Incomplete. Incomplete.

Sent to JM. 130 names arranged by location. Sent to JM. 130 names arranged by location.

List of names. Begins: "Newport. Jas Lyndon, Job Bennett ..." List of names. Begins: "Newport. Jas Lyndon, Job Bennett ..."

Miniature. Manuscript text with watercolor illustrations of the alphabet. Juvenilia. Miniature. Manuscript text with watercolor illustrations of the alphabet. Juvenilia.

Resolution authorizing Rev. Francis Pelot of South Carolina to collect subscriptions for the College. Also a resolution regarding the failure of an elected member of the Corporation to qualify himself. Resolution authorizing Rev. Francis Pelot of South Carolina to collect subscriptions for the College. Also a resolution regarding the failure of an elected member of the Corporation to qualify himself.

Shares transferred from estate of Margaret Manning to James Manning Holroyd by her executors, Stephen Gano and Asa Messer. Witnessed by Nathaniel Smith. Shares transferred from estate of Margaret Manning to James Manning Holroyd by her executors, Stephen Gano and Asa Messer. Witnessed by Nathaniel Smith.

Receipted bill for account of JM, November 22 1790 - July 29, 1791. Receipted bill for account of JM, November 22 1790 - July 29, 1791.

Receipt to Margaret Manning for six sets of Dr. Gordon's Receipt to Margaret Manning for six sets of Dr. Gordon's

Unsigned, in same hand as document on I:183. Unsigned, in same hand as document on I:183.

On verso is fragment of letter by JM. On verso is fragment of letter by JM.

Committee to sell and dispose of the wood and timber growing on the land given by Capt. Esek Hopkins to the Corporation, the money for which to be held as a fund the interest of which to be appropriated to the maintenance of the president. Signed, T. Eyres. Committee to sell and dispose of the wood and timber growing on the land given by Capt. Esek Hopkins to the Corporation, the money for which to be held as a fund the interest of which to be appropriated to the maintenance of the president. Signed, T. Eyres.

Notes the appointment of David Howell as tutor with salary of 72 pounds. Voted that Mr. Edwards be instructed to purchase abroad an air pump, a telescope, and a microscope. Notes the appointment of David Howell as tutor with salary of 72 pounds. Voted that Mr. Edwards be instructed to purchase abroad an air pump, a telescope, and a microscope.

Apologizes for and explains a previous letter. Comments on N.P. Willis' notice of ACLB's poems and on his critical opinions. Apologizes for and explains a previous letter. Comments on N.P. Willis' notice of ACLB's poems and on his critical opinions.

Has remembered that "Helen Gardner" is Mrs. Alice C. Stuart. Comments on her and her article. Has remembered that "Helen Gardner" is Mrs. Alice C. Stuart. Comments on her and her article.

Witnessed by Abner Daggett, William Snow, and Ann Daggett. Inheritors include Stephen Gano, Julia M. Holroyd, James Manning Holroyd, William Tillinghast Holroyd, Abba Stites Holroyd, Sally Tillinghast Holroyd. Gives portrait of JM to Brown University. Annexed is Providence Probate Court document, November 13, 1815, witnessed by Nathan W. Jackson. Endorsements by Nathan W. Jackson on verso of will. Witnessed by Abner Daggett, William Snow, and Ann Daggett. Inheritors include Stephen Gano, Julia M. Holroyd, James Manning Holroyd, William Tillinghast Holroyd, Abba Stites Holroyd, Sally Tillinghast Holroyd. Gives portrait of JM to Brown University. Annexed is Providence Probate Court document, November 13, 1815, witnessed by Nathan W. Jackson. Endorsements by Nathan W. Jackson on verso of will.

Witnessed by Amelia Burrill, George R. Burrill, and Asa Messer. Witnessed by Amelia Burrill, George R. Burrill, and Asa Messer.

Appraised by Stephen Gano and Asa Messer, executors. In hand of Asa Messer. Notarized by Nathan W. Jackson. Appraised by Stephen Gano and Asa Messer, executors. In hand of Asa Messer. Notarized by Nathan W. Jackson.

Requesting his help in presenting an appeal to the French king on behalf of Rhode Island College for books and other benefits to promote the study of French. Requesting his help in presenting an appeal to the French king on behalf of Rhode Island College for books and other benefits to promote the study of French.