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| A130 | Sir: I have the honor to transmit to your Excellency, for the use of the State over which you preside.. | February 16, 1842 | |
| A133 | Sir; I have the honor to transmit herewith a copy of Acts passed by the General Assembly of | April 11, 1842 | |
| A134 | In pursuance of a Resolution of the General Assembly | May 3, 1842 | |
| A135 | State of Maine. Secretary's Office, His Excellency, The Govenor of New York | May 6, 1842 | |
| A136 | Sir: In pursuance of a law of the Territory of Florida, entitled, "An Act relating | May 12, 1842 | |
| A139 | State of Maryland, Department of State, City of Annapolis, To his Excellency, The Governor of New York | June 25, 1842 | |
| A140 | State of New Jersey, Department of State. City of Trenton, To His Excellency the Governor of New York | July 12, 1842 | |
| A141 | State of Maine. Secretary's Office | August 18, 1842 | |
| A147 | To His Excellency, The Governeor of New York | October 19, 1842 | |
| A149 | His Excellency the Governor of New York | November 25, 1842 | |
| A164 | Hon. William Seward, Dear Sir: I take the liberty of addressing you upon the subject of a claim against the U.S.. | January 28, 1850 | |
| A204 | Sir, You are respectfully invited to accompany the Members of the Common Council.. | March 24, 1851 | |
| A393 | Agency for Claims. William J. Niles, Washington, D. C. will attend to the prosecution of claims upon the Government | September 2, 1850 | |
| A394 | Sir: The undersigned, who was at the head of the Pesnion Office for upwards of thirty years, has opened an Office in this city | December 6, 1850 | |
| A416 | Office of McAllister and Wallis, General Agents and Attorneys for Claims, | August 26, 1864 | |
| A430 | Extracts from the proceedings of the National Institute for the Promotion of Science. | October, 1842 | |
| A469 | The following 'glances' are furnished by a correspondent to the New York Express:--if half be true, the subject would seem to be worthy of the most serious consideration of Congress. | December, 1850? | |
| A600 | Instructions to the People of the United States for Preliminary Movement toward Governmental Re-organization | May, 1865 | |
| A602 | National Transition Moonly Voice. | July 20, 1872 | |
| A608 | The Word of the Lord that came unto the Patriarch Moses, an Israelite of the tribe of Joseph, and of the lineage of his son Ephraim, o the fourteenth day of the second month, called February, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight .. | March 28, 1865 | |
| A620 | Let Us Have Genuine Freedom in Missouri. | November 15, 1864 | |
| A803 | Letter to Senator Johnson. War, Compromise or Separation. | March 28, 1861 | |
| A818 | The word of the Lord that came unto the Patriarch Moses, an Israelite of the trive of Joseph and of the lineage of his son Ephraim | February 14, 1865 | |
| B34 | Keep Government Within Its Limits | April 2, 1842 | |
| B60 | Letter to Hon. J. J. Crittenden. | February 22, 1861 | |
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