Box 15
Contains 15 Results:
Exam Questions for International Law Class, 1854 June
Exam Questions for Political Economy Class, 1856 February
Exam Questions for Political Economy Class, undated
Gradebooks, 1853-1854, undated
National Law Class, History Class, Political Economy Class, Unidentified.
Copy of Resolution of the Joint Committee on the Library of Congress, Appointing Henry A. Washington Editor of the Thomas Jefferson Papers, 1857 April 17
Notes of Time Employed Editing the Thomas Jefferson Papers; Notes regarding the Jefferson Papers, 1850-1851; undated
Notes re: papers also includes notes on courses/subject matter taught by Washington.
Broadsides, 1854, undated
Broadsides: A. Bodeker's of Richmond, Va. (undated), "Appeal," by Bruton Parish Church (post-1865), A. Morris, Publisher and Bookseller (undated), Gray and Ballantyne Religious Book Depository (undated), "To the Citizens of Williamsburg and Its Vicinity," regarding the Virginia Gazette by W. Y. Peyton and A. A. O'Neil, eds. (includes note from Peyton to Washington, 15 October 1854, "A History of Greece," Jenks, Hickling, and Swan (1 May 1854, 21 August 1854), Chambers Journal, May 1854.
Prescription Written by Dr. Jonathan Buckler, 1857 August 18
"Advice from a father to his son, on his leaving home for a distant country," by Lawrence Washington, undated
"Enoch Arden," by Lord Tennyson, Cadogan Booklets No. 6, undated
Notes regarding Slaves, undated
Various Items
Includes: "Analysis of Marl for R. Washington," Alexandria Boarding School, 1848; Procedure for Analyzing Marl, circa 1848; Lists of Books, undated; Word portraits principally taken from Shakespeare and of several members of the law class of Judge Tayloe Lomax of Fredricksburg, undated.
Locks of Hair
One lock is wrapped within a folded note that reads, "This was cut from Ned's head on the 29th of June 1846." It's signed "C. B. Tucker" (Cynthia Beverley Tucker) and also has her name on the front fold as well as the word "private." The second lock of hair is contained within an envelope addressed to Henry Washington. Do not open without staff supervision. Photographs are available.