Property of Marry (sic) Powell, deceased by Erastus Smith, Alexander [Cavin] or [Carvin], Tobias E. Brashears

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Portrait of a young woman.

Portrait of a woman wearing a large feathered hat.

This map shows the entire world, broken down into two hemispheres (with are connected circles). The western hemisphere is shown to the left and the eastern hemisphere is to the right. Continents, some countries and major cities, and bodies of water are marked and labeled. Additionally, the routes of Captain Cook and other explorers of the late 1700s are noted and labeled.

This is ca. 1820 vocal score of Handel's oratorio Saul. The orchestra reduction for piano is credited to J.F. [Johann Friedrich] Naue. The hand-written date 1738 that appears at the top of the t.p. underneath Saul corresponds to the year when Handel composed the oratorio. The music parts for the soloists (soprano alto tenor, bass) and the chorus appear at the top of the piano reduction staff.

Map of the Great Lakes region showing the track of the expedition under Governor Cass in 1820. Includes place names, rivers and an inset drawing of Upper Red Cedar or Cassina Lake. Some routes are highlighted in red. Scale 1:3,801,600

This color engraving depicts royals and officials with commentary about money and the throne.

A group of people braving the rain and wind are pummeled by cats, dogs, and pitchforks falling from the sky.

Map shows Shows the Florida peninsula, the "Bahama or Lucaya Islands," lower Mexico adjacent to Panama, the northern coast of South America as "Columbia," the "Great Antilles," the "Little Antilles," Cuba, Jamaica, "Hispaniola or St. Domingo," "Porto Rico," and the "Caribbee Islands." Relief shown by hachures. Scale not given.

Map shows Tobago political divisions, Indian villages, forest reserves, and settlements during the early nineteenth century. Relief shown by hachures. Outlined in color and includes notes. Scale not given.

Map shows early nineteenth century Ohio township grid, counties, existing towns, swamps and prairies, and disputed boundary between Michigan and Ohio. Relief shown by hachures. Scale [1:950,400].

Map shows cities and towns, major roads, military posts, and areas of Indian habitation; eastern states and North West Territory, "Arkansaw" Territory, Michigan "Terriy." and Missouri Territory; unusual coloration and placement of Texas boundaries, "Galvezton" near the Sabine River. Relief shown pictorially. Scale [1:7,603,200].

Map shows early nineteenth century cities and geography in North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania. Arctic discoveries made by Sir William E. Parry are also shown. Relief shown by hachures. Scale not given.

Map shows routes of Captain Cook and the voyages of other late eighteenth century explorers. Scale not given.

Map shows early nineteenth century the geography, cities, towns, and political divisions of Africa. Includes textual material about Africa's climate, produce, history, islands, and a geographical description. Relief shown pictorially. No scale indicated.

Map shows early nineteenth century state boundaries, cities, territories, and geography of the United States. Relief shown by hachures. Scale [1:7,603,200].

This document is from the Charles B. Moore Collection. It is a clipping which details the politicians who were running for positions in the state senate and congress. The clipping is dated 1820.

Newspaper clipping containing the electoral ticket list for the state at large and for congressional districts in 1820. The ticket for the state at large includes Adam Hunstman and Andrew Johnson. The ticket for congressional districts includes Brookins Campbell, John E. Wheeler, John F. Gillespy, G. W. Bowles, Samuel H. Laughlin, William Trousdale, William Carroll, Henderson Yoakum, A.O.P. Nicholson, George W. Jones, Bolling Gordon, A.W.O. Totten, and Levin H. Coe.

Copy of transcript for a memorandum concerning the land at Mine a Burton, on February 17, 1820.

Copy of transcript for a receipt for Samuel Hammond's monetary obligations concerning a large plot of land, on May 8, 1820.

Copy of transcript for a legal document granting power of attorney to Stephen F. Austin on behalf of James Bryan, on May 27, 1820. Justice of the Peace Edmund Hozan has witnessed the document.

Copy of transcript for a deed transferring land in Hempstead County, Arkansas Territory. from James Bryan to William Stevenson, on June 10, 1820.

Copy of transcript of pages of documents concerning the lead mines run by Moses Austin at Mine a Burton.