Six (6) Marshall and Dearborn family speeches, poems, and essays. 1st item: Booklet titled "Unveiling the Statue of Chief Justice John Marshall, at Washington, May 10th, 1884" with an oration by William Henry Rawle, LL. D., published by Allen, Lane, and Scott's Printing House, Philadelphia, 1884. 10" H x 7 5/8" W. 2nd item: One […]
Lot 269: 24 19th C. Commerce Docs., inc. B. Lincoln Signed
Twenty-four (24) 19th century commerce documents. 1st-6th item: Six (6) printed and handwritten certifications of importation signed by Benjamin Lincoln, Collector, countersigned by Thomas Melvill, Inspector, from the Port of Boston and Charleston, certifying that "there was imported into this Di[s]trict on the twenty fourth of Oct 1805, by Neh Parsons in the Gov Summer […]
Lot 263: Dearborn Family, Isaiah Thomas Bible, Vol. II & II, 1791
The General Henry Dearborn family Bible. The Holy Bible Containing the Old and New Testaments: with the Apocrypha Translated Out of the Original Tongues, Vol. II & II, by Isaiah Thomas, 1791. Printed at the press in Worcester, Massachusetts. Both volumes include handwritten list of birth and death dates for members of the immediate Dearborn […]
Lot 264: Dearborn Family Letter Archive inc. Gen. Henry Dearborn signature
Archive of letters related to General Henry Dearborn and his family, including Sarah Bowdoin Dearborn, his second wife; 13 items total. 1st item: War of 1812 Period ALS, one page, from Major General John Armstrong (1758-1843) to General Henry Dearborn (1751-1829), Headquarters of New York, dated August 8, 1812. Marked "Private," the letter reads "Dear […]
Lot 265: 3 Greenleaf Dearborn ALS to H.A.S. Dearborn
Three (3) ALS from Major Greenleaf Dearborn to General Henry Alexander Scammell Dearborn, including Second Seminole War. 1st item: Second Seminole War period ALS from Major Greenleaf Dearborn (1786-1846), Fort Armistead, Boca Sarasota, to his uncle General Henry A. S. Dearborn (1783-1851), Boston, MA, dated December 2, 1840. Greenleaf begins the letter by discussing his […]
Lot 261: 5 Marshall Family Items inc. Signed Books and Letter
Five (5) Marshall family items including books signed by U.S. Chief Justice John Marshall, his wife and son, and a John Randolph ALS referencing comments about John Marshall by Thomas Hart Benton. 1st item: John Marshall (1755-1835) signed book, Life of James Crichton of Cluny, Commonly Called the Admirable Crichton by Patrick Fraser Tyler, Esq., […]
Lot 262: 2 Library of John Marshall Books, inc. 1 Signed
Two (2) books from the library of U.S. Chief Justice and Secretary of State John Marshall (1755-1835) 1st item: John Marshall signed, Cicero's Epistles to Atticus, Vol. II, translated by William Guthrie, Esq., 1752. Printed for T. Waller, London. Octavo, 536 pages, hardbound with brown leather covers and gilt lettering to spine. Ink John Marshall […]
Lot 259: Justice John Marshall Railroad Stock Certificate, Charles Harrod Signed Atchafalaya Currency, 2 items
Two (2) railroad related financial items related to U.S. Chief Justice John Marshall (1755-1835)and Charles Harrod (1787-1870). 1st item: Richmond, Fredericksburg, & Potomac Railroad Company stock certificate for twenty shares issued to John Marshall, 4th Chief Justice of the United States, signed by John A. Lancaster, the first president of the company, and William Sheppard, […]
Lot 260: 4 John Marshall books, inc. 3 signed
Four (4) books from the library of U.S. Chief Justice and Secretary of State John Marshall, including three signed by him (one also signed by his son). 1st-2nd items: Two John Marshall (1755-1835) signed books, The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, Vols. I and II ( Part II), by Edward Earl […]
Lot 257: Henry Clay ALS to John Marshall, Marshall Annotations
ALS. One page handwritten bifolium. From Henry Clay (1777-1852) to U.S. Chief Justice John Marshall (1755-1835), written from Ashland, dated June 3, circa 1830, as an introduction to John Henderson, future Mississippi Senator and political ally of Clay's. Letter also contains annotations written in Marshall's hand. The letter reads "Dear Sir, Mr. Henderson, an eminent […]









