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Holograph, signed. Child can no longer afford her subscription to the Society to Protect Animals.

Holograph, signed. Anne Warren Weston asks Miss Gould for the book containing the list of yeas and nays of the last meeting of the Society. If she is unable to send the book, Anne requests to make an…

Holograph, signed. Child discusses problems of Anti-Slavery Society and difficulties as editor of the Standard. On verso, the delivery address is Maria W. Chapman. Chauncy Place. Boston.

Holograph, signed. This letter is presumably by Abby Osgood. Abby tells Deborah Weston of the activities of various mutual acquaintances in New Bedford, where Mr. & Mrs. Peabody "are now the lions of…

Holograph. This unsigned letter is presumably by Abby Osgood.

Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. The card catalog says this letter is possibly from Philadelphia but there is no indication of that in the letter. Charles Calistus Burleigh writes to Mar…

Holograph, signed. Catherine Paton is visiting Mrs. Mary Welsh and they have begun to consider the next bazaar. Mary Welsh inquires about the desirability of various items for the bazaar. She expresse…

Holograph, signed. Anne Warren Weston tells about a visit of Henry B. Stanton. She also describes the state of her health.

Holograph, signed.

Holograph, signed. In this letter, Oliver Johnson estimates the probable cost of publishing the Liberty Bell.

Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. Abby R. Talbot writes to Maria Weston Chapman in regards to apologizing for not answering her letter before. She suggests that Maria write to the Preside…

Holograph. This manuscript consists of a financial statement for 1845-1846, including a list of subscribers to newspapers, mainly the Liberator and the Standard. The manuscript is in Richard Davis Web…

Holograph, signed. John F. Emerson transmits to Deborah Weston an offer of a position as private teacher to the daughter of Mrs. Howland in New Bedford. Part of pages 3-4 was cut off.

Holograph, signed with initials. This letter is about the trip that Ann Terry Greene Phillips and Wendell Phillips took to London in the summer of 1839. Wendell Phillips couldn't go to Scotland, even…

Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. Mary Livermore writes Garrison to introduce herself as the co-editor (with her husband) of the "New Covenant", the "organ of Universalism in the Northwes…

Holograph, signed. Title devised by cataloger. Joanna K. Ballou writes to Maria Weston Chapman in regards to a box of boots that were sent by a person who pledged $25 to Abby Kelley for the American s…

Holograph, signed.

Holograph, signed. Wendell Phillips will not be able to come to Deborah Weston's fair this year, as he will be away on a lecture tour. Having done his share for so many years, Wendell Phillips thinks…

Holograph, signed. Emma Forbes Weston addresses this letter to Lissy, a nickname for Elizabeth Bates Chapman Laugel. Emma writes that her garden looks better than it did. Mr. Cushing found Lissy's bag…

Holograph, signed.