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Twelve portraits of men associated with the granite industry. Includes portraits of J. Richards, of the firm Craig & Richards Granite Co., Quincy, Mass; James Craig, of the firm Craig & Richards Granite co., Quincy, Mass; H. G. Kotten, designer of…

A woodcut print published in Woodstock, Vermont showing the stages of the solar eclipse in February 1831. The calculations are credited to Marshall Conant, and the information is dated January 1831.

A set of tables showing the conversion between gold, shilling, dollars and other currencies. It was created by the Windsor, Vermont Printing Office for use in exchange rates.

A German language version of Charles Parker's "The Alphabet for the Deaf and Dumb." Includes an introductory paragraph (surrounding a vignette 6 x 8 cm), followed by illustrations of the alphabet and numbers 1-10, with notes in the left and right…

Includes an introductory paragraph (surrounding a vignette 6 x 8 cm), followed by illustrations of the alphabet and numbers 1-10, with notes in the left and right margins and a decorative border.

Proclamation by Governor J. Gregory Smith convening the State General Assembly in special session in order to ratify the amendment to the U.S. Constitution abolishing slavery.

A motion relating to the conduct of Martin Chittenden in ordering the state militia to return while it was engaged in service of the United States.

A proclamation made by Governor Martin Chittenden, recalling the 3rd brigade of the 3rd division to Vermont after it had been ordered to the defense of a neighbor state.

A proclamation made by Jonas Galusha, Governor of Vermont, making April 17, 1811 a day of fasting and prayer.

An advertisement for a passenger boat route between Buffalo, New York and Vergennes, Vermont. Featuring the "Garland", a steamboat. A schedule of departures is listed for both destinations.

A list of prices for use of the Warf and storage certified by the Chittenden County Clerk, John Johnson.

A broadside calling for and describing a convention with the purpose of improving the navigation conditions of the Connecticut River. It was held at the Windsor Courthouse.