Astoria : John Jacob Astor and Thomas Jefferson's Lost Pacific EmpireRodolfo Vanveldhuize · First published 2021Open the Tome
Washington-Madison papers collected and preserved by James Madison, estate of J. C. McGuire ... containing highly important letters from General Washington ... also letters of Edmund Randolph, Edmund Pendleton, Joseph Jones, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, Jonathan Dayton, General John Armstrong, Henry Clay, and other eminent statesmen, to James Madison, as well as James Madison's own letters embracing the period of the stamp-act trouble, revolutionary war, constitutional convention, war of 1812, and Jackson's administration. Also the remainder of the extraordinary collection of American historical letters and documents, gathered for the purpose of illustrating Bancroft's History of the United States, and Parkman's Works ... Rev. Jacob Duché's letter to General Washington, relics of Washington, oil portraits, etc. To be sold ... December 6th and 7th, 1892 ... Catalogue compiled and sale conducted [by] Stan. V. Henkels. Thomas Birch's sons, auctioneers ..James Madison · First published 1892Open the Tome
The Western Division of the Western North Carolina Railroad Company, complainant, vs. George F. Drew, governor of the state of Florida, the Florida Central Railroad Company, the Jacksonville, Pensacola & Mobile Railroad Company, Gideon Maria Boissevain, Adrian J. Mildens, Joseph Zaddock, Adrian Stoop, Frank R. Sherwin, claiming to be the authorized agent of the four parties last named John Collinson, Milton S. Littlefield, Walter Gywan and Thomas B. Coddington, and now by way of amendment vs. J. Fred. Schutte, Jan Prins, Adrianus Prins, Heinrich Ulrici, Elias Fuld, Dr. Nicolaas Jacob Den Tex, J. Borzo, Edward Isaac Asser, and Adolph Engler, trustee, defendantsGeorge Franklin Drew, Western North Carolina Railroad Company. Western Division, Florida Central Railroad, Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mobile Railroad Company, United States. Circuit Court (5th Circuit) · First published 1875Open the Tome
Report of the trial of the case of the Queen, versus-Thomas Jacob, Jan Jacob, & John JacobThomas Jacob, Jane Jacob, John Jacob · First published 1850Open the Tome
Before the Most Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Causes, (on an appeal from the Vice-Admiralty Court at Tortola.) Indiana, John Jacob Guyer, master, Jermiah Vernice, of the island of Saint Thomas, merchant, claimant of the Cargo, as the property of Juan Bailey, of the island of Parto Rico, merchant, a subject of His Majesty Ferdinand the Seventh, King of Spain, appellant, Charles Bishop Esquire, His Majesty's procurator-general, respondentJeremiah Vernice, Charles Bishop, Great Britain. High Court of Appeals for Prizes · First published 1812Open the Tome
The evidence of Messrs. Joshua Pim; John Orr; Thomas Abbot; Jacob Geoghegan; Leland Crosthwaite; Denis Thomas O'Brien; Henry Sadleir; John Duffy; Francis Kirkpatrick; John Anderson; Nicholas Grimshaw; James Dickey; John Houston; Daniel Dickinson; Thomas Blair; George Binns; John Locker; James Williams, and Thomas Kenny, as delivered before the committee of the whole house, on His Excellency the lord lieutenant's message, respecting a legislative union with Great-BritainIreland. Parliament. House of Commons · First published 1800Open the Tome
The recantations of Jacob Fowle, Benjamin Marston, John Gallison, Robert Hooper, tertius, Nathan Bowen, Samuel White, and Thomas LewisMassachusetts. Committee of Safety. · First published 1775Open the Tome
Between Timothy Peaceable (upon the demise of John Fothergill, Daniel Zachery, Thomas Howe, Devereux Bowley, Luke Hind, Richard Howe, Jacob Hagan, Silvanus Grove, and William Heron) appellant, and Christian Stover, respondentChristian Stover · First published 1766Open the Tome
John Fothergill, M.D., Daniel Zachary, Thomas How, Devereaux Bowley, Luke Hind, Jacob Hagen, Silvanus Grove, and William Heron, the surviving trustees nominated and appointed by an act of Parliament ... intituled "An act for vesting vertain estates in Pennsylvania, New-Jersey and Maryland belonging to the proprietors of a partnership commonly called the Pennsylvania Land Company in London, in trustees, to be sold, and for other purposes therin mentioned," appellants, Christopher Stover, respondentFothergill, John · First published 1766Open the Tome