipley, Thomas; Shreeve, J.L. & S., Mount Holly; Shreve, Ralph H., Trenton; and Shuler, John S., Trenton.
Constituents include: Simms, J.D.; Simonton, J.W.; Slack, John; and Smallwood, J.C., Woodbury, New Jersey.
Constituents include: Smith, Benjamin P.; Smith, Fitz Randolph, Doctor; Smith, Gerard; Smith, Jefferson; Smith, Nathan; Smith, Samuel P.; Smith, Thomas L.; Snowden, Thomas, Owner of the National Advocate; Southard Henry L. (1816-1864), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, son of S.L.S.; and Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.
Constituents include: Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; and Southard, Samuel L., Jr. (1819-1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, Reverend, son of S.L.S
Constituents include: Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman; Sprague, Peleg, Jurist, Boston, Portland; Sprigg, Osborn, son of Samuel Sprigg, Northhampton; Stannard, George, Baltimore; Stevenson, G.W., for C. Tucker, Clothier; and Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend.
Constituents include: Stimpson, James, Baltimore; Stith, P.H.A., Mount Holly; Stockton & Stokes, Baltimore; Stockton, Francis B.; Stone, Chauncey; Stout, Benjamin, Good Luck; Stryker, Samuel S., General Store, Trenton; Stull, O.A., Hagerstown; Sullivan, William; and Swartwout, Robert, General.
Constituents include: Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Tallmadge, N.; Tayloe, Julia M.; Taylor, Fitch W.; Taylor, George W., Clinton; Taylor, Hiram, May's Landing, New Jersey; Thomas, James; Thompson, Pishey; Thompson, R.P.; Thomson, John R., Princeton; and Thomson, Robert E., Change Water.
Constituents include: Throckmorton, Edmund, Red Bank; Throckmorton, J.W., Philadelphia; Titus, John, Jr., Teller and Cashier at Trenton Bank; Townsend, Isaac; Tudor, Mrs.; Turner, Thomas, [Sr.]; Turner, Thomas, Jr., U.S. Navy, Philadelphia; Van Meter, James, Doctor, Salem; Vowell, Thomas, Alexandria; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr.
Constituents include: Wainwright, Robert Denver, [Colonel], Marine Corps, Norfolk, Virginia; Walker, A.B., Madison, New Jersey; Walsh, Robert, Jr.; Ward, George T., Talahassee, Florida; Warrington, Lewis, Captain, U.S. Navy; Washington, George C.; Washington, Peter G.; and Washington, R.C., Co.
Constituents include: Weaver, William A., Washington; Welsh, Robert P., Washington; West, J.E., Catawba; White, Joseph M.; White, Thomas W., Richmond; White, Thomas, Princeton; Whitehead, Asa, Newark; Whitehead, William Adee, Collector of Port of Key West 1838, Perth Amboy, brother of John Whitehead; Whittlesey, Elisha, Canfield, Ohio; and Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833.
Constituents include: Wilson, J.O., U.S. Constellation; and Wilson, James, S.L.S.'s "associate in practise."
Constituents include: Wiltbank, James, Philadelphia; Wirt, Catherine G., daughter of William Wirt; Wood, James; Wood, John S., New Jersey; Woodbury, Levi (1789-1551), Senator, Secretary of Treasury under Jackson, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court; Woodruff, Aaron, brother of Doctor W. Woodruff and son of "our old Attorney General;" Woodruff, George; Woolman, Burr; Woolston, Samuel; Wright, A.P., Trenton; Wright, Samuel G.; Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; Wyer, Edward; Yard, Edward, Captain; and Zabriskie, James C., New Brunswick.
Correspondents include: Addison, Thomas B.; Akerman, A.T.; Alexander, James Waddel (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1820, Princeton Seminary 1820-1821, Tutor College of New Jersey 1824-1825, Professor College of New Jersey Rhetoric & Latin Language and Literature 1833-1844; Alexander, Thomas A., New York, Cashier at Morris Canal & Banking Co., 1837; Allinson, Samuel, Jr., Locust Hill; Archer, A.W., Burlington; and Ayerigg, John B., Paramus.
Correspondents include: Bainbridge, Susan, widow of Commodore Bainbridge; Balch, Lewis Penn Witherspoon (d. 1868 or 1875), College of New Jersey Class of 1806 or 1834; Barber, Johnson; Barker, Peter, Burlington; Barnes, I.; Barry, Richard, Washington; Bascom, William F., Middlebury College, Vermont; Baskin, B.F., Lafayette College; Battersby, Haynes W. (d. 1840); Bayard, Samuel J. (1767-1840), College of New Jersey Class of 1784, Jurist, brother-in-law of A.B. Dod; and Beasley, Frederick, Doctor, Trenton.
Correspondents include: Biddle, Edward R., New York, Vice President, and later President, of Morris Canal & Banking Co.; and Biddle, Nicholas (1786-1844), Scholar, Statesman, and Financier.
Correspondents include: Bingey, Thomas; Blachly, Absalom, Doctor, Dennington; Black, William, Jr.; Blackford, William M.; Blackman, Henry P.; Blair, James, cousin, Perrysville, Indiana; Blatchford, Richard M., New York; Blunt, J.; Bogart, David N., Princeton; Booth, William L., Meade County; Borras, Joseph, U.S. Consul at Barcelona, printed letter; Bowen, Jesse H., May's Landing; Boyd, Joseph B., Cincinnati, Ohio; and Boyle, John, Acting Secretary of the Navy Department, 1836.
Correspondents include: Bradbury, John M., Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania; Bradley, William A., Mayor of Washington; Brett, T.W., Hanover Square, London; Briggs, Herman, & Co., New Orleans; Brooks, Samuel R., New York; Brown, O.H., Rome, New York; and Brown, Samuel C., New Port, Delaware.
Correspondents include: Browning, A., Jr., Camden, at New Haven in law office; Bryan, George L., Charleston; Buchanan, Franklin, Lieutenant, Navy; Buchanan, McKean, Purser, Navy; Buchanan, Thomas, Philadelphia; Burnside, T.; Burr, George H., Philadelphia; Butler, Benjamin F., Wilmington; and Butler, Mrs.
Correspondents include: Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Caldwell, J.W., Trenton; Cambloss, George W., Wilmington; Camp, Aaron, Captain, Newark; Cannon, G.S., Bordentown; Carroll, William Thomas, Monroe, Michigan Territory; and Cassedy, Samuel, Jersey City.
Correspondents include: Chandler, Joseph R., U.S. Gazette, Com. of Council to Distribute Elegy of Charles Carroll of Carrollton; Chapman, Thomas; Chauncey, Isaac (1772-1840), Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners 1821-1824 and 1832-1840 and President of the Board 1837-1840; Chetwood, John J. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town; Chetwood, M.W. (Mrs. John J.); Chetwood, William, Colonel; and Chinn, R.H., New Orleans.
Correspondents include: Clark, Aaron; Clark, Elisha B.; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clark, Miss, Washington; Clarke, William Y., Trenton; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clay, John M., son of Henry Clay; and Clayton, A.S. to Governor Lumpking, General E. Harden, and Commissioners.
Correspondents include: Clements, Martha A.; Clements, R.H.; Coe, Isaac; Coleman, Charles R.; Colston, Josiah; Colt, Roswell L.; and Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honorary degree from College of New Jersey 1816.
Correspondents include: Condit, Silas; Conover, T.A.; Coppuck, Peter V.; Coryell, Lewis S.; Cowen, Benjamin; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Crabb, Horatio N., lst Lieutenant, U.S. Marines; Cresson, Elliott; and Cumming, Robert H.
Correspondents include: [Davidge], F.H.; Davis, Sarah B., Camden; Dayton, M.O.; Dayton, William Lewis; De Bow, James M.; D'Hart, William; Deshon, G.G.; and Devlin, John S.
Correspondents include: Dickerson, Alonzo; Dickerson, Mahlon (1770-1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1789, Governor of New Jersey 1815-1817, U.S. Senator from New Jersey 1817-1833, and Secretary of the Navy 1834-1838; Dickerson, Philemon, Governor of New Jersey 1836-1837, and U.S. Representative from New Jersey 1833-1836; Dickinson, Philemon; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; and Dod, William A.
Correspondents include: Doty, Samuel S., Doctor; Douglas, E.A.; Drake, Daniel, Doctor; Drake, J.W.; Draper, Simeon, Jr.; Drummond, Robert, to Garret D. Wall; DuBarry, Edmund L., Doctor; and Dunn, James C.
Correspondents include: Eakin, Alphonso L.; Ecky, John; Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Elliot, William; Elmer, Daniel; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Erwin, J; Evans, Samuel; Everest, O.W., Hartford; and Ewing, James, Jr.
Correspondents include: Farlee, Isaac, G.; Fendall, Philip R. (1794-1868), College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton; Ferguson, James, Sailing Master of the Frigate Constitution, Naval Asylum, near Philadelphia; Fidler, John; Field, Richard S.; Filippi, Antony, Genoa (one letter in French, with incomplete translation); Flanagan, John; Force, Peter, Mayor of Washington and Editor of the National Journal; Forsyth, Mrs.; Francis, John Brown (1791-1864), Governor of Rhode Island; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondents include: Gales & Seaton; Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; Gales, S.J.M. (Mrs. Joseph); Gardette, E.B., Dentist; Garrison, Daniel; Garrison, David; Gauntt, Charles; Gavit, Nelson; Gifford, A. (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1814; and Glenn, John.
Correspondents include: Godwin, A. Jr., Colonel; Gordon, Thomas F.; Gouge, William M.; and Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General.
Correspondents include: Green, Henry W., Trenton; Green, James S.; and Greene, R.W.
Correspondents include: Griswold, George; and Gwinn, John officer, U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Haight, Stephen; Hall, David A.; Halsted, Job S.; Hamilton, Peter (1817-1888), College of New Jersey Class of 1835, friend of M.S.'s son, Henry, to Henry; Hamilton, Samuel; Hanson, Grafton D., Jr.; Hardenbergh, C.L.; Harris, Edward; Harris, Joseph; Harrison, A.G., House of Representatives; Harrison, Thomas; Harrow, Margaret, sister of Rebecca Harrow Southard; and Hart, John S.
Correspondents include: Hassey, Henry H., Editor of New Jersey Journal; Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph (1770-1843), Geodesist, Mathematician, and lst Coastal Surveyor; Hay, Charles, Secretary of the Navy, son of George Hay; Hay, James; Hazard, Benjamin; Heard, William V.; Heath, R. & C.; Henderson, D.; and Henry, Joseph, Professor and Director of the Smithsonian.
Correspondents include: Hickman, Thomas J.; Hogan, William; Holcomb, Milo A.; Hooe, B. [possibly Bernard]; Hooe, Al.; Hornor, Robert E.; Howland, S.S.; and Hoyt, Jesse.
Correspondents include: Hughes, George W.; Hughes, Joseph B.; Hull, Isaac, Commodore, U.S. Navy; Hunt, Elisha; Ingham, S.D., New Hope; Jackson, Joseph; Jacobs, Thomas H.; Jandon, S., Cashier at the Bank of U.S.; and Janney, Phineas.
Correspondents include: Jarvis, Russell; Jeffers, William N.; Jenners, William M.; Johnson, E.W.; Johnson, Frank, Honorable; Johnston, E., New Brunswick; Jones, David; Jones, T.D.; and Jones, Thomas ap Catesby (1790-1858), Naval officer.
Correspondents include: Kane, J.K., for Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Company; Kendall, Amos, Postmaster General; Kent, Joseph (1779-1837), Congressman 1811-1815 and 1819-1826, Governor of Maryland 1826-1829, and Senator 1833-1837; Keyworth, Robert; King, Edward; Kitchel, Matthias; Klapp, Anna P. [nee McKnight], Philadelphia; Laird, Robert; Lambert, Dillaplain R.; Laning, George; Leavitt, Jonathan; Lee, Robert; and Lenox, Robert.
Correspondents include: Lindsley, Abraham B.; Lloyd, William, Jr.; Long, John Collings, Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Lord, Edwin, Vice President of the Morris Canal & Banking Co.; Losey, Jacob; Lott, Peter; Ludlam, Henry, Cape May, New Jersey; MacCulloch, F.L., Salem; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; and Marcy, Samuel S., Cold Spring, Cape May.
Correspondents include: Marsh, John; Marsh, Richard; Mason, Roswell B.; Matthews, Thomas R.; Maury, R.B.; Maxey, Virgil; and May, George W.
Correspondents include: McClure, David; McDowell, E.T.; McElwee, Samuel; McGregor, Alexander; McKaye, J.; McKennan, Thomas McKean Thompson; McLane, Louis, Chairman, Committee of Ways & Means, House of Representatives, and Secretary of State; and McLure, James.
Correspondents include: Meade, Mrs. M.C.; Mercer, Charles Fenton (1778-1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1797; Middleton & Beall, Wine Merchants, Washington; Middleton, D.W.; Milledoler, P., Rutgers College; Miller, A.W., Morristown, New Jersey; Miller, J.D.; Miller, Jonas, Gloucester Furnace, Cape Island, New Jersey; Miller, Samuel (1769-1850), College of New Jersey Class of 1837, Presbyterian clergyman, Educator, and Author; and Mitchell, Alfred, Trenton.
Correspondents include: Molleson, George Plum (d. 1844), Princteton Class of 1825, Attorney General of New Jersey 1841-1844; Montgomery, John C., Philadelphia; Morgan, J.B., & Co., Wine Merchants of Washington; Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners; Morrow, John, Paterson, New Jersey; Morton, Washington; Naudain, Arnold (1790-1872), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Wilmington; Nevius, James S.; Nevius, John S., brother of James Nevius and son of James Nevius, Washington; and Nevius, William J., Rahway.
Correspondents include: Newbold, Samuel & Co.; Newkirk, Matthew, Philadelphia; Nez Perces, Patrick O.; Nicklin & Johnson, Booksellers, Philadelphia; Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Nicolson, John B., Captain, U.S. Navy; Nisbet, Alexander, Mercantile Library Association; Noble, John S., Paterson; and Nourse, Charles J., Captain and Major, Acting Adjutant General 1822-1825; and Nourse, Joseph.
Correspondents include: Ogden, David Bayard (1775-1849), Lawyer; Ogden, Henry W., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; and Olden, Emily, Princeton.
Correspondents include: Page, James, Postmaster of Philadelphia; Parker, James; Parsons, A., Colonel; Paterson, M.C., New York; Patterson, Thomas, Hagerstown, Middlebrook, Maryland; and Patton, William.
Correspondents include: Penfield, Henry F.; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Percival, John, Lieutenant, Captain, 1834; Perisco, Luigi, Consul at Naples; Perry, Matthew Calbraith (1794-1858), U.S. Navy; and Peters, Richard, Jr., Reporter of Supreme Court 1839.
Correspondents include: Pharo, Timothy; Phillips, George L.; Porter, Alexander, Judge; Porter, Joseph, Waterford Works Glass Co.; and Potts, Joseph C.
Correspondents include: Radcliff, William; Ragsdale, Thomas L., Washington; Raguet, Condy, Philadelphia; Randall, Josiah, Philadelphia; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Randolph, Joseph Fitz, Freehold; and Raynor, Hiram, Bookseller, 76 Bowery, Syracuse, New York.
Correspondents include: Reading, James Newell (d. 1884), College of New Jersey Class of 1829, Somerville, Albany; Reckless, John, son of Joseph W. Reckless; Reckless, Joseph W.; Reynolds, J.N.; Ridgley, Colonel; Ridgway, Ann, Salem; Robbins, Asher, Philadelphia; and Roberts, William, Jr.
Correspondents include: Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; Ross, Andrew F.; Ross, John, Principal Emigrant Chief of the Cherokees; Ryerson, Peter M.; and Saltonstall, Roswell, New York.
Correspondents include: Sartori, John B.; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Scott, Elizabeth D., Crawfordsville, Indiana; Scott, G.; Searle, Moses C.; Seaton, William W.; Seeley, Elias P., Bridgeton; Sewall, Thomas, Doctor; Shepherd, R.D.; and Sheppard, T., Baltimore.
Correspondents include: Sherman, William P.; Shinn, Ann, Camden; Shinn, William J.; Shreeve, J.L. & S., Mount Holly; Shubrick, Irvine; Simmons, John, Philadelphia; Simms, J.D.; Simms, W. Gilmore; Slack, John R., Mount Holly; Sloan, Jeremiah H.; and Smallwood, J.C., Woodbury, New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Smith, Benjamin P.; Smith, Edward, Philadelphia; Smith, W., Wine Merchant, Georgetown; Smith, Louis P., Cashier at Princeton Bank; Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S., for the Bank of the United States; and Smith, Thomas L.
Correspondents include: Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman; Sterling, James S.; Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton; Stewart, Delia Tudor; Stoddert, Rebecca, Nashville, daughter of Benjamin Stoddert; Stokes, Charles, Wellingborough; Story, Joseph, Chief Justice, Cambridge; and Strickland, William.
Correspondents include: Swartwout, Robert, General; and Swartwout, Samuel, New York.
Correspondents include: Sykes, George, Upper Springfield; Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Taney, Roger Brooke (1777-1864), Attorney General, Secretary of the Treasury under Jackson, and Chief Justice of U.S.; Taylor, Jane, Washington; Tharp, William, Colonel; Thompson, Mrs.; Thompson, Richard, Trenton; Thomson, W., Somerville; and Throckmorton, J.W., Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Thurston, Charles Mynn, Washington; Thurston, Thomas, L., St. Louis, Washington; Tillow, F.R., New York; Tingey, Mrs. A.E., [possibly the widow of Commander Thomas Tingey]; Tongue, James; Towle, N.C., Doctor; Travers, John; and Tucker, Ebenezer, General, Tuckerton.
Correspondents include: Vail, D.W., New Brunswick; Vanschoik, William, Shrevesburg; Voorhees, Philip F., Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; Vowell, Thomas, Alexandria; Vredenbergh, Peter, Jr., Freehold; Wainwright, Robert Denver, [Colonel], Marine Corps, Norfolk, Virginia; Wakeman, Thaddeus, Jersey City; Walker, John M., Georgetown, to W.A. Bradley; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Ward, John D., Williamsburg; Warrington, Lewis, Captain, U.S. Navy; Waterman, E.; and Watson, Joseph, President of Lehing Coal & Navigation Co.
Correspondents include: Webb, Samuel; Webster, Daniel, Boston; Weeks, William R. (1783-1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1809, Newark; Welch, George H., Concord, New Hampshire; Wells, Daniel, New York; Wells, Mrs. S.; and West, J.E., Catawba.
Correspondents include: Whelan, William; White, Joseph M., Colonel; White, Josiah, Philadelphia; and White, Thomas W.
Correspondents include: Whitehead, Asa, Newark; Whitehead, John, New Orleans; Whittlesey, Elisha, Canfield, Ohio; Widdenfield, William, Philadelphia; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Willinks, P., Amsterdam; and Willis, William B., Somers Point.
Correspondents include: Wilson, D.M. and Wilson, James, S.L.S.'s "associate in practise."
Correspondents include: Winslow, Edward, Charleston, South Carolina; Winter, Gabriel, Baltimore; Wirt, Catherine G., daughter of William Wirt; Wirts, W., Philadelphia; Witherspoon, John, Columbia, S.C.; Woodruff, Aaron, brother of Doctor W. Woodruff and son of "our old Attorney General;" Woodruff, George; Wright, A.P., Trenton; Wright, Samuel G.; Wurts, Alexander, Flemington; Wyer, Edward; Yaule, John, Tuckerton, New Jersey; and Zabriskie, James C., New Brunswick.
Correspondents include: Alexander, Thomas A., New York, Cashier at Morris Canal & Banking Co., 1837; Allinson, Samuel, Jr., Locust Hill (Cherokee Treaty); American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia; Annirs, William C., Liberty Corner; Armstrong, James T., Midshipman; Armstrong, Mary M., Trenton; and Ash, Thomas T. & Co. (Publishers, Philadelphia).
Correspondents include: B., A., Portland, Maine; Bacot, Mr.; Bainbridge, Susan, widow of Commodore Bainbridge; Baldwin, Henry (1780-1844), Justice of U.S. Supreme Court; Baldwin, M.L.; Barclay, Joseph, Eaton Town; Bartlett, G., New York; Barton, William-Paul Crillon (d. 1856), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Battersby, Haynes W. (d. 1840); Bayard, Samuel J. (1767-1840), College of New Jersey Class of 1784, Jurist, brother-in-law of A.B. Dod; Beardsley, C.S. of Princeton; Beasley, Frederick, Doctor, Trenton; Benedict, J., New York; and Betts, Walter, New York.
Correspondents include: Biddle, Nicholas (1786-1844), Scholar, Statesman, and Financier; Bishop, James, New Brunswick; Blackburn, George & Robert, & Co., Wine Merchants, Madeira; Blake, George W.; Bolton, Curtis; Bowlin, James B., nephew, Lewisburg, St. Louis; Boyd, Joseph B., Cincinnati, Ohio; Bradley, William A., Mayor of Washington; Bradstreet, Martha; Breckinridge, Ro. J., Baltimore; and Brent, Henry, Editor, Republican Review and National Magazine.
Correspondents include: Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator; Brooke, Mary E., Fredericksburg; and Brooks, Samuel R., New York.
Correspondents include: Browning, A., Jr., Camden, at New Haven in law office; Browning, Edward, brother of A. Browning; Bryan, George; Bryant, John J., Elizabethtown; Buckingham, Mr.; Bullard, George H., Exeter, New Hampshire; Burch, S.; Burnet, Oswald J., Newark; Burtis, William A., New York; Butler, Joseph, Philadelphia, Easton; and Byram, John.
Correspondents include: Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Camp, Aaron, Captain, Newark; and Campbell, C.M., Carriage Maker, Princeton.
Correspondents include: Carey, Henry Charles (1793-1879), Economist, Publisher, and son of Mathew Carey; Carroll, William Thomas, Monroe, Michigan Territory; Cassedy, Samuel; Catlin, George; Causin, Nathaniel P., Doctor, Washington; and Cazenove, Anthony Charles, Alexandria.
Correspondents include: Chadwick, A.G., St. Johnsbury, Vermont; Chamberlin, A.S., Washington; Chapman, Benjamin; Chetwood, John A. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town; Childs, James R., Sailmaker, U.S. Navy; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; and Clark, William P., Doctor.
Correspondents include: Clarke, James T., Doctor; Clarke, M. St. Clair; Clarkson, John E., Rahway; Clawson, J.R., Doctor; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clement, Samuel E., Alton, Illinois; Cluss, John L.; and Clymer, Thomas W.
Correspondents include: Coffin, Isaac N.; Colson, William W.; Colt, John; Colt, Roswell L.; Colton, W., Reverend; Columbia College; Common School Library; Condit, Silas; Conger, P.L.; Cooley, Eli F. (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Clerk, Trustees, College of New Jersey; and Cooper, Benjamin.
Correspondents include: Coppuck, Peter V.; Cowell, Benjamin; Cowperthwait, I.; Coxe, John R., Jr.; Coxe, John Redman; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Crabb, Horatio N., lst Lieutenant, U.S. Marines; and Crane, J.B., U.S. Army.
Correspondents include: Crittenden, John J. (1787-1863), Lawyer, Senator, Governor of Kentucky, U.S. District Attorney, and Attorney General under Harrison; Culbreth, Richard S.; Davis, George W., Middlebury, Vermont; Davison, Charles A., Saratoga Springs, New York; Dayton, Aaron Ogden (d. 1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Treasury Department, to Commander William Boerum; De Bow, James M.; De Camp, John, son of Samuel G.I. De Camp; De Graff, John; Dickerson, Mahlon (1770-1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1789, Governor of New Jersey 1815-1817, U.S. Senator from New Jersey 1817-1833, and Secretary of the Navy 1834-1838; Dickins, Francis A.; Dickinson, Philemon, Governor of New Jersey 1836-1837, and U.S. Representative from New Jersey 1833-1836; and Dixon, George C., Secretary of Monmouth Purchase Co.
Correspondents include: Doane, George Washington (1799-1859), Second Episcopal Bishop of New Jersey; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Dod, Lewis S.; Doe, Benjamin; Donnell, Eleanor O.; Douglas, D.B.; Drake, Charles D., son of Doctor Daniel Drake; Drake, Daniel, Doctor; Draper, Lyman C.; Draper, Simeon, Jr.; and Drury, E.N., Middlebury, Vermont.
Correspondents include: DuBarry, Edmund L., Doctor; Dugdale, Thomas A.; Dusenbery, William C.; Eakin, Alphonso L.; Easter, Ira A.; Edgar, William; Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Elkington, John A.; Elliot, S. Alfred; and Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883).
Correspondents include: Ely, Isaac M.; Evans, Samuel; Everest, C., Hartford; Ewing, Francis A., son of Charles Ewing; Ewing, James, Jr.; Ewing, P.B., Lancaster, Ohio; Fahnestock, Levi; Fenton, D.; and Ferguson, James, Sailing Master of the Frigate Constitution, Naval Asylum, near Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Fish, Cook & Co.; Fisher, Joseph Coleman; Fitch, Thomas, Doctor; Ford, Henry A., Morristown; Ford, Henry, Minister, Union, New Jersey; and Frazer, Charles C.
Correspondents include: Freeman, Edgar; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); French Minister, M. Poutois; and French, B.R., House of Representatives.
Correspondents include: Gale, Anthony; Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; Gamble, H.L.; Gardette, E.B., Dentist; and Gibson, Isaac, Cashier for Morris Canal & Banking Co.
Correspondents include: Gifford, A.; Girault, A.N.; Glenn, John; Godwin, A. Jr., Colonel; Godwin, Parke; Goldsborough, Charles W. to T.H. Crawford; Gordon, J. McDonald; Gordon, Thomas F.; Graham, Arabella; Green, George; Green, Henry W., Trenton; and Green, James S.
Correspondents include: Greene, Albert; Greene, R.W., Providence; Grew, Mary; Griswold, George; Griswold, N. L.; Gunton, W., President of the Bank of Washington; and Gurley, Ralph Randolph (1797-1872), Reverend.
Correspondents include: Hacker, Isaiah; Hall, Charles F.; Halsted Ol. S. (d. 1877), College of New Jersey Class of 1810; Halsted, William (d. 1878), College of New Jersey Class of 1812; Hamill, H. and S.M., Principals of the Classical & Commercial High School, Lawrenceville, New Jersey; Hamilton, James, Burlington, New Jersey; and Hamilton, Robert.
Correspondents include: Hammitt, Joseph; Hampton, Isaac H.; Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy; Hart, Samuel F.; Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph (1770-1843), Geodesist, Mathematician, and lst Coastal Surveyor; Hazard, Benjamin; Heard, William V.; Henderson, D.; Henderson, Fenton Mercer; Herbert, B.W., Shepherdstown, Virginia; and Herring, James.
Correspondents include: Hickey, W.; Hill, Mrs. S.A.; Hobbie, S.R., Acting Postmaster General; Hogan, William; Holdich, Joseph, Wesleyan University; Homans, Benjamin; Hopkins, John H.; and Hopper, Edward.
Correspondents include: Hornor, Robert E.; Howell, Joshua B.; Hudson, J.; Hughes, George W.; and Hunt, Ralph.
Correspondents include: Jackson, John; Jackson, John P.; Jackson, Joseph; Janney, Phineas; and Jeffers, William N.
Correspondents include: Johnson, Hannah; Johnson, P.A., Morristown; Johnson, Reverdy; Johnson, Samuel; Johnston, Robert, Second Assistant Postmaster General; Jones, Archibald, Frankfurt, Maine; Jones, David; Jones, Henry C.; Jones, Joseph S.; and Jones, S.
Correspondents include: Keese, John; Kenmore, Beverley, Captain; Kerr, Jacob; Kilbourn, Byron, President of the Milwaukee & Rock River Canal Co., circular; Kimball & Rogers; King, Jacob M., Morristown, New Jersey; Kinney, Charles to Henry Clay; and Knott, Wilson, Major, Superintendent of Morris Canal.
Correspondents include: Lancaster, Joseph, Founder of an educational system; Latham, J.W.; Laurie, William; Lawrence, James N.; Lee, B.F. & Co.; Lee, John, includes petition bearing 51 signatures; Lee, Robert; and Lenox, Robert.
Correspondents include: Levier, C.H.; Levy, L.J.; Lewis, L.; Lewis, William, Grocer; Littell, John S., Editor of the Law Library; Lord, Edwin, Vice President of the Morris Canal & Banking Co.; Losey, Jacob; Lovell, Joseph; Ludlam, Henry, Cape May, New Jersey; and Ludlow, Phebe Ann.
Correspondents include: MacCulloch, P.L., Salem; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Macomb, Harriet B.; Manners, James S., General; March & Benson, Wine Merchants, New York; Marcy, Samuel S.; Mason, Roswell B.; Mauro, P.; Maxey, Virgil; and May, William L.
Correspondents include: McCaleb, Theodore Howard; McChesney, Charles G., Doctor; McDowell, J., Secretary of the Trustees of the Theological Seminary of Presbyterian Church; McElroy, J., Doctor; McGregor, Hugh; McIntosh, John H.; McLure, Louis; Meeker, Hiram L.; Mercer, Hugh, Colonel; Mercer, John C.; Metcalf, Theron, Dedham, Mississippi; Miller, Andrew, Flemington, New Jersey; Miller, J.D.; Miller, Mrs. L.E., Washington; Milligan, John J., Washington, Wilmington; and Miner, J.L., Columbus, Ohio.
Correspondents include: Moore, Samuel, Doctor; Morgan, J.B., & Co., Wine Merchants of Washington; Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners; Morris, Charles V., Lieutenent, U.S. Navy, Cold Springs; Morris, William; Morrow, John, Paterson, New Jersey; Mumford, Thomas, Schenectady, New York; Murdugh, James, Portsmouth, Louisiana; Naudain, A.; Nelson, Samuel; Nevius, James S.; Nevius, William J., Rahway; Newbold, Watson; Newell, Daniel, Baltimore; and Newkirk, Matthew, Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Nichols, Abraham, Newark; Nicholson, Augustus A., Captain; Nicklin & Johnson, Booksellers, Philadelphia; Noble, John S., Paterson; Norris, William Herbert, Yale College; Ogden, Aaron; Ogden, David Bayard (1775-1849), Lawyer; Ogden, Henry W., Lieutenant, U.S.; and Ogden, Thomas L.
Correspondents include: Olden, Emily, Princeton; Osmun, John C., Orange, New Jersey; Otis, Stephen, C., Exeter, New Hampshire; Otto, William T.; Page, W.; Palmer, Daniel; Pancoast, James C., Bordentown; Parker, J.B., Carlisle, Pennsylvania; and Parsons, A., Colonel.
Correspondents include: Patterson, Daniel F., Navy Yard; Patterson, Thomas, Hagerstown, Middlebrook, Maryland; Payne, John Howard; Pennington, Alexander C.M. (d. 1867), Honorary Degree from College of New Jersey 1864, Member of New Jersey Assembly 1837-1839, and U.S. Representative 1853-1857; and Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826).
Correspondents include: Peters, Richard, Jr., Reporter of Supreme Court 1839; Phenix Bank; Pierson, Albert (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1810; Poinsett, Joel Roberts (1779-1851); Pool, John A., New Brunswick; Porter, Jane D., Owner of Louisville Female Seminary; Porter, Peter B., General; and Post, Edwin.
Correspondents include: Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Randolph, Joseph Fitz, Freehold; and Raynor, Hiram, Bookseller, 76 Bowery, Syracuse, New York.
Correspondents include: Reading, James Newell (d. 1884), College of New Jersey Class of 1829, Somerville, Albany; Reckless, Joseph W.; Reilly, Boyd; Reynolds, J.N.; Risler, William T.; Robinson, George W.; Robinson, R.O., Newark; Rochester, William B., Judge; Rodgers, Robert S., eldest son of Commodore Rodgers; Roe, David; Rogers, Lloyd N., Baltimore; Ross, John McDonald (d. 1842), College of New Jersey Class of 1841, Louisville, Princeton; Ross, John, Principal Emigrant Chief of the Cherokees; and Ross, Lewis, Indian Agent of Cherokees.
Correspondents include: Salter, Thomas B. (d.. 1850), College of New Jersey Class of 1809, Doctor, Surgeon, U.S. Navy; Saltonstall, Roswell, New York; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Scattergood, Samuel, Philadelphia; Schienn(?), John O.; Scofield, James J., Morristown; Scott, David, W., son of Gustavus and Elizabeth Scott; Scott, Elizabeth D., Crawfordsville, Indiana; Scott, G.H., son of Gustavus and Elizabeth Scott, Crawfordsville; and Scott, John, Oakwood, near Warrenton, St. Louis.
Correspondents include: Seeley, Elias P., Bridgeton; Selden, Dudley, New York; Sellers, William F.; Semmes, Thomas, Alexandria, printed circular; Sheldon, Luther H., Andover, Massachusetts; Sherman, William P.; Shreve, Ralph H., Trenton; Shumway, Edward S., Middlebury, Vermont; Simpson, James Hervey, 1st Lieutenant, U.S., Topographical Engineer; Skillman, William L., Ringoes; Slack, John R., Mount Holly; Smallwood, J.C., Woodbury, New Jersey; Smith, Benjamin P.; Smith, Isaac T., Camden, New York; Smith, Robert S., Doctor, Bound Brook; and Smith, William Steuben, Washington, printed.
Correspondents include: Southard Henry L. (1816-1864), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, son of S.L.S.; Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.; and Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.
Correspondents include: Southard, Samuel L., Jr. (1819-1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, Reverend, son of S.L.S; and Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman.
Correspondents include: Southworth, S.S.; Spotswood, George W., Springfield, Illinois, University of Virginia; Sprague, Peleg, Jurist, Boston, Portland; and Sprigg, Osborn, son of Samuel Sprigg, Northhampton.
Correspondents include: Steele, William, Philadelphia; Stewart, Agnes, Albany; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; Stewart, Edward F., Colonel; Storrs, William C., Whitesboro, New York; Stosson, John, New York; Strader, John, Jr., Port Colden; Stryker, Samuel S., General Store, Trenton; Suter, John; and Swartwout, Samuel, New York.
Correspondents include: Tallmadge, N.P.; Tanner, Henry S., Philadelphia; Tenney, J.E., Middlebury, Vermont; Terhune, John, New Brunswick; Terrell, George, includes enclosed letter of 1826 March 20; Tharp, William; and Thomas, George C.
Correspondents include: Thompson, Benjamin F., proposing enlarged history of Long Island; Thompson, Richard P.; Thomson, W., Somerville; Tichener, James H., Newark; Tillow, F.R., New York; Torrey, John, Doctor, Colonel of Physicians, Surgeons, New York; Travers, John; Tremaine, E.R., New York; and Tucker, Enoch.
Correspondents include: Vail, D.W., New Brunswick; Van Arsdale, Elias, Newark; Vroom, Peter D., Jr.; Waddell, William Coventry H., New York; Wadsworth & Smith, Wine Merchants; Wakeman, Thaddeus, Jersey City; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Ward, Cyrus F.; Ward, John D., Williamsburg; Warrington, Lewis, Captain, U.S. Navy; and Watkinson, Jane H.
Correspondents include: Webb, Samuel; Webb, William; Webster, Daniel, Boston; Webster, Noah, New Haven; Weed, Major, Marine Corps; Weld, Moses W., Harvard University; Wellford, Beverly R., brother ofJohn S. Wellford; Whigs of Baltimore; Whigs of Philadelphia; and Whitcomb, James, Commissioner General, Land office.
Correspondents include: White, Hugh L., Chief Commissioner on Indian Affairs, Senate; White, Joseph M., Colonel; White, Margaret, Mrs., New Brunswick; White, Thomas W.; and White, William.
Correspondents include: Whitehead, William Adee, Collector of Port of Key West 1838, Perth Amboy, brother of John Whitehead; Whittlesey, Elisha, Canfield, Ohio; and Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833.
Correspondents include: Wilson, James, S.L.S.'s "associate in practise;" and Wilson, Samuel B., Union Theological Seminary, Virginia.
Correspondents include: Winebrener, Robert, & Co.; Wines, Enoch Cobb, Edgehill Seminary, Princeton; Winter, Gabriel, Baltimore; Wirt, William C., son of William Wirt; Wood, James; Woodruff, George; Wortley, Horace, Exeter; Wright, Charles, Trenton; Wright, J.C.; Wright, Samuel G.; Wyer, Edward; Yard, C.C., Nurseryman, Trenton; Yates, Henry, New York; Yorke, T. Jones, Salem; Young, John J., Pompton Plains; and Zabriskie, James C., New Brunswick.
Correspondents include: Abert, J.J.; Alexander, Thomas A., New York, Cashier at Morris Canal & Banking Co.; Allen, William, Fredericksburg; Amory, R.G., New York; Archer, A.W., Burlington; Archibald, C.D., Halifax, Nova Scotia; Argus; Armstrong, Andrew; Armstrong, James T., Midshipman; Asby, William E.; and Ayers, Frazee.
Correspondents include: Bacot, Charles B.C., Morris C. & B. Co., Jersey City; Bainbridge, Susan, widow of Commodore Bainbridge; Balch, Thomas Bloomer (d. 1818), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; Balch, W.; and Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain.
Correspondents include: Barrett, William C.; Barrows, W.; Bartlett, G., New York; Bascom, William F., Middlebury College, Vermont; Battersby, Haynes W. (d. 1840); Beale, Robert; Beebee, Pierre Ogilvie, New York; and Bell, P.A., New York.
Correspondents include: Biddle, Edward R., New York, Vice President, and later President, of Morris Canal & Banking Co.; and Biddle, Nicholas (1786-1844), Scholar, Statesman, and Financier.
Correspondents include: Bigelow, George Tyler; Foster, Bisbee & Co.; Black, William, Jr.; Blatchford, Samuel, New York; Blauvelt, J.S., New Brunswick; Bloomfield, Isabella, Mother-in-law of Joseph Croskey; and Blunt, J.
Correspondents include: Bowlin, James B., Nephew, Lewisburg, St. Louis; Bradley, P., Post Office Department, Office of Mail Contracts; Bradley, William A., Mayor of Washington; Braxton, C.M.; Breckinridge, John (1797-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Presbyterian Clergyman, Controversialist; Brooks, Samuel R., New York; Brown, B.R., Mount Holly; and Bryant, James, R.M., Crawfordsville, Indiana.
Correspondents include: Cabell, William H. (1772-1853), Lawyer and Governor of Virginia; Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Cady, Eli F.; Camp, Aaron, Captain, Newark; Campbell, C.M., Carriage Maker, Princeton; Campbell, Joseph, Reverend, Milford; and Carey, Henry Charles (1793-1879), Economist, Publisher, and son of Mathew Carey.
Correspondents include: Carpender, E.W., Lieutenant Navy; Carroll, William Thomas, Monroe, Michigan Territory; Cary, B.B., Racine, Wisconsin; Cassedy, George (1783-1842); Cassedy, Samuel, Jersey City; Chandler, Joseph R., U.S. Gazette, Com. of Council to Distribute Elegy of Charles Carroll of Carrollton; and Chandler, William, Passed Midshipman.
Correspondents include: Cist, Lewis, J., Cincinnati; Claggett, D.; Clark, C.F.; and Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Clarke, M. St. Clair; Clay, H.; Clerk, Andrew, Agent for D. Gregory & Co., Jersey City; Clymer, George; Coates, Reynell; Cobbs, William F., Exeter, New Hampshire; and Coe, Isaac, Doctor.
Correspondents include: Coleman, Dan; Colt, Roswell L.; Combs, Thomas E.; and Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honorary degree from College of New Jersey 1816.
Correspondents include: Connell, Mr.; Cooley, Eli F. (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Clerk, Trustees, College of New Jersey; Cooper, S., Acting Secretary of War 1839; Cope, Thomas P., for the Mercantile Library Company of Philadelphia; Cornick, James, Doctor, Surgeon, U.S. Navy; Corson, Richard D., Doctor; and Cowell & Evans.
Correspondents include: Craig, Misses; Crittenden, John J. (1787-1863), Lawyer, Senator, Governor of Kentucky, U.S. District Attorney, and Attorney General under Harrison; Crittenden, S.; Crombie, William; Crowninshield, B.W.; Crumby, Mr.; and Curtis, Edward, Customs House, New York.
Correspondents include: Davis, Thomas A., Treasurer of the Boston Lyceum; Day, William F.; Dearborn, George; Dickinson, Philemon; Dickinson, Mrs. P.; Douglas, D.B.; Draper, Simeon, Jr.; and Dyer, Edward.
Correspondents include: Eakin, Alphonso L.; Ellis, John F.; Ewing, James, Jr.; Farley, John, Major, U.S. Coast Survey; Fendall, Philip R. (1794-1868), College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Ferguson, James, Sailing Master of the Frigate Constitution, Naval Asylum, near Philadelphia; and Fitch, Thomas, Doctor.
Correspondents include: Ford, Gab. H., Judge, Morristown; Ford, Henry A., Morristown; Forsyth, John, Department of State; Freeman, W.N., Colonel, Marine Corps; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861).
Correspondents include: Galloway, James, printed; Garesche, G.; and Gibson, Isaac, Cashier for Morris Canal & Banking Co.
Correspondents include: Gilchrist, R.; Glenn, John; Goble, J.G., Doctor; Gordon, Thomas F.; and Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General.
Correspondents include: Grant, Charles; Gray, William Farley, Colonel; Green, James S.; Gregory, Dudley S.; and Grinnell, M.H.
Correspondents include: H., N.; Hacker, F.; Hadermann, C.A.; Hall, David A.; Halsey, Samuel B. to Louis Condict; Halsted, Job S.; and Halsted, M.O.
Correspondents include: Hamill, H. & S.M., Principals of the Classical & Commercial High School, Lawrenceville, New Jersey; Hamilton, Robert; Hanna, James; Hanson, Samuel; Hargous, P.A.; Harrison, Elias (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1814; Harrison, T.C., Doctor, New Egypt, New Jersey; Hart, Samuel F.; and Hazard, Benjamin.
Correspondents include: Henderson, D.; Henry, William; Hill, James J., Newark; Hinsdale, Henry; Hodgarn, Henry; and Hoffman, Ogden (1793-1856), Lawyer, Member of Congress, and husband of Virginia and Southard's daughter.
Correspondents include: Holcombe, Emley; Hollinshead, Joshua, Trenton; Homans, Benjamin; Hornor, Robert E.; Hudson, J.T.; and Hugg, Joseph.
Correspondents include: Hull, Samuel P.; Hulse, Jonus [sic] Jr.; Humphrey, Gouverneur; Humphrey, James; Hunt, Freeman; Hunter, Charles G., Midshipman; Hurd, D.B., Morristown, New Jersey; and Hutchinson, J.P., Newark.
Correspondents include: Inskeep, John, Sr.; Jackson, John P.; Janeway, Thomas L.; Janney, Phineas; Jeffers, William N.; Jeffery, Ann; Johnson, Enos W., College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Johnson, Jeromus; Johnson, R.M.; and Jones, Ezekiel.
Correspondents include: Kerr, Jacob; Kibber, Isaac L.; King, Charles (1789-1867); Knight, Nehemiah R. (1780-1854), Governor of Rhode Island 1817-1821 and U.S. Senator 1821-1841; and Knott, Wilson, Major, Superintendent of Morris Canal.
Correspondents include: Lawrence, Abbott (1792-1855), Textile Manufacturer, Congressman, and U.S. Minister to Great Britain; Lawrence, J.W.; Learnard, William; Lee, Adam; Lee, Robert; and Lee, William.
Correspondents include: Lewis, Charles D.; Lewis, William, Grocer; Lieber, Francis; Lindsley, A.B.; and Linn, L.F.
Correspondents include: London, Jabez J., Negro servant, letter regarding Mrs. Southard's behavior; Lord, Edwin; Lott, Peter; Lucas, F., Jr.; and Lyman, Samuel P.
Correspondents include: Maclean, John; Mallory, F.; March & Benson, Wine Merchants, New York; Mason, Roswell B.; Maxwell, Henry D.; Maxwell, John Patterson Bryant (1804-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1823, U.S. Representative; and May, William L.
Correspondents include: McChesney, Charles G., Doctor; McDowell, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1801, Reverend; McIntyre, Archibald; McLaughlin, Edward, Chaplain, U.S. Navy; Meeker, Hiram L.; Mercer, Charles Fenton (1778-1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1797; Merrick, William D.; and Miller, J.D.
Correspondents include: Miller, J.W.; and Miller, Samuel B., Newark.
Correspondents include: Morgan, J.B.; Morton, Samuel C., Philadelphia; Murdaugh, James, Portsmouth, Louisiana; and Murray, James B., New York, brother of Hamilton Murray.
Correspondents include: Neale, Augustus; Nevius, James S.; and Nicholson, Augustus A., Captain.
Correspondents include: Ogden, David Bayard (1775-1849), Lawyer; Oliver, Charles, New York; Oliver, Henry Kemble, Salem; and Oliver, Thomas, New York.
Correspondents include: Parkins, J.W.; Parmentier, Charles T.; Parsons, A., Colonel; Paulding, James K., Secretary of the Navy under Van Buren 1838-1841; and Peaslee, Edmund R.
Correspondents include: Pennington, Aaron, Samuel (d. 1869), College of New Jersey Class of 1817, Member of New Jersey Senate 1827-1829, and son of William S. Pennington; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Perine, D.M., Baltimore; Perley, Fredrick, Brunswick, Maine; Peters, Richard, Jr., Reporter of Supreme Court 1839; Pontois, French Minister; and Porter, Robert M., Nashville, Tennessee.
Correspondents include: Post, Edwin; and Post, W.B.
Correspondents include: Prime, J. Aretas, Evesham, New Jersey; Proudfit, Alexander, Reverend; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Reading, James Newell (d. 1884), College of New Jersey Class of 1829, Somerville, Albany; Reckless, Joseph W.; Reilly, Boyd, Doctor and inventor of the vapor-bath; and Reynolds, J.N.
Correspondents include: Robson, John; Ross, John McDonald (d. 1842), College of New Jersey Class of 1841, Louisville, Princeton; Rossell, Z.A.C., Colonel, General; Rosser, L., receipt; Russell, Archibald, New York; and Ryerson, Martin, Attorney.
Correspondents include: Salter, Thomas B. (d. 1850), College of New Jersey Class of 1809, Doctor, Surgeon, U.S. Navy; Salter, William D., Captain, brother of Thomas B. Salter; Saltonstall, Roswell, New York; Sarmiento, Mary; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Schenck, Peter S.; Scott, Elizabeth D., Crawfordsville, Indiana; Scott, William B.; Seeley, Elias P., Bridgeton; Sherrerd, John M.; Shotwell, Robert Murray, New Brunswick; Shreve & Cambell, Ham Merchants; and Shuler, John S., Trenton.
Correspondents include: Simpson, T.W., son of J.N. Simpson; Skillman, G., Princeton; Slack, John R., Mount Holly; Smallwood, J.C., Woodbury, New Jersey; Smith, Benjamin P.; Smith, Isaac T., Camden, New York; Smith, Robert S., Doctor, Bound Brook; Snowden, W., Trenton; and Southard, Dan Doty, nephew.
Correspondents include: Southard, Henry, son of S.L.S.; and Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S.
Correspondents include: Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard; and Southard, Samuel L., Jr. (1819-1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, Reverend, son of S.L.S
Correspondents include: Southard, Samuel L., Jr., son of S.L.S.; and Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman.
Correspondents include: Spotswood, George W., Springfield, Illinois, University of Virginia; Stansbury, Arthur J.; Sterling, Gilbert Southard, Philadelphia, Evansville; Stevens, William; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; and Stewart, Mrs., Washington.
Correspondents include: Stockton, Robert Field (1795-1866), Naval officer, U.S. Senator for New Jersey; Storer, Bellamy, Cincinnati; Stryker, Samuel S., General Store, Trenton; Suydam, Abraham; and Swartwout, R., General.
Correspondents include: Tallmadge, James, General, New York; Taylor, Edward; Taylor, George; Templeman, George to James Ewing Thompson, Richard P.; and Thomson, W., Somerville.
Correspondents include: Tichener, James H., Newark; Tox, Isaiah, Camden; Trelease, Charles; Tucker, Ebenezer (?), General, Tuckerton; Tucker, Thomas William, New York; Tudor, Mrs.; Turner, Charles; Tuttle, Joseph N.; Twiggs, Captain; and Tyndale, R.
Correspondents include: Valentine, Caleb H., Harrethtown; Van Andale, E., Jr., Newark; Van Buren, Martin, President of the United States, invitation; Van Mater, Joseph H.; Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt, Burlington, New Jersey; Vivans, Louis, Washington; Waddell, William Coventry H., New York; and Wadsworth & Smith, Wine Merchants.
Correspondents include: Wakeman, E.B., Jersey City; Wakeman, Thaddeus, Jersey City; and Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren.
Correspondents include: Webb, J. Watson, New York; Whitcomb, James, Commissioner General, Land Office; White, Thomas W.; Whitehead, Ira C. (d. 1867), College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Whitehead, John, New Orleans; Whitehead, William Adee, Collector of Port of Key West 1838, Perth Amboy, brother of John Whitehead; and Whitney, R.M.
Correspondents include: Wilby, Richard R., Boston; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; and Williamson, William (d. 1870), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Delphi, Indiana Territory.
Correspondents include: Wilson, James, S.L.S.'s "associate in practise;" Wilson, John O., U.S. Navy, nephew of Judge Wilson; Winslow, Edward, Charleston, South Carolina; Winter, Gabriel, Baltimore; Wirt, E.W., wife of William Wirt; Wish, Mary; Withers, J.; Woodman, Horatio,; Woodruff, A. Dickinson, Trenton; and Woolly, Benjamin M., Jersey City.
Correspondents include: Adair, Thomas B.; Albro, Stephen, Buffalo; Allen, Edmund W., Shrewsbury, New Jersey; Allen, Lucius B., New York; Allyn, T.M., Hartford to O. Hoffman; Angus, Susan M.; Ashton, Albert B., Philadelphia; Atticus; and Ayerigg, John B., Paramus.
Correspondents include: Bacot, Charles B.C., Morris C. & B. Co., Jersey City; Bailey, Alexander H., Catskill to S.L.S., Jr.; Baldwin, Henry (1780-1844), Justice of U.S. Supreme Court; Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain; Bartlett, A.H., New York; Bates, Joshua; and Battersby, Haynes W. (d. 1840).
Correspondents include: Beach, Zenas L., Catskill; Beebee, Pierre Ogilvie, New York; Benedict, L.; Bevan, William, Bridgeton, New Jersey; Bininger A. & Co.; Birge, Joseph H.; Black, William, Jr.; Blackburn, Edward, Wine Merchant, New York; Blake, John B.; Blauvelt, J.S., New Brunswick; and Bliss & Creighton, Chronometer Manufacturers, New York.
Correspondents include: Boeman, D. W., Philadelphia; Boice, Cornelius, Plainfield; Bontemps, Charles, Camden; Bowlin, James B., Nephew, Lewisburg, St. Louis; Bowron, John S., New York; Bradford, Alexander W., New York; Bradford, Duncan, Professor of Math in the Navy; Bradley, P., Post Office Department, Office of Mail Contracts; and Bradley, William A., Mayor of Washington.
Correspondents include: Brittin, Abraham, Bridge builder; Brown, Van, Carrollton; Browning, A., Jr., Camden, at New Haven in law office; Bruen, Matthias, Perth Amboy; Buchanan, F. Selina, Philadelphia; Buffum, N.W.; Burnett, Oswald J., Newark; Butler, George, Belvidere; Butler, Joseph, Philadelphia, Easton; Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Camp, Aaron, Captain, Newark; Campbell, C.M., Carriage Maker, Princeton; and Campbell, Joseph, Reverend, Milford.
Correspondents include: Carberry, Mr.; Carey, W.F.; Carroll, William Thomas, Monroe, Michigan Territory; Carter, Mrs.; Causin, Nathaniel P., Doctor, Washington; Chadwick, Taber; Chambers, Thomas, Philadelphia; Chandler, Joseph R., U.S. Gazette, Com. of Council to Distribute Elegy of Charles Carroll of Carrollton; Chapin, Loring D. of New York; and Chetwood, John A. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town.
Correspondents include: Clark, J.C.; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clarke, M. St. Clair; and Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major.
Correspondents include: Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clayton, John M.; Coates, Reynell; Coe, Isaac, Doctor; Colston, Josiah; Colt, Roswell L.; Colt, Samuel (18l4-1862), Chemist and Inventor of Revolver and Submarine Battery; Colton, W., Reverend; and Colwell, S.
Correspondents include: Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honorary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Cooke, R.L.; Cooley, Eli F. (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Clerk, Trustees, College of New Jersey; Cooper, Benjamin; Cornick, James, Doctor, Surgeon, U.S. Navy; and Costill, Uriah.
Correspondents include: Cowles, F.P.; Cox, Charles; Cox, L.J.; Cox, Samuel H.; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Crabb, Horatio N., lst Lieutenant, U.S. Marines; Crapin, Samuel; Crary, Edward C.; Creary, Isaac E. to James K. Paulding, Secretary of the Navy; Crisfield, J.W.; Crittenden, John J. (1787-1863), Lawyer, Senator, Governor of Kentucky, U.S. District Attorney, and Attorney General under Harrison; Croxall, Daniel C.; and Curtis, Edward, Customs House, New York.
Correspondents include: Dana, Amasa; Davis, Charles Augustus (Alias: Jack Downing); De Lancy, W.H.; Dickinson, Philemon, Governor of New Jersey 1836-1837, and U.S. Representative from New Jersey 1833-1836; Dobyn, Thomas L.; Dod, Abert B.; Doremus, Albert G.; Dorsey, John L.; Doty, Samuel S., Doctor; Dougherty, Alexander N.; Douglas, E.A.; Douglass, L.F., Firm of Douglass & Bacot; and Doyle, Thomas A.
Correspondents include: Draper, Simeon, Jr.; Dusenbery, William C.; Eayre, Thomas W.; Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Eggleston, H.B.; Eights, James; Ellis, John F.; and Ellsworth, H.L.
Correspondents include: Elmer, Daniel; Ewing, James, Jr.; Fairchild, Ezra; Fairfield, Jane; Farlee, Isaac, G.; Farwell, Eli; Ferguson, J.; and Ferris, Benjamin, Clerk, Friends Committee.
Correspondents include: Field, Richard S.; Fillmore, Millard (1800-1874), U.S. Representative for New York 1833-1835 and 1837-1843, U.S. Vice President 1849-1850, and U.S. President 1850-1853; Fine, Philip; Fitch, James D., New York; Fitch, Thomas, Doctor; Fithian Samuel L.; Flower, George (1788-1862), Pioneer and Founder of Albion; Force, Peter, Mayor of Washington and Editor of the National Journal; Forrey, Samuel, Doctor; Forsyth, Mrs.; Foster, Thomas; and Franklin, Morris, New York.
Correspondents include: Freeman, Edgar; Freeman, W.N., Colonel, Marine Corps; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); and Fuller, James C.
Correspondents include: Gales, Joseph Jr., Partner in Gales & Seaton, Printers; and Garland, R.
Correspondents include: Gilchrist, Robert O., Cashier for Morris Canal & Banking Co., to S.L.S.; Gilman, Doctor; Glenn, John; Godkin, Samuel, Jr.; Godwin, A. Jr., Colonel; Goldsborough, Charles W.; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; and Govan, James.
Correspondents include: Gray, P.J.; Gray, William Farley, Colonel; Green, George; Green, James S.; Green, Thomas A.; Greenleaf, Jonathan; Greenough, B. F., circular; and Gregory, Dudley S.
Correspondents include: Griffith, John; Griggs, Thomas, Charlestown, Virginia; Grinnell, M.H.; Grover, S.R.; Gummere, Samuel R., Mount Holly; Gwinn, John officer, U.S. Navy; Hagerty, Michael; Hagerty, Uzal C.; Haight, Warren, Jersey City; Hale, Henry F.; Hall, Hiland, Governor of Vermont and Historian; and Hall, J.C., Doctor and Lieutenant.
Correspondents include: Halsey, William; Halsted O. S. (d. 1877), College of New Jersey Class of 1810; Hambleton, Edward N., Easton, Maryland, printed; Hamilton Literary Association, Brooklyn; Hamilton, James A., printed; Hamilton, Peter (1817-1888), College of New Jersey Class of 1835, friend of M.S.'s son; Hammitt, Joseph; and Hannah, J.M.
Correspondents include: Harris T.S. (d. 1842), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Reverend and Missionary to Seamen, Port of New York; Harris, Thomas, Doctor and Surgeon in the U.S. Navy; Harrison, Elias (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1814; Harrison, Robert Monroe, American Consul, British West Indies; Harrison, T.C., Doctor, New Egypt, New Jersey; and Harrow, Margaret, sister of Rebecca Harrow Southard.
Correspondents include: Hartwell, Thomas A.; Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph (1770-1843), Geodesist, Mathematician, and lst Coastal Surveyor; Hatch, George G.; and Hazelton, Stacy.
Correspondents include: Heard, William V.; Hedges, Mrs. S., Ladies Committee Whigs of Columbia County, New York (with twelve other women); Henkle, Benjamin, Lafayette, Indiana (with thirteen others); Hetrick, Josiah P.; Hidden, Enoch; Hillman, John H.; Hoffman, David, Baltimore, Maryland; and Hoffman, Ogden (1793-1856), Lawyer, Member of Congress, and husband of Virginia, Southard's daughter.
Correspondents include: Hogan, William; Holbrook, Amory, Bowdoin College; Holleman, Joel; Holt, Charles; Holt, Henry D.; and Homans, Benjamin.
Correspondents include: Hone, P.; Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Houston, John H.; Howe, Roswell, Corresponding Secretary Whig Society; Hoxie, Joseph; Hoxsey, Thomas D.; Hudson, J.T.; Hull, Samuel P.; Humphrey, James; Hunt, Ishi V., son of Ralph Hunt; Hunt, John; Hutchinson, J.P.
Correspondents include: Ihrie, C.J.; Inskeep, John, Sr.; Jackson, John P.; Jackson, William; Jandon, A.G.; Janney, Phineas; Jarrett, James; Jeffers, William N.; Jeffery, Ann; Jenifer; Jennings, Thomas W., Newark; Johnson, Enos W., College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Johnson, Lewis & N. Callan Jr., Wine Merchants, receipt; Johnson, Reverdy; Johnson, W.S.; Johnson, Walter R.; Jones, Lewis, Jr., Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania; and Jones, Walter, General.
Correspondents include: Kean, John; Keasbey, Edward Q., Salem; Kerr, Jacob; King, H., Doctor; Kinney, William B. (1799-1880), Journalist, Diplomat, and Charge at Turin; Kinsey, Charles; Kirby, Richard; and Knott, Wilson, Major, Superintendent of Morris Canal.
Correspondents include: Lacon, William; Ladd, C.G., Middlebury, Vermont; Latta, James F., with eleven others; Leavenworth, E.W., Syracuse; Lee, Adam; Lee, B.F. & Co.; and Lee, Robert.
Correspondents include: Leggett, Smith & Laurence; Leggett, Thomas, Jr.; Leidy, S. Snyder; Lewis, A., Doctor; Lewis, Charles D.; Lewis, Frederick; Lewis, John T.; and Lewis, William, Grocer.
Correspondents include: Lincoln, Levi, Jr. (1782-1868), Lawyer, Worcester, Massachusets; Lindsley, Simeon; Lindsly, Harvey, Doctor; Littell, John S., Editor of the Law Library; Longstreet, W.R.; Lord, Edwin, Vice President of the Morris Canal & Banking Co.; Lyman, N.P.; and Lyons, James, Richmond, Virginia, printed circular.
Correspondents include: MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Manly, Charles, first name of twenty-four on printed invitation to Whig Convention; March & Benson, Wine Merchants, New York; Marcy, Samuel S., Cold Spring, Cape May; Markoe, Francis, Jr.; Marsh, Ephraim, Schooley's Mountain; Maxey, Virgil; and Maxwell, Henry D.
Correspondents include: McCauley, C.S., Captain, U.S. Navy; McChesney, Charles G., Doctor; McDowell, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1801, Reverend; McIlvaine, Henry; McKaig, Thomas J.; McKain, Alexander; McKenzie, L., first of a committee of four; McLure, James; McMartin, P., Jersey City, first of a committee of five; and McMurtrie, William Birch, Portrait and landscape painter.
Correspondents include: Meeker, Hiram L.; Mercer, Charles Fenton (1778-1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1797; Mercer, Hugh, Colonel; Merritt, Gilbert, Secaucus; Merseilles, H.R.; Miller, J.D., Morristown, New Jersey; Miller, J.W.; Miller, Samuel B., Newark; Molleson, George Plum (d. 1844), Princteton Class of 1825, Attorney General of New Jersey 1841-1844; and Montgomery, John C., Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Morgan, J.B., & Co., Wine Merchants of Washington; Morgan, S.D., Nashville, first of committee of three; Morrell, J., Secretary of Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Co.; Morris, John B., College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Morris, William C., Belvidere; Munn, Ira, Paterson; Murray, Hamilton, New York, brother of James B. Murray; Murray, N., Reverend, Elizabeth Town; Nash, Chauncey, Rochester, New York; Naudain, Arnold (1790-1872), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Wilmington; Nevius, James S.; and Nevius, John S., brother of James Nevius and son of James Nevius, Washington.
Correspondents include: Norcom, F., Vicksburg, Mississippi; Norman, J.A.L.; Ogden, J.B.; Oliver, Charles, New York; Oliver, Thomas, New York; Olmstead, George T., Princeton, printed circular; and Ovington, James, New York.
Correspondents include: Parke, David; Parkin, Charles H., College of New Jersey Class of 1841; Parmelee, T.N.; Parsons, A., Colonel; Paulding, James K., Secretary of the Navy under Van Buren 1838-1841; and Paxton, Joseph.
Correspondents include: Pennington, Alexander C.M. (d. 1867), Honorary Degree from College of New Jersey 1864, Member of New Jersey Assembly 1837-1839, and U.S. Representative 1853-1857; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Perrine, Henry, Doctor; Pettibone, John; Phillips, Elias, Trenton; Pinckney, Ann A., Washington; Pitney, Mahlon; Pleasants, B.F., Washington; and Pleasants, John Hampden (1797-1846), Editor of Whig 1824-1846, son of James Pleasants.
Correspondents include: Poe, Neilson, Baltimore, printed circular; Porter, Augustus S., Detroit, printed circular; Porter, Joseph, Waterford Works Glass Co.; Post, Edwin; Powell, M.S.; Price, Benjamin; Price, William, Hagerstown; and Proudfit, Alexander, Reverend.
Correspondents include: Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Raynor, Hiram, Bookseller, 76 Bowery, Syracuse, New York; Reading, James Newell (d. 1884), College of New Jersey Class of 1829, Somerville, Albany; Reed, Rufus S., Erie, Pennsylvania; Reeves, D., Philadelphia; Reigart, E.C., Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Reilly, Boyd, Doctor and Inventor of the Vapor-bath, printed circular; Remsen, Robert G., College of New Jersey Class of 1842; Repplier, Charles A., Philadelphia; Richards, Jesse, Batsto Iron Works; and Riston, George, Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Robertson, Aaron, Hackettstown, New Jersey; Robinson, H.W., New York; Robinson, M., Baltimore; Robson, John; Rockwell, O.W., Norwich, Connecticut, printed circular; Rose, William Boscawen; Ross, John McDonald (d. 1842), College of New Jersey Class of 1841, Louisville, Princeton; Runk, Samuel; Russell, Archibald, New York; Russell, Henry, Brooklyn; Rutter, William H., Wilkes Barre; Ryerson, Martin, Attorney; and Ryerson, Peter M.
Correspondents include: Saltonstall, Levrett, Salem; Saltonstall, Roswell, New York; Sandham, Richard; Sargent, John O., New York, first of eight names; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Scofield, James J., Morristown; Scott, J.W.; Scudder, John B. (d. 1876), College of New Jersey Class of 1830, A. M. 1834, Member Clio, Holmesville, Mississippi; Scull, G.; Sergeant, John; and Seward, William Henry (1801-1872), New York State Senator 1831-1835, Governor of New York 1831-1843, Senator 1849-1861, and Secretary of State 1861-1869.
Correspondents include: Sheldon, Harmon A., Middlebury, Vermont; Sheldon, Luther H., Andover, Massachusetts; Shepard, Charles J., New York; Sherman, William P.; Sherwood, S., Lawyer, New York; Shotwell, J.R., President of Franklin Lyceum, Rahway; Shreve, Ralph H., Trenton; Shultz, B.S., Newark; Simms, J.D.; Simpson, James Hervey, 1st Lieutenant, U.S., Topographical Engineer; Skillman, William L., Ringoes; Slack, Elijah, Doctor, Memphis; and Slaughter, A.G., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Smallwood, J.C., Woodbury, New Jersey; Smedberg, J.G., Prattsville, New York; Smith, Augustus J., Clarksburg, Virginia, first of eleven names; Smith, Charles A., Perth Amboy; Smith, John L., Editor or Publisher of National Magazine and Republican Review; Smith, John S., Deckertown; Smith, John Speed; Smith, L.A., Newark; Smith, Robert S., Doctor, Bound Brook; Smith, Thomas L.; Smith, Truman, Litchfield, Connecticut; and Solomons, Susan F., Postmistress, Princeton.
Correspondents include: Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; and Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard.
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Correspondents include: Southworth, S.S.; Spencer, J.A., Utica; Spencer, Robert D., Mount Holly; Spotswood, George W., Springfield, Illinois, University of Virginia; Stainsby, B., Newark; Sterling, Gilbert Southard, Philadelphia, Evansville; Stewart & Runkle, Port Colden; Stewart, Mrs., Washington; Stiger, David M.; Stillman, Thomas Bliss, New York; Stratton, Charles C., Mullica Hill, first of seven signatures; Stryker, P.I., General, Somerville; Stryker, Samuel S., General Store, Trenton; and Sullivan, Mrs.
Correspondents include: Taft, Marcus L.; Talbot, M.R., Chester, Pennsylvania; Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Tayloe, Mrs.; Taylor, Edward; Taylor, Mahlon, R., Taylorsville; Teasdale, T., Deckertown; Teese, Conrad, Newark; Templeman, George; Thayer, Eben R., New York; Thompson, Benjamin F.; Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Thompson, Mrs., Com., Washington; Thompson, Pishey, for National Institution for the Promotion of Science, printed; and Thompson, R., Cashier at Patriotic Bank, Washington.
Correspondents include: Thornton, Seth Barton, Lieutenant, Florida; Throckmorton, Edmund, Red Bank; Tingey, Mrs. A.E., [possibly the widow of Commander Thomas Tingey]; Tox, Isaiah, Camden; Turnbull, James, Carriage Maker, Newark; Valentine, Caleb H., Harrethtown; Van Arsdale, Elias, Newark; Van Dyke, I.B., New Brunswick; Van Ness, John P., General, President of Bank of the Metropolis 1840; Van Norden, James, New York; Van Vleck, John; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr.
Correspondents include: Waddell, William Coventry H., New York; Wade, Elias, Elizabeth; Wadsworth & Smith, Wine Merchants; Wakeman, Thaddeus, Jersey City; Walker, Dudley; Wall, Garret Dorset; Ward, John D., Williamsburg; Waterhouse, James, Quakertown, New Jersey; and Watson, A.R.
Correspondents include: Webster, Daniel, Boston; West, J.E., Catawba; Wharton, Clifton, Fort Leavenworth; Wheelwright, Ebenezer, Newburyport, printed; Whitaker, John A.; White, John, Philadelphia; White, William Augustus; Whitehead, John, New Orleans; Whitehead, William Adee, Collector of Port of Key West 1838, Perth Amboy, brother of John Whitehead; Whittlesey, Elisha, Canfield, Ohio; and Wickham, William F., Hanover Co., Virginia.
Correspondents include: Williamson, Abraham; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; Wilson, Allen, Baptist Church, Plainfield; Wilson, James, S.L.S.'s "associate in practise;" Winchester, S.G., Pastor of 6th Presbyterian Church, Trenton; Winebrener, Robert, & Co.; Wines, Enoch Cobb, Edgehill Seminary, Princeton; Winter, Elisha, New York; Winter, Gabriel, Baltimore; Winthrop, Robert C., Boston, printed circular; Wirt, E.W., wife of William Wirt; Woodward, Catherine, Carlisle, Pennsylvania; Wright, Samuel G.; Wyckoff, Samuel S., New York; and Young, John J., Pompton Plains.
Correspondents include: Ackerman, S.H., New York; Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) Secretary of State 1817-1825, President of the U.S. 1825-1829, and Representative in Congress 1831-1848; Alexander, James Waddel (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1820, Princeton Seminary 1820-1821, Tutor College of New Jersey 1824-1825, Professor College of New Jersey Rhetoric & Latin Language and Literature 1833-1844; Alexander, Thomas A., New York, Cashier at Morris Canal & Banking Co., 1837; Allen, Mr., Washington; Allen, William, Fredericksburg; Andruss, Isaac, Newark, General, Commander-in-Chief of New Jersey Militia; Archer, A.W., Burlington; Archer, James P., Washington; Armstrong, Andrew C.; Armstrong, William Q. (d. 1846), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend of lst Presbyterian Church of Trenton, New York; "Atticus;" and Ayerigg, John B., Paramus.
Correspondents include: Bache, B. Franklin (d. 1881) College of New Jersey Class of 1819, Surgeon U.S. Navy 1828, Chemist, and Educator; Badger, George E. (1795-1866) Jurist, Secretary of Navy under President Harrison, and Senator; Bailey, Alexander H., Catskill; Bailey, Chester; Bailey, David W.; Bailey, Orrin; Baldwin, Lucius D., Newark; Ball, A.M.W., Newark [possibly the son of David Ball]; Ball, Augustus F., New York; Ball, David, Newark; Ball, Elizabeth; Barber, Johnson; Barrett, William C.; Bassett, James S., Honesdale, Pennsylvania; Bateman, Benjamin Rush, M.D., Cedarville; Bates, J.C.; Bayard, Samuel J. (1767-1840), College of New Jersey Class of 1784, Jurist, brother-in-law of A.B. Dod; and Baynton, Charlotte, Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Bedient, J.J.; Beebee, Pierre Ogilvie, New York; Bell, John, Secretary of War in 1841; Benedict, Lewis, Jr., Albany; Bentley, Peter, Jersey City; Berrien, John Macpherson (1781-1856) Lawyer, Georgia Congressman, and Senator; Bicher, Nicholas, Captain; Bingham, H., Reverend, printed; Binney, Horace (1780-1875), Lawyer and Leader of Pennsylvania Bar; Blackman, Henry P., Jersey City; Blatchford, Mr.; Bloomfield, Isabella, mother-in-law of Joseph Croskey; Blunt, George W., Navy; Bodisco, Mrs.; Boggs, W. Brenton, Washington; and Bolles, Charles O., Newark.
Correspondents include: Bolton, W.C., Captain of Brandywine; Bond, Richard J., Trenton; Booth, William Jones, Princeton; Bosworth, Lewis; Bowen, James, President of New York & Erie Railroad, printed; Bowlin, James B.; Bowlin, William T., nephew, Lexington, Missouri; Boyd, Joseph B., Cincinnati, Ohio; Bradley, P., Post Office Department, Office of Mail Contracts; Bradley, William A., Mayor of Washington; Brady, Peter; Brearly, Joseph H., Dardanelle, Arkansas; Breck, Samuel, Philadelphia; Brewster, James M., Rahway; and Brick, Joshua, Port Elizabeth.
Correspondents include: Bridgart, Samuel, Jersey City; Bridges, N.W., Philadelphia; Brooke, Francis; Brooke, Humphrey B., Loretto, Essex County, Virginia; Brooke, Mrs. M.C.; Brown, Abraham, Mount Holly; Brown, Edmund, Rahway; Brown, Isaac V., Reverend of Lawrenceville and Principal of Lawrenceville Academy; Brown, Thomas, Mount Holly; Browne, A.A. of Philadelphia; Browning, A., Jr., Camden, at New Haven in law office; Bruen, Matthias, Perth Amboy; Bullers, Edward; Burrough, Marmaduke; Burroughs, Charles; and Butler, Joseph, Philadelphia, Easton.
Correspondents include: Camming, Alexander N., Chief Marshall, Princeton; Camp, Aaron, Captain, Newark; Campbell, C.M., Carriage Maker, Princeton; Campbell, Ira; Campbell, Robert; Campbell, William, Galena, Illinois; Campion, Richard, Mount Holly; Carnahan, James (1775-1859), Presbyterian Preacher, Teacher, and President of College of New Jersey; Carroll, Archibald; Carroll, William Thomas, Monroe, Michigan Territory; Caruthers, William A., Savannah; Cass [I.] Peter; Cass, Lewis; Caswell, Harvey, New York; and Catlin, Richard, Washington.
Correspondents include: Chambers, George (1786-1866), College of New Jersey Class of 1804, Lawyer, two letters; Chambers, Thomas, Philadelphia, enclosure; Chandler, Joseph R., U.S. Gazette, Com. of Council to Distribute Elegy of Charles Carroll of Carrollton; Chetwood, Francis B., Doctor, Elizabeth Town; Chetwood, John J. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town; and Cist, Lewis, J., Cincinnati.
Correspondents include: Clark, J.C.; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clarke, Benton, on board Ship Crazy; Clarke, Benton; Clarke, M. St. Clair; Clarke, Peter, J. (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1807, Major; Claxton, Francis S., New Haven; and Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams.
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Correspondents include: Coates, Reynell; Cobb, Andrew B.; Cochran, B.F., Boston; Coe, Isaac, Doctor; Coffin, Hay, & Bowdle; Cole, Freeman; Colt, Roswell L.; Colt, Samuel (18l4-1862), Chemist and Inventor of Revolver and Submarine Battery; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honorary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; and Condit, Silas.
Cook, C.A., Geneva, New York; Cook, James, Hightstown; Cook, S.C.; Cooley, Eli F. (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Clerk, Trustees, College of New Jersey; Cooper, Benjamin; Cooper, James B., Lieutenant in Navy; Cooper, Joseph W., Camden; Cornelius, Samuel; Cornick, James, Doctor, Surgeon, U.S. Navy; Covington, James; Cowell, Benjamin; Cox, Samuel H.; and Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist.
Correspondents include: Crabb, Horatio N., lst Lieutenant, U.S. Marines; Crane, Gabriel; Crane, I. Watts; Crawford, T. Hartley (1786-1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1804, Office of Indian Affairs, War Department; Crombie, William; Crosby, Catherine A., sister of Robert Beale; Croskey, Joseph Rodney, son-in-law of Mrs. Bloomfield; Cumming, Robert H.; Curtis, Edward, Customs House, New York; and Cuthbert, John A., (d. 1881), College of New Jersey Class of 1805.
Correspondents include: Darcy, John S.; Davis, Charles; Davis, John, Methodist Minister; Day, Charles T., Newark; Day, John Davis; Dayton, Aaron Ogden (d. 1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Treasury Department; Dayton, Harvey, Doctor, Rahway; Deeth, S.G.; De Mareschal, Le General Baron; De Menon, Count; Derrick, William E.; DeVaughn, Louisa, Laundress; De Witt, Gashine; Dickerson, Mahlon (1770-1853), College of New Jersey Class of 1789, Governor of New Jersey 1815-1817, U.S. Senator from New Jersey 1817-1833, and Secretary of the Navy 1834-1838; and Dickins, Asbury, Secretary of Columbian Institute for the Promotion of Arts and Sciences.
Correspondents include: Doane, G., Bishop; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Doremus, Albert G.; Dornin, Thomas A., Lieutenant, Navy; Dorsey, John L.; Doty, Samuel S., Doctor; Douglas, E.A.; Draper, Simeon, Jr.; Drinker, William Waln, to Peter J. Clark; DuBarry, Edmund L., Doctor; Dunn, Abraham; Dunscomb, William E.; Dusenbery, William C.; Duval, Singleton; Duval, William Pope (1784-1854), Lawyer, Congressman 1813-1815, and Governor of Florida 1822-1841; and Dyer, Edward.
Correspondents include: Eager, [Illegible]; Edgar, William; Edmonds, Enoch; Edmonds, Jacob; Edwards, George; Edwards, J.D.; Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Ellery, William A.; Elliot, S. Alfred; Elliott Jesse Duncan (1782-1845), Naval officer, Commodore in 1841; Elliott, Richard; Ellis, John F.; Ellis, Vespasian; and Ellsworth, William Wolcott (1791-1868), Lawyer, Congressman, and Governor of Connecticut.
Correspondents include: Elmer, Daniel; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Ely, Alfred, College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Evans, George, Gardiner, Maine; Ewing, James, Jr.; Ewing, Thomas (1789-1871), Lawyer, Senator for Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury under Tyler, Secretary of the Interior under Taylor; Farley, John, Major, U.S. Coast Survey; Fay, Julius A.; and Fenton, D., Bookseller, Trenton.
Correspondents include: Fitch, Thomas, Doctor; Fitz Gerrald, Philip, Major General; Fobes, Alpheus; Ford, Gordon L.; Forgers, Isaac C.; Foster, J. Heron, Pittsburgh; Franklin, Joseph; Frary, Spencer; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); and Fuller, Ph. C., Second Assistant, Postmaster General.
Correspondents include: Gaither, Margaret; Gallagher, John; Gamble, John G.; Gardner, Joseph B.; Garnett, James M.; Garthwaite, William, Newark; George, Charles; Gibbon, Quinton, Salem; Gibbs, J. Willard; Gibson, George; Gibson, Isaac, Cashier for Morris Canal & Banking Co.; and Gifford, A. (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1814.
Correspondents include: Glasson, John A., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Glentworth, George P.; Goble, J.G., Doctor; Godwin, A. Jr., Colonel; Godwin, C.M.; Goells, A.C.; Golding, Lewis; Gordon, Ann (Mrs. Charles); Gould, Robert S., Jersey City; Gouverneur, Samuel L., Postmaster General; Granger, F., Postmaster General; and Gray, Edgar A.M., College of New Jersey Class of 1836.
Correspondents include: Green, George; Green, Henry W., Trenton; Green, James; Gregory, Dudley S.; Gregory, Francis H., Lieutenant, and later Commandant, U.S. Navy; Grinnell, Julia J. Mrs.; Grinnell, M.H.; Griswold, George; Grover, S.R.; Grunman, William; Gurley, Ralph Randolph (1797-1872), Reverend; and Gurnee, Charles P.
Correspondents include: Hager, John D.; Haines, C.H. (Mrs. E.S.); Hall, Harrison, Bookseller; Hall, John H.; Hall, J. Prescott; Hallowell, J.S.; Halsey, William; Halsted, Job S.; Halsted O.S. (d. 1877), College of New Jersey Class of 1810; Halsted, William (d. 1878), College of New Jersey Class of 1812; Hamilton, William S., Mobile; Hankinson, Henry, Flemington, New Jersey; Hardenbergh, C.L.; Harper, James; Harris C.A.; Harris T.S. (d. 1842), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Reverend and Missionary to Seamen, Port of New York; Harris, William H.; Harrison, Elias (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1814; Harrison, Elihu; Harrison, Josiah, Camden; Harrison, Robert Monroe, American Consul, British West Indies; and Harrison, T.C., Doctor, New Egypt, New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Hart, John S.; Hartwell, Thomas A.; Harvey, Jacob; Hawley, Mr.; Hay, Samuel S.; Hayes, David A.; Hayes, John L.; Heard, William V.; and Hernandez, Joseph M.
Correspondents include: Hickey, W.; Higbee, L.P.; Higgins, Charles C.; Higibotham, Sands; Hinman, R.J., New Haven; Hobbie, S.R., Acting Postmaster General; and Hoffman, Ogden (1793-1856), Lawyer, Member of Congress, and husband of Virginia, Southard's daughter.
Correspondents include: Hogan, M.B.; Hogan, William; Holton, Amos; Homans, Benjamin; Horn, Kate, Assistant Postmaster; Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Hornor, Robert E.; Hough, William M.; Howard Institution of the City of Washington; Howe, Sereno; Howell, Aaron B.; and Howell, John, Doctor.
Correspondents include: Hughes, John & Co., Watch Importers, with six other firms; Hughes, Thomas P.; Humphrey, James; Hunt, F.E., First Lieutenant; Hunt, Freeman; Hunt, John; Hunter, Charles G., Midshipman; Hurd, Zenas; Ireland, Joseph N.; Jack, C.J.; Jackson, John P.; Jackson, William; Jandon, A.G.; Jeffers, William N.; Jeffery, Ann; and Jennings, John W., Newark.
Correspondents include: Johnson, Lewis & N. Callan Jr., Wine Merchants; Johnson, Walter R.; Johnston, Fayette; Johnston, James R.; Kaign, Joseph; Kay, James, Jersey City; Keeler, Oscar T.; Keller, A.; Kennedy, James S.; Kent, Alice L.; Keppler, Samuel, Reverend; Kerr, J.W.; Kerr, Jacob; and Kerr, Mr.
Correspondents include: Kid, Henry B.; King, Charles (1789-1867); King, F.; Kinney, A.W.; Kinney, William B. (1799-1880), Journalist, Diplomat, and Charge at Turin; Kinsey, Charles; Kirkpatrick, Walter; Knight, A.G., includes an enclosure regarding the harbor at Root River, Wisconsin; Knight, Franklin; Knott, Wilson, Major, Superintendent of Morris Canal; and Krebs, Elise P.M.
Correspondents include: Laurance, Samuel; Laurence, J.H.; Lee, Adam; Lee, Robert; Leggett, Smith & Laurence; Leggett, Thomas, Jr.; Leidy, S. Snyder; Lenox, James; Lewis, Freeman; Lewis, John T.; Lewis, Samuel S.; Lewis, William, Grocer; Lindsley, Abraham B.; Listy, A.; and Littell, John S., Editor of the Law Library.
Correspondents include: Lockwood, R.E.; Lombaert, C.; Lord, Edwin; Lowe, Abraham, with five others; Lynch, Edward A.; Lynch, John H., with four others; and Lynch, William F., Midshipman, U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: MacCulloch, F.S.; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Macomb, Harriet B.; Magie, David; Malire, George W.; Mallory, Daniel; Mangum, Mr., letter regarding Mrs. Solomon of Princeton; Marsh, Ephraim, Schooley's Mountain; Martin, Edward; Martin, P.M.; Martin, William; Martini, Mr.; Mason, J., Jr.; Mason, Richard B.; Mattison, J.; Mattison, Nathaniel G.; Maurice, C.F.; Maury, John W.; Maxey, Virgil; May, C.H.; and Mayer, Brantz.
Correspondents include: McCaleb, Theodore Howard; McChesney, Charles G., Doctor; McClintock, Andrew Tod, College of New Jersey Honorary LL.D. 1870, to Henry Southard; McDonald, Alexander; McDonald, Richard; McDowell, John; McJilton, J.N.; McKean, S.M.; McKelway, A.J.; McKelway, John; McKenney, Thomas L., Colonel, Office of Indian Affairs, Department of War; McKibbins, John; McKissack, W.D., Doctor; McKnight, J.L.; McLaughlin, Daniel D.T.; McLure, James; McLure, John; and McNeill, William Gibbs, Major, to President Tyler.
Correspondents include: Meany, John; Meeker, George W; Meeker, Hiram L.; Meeker, James F.; Mercer, Charles Fenton (1778-1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1797; Merseilles, H.R.; Merwin, Henry; and Mickle, Isaac, Camden.
Correspondents include: Millen, Richard D.; Miller, Daniel L., Jr., Washington; Miller, Ephraim; Miller, J.D.; Miller, Jonas, Gloucester Furnace, Cape Island, New Jersey; Miller, Samuel B.; Mills, C.N., Jr., New Orleans; Minor, P.H.; Minturn, R.B.; and Mitchell, Charles F.
Correspondents include: Moffett, Craig; Molleson, George Plum (d. 1844), Princteton Class of 1825, Attorney General of New Jersey 1841-1844; Monroe, James, Jr.; Montgomery, John C., Philadelphia; Moore, David W., Stafford, New Jersey; Moore, Isaac, Rahway; Morgan, J.B., & Co., Wine Merchants of Washington; Morgan, Thomas; Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners; Morris, Edmund, Burlington; Mower, J.B., Clarktown, New York; [Muirhead], Ira C., Morristown; Munn, John, W. Bloomfield; Murat, Achille; Murphy, J. & Co., Publishers of Muskin; and Murray, James B., New York, brother of Hamilton Murray.
Correspondents include: Nash, Chauncey, Rochester, New York; Naudain, Arnold (1790-1872), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Wilmington; Nevius, J.S., Washington; Nevius, James S.; Nevius, William J., Rahway; Nichols, S.S.; Nicholson, Augustus A., Captain; Niebuhr, George H., Boston; Norcross, John D., Dickinson College; Northrup, Joseph, Jr., Andover, Lafayette; Offley, A.H.; Ogilby, John D., Theological Seminary, New York; and Owner, Mrs. C.A., Washington.
Correspondents include: Page, Thomas, Tuckerton; Pancoast, James C., Bordentown; Parke, John, Paterson; Parsons, A., Colonel; Paterson, M.C., New York; Paulding, James K., Secretary of the Navy under Van Buren 1838-1841, to A.H. Clark; Paxton, Joseph; Pearson, E., Bowdoin College; Peche, A., Orange, New Jersey; Pennington, Alexander C.M. (d. 1867), Honorary Degree from College of New Jersey 1864, Member of New Jersey Assembly 1837-1839, and U.S. Representative 1853-1857; and Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826).
Correspondents include: Penrose, Charles B. Office of Solicitor of the Treasury; Perry, Matthew Calbraith (1794-1858), U.S. Navy; Perry, Reuben, Saratoga; Peyton, Balie, New Orleans; Phillips, James W.; Phillips, John, Doctor, College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Bristol, Pennsylvania; Phillips, M., Brooklyn; Phillips, Simeon W., Woodbridge; Pleasonton, S., Fifth Auditor and Acting Commissioner of the Revenue; Plumer, William L., Exeter, New Hampshire; Polhemus, Henry D. (d. 1851) College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Freehold; Poole, Henry B., New York; Porter, Joseph, Waterford Works Glass Co.; Post, Edwin; Post, John A., New Brunswick; Potter, Ephraim, Toms River, to Samuel S. Wykoff, for S.L.S; Potts, Stacy Gardiner (1799-1865), Lawyer, Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey, and elder of Presbyterian Church; Pratt, Luther, Jersey City; and Prime. J.A.
Correspondents include: Quinby, James M., Newark; Ramsay, Charles E., Owner of St. Louis "New Era;" Randolph, Bennington F., Freehold; Randolph, E.A., New Brunswick; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Randolph, Joseph Fitz, Freehold; Randolph, Peyton; Rankin, Eliza C., sister of Mrs. Gus H. Scott; Raynor, Hiram, Bookseller, 76 Bowery, Syracuse, New York; Reading, James Newell (d. 1884), College of New Jersey Class of 1829, Somerville, Albany; Reckless, Joseph W.; Redmond, J.M., South Trenton; Reeves, Charles; and Reynolds, E.D., Paterson, New Jersey.
Correspondents include: Richards, James, Auburn, New York; Ridgley, C.G.; Robinson, M., Baltimore; Robinson, R.O., Newark; Robinson, William; Rockwell, D.F., Jersey City; Rodgers, R.K., Bound Brook; Rogers, Ketchum & Grosvenor, Paterson, New Jersey; Rogers, William S., Boston; Rose, William Boscawen; Ross, John McDonald (d. 1842), College of New Jersey Class of 1841, Louisville, Princeton; Ross, Samuel; Rossell, Z.A.C., Colonel, General; and Rudolph, William, Washington.
Correspondents include: Sandford, Edward, New York; Sargent, John O., New York; Sargent, Winthrop, Philadelphia; Sartori, Charles W. Sartori, Victor A., son of John B. Sartori; Saville, R.L.; Sawyer, Lemuel; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Schultz, A.H., New York; Scofield, James J., Morristown; Scott, Elizabeth D., Crawfordsville, Indiana; Scott, John, Oakwood, near Warrenton; St. Louis; Scott, Winfield, General; Scudder, John B. (d. 1876), College of New Jersey Class of 1830, A. M. 1834, Member Clio, Holmesville, Mississippi; and Scull, G., Philadelphia.
Correspondents include: Seal, James White, Lawyer, Winchester, Scott County, Illinois; Seaton, William W.; Seeley, Elias P.; Serruys, Mr.; Sewall, Thomas, Doctor; Sexton, Charles, Burlington, Vermont; Shafer, P.B., Stillwater; Sharp, Joseph, Jr.; Sharpe, L., Philadelphia; Sherman, William P.; Sherrerd, John M.; Shinn, William J.; Shotwell, J.R., President of Franklin Lyceum, Rahway; Shotwell, John; Shreeve, J.L. & S., Mount Holly; and Shute, William, New York.
Correspondents include: Simms, J.D.; Skinner, John S., Postmaster of Baltimore; Smalley, A.A., Stanhope, New Jersey; Smallwood, J.C., Woodbury, New Jersey; Smalz, John H., Harrisburg; Smith, B.H.; Smith, David; Smith, Eliza, Galveston Island; Smith, Henry M., New York, printed; Smith, Isaac T., Camden, New York; Smith, John C., Minister, Washington; Smith, Joseph, Paterson, New Jersey; Smith, Julia M., Washington; Smith, L.A., Newark; Smith, Louis P., cashier at Princeton Bank; Smith, Nathaniel, West Farms, WestChester, New York; Smith, Robert S., Doctor, Bound Brook; Smith, Thomas L.; Smith, William Wallace; and Solomons, Susan F., Princeton.
Correspondents include: Southard Henry L. (1816-1864), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, son of S.L.S.; Southard, Henry, nephew, Belvidere; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard; and Southard, N., nephew of S.L.S.
Correspondents include: Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman; Southmayd, Henry, Jersey City; Spencer, Robert D., Mount Holly; Spencer, William Clayton, Philadelphia; Spotswood, George W., Springfield, Illinois, University of Virginia; Stansbury, Arthur J.; Starr, Samuel, Trenton; Sterling, Budd, Burlington, New Jersey; Sterling, Gilbert Southard, Philadelphia, Evansville; and Sterling, Thomas C., Storekeeper in Trenton.
Correspondents include: Stevens, E.A., Bordentown; Stevenson, James D.; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; Stewart, E., Newark; Stewart, Lispinard; Stewart, Sarah A.; Stiger, David M.; Stiles, William, Springfield; Stillwell, Joseph M.; Stillwell, Richard E., New York; Stilwell, Silas M., New York; Stockton, Anna P.; Stockton, Thomas H., Philadelphia; Stoddard, Robert W., Geneva; Stoever, M.L., Gettysburg; and Stork, Thomas.
Correspondents include: Stratton, John, Trenton, Gardener; Strickland, William; Strong, Oliver S., President of American Pottery Co., Jersey City; Stryker, Isaac P., Reverend, Rome, New York; Stryker, Samuel S., General Store, Trenton; Sullivan, John L.; Sullivan, William, Indianapolis; Sutherland, J.B., Philadelphia; Swan, J.H., Mount Holly; Swayze, H.D., Belvidere; Sykes, George, Upper Springfield; and Sythoff, Lambert, College of New Jersey Class of 1812, Pompton.
Correspondents include: Talbot, M.R., Chester, Pennsylvania; Taliaferro, L.T.; Tallmadge, F.A., New York; Tallmadge, James; Tappan, T.L.W., Bowdoin, College; Tayloe, Benjamin Ogle, Troy; Taylor, Fitch W.; Taylor, John B., Marianna, Florida; Taylor, Mahlon, R., Taylorsville; Teese, Conrad; Ten Eyck, John O., Mount Holly; Terhune, John, New Brunswick; and Terry, Edmund, New York.
Correspondents include: Thom, Isaac, Bordentown; Thompson, Alexander R., New York; Thompson, Pishey; Thompson, Stephen, Mendham; Throckmorton, Richard (b. 31 May 1760), Freehold; Thurston, Charles Mynn, Washington; Tillinghart, Joseph L.; Todd, James H., Bound Brook; Todsen, G.P.; Toler, Hugh, Newark; Totten, Colonel & Mrs.; Townsend, Isaac; Townsend, Joshua, Cape May; Trumbull, Joseph, Hartford; Tucker, Ebenezer, General, Tuckerton; and Turnbull, James.
Correspondents include: Vandeven, John B.; Van Deven, William; Van Dyke, John; Vansantvoord, A.; Van Sturdeford, H., St. Louis; Voorhees, John, Jr., Trenton; Vredenbergh, Peter, Jr., Freehold; Waddell, William Coventry H., New York; Wakeman, Thaddeus, Jersey City; Wales, Edmond L. B., Cape May; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; and Walter, W.J.
Correspondents include: Ward, George T., Talahassee, Florida; Ward, John D., Williamsburg; Warrington, Lewis, Captain, U.S. Navy; Washington, Jane C., Blakeley; Waterhouse, James, Quakertown, New Jersey; Watson, A.R.; Waugh, T.; Webb, J. Watson, New York; Webster, Daniel, Boston; Wethered, Sally I., Baltimore; Wetmore, Robert C., New York; and Wetmore, W.C., Commander of U.S.S. North Carolina.
Correspondents include: Wharton, Mrs. U.L., Fort Leavenworth; Wharton, Thomas Isaac, (1791-1856) Lawyer, author; Wheeler, Robert; Wheelwright, John, Wall Street, New York; Whitaker, J., Deckertown, New Jersey; Whitehead, John, New Orleans; Whittlesey, Elisha, Canfield, Ohio; Wilbur, Rodney, Newark; Wilkerson, J., American Colonel Society; Wilkins, Benjamin, Woodbury; Williams, Edmund, Shrewsbury, New Jersey; Williamson, Isaac Halsted (1767-1844), Lawyer, Governor and Chancelor of New Jersey 1817-1829, and Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey 1830-1833; and Willis, William B., Somers Point.
Correspondents include: Wilson, Asa, Washington; Wilson, James; Wilson, Joseph S., Washington; Wilson, Samuel B., Union Theological Seminary, Virginia; Wirt, E.W., wife of William Wirt; Wolcott, Henry W., Trenton; Wood, James; Woodhull, Anna Maria, daughter of Mrs. Salomaus, Princeton; Woodhull, Jared H.; Woodruff, A. Dickinson, Trenton; Woodruff, George; and Woodruff, J.B., Terre Haute, Indiana.
Correspondents include: Woodward, Catherine, Carlisle, Pennsylvania; Woodward, Richard S., New York; Wool, John E., General; Woolley, A.R.; Wright, H., Wilkes Barre Court House, to Henry S. Southard; Wyckoff, Samuel S., New York; Yearley, Alexander, Baltimore; Yorke, T. Jones, Salem; Young, James, Jr., Washington; and Young, T.H., Cashier at Bank of U.S. in New York.
Correspondents include: Acked, Jacob, New York; Alexander, James Waddel (d. 1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1820, Princeton Seminary 1820-1821, Tutor College of New Jersey 1824-1825, Professor College of New Jersey Rhetoric & Latin Language and Literature 1833-1844; Alexander, Thomas A., New York, Cashier at Morris Canal & Banking Co., 1837; Allen, Myron W.; Allison, William S., Pension office, War Department; Bacot, Charles B.C.; Baker, George W., Delta Phi Hall, Newark College; Baldwin, Henry (1780-1844), Justice of U.S. Supreme Court; Ball, G.J., Erie, Pennsylvania; Barry, M. Olcott, Jersey City; Baynton, Charlotte, Philadelphia; Beale, Robert; Beatty, William P. of Philadelphia; Beck Jones, T.R.; Bee, E.J., Doctor; Bee, Thomas; and Bell, John A.
Correspondents include: Biddle, Nicholas (1786-1844), Scholar, Statesman, and Financier; Bininger A. & Co.; Bodisco, Le Ministre de Russie; Bogardus, Robert, General; Bolton, W.C., Captain of Brandywine; Bowlin, James B., nephew, Lewisburg, St. Louis; Boyd, Joseph B., Cincinnati, Ohio; Boyles, A.; Bradley, G.W., Pittsburgh; Bradley, Mrs. W.A.; Brinley, Francis; Brittin, Abraham, Bridge builder; Brooke, Charles W., Philadelphia; Brooks, Samuel R., New York; Brown, O.B., Doctor; Bruen, Matthias, Perth Amboy; Buchanan, James, Washington; Bullers, Edward; Burch, S.; and Burgess, Treasia.
Correspondents include: Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Call, G.K., Governor, Florida; Camp, Aaron, Captain, Newark; Carnahan, James (1775-1859), Presbyterian Preacher, Teacher, and President of College of New Jersey; Chandler, Joseph R., U.S. Gazette, Com. of Council to Distribute Elegy of Charles Carroll of Carrollton; Chetwood, John A. (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Elizabeth Town; Cist, Lewis, J., Cincinnati; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clark, Mary Louisa [probably Mrs. James H.]; Clarke, Stephen; and Clawson, J.R., Doctor.
Correspondents include: Clerk, Andrew, Agent for D. Gregory & Co., Jersey City; Cleveland, Benjamin; Cleveland, Emily Lauretta; Coleman & Stetson; Colt, Roswell L.; Colt, Samuel (18l4-1862), Chemist and Inventor of Revolver and Submarine Battery; Cooke, Samuel E.; Cooke, William J.; Cooley, Eli F. (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1806, Clerk, Trustees, College of New Jersey; Corlies, N.W.; and Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist.
Correspondents include: Crabb, Horatio N., lst Lieutenant, U.S. Marines; Crittenden, John J. (1787-1863), Lawyer, Senator, Governor of Kentucky, U.S. District Attorney, and Attorney General under Harrison; Cronin, John B.; Crooks, R.; Croskey, Joseph Rodney, son-in-law of Mrs. Bloomfield; Crow, Wayman; Curtis, Edward, Customs House, New York; Cuthbert, John A., (d. 1881), College of New Jersey Class of 1805; and Cuyler, Theodore Ledyard.
Correspondents include: Dade, John B.; D'Alvear, General; Day, John Davis; Dayton, William Lewis; Dickinson, Philemon; Dixon, Nathan F.; Doane, George Washington (1799-1859), Second Episcopal Bishop of New Jersey; Dod, Lewis S.; Dooley, Michael to H.S.; Dorsey, C.; Douglas, R., Lieutenant U.S. Marine Corps (at time of letter, a Captain on U.S.S. North Carolina); Draper, Simeon, Jr.; DuPuy, Charles M.; Dusenbery, William C.; and Dyer, Edward.
Correspondents include: Edwards, J.L., Pension Office, War Department; Ellery, William A.; Ellis, John F.; Ellsworth, H.L.; English, Joshua; Evington, James; Ewing, Francis A., son of Charles Ewing; Ewing, James, Jr.; Farr, Edward; Fendall, P.R.; Ferris, Benjamin, Clerk of Friends Committee; Ferris, Charles G.; Filippi, Antony, Genoa; Firth, Thomas T.; Fitch, Thomas, Doctor; Fobes, Alpheus; Ford, Gordon L.; Frelinghuysen, Theodore (1787-1861); and Frost, Edward D., Dartmouth College.
Correspondents include: Gaines, General & Mrs.; Gammon, William H.; Garlick, John W.; Graham, D., Jr.; Green, Ashbel, Doctor (1762-1848), College of New Jersey Class of 1783; Green, Henry W., Trenton; Grinnell, M.H.; Gulick, James H.; Gurley, Ralph Randolph (1797-1872), Reverend; Hallowell, J.S.; Halsey, Luther (d. 1880), Honorary Degree from Princeton in 1831; Halsted, Job S.; Harrison, Elias (d. 1863), College of New Jersey Class of 1814; Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph (1770-1843), Geodesist, Mathematician, and lst Coastal Surveyor; Hayden, Benjamin; and Henderson, D.
Correspondents include: Hoffman, Ogden (1793-1856), Lawyer, Member of Congress, and husband of Virginia, Southard's daughter; Hogan, William; Holbrook, Amory, Bowdoin College; and Holmes, Samuel.
Correspondents include: Homans, Benjamin; Hooe, George Mason, son of Seymour Hooe and brother of A.S. Hooe; Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Howell, John, Doctor; Hoy, James, Trenton; Hudson, J.S.; Hutchinson, J.P., Newark; Iddings, J.; Jackson, Francis H.; Janney, Phineas; Jessup, Mrs.; Jewett, Otis P.; Johnson, E.W.; Jordan, A.L.; and Justice, Rudolph.
Correspondents include: Kavasales, P.; Kay, James, Jersey City; Kean, John; Keeler, Oscar T.; Kennedy and Winthrop; Kent, Alice L.; Kerr, Jacob; King, William K.; Knight, Franklin; Knowlton, Ebenezer; Leakin, S.C., General; Lee, Adam; Lee, William Elliott; LeGare, H.S.; Leggett, Thomas, Jr.; Leigh, J.; Lewis, George W.; Lindsay, O.B.; Lindsley, Abraham B.; Lowry, Walter; and Lybrand & Smith.
Correspondents include: MacCulloch, George P.; MacLean, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1816; Mallory, F.; Marbury, F.F.; Marsh, John; Maxwell, Henry D.; Maynard, Xenophon; McChesney, Charles G., Doctor; McClintock, Andrew Tod, College of New Jersey Honorary LL.D. 1870, to Henry Southard; McDowell, John, College of New Jersey Class of 1801, Reverend; McHarg, William; McIlvaine, Henry; and McLaughlin, Samuel.
Correspondents include: Meeker, Hiram L.; Merrick, Colonel; Merritt, Gilbert, Secaucus; Metlar, George W., Philadelphia; Miller, I.W., Morristown, New Jersey; Miller, J.D.; Miller, Samuel, Reverend, Princeton, New Jersey; and Moors, Sophia, first of sixteen signatures.
Correspondents include: Muhlbach, Elias; Murphy, Isaac; Murray, James B., New York, brother of Hamilton Murray; Nevius, James S.; Nevius, John S., brother of James Nevius and son of James Nevius, Washington; Niebuhr, George H., Boston; Northrup, Joseph, Jr.; Ogden, David Bayard (1775-1849), Lawyer; Ogden, Thomas A., Natchez; Palmer, Charles S., New York; and Paston, Richard W., House of Representatives.
Correspondents include: Peacock, James S., Philadelphia; Pennington, William (1796-1862), College of New Jersey Class of 1813, Trustee 1848-1862, Governor of New Jersey 1837-1843, U.S. Representative 1859-1861, Speaker of the House 1860-1861, and son of Governor William S. Pennington, (1757-1826); Peters, Richard, Jr., Reporter of Supreme Court 1839; Pettibone, John; Phillips, Lewis W.R., College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawrenceville; Post, Edwin; Prall, William H. Harrison, New York; Prall, William L., Prallsville; Preston, Mrs. L.I.; Quinby, James M., Newark; and Raynor, Hiram, Bookseller, 76 Bowery, Syracuse, New York.
Correspondents include: Reckless, Joseph W.; Reynolds, E.D., Paterson, New Jersey; Reynolds, Mary A., Philadelphia; Richards, Mark; Root & Wheeler; Rose, William Boscawen; Russell, Archibald; Ryerson, Jacob M., Ringwood; Salter, Edwin, Philadelphia; Sands, Joshua R., Commander, U.S. Navy; Sargent, Winthrop, Philadelphia; Sartori, Victor A., son of John B. Sartori; Schaffer, W. Lehman, Philadelphia; Scott, Winfield, General; Sheldon, Henry L., Middlebury, Vermont; and Sherwood, S., Lawyer, New York.
Correspondents include: Simmons, J.F.; Simms, J.D.; Simpson, James A., Trenton; Skinner, John S., Postmaster of Baltimore; Smith, Iasiah B.; Smith, John L., Editor or Publisher of National Magazine and Republican Review; Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S., for the Bank of the United States; Smith, Robert S., Doctor, Bound Brook; Smyth, James D. E. Vroom, Brunswick; and Solomons, Caroline, daughter of Mrs. Susan Solomons, Princeton.
Correspondents include: Southard, Dan Doty, nephew; Southard, Isaac, Colonel, brother of S.L.S.; and Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard.
Correspondents include: Southard, Samuel L., Jr. (1819-1859), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, Reverend, son of S.L.S.; and Southard, Virginia Elizabeth (1815-1866), daughter of S.L.S. and wife of Ogden Hoffman.
Correspondents include: Southmayd, Henry, Jersey City; Spencer, Robert D., Mount Holly; Spotswood, George W., Springfield, Illinois, University of Virginia; Stafford, Sarah Smith, Trenton; Stansbury, Arthur Jr.; Sterling, Gilbert Southard, Philadelphia, Evansville; Stevenson, James D.; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; Strong, James, New York; Strong, Oliver S., President of American Pottery Co., Jersey City; Stryker, Samuel S., General Store, Trenton; Stryker, Thomas, Trenton; and Sweeny, George.
Correspondents include: Talcott, G., Lieutenant Colonel; Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Tayloe, Julia M. Dickinson; Taylor, George W., Clinton; Thomas, George C.; Thomas, Martin; Thompson, H. C., Philadelphia; Thompson, Richard P.; Thompson, Richard, Trenton; Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; Townsend, Isaac; Turner & Fisher, Authors of two volume work on natural science; Upshur, Abel P. (1791-1844), Jurist, Publicist, Secretary of the Navy under Tyler, and Secretary of State; Van Dyke, John S., Philadelphia; Van Rensselaer, Cortlandt, Burlington, New Jersey; Vredenbergh, Peter, Jr., Freehold; and Vroom, Peter D., Jr.
Correspondents include: Wade, Elias, Elizabeth Town; Wakeman, Thaddeus, Jersey City; Webb, John F.; Webster, Daniel, Boston; Webster, Fletcher, son of Daniel Webster; Welcker, George L., Engineer Department; Wellford, John S.; Welsh, William Henry, Philadelphia; Wheeler, Robert; Whitwell, Mrs. S.N., Washington, to Henry; Wickliffe, C.A., Postmaster General; Willits, Nathan; Wilson, Asa; Winston, Patrick H., Wake Forest College; Woodbridge, With Messrs. Simmons and Mangum; Woodward, Catherine, Carlisle, Pennsylvania; Wright, E.R., Middlebury, Vermont; Wright, Silas, Jr., Washington; and Yard, C.C., Nurseryman, Trenton.
Correspondents include: Adams, E.B., Trenton; Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) Secretary of State 1817-1825, President of the U.S. 1825-1829, and Representative in Congress 1831-1848, 13 invitations to dinner; Agg, John, Washington Republican Newspaper Office; Alexander, Archibald (d. 1851), Honorary Degree College of New Jersey 1810, Reverend, President of Hampden Sidney 1797-1806, Professor & Librarian Princeton Seminary 1812-1851; Alexander, Jane Ashton; Allen, William R.; Amory, R.G., New York; Anderson, Henry James; Anderson, K.T. of Virginia, fragment; Appleton, Mrs. William; Archer, William A.; Armstrong, Miss L.; Ash, Michael W.; and Ayerigg, John B., Paramus.
Correspondents include: Bailey, Chester; Bainbridge, William (1774-1833) Naval officer, Commodore, his sister was married to John McLean, Princeton; Baker, Mr. and Miss Baker, invitation; Ball, J. Marshall, Virginia; Barbour, James (1775-1842) Lawyer, Governor of Virginia, Senator, Secretary of War under Adams, and Minister to Great Britain; Barney, John, Baltimore, five letters; Barney, John; Barton, William-Paul Crillon (d. 1856), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Beach, Samuel S.; Beale, Mr.; Behr, Baron; Benton, A.S.; Benton, Thomas H.; Berrien, John Macpherson (1781-1856) Lawyer, Georgia Congressman, and Senator; Bibb, George M.; Biddle, Edward R., New York, Vice President, and later President, of Morris Canal & Banking Co.; Bishop, Joseph; Black, John, Columbus, New Jersey; Blackwell, J.T.; Blake, Mrs.; Blatchford, Samuel, New York; and Blunt, A.
Correspondents include: Bodisco, Mr. and Mrs., Minister from Russia; Bomford, Mrs.; Bonnell, Joseph; Borton, Joshua, Mount Holly; Bowdoin, James; Boyd, J. B., Cincinnati, Ohio; Bradley, William A., Mayor of Washington; Breckinridge, John (1797-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Presbyterian Clergyman, Controversialist; Brent, William L.; Briest, Lewis L., Trenton; Brittin, William; Brooke, Francis Taliaferro (1763-1851), Soldier, Jurist, and Virginia State Senator; Brooks, James G., Editor of the New York Literary Gazette; Brown, Mrs. General, invitations; Brown, James; Browning, A., Jr., Camden, at New Haven in law office; Bryan, George L., Charleston; Buchanan, McKean, Purser, Navy; Burroughs, D.D.; and Butler, George B., New York.
Correspondents include: Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. (1795-1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1815, Colonel and General, son of Lambert Cadwalader; Caldwell, E.B.; Calhoun, John Caldwell (1782-1850), Lawyer, Congressman, Secretary of War under James Monroe, Vice President, and Secretary of State; Calhoun, Mrs. John, wife of John C. Calhoun; Calming, Stratford; Cannon, Elias B., Mount Holly; Carey, Mathew; Carlisle, J. Mandeville; Carlisle, Mrs. A.M.; Carroll, William Thomas, Monroe, Michigan Territory; Causin, Eliza; Cedar Grove Club; Chambers, E.F.; Chandler, Mrs. M., Georgetown; Chauncey, Captain [possibly Wolcott Chauncey]; Chauncey, Mrs. Captain; Chauncey, Isaac (1772-1840), Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners 1821-1824 and 1832-1840 and President of the Board 1837-1840; Chetwood, J.J.; and Chinn, J.W. to W.A. Bradley, Mayor of Washington.
Correspondents include: Cincinnati, Society of, for the State of New Jersey; Clark, J.C.; Clark, James H., Purser, U.S. Navy; Clark, Mary Louisa [probably Mrs. James H.]; Clarke, J.C.; Clarke, J.P.J.; Clay, Henry (1777-1852), Lawyer, Congressman, Senator from Kentucky, and Secretary of State under Adams; Clements, Martha A.; Clinch, Charles P.; Clymer, George; Clymer, Thomas W.; Cochran, A.W.; Coleman, Mrs. D.; Coleman, Martha; Coleman, Mary; Colston, Eliza P.; Colt, Roswell L.; Condict, Lewis, Doctor, Medical Degree from the University of Pennsylvania 1794, Trustee of College of New Jersey 1827-1861, U S. Represenative for New Jersey 1811-1817 and 1821-1823, honorary degree from College of New Jersey 1816; Cooper, Benjamin, Lieutenant, New York; Corneck, James, Doctor, Surgeon, U.S. Navy; Cottringer, Mrs.; and Cowperthwaite, Thomas S.
Correspondents include: Coxe R. (Mrs.) [possibly Mother of R.S. Coxe]; Coxe, Richard Smith (1792-1865), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Lawyer, and Distinguished Jurist; Coxe, S.B. (Mrs. R.S. Coxe); Crane, William M., Captain; Crosby, Catherine A., sister of Robert Beale; Crowninshield, B.W.; and Croxall, Morris; and Crump, George William, Doctor.
Correspondents include: Dade, W.A.G.; Daingerfield, Sarah; Davis, Miss, Boston; Davis, Charles; Dayton, M.O.; Dayton, William Lewis; Dearborn, Henry Alexander Scammell (1783-1851), Brigadier General, Collector at Boston 1812-1829, Congressman 1831-1833, Adjutant General of Massachusetts 1835-1813, and son of Henry Dearborn; De Bow, James M.; Decatur, Susan, widow of Stephen Decatur (1779-1820); De Mareuil, Baron and Baroness; De Menon, Count; De Rose, Anthony Lewis, Painter, Washington; Devlin, John S.; Dickerson, Philemon, Governor of New Jersey 1836-1837, and U.S. Representative from New Jersey 1833-1836; Dickins, Mrs.; Dickins, Asbury, Secretary of Columbian Institute for the Promotion of Arts and Sciences; Dickins, Francis A.; Dickinson, Samuel; and Dix, John A., Major.
Correspondents include: Dod, Mrs.; Dod, Albert Baldwin (1805-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1822, Tutor and Professor at College of New Jersey 1827-1845, and son of Daniel Dod; Doty & Southard, New York; Doty, Samuel S., Doctor; Draper, Simeon, Jr.; Dwight, H.W., Colonel; Eakin, A.L.; Eights, James; Elliot, Jonathan; Elliott Jesse Duncan (1782-1845), Naval officer, Commodore in 1841; Elmer, Daniel; Elmer, Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus (1793-1883); Evans, George, Gardiner, Maine; Everett, Edward; Ewing, Charles (1780-1832), College of New Jersey Class of 1798, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of New Jersey 1824-1832; and Ewing, James, Jr.
Correspondents include: Fendall, Philip R. (1794-1868), College of New Jersey Class of 1815; Field, Richard S.; Fillebrown, Thomas Jr., Navy Department; Fisher, S. Griffitts; Fitzhugh, Mr.; Folte, I.M.; Force, Peter, Mayor of Washington and Editor of the National Journal; Ford, Henry A., Morristown; Forsyth, John, Department of State; and Freeman, Edgar.
Correspondents include: Gaither, George R.; Gaither, Margaret; Gales, S.J.M. (Mrs. Joseph); Gibson, Isaac, Cashier for Morris Canal & Banking Co.; Gilliss, Mrs.; Glenn, John; Glentworth, James B.; Goldsborough, Charles H.; Gordon, Thomas; Gore, Mr.; Gouvenir, S.L.; Graham, George; Graham, John L.; Graham, Mrs. S.; Granger, F., Postmaster General; Gray, P.J.; Green, Henry W., Trenton; Green, James S.; Green, James W.; Gregory, Francis H., Lieutenant, and later Commandant, U.S. Navy; Grinnell, Julia J. Mrs.; Grinnell, M.H.; and Gwinn, John officer, U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Hager, John D.; Hagner, Mrs.; Haines, Charles G., Colonel; Hall, Basil, Captain, British Navy; Hall, J. Prescott; Halsted, William (d. 1878), College of New Jersey Class of 1812; Hamilton, J. Jr., Colonel; Hamilton, Robert; Hankinson, Henry, Flemington, New Jersey; Hanson, Miss; Harden, Silas; Harding, H.D., Jr.; Harrow, Charles, Doctor, brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard; and Harrow, James D., brother of Rebecca Harrow Southard.
Correspondents include: Hart, Jane; Hartwell, G.A.; Hay, Charles, Secretary of the Navy, son of George Hay; Hazard, Benjamin; Henderson, Mrs.; Henderson, Archibald, Lieutenant Colonel and Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps; Henderson, Thomas, Doctor; Henry, H., Lieutenant; Higbee, Charles; Higbee, Elizabeth L., mother of Lewis, Lucy Ann and Virginia; Higbee, Lucy Ann, sister of Virginia Higbee; and Hill, Charles.
Correspondents include: Hodge, C.; Hodgson, William B.; Hoffman, George E., brother of Ogden Hoffman, New York; Hoffman, Michael, Chairman of Naval Committee, House of Representatives; Hoffman, Ogden (1793-1856), Lawyer, Member of Congress, and husband of Virginia, Southard's daughter; Holcombe, George (d. 1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1805, Doctor; Holmes, J.E.; Holmes, Samuel; Homans, Benjamin; Hooe, A.S. [probably Alexander Seymour Hooe, son of Seymour Hooe, brother of George Mason Hooe]; Hook, A.H., Major; Hornblower, Joseph Coerten (1777-1864), Lawyer, Chief Justice of New Jersey 1832-1846, 1st President of the New Jersey Historical Society 1845-1864, and Professor of Law at the College of New Jersey 1847-1855; Hough, William M.; Howell, Robert, Philadelphia; Howell, Doctor Samuel L.; Hoyt, Jesse; Hudson, J.T.; Hughes, Christopher (d. 1847), College of New Jersey Class of 1805; Hughes, George W.; Humphrey, Samuel; Hunt, Westley P.; Hunter, Charles G., Midshipman; Hunter, Mary (Mrs. C.G. Hunter); Hutchinson, J.P.; and Huygens, M. & Mme.
Correspondents include: Jackson, James; Jackson, Jane Amelia; Jackson Riddle & Co.; Jackson, Sarah E.; Jeffers, William N.; Jenks, Doctor; Jennings, Jonathan to Henry Southard; Jessup, General; Jessup, Mrs.; Johnson, George; Johnson, Reverdy; Johnson, W. Cost; Johnston, Mr. & Mrs.; Johnston, Samuel C.; Joline, John; Jones, Captain; and Jones, W.
Correspondents include: Kay, James, Jersey City; Kearney, Lawrence, Lieutenant and Captain, U.S. Navy; Kemble, Gouverneur; Kennedy, J.H.; Kent, Joseph (1779-1837), Congressman 1811-1815 and 1819-1826, Governor of Maryland 1826-1829, and Senator 1833-1837; Kershow, Jeremiah; Keyworth, Robert; King, Charles (1789-1867); King, John P., Senator; Kirkpatrick, John Bayard; Kirkpatrick, Littleton; Krudener, Baron; Kuhn, Captain; Lantzinger, Mr.; Laurie, James; Law, Mr.; Lawrence, Abbott (1792-1855), Textile Manufacturer, Congressman, and U.S. Minister to Great Britain; Lear, B.L.; Lee, Henry; Lee, William; Lenox, James; Lenox, Robert; Lewis, Laurence; and Lewis, Samuel C., College of New Jersey Class of 1807.
Correspondents include: Lindsly, Harvey, Doctor; Livingstone, Robert Le Roy, Mr. and Mrs.; Lloyd, James (1796-1831), Chairman of Navy Committee and U.S. Senator; Loockerman, C.S. of Stevenson & Hart, Philadelphia; Lord, Mr.; Loring, New Hampshire; Lott, Peter; Luckett, Craven T.; Lyman, Samuel P.; Maclean, John; Macomb, Alexander C., Major General, Inspector, U.S. Military Academy; Mangum, Willie Person (1792-1861), Senator, Red Mountain, North Carolina; Mason, John, General; Mason, Richard B.; Mathison, John; Mausby, J.D.; Maury, R.B.; Maxey, Mrs.; Maxey, Virgil; and Maxwell, John Patterson Bryant (1804-1845), College of New Jersey Class of 1823, U.S. Representative.
Correspondents include: McElemer, Samuel; McIlvaine, B.; McIlvaine, Charles P. (d. 1873), College of New Jersey Class of 1816, Reverend; McIlvaine, Henry; McIlvaine, Joseph; McKenney, Thomas L., Colonel, Office of Indian Affairs, Department of War; McLean, John (1785-1861), Postmaster General 1823-1829, Congressman from Ohio 1812-1816, Judge of Supreme Court of Ohio 1816-1822, and Associate Justice of U.S. Supreme Court 1830-1861; McMurtrie, Eliza; and McMurtrie, William Birch, Portrait and Landscape Painter.
Correspondents include: Meade, Mr.; Meade, Margaret G.; Mercer, Charles Fenton (1778-1858), College of New Jersey Class of 1797; Merrick, William D.; Merwin, A.M., New York; Miller, A.W., Morristown, New Jersey; Mills, Henry; Mitchell, Martha A., Washington, regarding the Dorcas Society; Molleson, George Plum (d. 1844), Princteton Class of 1825, Attorney General of New Jersey 1841-1844; Monroe, James (1758-1831), President of the U.S. 1817-1825; Montgomery, John C., Philadelphia; Morgan, Charles W., Captain; Morris, Charles (1784-1856), Commodore, Naval officer, Board of Navy Commissioners; Morris, Mrs. H. [possibly Mrs. Charles Morris]; Muirhead, Jonathan, Easton, PA; Mundy, Samuel; Munroe, Mrs., five letters; and Murray, James B., New York, brother of Hamilton Murray.
Correspondents include: Naglee, John, Philadelphia; Nevin, Daniel G.; Newall, Daniel, Reverend; Nicholson, Augustus A., Captain; Nicholson, C.J.B., Major; Nicklin, Philip H., (d. 1842) College of New Jersey Class of 1804; Northrup, Joseph, Jr.; Nourse, Charles J., Captain and Major, Acting Adjutant General 1822-1825; Obregon, Mr.; Ogden, David Bayard (1775-1849), Lawyer; Oliver, Thomas; Opdycke, Samuel Green; Palmer, William R.; Parker, James; Parsons, A., Colonel; Paterson, M.C., New York; Patterson, William; Patton, Robert B., Head of Edgehill Seminary in Princeton where S.L.S.'s sons enrolled in 1832 and 1833; Paulding, Mrs.; and Paxson, Samuel.
Correspondents include: Pearson, Mr. and Mrs.; Pearson, George; Peck, John; Percival, John, Lieutenant, Captain; Perkins, Thomas Handasyd, Colonel; Perrine, Henry, Doctor; Peters, Richard, Jr., Reporter of Supreme Court 1839; Pettibone, John; Pettis, Mr.; Peyton, B.; Phillips, John R.; Pleasonton, Mrs.; Plumley, A.R.; Poletica, Mr.; Polhemus, Henry D. (d. 1851) College of New Jersey Class of 1818, Freehold; Porter, Alexander, Judge; Porter, Elbert Stothoff (d. 1888), College of New Jersey Class of 1839; Porter, John, Captain, U.S. Navy; Post, Edwin; Potter, John, Princeton; Potter, W.; Prall, William L., Prallsville; Proudfit, Alexander, Reverend; and Pugh, John.
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Correspondents include: R., J.; R., Ned; Ramsay, Mrs.; Randall, Josiah, Philadelphia; Randolph, Isham, letter supporting Isham Randolph, with twenty-eight signatures; Randolph, James Fitz, Washington, New Brunswick; Randolph, Joseph Fitz, Freehold; Rankin, William, Duryea & Co., letter with eighty signatures; Reading, James Newell (d. 1884), College of New Jersey Class of 1829, Somerville, Albany; Rebello, J.S.; Reckless, Joseph W.; Reilly, Boyd, Doctor and Inventor of the Vapor-bath; Renshaw, James, Captain, U.S. Navy, Princeton; Reynolds, J.N.; Richards, R.I.; Rind, Mr.; Rives, William C.; Roberdeau, Isaac, Major, Lieutenant, Colonel, Engineers; Rodgers, John (1773-1838), Commodore and Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the Navy; Rodgers, Mrs. M.; Rossell, Z.A.C., Colonel, General; Ryall, Daniel B., Freehold; and Ryerson, Thomas C. (d. 1838), College of New Jersey Class of 1809.
Correspondents include: Salomons, Susan F., Princeton; Sands, Mrs.; Sawyer, Mr.; Saxton, Nathaniel, Flemington; Scott, J. W., Colonel; Seaton, Mrs.; Seaton, William W.; Selden, Sarah E.; Sergeant, John; Serurier, M. et Mme.; Seward, William Henry (1801-1872), New York State Senator 1831-1835, Governor of New York 1831-1843, Senator 1849-1861, and Secretary of State 1861-1869; Sherburne, John; Sherburne, Mary Anna, wife of John H. Sherburne; Sherman, George; Sherman, William P.; and Shreve, Ralph H., Trenton.
Correspondents include: Simpson, Josiah; Sinclair, William; Skinner, John S., Postmaster of Baltimore; Slack, John R., Mount Holly; Slaughter, A.E., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy; Smallwood, J.C., Woodbury, New Jersey; Smith, Mrs. A.M.F.; Smith, Benjamin P.; Smith, Catherine M.; Smith, Elisha; Smith, Miss H.; Smith, Horace; Smith, Julia M., Washington; Smith, M.H.; Smith, Mrs. Richard, Washington; Smith, Richard O., Cashier at the Office of Bank of the U.S., for the Bank of the United States; Smith, Sarah; Smith, Mrs. T.L.; Smith, General W., Wine Merchant, Georgetown; and Somerville, Mr.
Correspondents include: Southard, Dan Doty, nephew, five letters; and Southard, Henry (1747-1842), Justice of the Peace, Member of New Jersey Assembly, Member of House of Representatives, father of S.L.S., four letters.
Correspondents include: Southard Henry L. (1816-1864), College of New Jersey Class of 1836, son of S.L.S.; Southard, Isaac; and Southard, James W., son of Isaac Southard.
Spence, Robert Traill, Captain; Spencer, E.M.S.; Sprague, Mr.; Stanborough, A.; Stansbury, Mr.; Steele, William R., District Attorney, U.S. Courts, West Florida, son of William Steele; Sterling, Gilbert Southard, Philadelphia, Evansville; Stevenson, A.; Stewart, Mrs., Washington; Stewart, Charles Samuel, Reverend; Stewart, Sarah A.; Stockton, Lucius Horatio (d. 1835), Lawyer and Politician; Stockton, Richard (1764-1828), College of New Jersey Class of 1810, Lawyer, Politician, and Gentleman-Farmer; Stockton, Robert Field (1795-1866), Naval officer, U.S. Senator for New Jersey; Stone, William L., Colonel; Strother, George F., Colonel, St. Louis; Sullivan, George, Colonel; Sullivan, J. Bowdoin, Princeton; Swann, Thomas; and Swartwout, Robert, General.
Correspondents include: Taliaferro, John, Hagley, Virginia; Taliaferro, Lucy; Taney, Roger Brooke (1777-1864), Attorney General, Secretary of the Treasury under Jackson, and Chief Justice of U.S.;Tayloe, John, Colonel; Tayloe, Benjamin Ogle, Troy; Tayloe, Frank; Tayloe, Julia M. Dickinson; Tayloe, Virginia; Tharp, William, Colonel; Thompson, Judge; Thompson, David, Jr., College of New Jersey Class of 1803; Thompson, Pishey; Thompson, Richard P.; Thompson, Samuel W., Red Bank, New Jersey; Thompson, Smith (1768-1841), College of New Jersey Class of 1788, Jurist, Secretary of Navy under Monroe, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court 1823-1843; and Thomson, W., Somerville.
Correspondents include: Timberlake, Margaretta; Tingey, Thomas (1750-1829), Commander, U.S.Navy, two letters; Towson, Mrs. N.; Tucker, John R., Trenton; Tudor, Mrs.; Turner, Ann, Port Tobacco; Tyler, Henry B., Lieutenant, U.S. Marine Corps; Vancleve, John, Doctor, Princeton; Vandeventer, C., Colonel and Major; Van Ness, John P., General, President of Bank of the Metropolis 1840; Van Vleck, William, Paterson; Van Winkle, C.; Vaughan,, Mr.; Vaughan, Sir Charles R., Washington; Vroom, Peter D., Jr.; Wade, Susan; Wadsworth, Mrs. L.G.; Wainwright, Robert Denver, [Colonel], Marine Corps, Norfolk, Virginia; Wall, Garret Dorset (1783-1850), Lawyer, District Attorney for New Jersey, U.S. Senator under Jackson and Van Buren; Waln, William, Trenton; Ward, George T., Talahassee, Florida; Ward, John B.H., Pilot, New Jersey; Washington, Bushrod (1762-1829), Associate Justice of Supreme Court 1798-1829, nephew of George Washington; Washington, George C.; Watkins, J., Doctor; and Way, Mrs.
Correspondents include: Webster, Daniel, Boston; Weightman, Mrs.; Weightman, R.C.; Wellford, Fanny Page; Wellford, William N., son of John S. Wellford; and Westcott, H., Lieutenant, U.S. Navy.
Correspondents include: Wheaton, Henry; White, Mrs. E.A.; White, John Moore; White, Joseph M., Colonel; Whitehead, Asa, Newark; Whittlesey, Mr.; Wilde, R.H.; Wilkes, Lieutenant; Williams, Lewis; Willson, Sarah; Wilson, James, S.L.S.'s "associate in practise;" and Wilson, Mindert.
Correspondents include: Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs.; Wirt, L.H.; Wirt, William (1772-1834), Author, Lawyer, and Attorney General of U.S. 1817-1829; Wood, George (d. 1860), College of New Jersey Class of 1808, Clerk, Trustees, New Brunswick; Wood, John S., New Jersey; Woodbury, Mrs.; Woodruff, George; Wurts, John (d. 1861), College of New Jersey Class of 1813; Wyer, Edward; and Yard, Edward, Captain.
This series offers a glimpse of Southard's active files. It is likely that all of this material was kept so he could refer to it as need be. This material was important to both his career and his personal life. It includes material pertaining to Southard's many personal interests, including documents on his personal finances and possessions, as well as documents related to his professional interests like slavery, American-Indian affairs, Congress, the Supreme Court, and the U.S. Navy.
The subseries arranged alphabetically by subject.
This subseries contains the extent of Southard's congressional files. It consists of handwritten documents and printed material like acts, bills, and speeches. Boxes 84-85 contain general congressional records like speeches from both houses and printed "Messages from the President." Boxes 86-87 relate strictly to the U.S. Senate. These files include records of various committees, bills, appeals, and acts. Box 88 contains only records regarding the House of Representatives. These files include bills, reports, and documents related to the House Committee on Naval Affairs. Southard served in the U.S. Senate from 1821-1823 and again from 1833 until his death. The records in this subseries pertain only to his final two terms. The records begin in 1829, pre-dating his return to the Senate slightly, and run to his death in 1842.
The folders are arranged by subject.
This subseries contains the records of Southard's personal finances. Items include bills, checks, receipts, mortgages, ledgers, tax information, and banking records. It covers the majority of Southard's adult life, beginning around 1807, and runs through his death, including records of his estate in 1843.
The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject in three distinct files—Memos and Transactions, Bills and Receipts and Checks.
This subseries documents Southard's interest in American-Indian affairs. It consists of agreements, petitions from the Cherokee to the U.S. Congress, claims that the Delaware were entitled to New Jersey land, and correspondence that was neither to nor from Southard but that relates to the Cherokee.
This subseries is arranged by subject.
This subseries contains records of Southard and his family's real estate dealings, various maps of New Jersey land, and U.S. Navy related maps. The maps of the New Jersey area relate to real estate, railroads, city planning and natural resources. This subseries also includes documents related to the Clanmorgan Land Grant, Southard's joint land-investment venture. The range runs from 1786-1859.
Box 96 is organized alphabetically by subject. Box 97 is an oversized, flat box that contains most of the maps.
Features signatures of James Monroe and Martin Van Buren
Features extensive maps of the East River, and wharves and docks around Manhattan.
Drawn by H.L. Southard
"The outside boundries of this map was taken from a Deed [...] Dated September AD 1720 [...]"
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At upper left: 1835
Indexed for churches, banks, mills, etc.
Princeton copy has ms. annotations on map in pencil; inscribed on verso: Mark on this - S.L.S. [i.e. Samuel L. Southard]. Accompanied by 2 proof sheets
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This map details iron mines, coal deposits, railroads and the Morris Canal.
This subseries consists of records pertaining to Southard's legal career, which began in 1807 when he passed the Virginia state bar. In 1811, Southard returned to New Jersey to practice law in Flemington. Southard quickly established himself as one of New Jersey's top lawyers by representing prominent clients and arguing many cases in front of the Supreme Court of New Jersey. In 1815, Southard was named an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of New Jersey. As Southard's political career flourished, he continued to practice law. In 1829 he became Attorney General of New Jersey. Southard would remain active as a lawyer until his death.
Items in this subseries include memo books, case notes, and bills and receipts. The bulk of the material is made up of the case notes. The memo books and memos are all in Southard's hand and contain mostly financial information regarding specific cases. The case files contain some printed materials and notes not in Southard's hand. The files for individual cases feature depositions, opinions, and notes on testimony.
The subseries is arranged in four distinct subjects-memo books, cases, bills and receipts, and miscellaneous. The memo books and memos are arranged chronologically. The case files are arranged alphabetically by plaintiff or petitioner. The miscellaneous files are arranged alphabetically by subject.
This subseries documents the history of the Morris Canal & Banking Company, founded in 1824. The project was a joint venture between Morris County entrepreneur George McCulloch and several prominent New York investors. The company funded the construction of the Morris Canal, which ran from Easton to Newark. In addition to operating the canal, they also functioned as a bank. The company had the power to lend money, receive and execute trusts, trade bonds, and participate in foreign exchange markets. Southard was hired as the president in 1837. These records begin before Southard's tenure as President and include notes from a court case in which he defended the Society for Establishing Useful Manufacturers against Morris Canal & Banking. This subseries also contains materials relevant to the Morris Canal's organizational history including board meeting minutes, its charter, by-laws, and incorporation, and numerous annual reports. The range ends with Southard's formal resignation in October, 1841.
This subseries is arranged in two distinct subjects-suits and miscellaneous. The suits are arranged alphabetically by plaintiff. Miscellaneous is arranged alphabetically by subject.
This subseries contains the bulk of Southard's records related to the U.S. Navy. These records offer a detailed glimpse of the United States Navy in the 1820s-1830s. James Monroe appointed Southard Secretary of the U.S. Navy in 1823. Southard held the post until 1829. Many of the records in this subseries relate to Southard's tenure in office. However, there are some registers and congressional records that are dated after 1829. Items of note include substantial records on a proposed U.S. Naval Academy, documents related to the proposed Naval Peace Establishment bill, and suggestions for a possible reorganization of Naval offices and hierarchy.
This subseries is organized by subject and arranged alphabetically.
This subseries contains a significant portion of the New Jerseyana within the collection. All of the material relates to New Jersey including documents on Southard's career as a lawyer, his senatorial career, Princeton University, and various other political and legal issues that were New Jersey-related. Much of the material relates directly to either the state legislature or the state judicial system. Other items of note include significant documentation on a boarder dispute between New Jersey and New York and some documents related to canals and railroads. Southard was born in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, practiced law in New Jersey, served as Associate Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court from 1815-1820, represented the state in the United States Senate and served as state Attorney General and Governor.
This subseries is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Southard dated the Hunterdon County rules as 1814 though it is printed as 1806. Presumably, this is when he used the book and the rules still applied.
The heading reads, "Samuel L. Southard, Governor of the State of New Jersey."
This subseries consists of miscellaneous personal and professional documents. The documents include several appointments to various positions, personal documents on insurance and indentured servants, and handwritten indexes of Southard's library, associates, and professional contacts. Also included are several engraved portraits of Southard.
These files are arranged alphabetically by subject.
Handwritten index of Southard's library in Southard's hand.
This subseries consists Southard's slavery-related files. Southard's own views on slavery appear to have been contradictory. Throughout his life, Southard was an advocate of colonization and never expressed any support for demands for African-American equality. Southard owned slaves early in his professional life but made sure all were eventually freed. As a politician, Southard seemed content to leave slavery as a states' rights issue. This is evident in his public stance on Missouri. Later in his life Southard became a supporter of efforts to curb the slave trade. This may have been an effect of his responsibility as Secretary of the Navy to police the slave trade. Items include pamphlets on abolition and colonization, documents related to colonization in Liberia, Southard's personal documents related to purchase and sale of slaves, and items concerning the abolition of the slave trade.
This subseries is organized by subject and arranged alphabetically.
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Includes, among other printed items, "The colonization scheme considered, in its rejection by the colored people, in its tendency to uphold caste, in its unfitness for Christianizing and civilizing the aborigines of Africa, and for putting a stop to the African slave trade : in a letter to the Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen and the Hon. Benjamin F. Butler" by Samuel E. Cornish and Theodore S. Wright (Newark [N.J.], Printed by A. Guest, 1840).
This subseries contains all documents in the Southard Collection related to the U.S. Supreme Court. The bulk of the first box consists of records of Manual Garcia v. Lee. Southard had numerous notes on this case, which involved a land dispute in Florida relating to a "secret treaty" between Spain and France. The second box contains printed opinions.
The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.
This subseries contains miscellaneous records that fall outside the scope of the other Subject Files subseries. Most of the records in this subseries do not relate directly to Southard's personal life or professional career but were in his possession. Southard probably acquired much of this material while he was a senator. Much of it documents important topics of the first half of the 19th century like technological advancements and the controversy over the National Bank.
The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.
Includes charters of the city of Newark, N.J., the New Hope Delaware Bridge Company, and the Burlington Aqueduct Company.
Printed reports of the board of managers to the stockholders with map inserts.
This series consists of documents created by Southard's family members or close associates. Much of the material does not directly pertain to Southard. The materials in this series were likely maintained by Southard's son, Henry. The bulk of the records relate to Henry.
The records are arranged by family member with any material not related to the Southard family falling into two miscellaneous subseries. The subseries are organized alphabetically.
This subseries contains the records of Southard's father, Henry, a New Jersey senator. It consists of some correspondence, both business and personal, receipts of transactions, and a report on a speech he made before Congress related to Revolutionary War Veterans' claims.
These three folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.
This subseries consists of documents related to Southard's son Henry. Henry was a prominent New Jersey lawyer in the mid-1800s. Many of the records in this subseries pertain to his legal career. Some of the correspondence relates to other personal and professional matters. A significant amount of the correspondence is between Henry and his family or friend and business associate Peter Hamilton. The records date back to Henry's early schooling in 1823 and run to 1865.
The records are arranged alphabetically by subject. Within the Correspondence file, the material is arranged alphabetically by correspondent.
Correspondents include: Annin, Joseph; Aycrigg, James B.; Baldwin, J.S.; Barnes, J. Edward; Beasley, M.; Bowlin, James R.; Binninger, A. and Co.; Birdsall, James; Bradley, James; Bradley, William A.; Brackenridge, Reverend Doctor; Britton, J.S.; Brooke, Charles W.; Brooke, Francis; Brown, J.V.; Brown, William; Butler, Joseph; and Butler, S.H.
Correspondents include: Carroll, Charles H.; Christopher, Daniel; Clark, Peter J.; Clark, M. St. Clair; Coffin, B.; Conover, Holmes; Cooke, David; Cook, William; Cox, Charles; Coxe, Richard S.; Cushman, H.C.; Davis, C.H.; Dayton, James B.; Douglas, E.A.; and Dusenbery, W.C., and Co.
Correspondents include: Elmer & Nixon; Ely, Kent and Brock; Gibson, Isaac; Graff, Frederick; Green, Caleb S.; Green, Henry W.; Greenleaf, Simon; Halstead, O.S.; Halsted, William, Jr.
Correspondents include: Hammill, S.D.; Harrow, Charles A.; Harrow, Charles D.; and Harrow, Margaret S.G.
Correspondents include: Hart, Cummings and Cushman; Hope, M.B.; Hoffman, O.; Hollinshead, C.H.; Hough, Joseph N.; Humphrey, James; Hutchinson, Mahlon; Jones, N.T.; Jones, R.S.H.; and Knowles, [Illegible].
Correspondents include: Lambech, E.Cole; Leggett, Thomas, Jr.; Leaffer, George W.; Lippincott, S.R.; and Littell, John S.
Correspondents include: MacDonald, James; Mathis, M.S.; Maxwell, H.D.; McClintock, Andrew T.; Meade, M.; Miller, J.W.; Miller, Samuel, Jr.; Miner, L.H.; Mitchell, [Illegible]; Moffett, W.R.; Morton, Joseph L.; and Mouille, M. & Co.
Correspondents include: N (Illegible); Ogilby, Robert; Parker, Cortland; Parker, Joel; Parmenter, Charles T.; Paul, William W.; Perrine, Lewis; Peters, L.R.; Porter, Eleazar; Raynor, Hiram; Read, Wills T.; Reading, J.N.; Reid, Ellen; Reits, C.F.; Richard, V.H.; and Rossell, Lydia.
Correspondents include: St. John, M.C.; Scudder, Edward W.; Sharp, Aaron; Shreeve, B.R.; Skinner, J.S.; Slocum, J.; Small, A.L.; Smith, H.; Southard, Isaac; Southard, J.W.; Spencer, S.; Sterling, Gilbert Southard; Sterling, Lewis; Stevens, John G.; Stoke, Samuel, Jr.; Stotzes, Louis; Stratton, John L.N.; Stryker, Thomas G.; "Sybil;" Taylor, E.; Taylor, Samuel W.; and Thomas, Edward B.
Correspondents include: Van Rensalaer, R.S.; Vredenburgh, P., Jr.; Van Zant & Rockwell; Van Zant, [N.]B.; Vorhees, J.S.; Waterman, Amos; Wellford, Fanny P.; Wetherill, C.S.; Wharton, Francis; White, C.L.; Wilson, J.; Wines, E.C.; Woodruff, A. Dickinson; Woodruff, R., Doctor; and Woodward, Isaac.
This subseries consists of correspondence related to Southard's brother Isaac. Documents in the subseries include tax reciepts on Isaac's property in Montgomery Township, New Jersey and miscellaneous correspondence between Isaac and his brother, father, and United States Secretary of War John H. Eaton.
The documents are arranged in chronological order.
This subseries contains correspondence related to Southard's wife, Rebecca Harrow. Most of the letters are either to or from her children. Some of the miscellaneous correspondence relates to friends of the family. The "Doctor's Report" is a letter from Rebecca's doctor updating her son Henry on her medical condition. The letters begin in 1810 and run the extent of her married life. The last letter is dated 1847, shortly before the time of her death.
The records are arranged by subject.
This subseries contains correspondence and documents related to Southard's son, Samuel, Jr. The bulk of the subseries is made up of letters to and from his brother, Henry. Other letters relate to his sister, mother and various other associates. The subject of the letters range from pleasantries and family updates to discussions of family and private business. Records of Samuel's education are also contained in this subseries.
This subseries consists of two subjects, letters and school records, and is organized alphabetically.
This subseries contains letters and documents related to Southard's daughter, Virginia. The majority of the correspondence is either to or from Virginia's brother, Henry. The oldest records in the subseries, beginning in 1819, document Virginia's schooling. The subseries ends with correspondence dating from around 1846.
This subseries consists of two subjects, letters and school records, and is organized alphabetically.
This subseries consists of correspondence neither to nor from Southard or his family. It is arranged alphabetically. Many of the letters are to and from Southard's professional colleagues. A majority of the letters are regarding law, politics, and business interests; land and investments. Much of the material relates to either New Jersey or Washington, D.C.
This subseries is arranged alphabetically by correspondent.
Correspondents include: Adams, Samuel G.; Allen, J.B.; Bainbridge, William; Baldwin, J.Y.; Barbour, James; Barnard, Robert; Barnes, [Joseph]; Beatty, George; Beck, John P.; Bell, William; Boyd, John; Boyle, John; Bradley, W.A.; Branch, J.; Brant, Richard; Brent, Daniel; Brooke, F.; Brown, Abraham; Burnet, James; Burnley, A.; Butler, B.F.; and Butler William.
Correspondents include: Cassedy, Samuel; Chauncey, J.; Chetwood, J.M.; Clarke, Elisha B.; Clarke, J.H.; Clarke, James G.; Clarke, William; Clymer, Henry; Coleman, Daniel; Conover, Charles; Cooke, George M.; Cone, Daniel M.; Coxe, D.W.; Coxe, Richard S.; Coxe, William; Crabb, [Lieutenant]; Craig, John W.; Crowninshield, B.W.; Cryder, [Monisou]; and Curtis, Edward.
Correspondents include: Dallas, A.J.; Darby, Richard; Day, John Davies; Day, J.E.; De Zeng, R.L.; Dickinson, Philemon; Dilkes, Joseph; Dobbin, Murphy & Bose; Dod, Albert B.; Drake, George K.; Dresser, Nathan; Dunham, L.B.; DuPonceau, Peter S.; and DuVal, John P.
Correspondents include: Eakin, A.L.; Edwards, J.L.; Ellery, Frank; Elliott, J.D.; Ely, Hervey; Elway, Alfred; Ewarts, Jeremiah; Ewing, Charles; Fairfax, Wilson C.; Fanning, E.; Felch, Cheever; Fenton, D.; Finley, Thomas; Fitz Randolph, D.; Field, Jacob T.; Ford, Henry A.; Foster, J.; and Frelinghuysen, Theodore.
Correspondents include: Gaither, John J.; Gales & Seaton; Gamble, [Thomas] M.; Gibson, Isaac; Gideon, J.; Gillingham, William; Gordon, Thomas; Grant, John; Green, E.; Green, James S.; Greer, William; and Gregory, T.H.
Correspondents include: Hagner, Peter; Halsey, Charles H.; Halsey, Samuel B.; Halsted, Job S.; Halsted, William; Hambleton, Pearson; Hambleton, S.; Hamilton, Samuel R.; Hamilton, Thomas; Hapert, Aaron; Harris, Richard D.; Harris, Thomas; Harrison, T.C.; Hartwell, Thomas A.; Hasler, F.R.; Hedenberg, S.L.; Herring, Elbert; Holcombe, Embley; Howell, A.; Howell, B.B.; Howell, Joseph; Howle, Parke J.; Hulme, J.S.; Humphreys, Samuel; and Hunt, Susan W.
Correspondents include: Ihrie, C.J.; Ivins, Thomas; Jackson, John; Jarvis, Russell; Jeffers, William N.; Jones, David; Jones, Thomas P.; King, Charles; King, Miles; Kitchel, Matthias; Knisell, John; Knoll, Wilson; Kurtz, D.; Leavenworth, E.W.; Levy, Samuel; Lewis, W.B.; Livingston, J.W.; Lockwood, R.; and Lowell, J.A.
Correspondents include: McCall, P. McChesney, Charles G.; McChenny, Robert; MCormick, P.M.; McIlvaine, J.; McIlvaine, H.; McKelly, J.; McLane, Louis; McMahon, A.; Mason, R.B.; Mason, S.; Maxell, W.; Maycock, J.; Miller, J.W.; Milton, George Eli; Monroe, James; Moore, Samuel, Doctor; Muir, William; and Murphy, Timothy.
Correspondents include: Noah, M.M.; Oldrin, Charles S.; Oliver, J.C.; Oliver, Isaac; Paine, Thomas; Pancoast, James; Parker, Joseph; Paulding, J.K.; Parmenter, Charles J.; Paxon, Samuel; Peyton, Bernard; Piercy, William P.; Pleasonton, S.; Pomeroy, E.; Porter, Peter B.; Post, Edwin; Potter, William; Powell, C.H.; and Preston, B.
Correspondents include: Quincy, Josiah; Raynor, Hiram; Rex, George P.; Rice, Charles; Rodgers, John; Rodman, John; and Ryerson, Martin. In addition, there are number letters with illegible signatures.
Correspondents include: Saltonstall, Roswell; Scott, Henry D.; Seaton, W.W.; Seeley, Elias P.; Sexton, Joseph L.; Shaw, John; Shinn, J.B.; Shippen, William; Simms, W.D.; Simonton, J.W.; Skinner, J.S.; Sims, Emelia M.; Smith, C.; Smith, David; Smith, Pane; and Smith, Samuel H.
Correspondents include: Spencer, Robert D.; Sterling, H.S.; Sterling, James H.; Stiges, David M.; Stockton, R.; Stryker, William; Sullivan, Thomas; Swan, Samuel; Tackett, C.; Talbott, Benjamin; Taliaferro, E.A.S.; Taliaferro, John; Taylor, G.; and Taylor, Robert.
Thacher, James; Thomas, George; Thompson, David; Thompson, Henry; Thompson, R.P.; Thompson, Smith; Thomson, Robert E.; Throckmorton, J.W.; Tomson, N.; Tricoupe, S.; Turnbull, James; Twiggs, D.E.; and Twiggs, Levi.
Correspondents include: Underwood, William; Valentine, Caleb H.; Vose, Daniel C.; Vroom, P.D.; Wall, Garret D.; Ward, Thomas; Watkins, T.; Watson, Joseph; Weatherley, William S.; Webb, J. Watson; Wellford, John; and Wentworth James B.
Correspondents include: Whitcomb, James; White, Josiah; Williamson, J.H.; Wilson, Israel; Wilson, James; Wirt, William; Wood, G.; [Woolinan], Franklin; Woolsey, M.F.; Woolman, Thomas; Wright, Samuel G.; Wright, Thomas; Young, W.; Y Solez, Marciano Cubi.
Aside form the "Petitions in support of applicants for office," which are addressed to Southard, it is unclear how these documents came to be part of the Southard collection. The range of the documents extends beyond Southard's life. Items include memos written neither to nor by Southard. They tend to be law related. The financial transactions relate mostly to Southard's business associates. The petitions were likely intended for Southard.
This subseries is arranged alphabetically by subject.
This series contains much of the published material that Southard kept. Some of it was also his son Henry's. Most of the almanacs, journals, and pamphlets bear either Samuel L. Southard's or Henry L. Southard's signature. The bulk of the materials are published journals, pamphlets, speeches, and newspapers. Most of the pamphlets are political in nature. Many were written to support either a Whig politician or policy or comment on an important issue of the day. The journals subseries features runs of Hunt's Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review, Journal of the American Institute, The Quarterly Review, The Edinburgh Review: American Edition, and The London Quarterly Review, American Edition.
The series is arranged in five subseries and organized alphabetically.
This subseries contains printed pamphlets and almanacs, many of which belonged to Southard. The collection spans Southard's entire professional career and offers some insight as to what issues interested Southard as a politician and lawyer. The pamphlets were probably useful to him as a politician. Subjects of the pamphlets include economics, labor, land and boarder issues, national defense, comments on specific politicians or policies, issues related to the Whig party, temperance, and slavery.
These materials are arranged chronologically according to publication date.
Nos. XIV & XVI
Includes two pamphlets, "Opinion on the Claims for Improvements, by the State of Georgia on the Cherokee Nation" and "Opinion on the Right of the State of Georgia to Extend Her Laws Over the Cherokee Nation"
Concerning the dispute between Maine and Georgia
3 issues of the Whig Almanac, 1844-1846
This subseries contains a printed record of statistical breakdowns of the 6th census.
This subseries consists of one item. It is contained in a 16.5" x 12.5" flat box.
This subseries consists of journals that belonged to Southard. Subjects of the journals include economics, labor, politics, and literature. Titles in this subseries include Hunt's Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review, Journal of the American Institute, The North American Quarterly Magazine, The Quarterly Review, The Edinburgh Review: American Edition, The London Quarterly Review, American Edition, and Sailor's Magazine.
The journals are organized alphabetically by title then by volume and number.
This subseries consists of various newspapers that Southard had collected. It is not immediately clear why he decided to keep these papers. Most of the folders consist of one or two newspapers. The bulk of the papers are from New Jersey. Titles include The Jerseyman, The National Union, Newark Daily Advertiser, and New Jersey State Gazette. Also included are several titles from New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C. There are also single copies of papers from Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Missouri, Ohio, South Carolina, and Virginia.
The papers are organized by state into five files—New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., and Miscellaneous. They are organized alphabetically by title within the within the New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C. files. The Miscellaneous file is organized and arranged alphabetically by state.
Various newspapers arranged alphabetically by state.
This subseries consists of printed speeches collected by Southard. Some are from various Southard associates and others are from speeches he attended in person. Topics of the speeches include science, geography, temperance, Whig politics, and trade. Included in this subseries are a speech in honor of the election of William Henry Harrison, a discourse delivered during the funeral service for President Harrison, and the eulogy delivered at his funeral. The bulk of the Princeton speeches are commencement addresses. Some of the notable speakers include in this subseries are Nicholas Biddle, Lewis Cass, William Jeffers, and John Sergeant.
The speeches are divided into two files: Speeches delivered at Princeton and Other Speeches. They are organized alphabetically by speaker.
Speech titled, "The Progress and tendencies of Science"
Speech regarding, "A distribution of the proceeds of the public lands"
Speech titled, "Total Abstinence from All Intoxicating Liquors: The Only Safe-Guard"
"Eulogy on the Late William Henry Harrison"
"An Address, Delivered Before the Literary Societies of Marshall College"
"An Address on the Life and Character of Abraham Howard Quincy"
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Speech in French
"Report and Address to their Constituents, by the General Committee of Democratic Whig Young Men of the City and County of New-York"
Speech to the Pittsburgh Board of Trade
Discourse delivered during the funeral ceremonies of William Henry Harrison
Remarks from the opening of the Convention of Tobacco Planters
"Address Delivered Before the Vincennes Historical and Antiquarian Society." Featuring a map insert of Lake Superior, in French
"Medical Science and the Medical Profession in Europe and the United States"
"In Honor of the Election of Gen. Wm. Henry Harrison"
"Discourse, on the Objects and Importance of The National Institution for the Promotion of Science"
"Eulogy on Charles Carroll, of Carrollton"
"A Discourse on the Progress of Philosophy, and its Influence on the Intellectual and Moral Character of Man"
This file consists of printed speeches that were delivered at Princeton University, many before the Alumni Association or at commencement.