MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS
Bancroft Library, University of California
Louisiana Papers, 1767–1816
The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Benjamin Rush Papers
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
General Anthony Wayne Papers, General Orders of Court-Martial, May 1793-October 1796
Hudson's Bay Company Archives, Archives of Manitoba, Winnipeg
Donald McKay Collection
Cumberland House Journal
Manchester House Journal
Illinois Regional Archives Depository, Illinois State Archives, Springfield, Illinois
Perrin Collection
Indiana Historical Society, Indianapolis, Indiana
English Collection
William Henry Harrison Papers
Mitten Collection
Northwest Territory Collection
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Library, National Park Service, Saint Louis, Missouri
Grace Lewis Miller Papers, 1938–1971
Saint Louis Recorded Archives
Kentucky Historical Society, Frankfort, Kentucky
Field Notebook of William Peters, 1794–1795
Library of Congress, Washington, DC
John Breckinridge Papers
Thomas Jefferson Papers
James Madison Papers
Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Washington, DC
James MacKay's Map of the Missouri River
Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
Jonathan Williams Papers
Lovejoy Library, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, Illinois
John Francis McDermott Collection
Louisiana State University Library, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Pintado Papers
Mercantile Library of Saint Louis
Journal of the Proceedings of the Legislature of the Territory of Louisiana
General Daniel Bissell Papers
Missouri History Museum, Saint Louis, Missouri
Army Collection
Frederick Bates Collection
William Carr Papers
Chouteau Family Papers
Clark Family Collection
Oscar Collet, Index to Saint Louis Cathedral and Carondelet Church Baptisms
Rufus Easton Papers
First American Title Abstracts
Fur Trade Ledgers, 1804–1871
Louis Houck Collection
Kaskaskia Collection
Meriwether Lewis Collection
Lindenwood Collection
Lucas Papers
Louisiana Territory, Military Command, Adjutant's Record, 1803–1805
Mines Envelope
Missouri Gazette
Mullanphy Family Papers
Provenchere Family Papers
Saint Charles Papers
George C. Sibley Papers
Amos Stoddard Company Book
Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City, Missouri
Territorial Supreme Court Records, 1809–1812
General Court Records, 1810–1812
Missouri Supreme Court Records
Minutes of the Board of Commissioners
Surveyor General for Missouri, Outgoing Correspondence 1816–1863
Museum of the City of New York
Samuel Latham Mitchill Papers
National Archives, Central Plains Region, Kansas City, Missouri
RG21 United States Circuit Courts, Eastern District of Missouri
Bryan v. Kennett: Case Number 4746
National Archives, Archives II, College Park, Maryland
RG217, Records of the Accounting Officers of the Department of the Treasury
Entry 57: Letters Received from the Accountant for the War Department
Entry 353: Ledgers of the Accountant for the War Department (Set 1)
Entry 366: Journals of the Accountant of the War Department
Entry 374: Register of Warrants
Entry 493: Letters Received by the Accountant for the War Department
Entry 496: Miscellaneous Letters Sent by the Accountant for the War Department
Entry 515: Audit Reports on Military Accounts and Claims
New York Historical Society, New York, New York
US Military Philosophical Society Papers
General Anthony Wayne's Orderly Book, 1795
Miscellaneous military manuscripts
New York Public Library, New York, New York
Gansevoort-Lansing collection, 1650–1919
Pettis County Historical Society and Museum, Sedalia, Missouri
Dr. Antoine Saugrain's Medical Ledgers, 1801–1817
Recorder of Deeds, City of Saint Louis, Saint Louis, Missouri
Deed Books
Saint Louis Circuit Court, Civil Court Archives, City of Saint Louis, Saint Louis, Missouri
Saint Louis Circuit Court Case Files
Chancery Court Files
Sainte Genevieve County Courthouse Files
State Historical Society of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
William Clark Notebook, 1798–1801
Glen O. Hardeman Collection, C3655
Meriwether Lewis Astronomy Notebook, 1805, C1074
MICROFILM
City of St. Louis, Archival Library, City Hall, Saint Louis, Missouri
French and Spanish Archives of Saint Louis, Early Litigation
Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia
The Review, 1809: Microfilm 3940
Filson Historical Society, Louisville, Kentucky
Diary of General Jonathan Clark (1750–1811)
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Library, National Park Service, Saint Louis, Missouri
Papeles de Cuba (78) Collection, Archivo General de Indias, Seville, Spain
Missouri History Museum
Chouteau Collections
Clark Family Papers
Albert Gallatin Collection
Louis Houck Collection
Meriwether Lewis Collection
Papeles de Cuba Collection, Archivo General de Indias, Seville, Spain
National Archives, Washington, DC
RG28: Records of the Post Office Department
M601, Letters Sent by the Postmaster General, 1789–1836
RG59: General Records of the Department of State
M418, Letters of Application and Recommendation during the Administration of Thomas Jefferson, 1801–1809
RG75: Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs
M15, Letters Sent by the Secretary of War Relating to Indian Affairs, 1800–1824
M16, Letters Sent by the Superintendent of Indian Affairs, 1807–1823
M271, Letters Received by the Office of the Secretary of War Relating to Indian Affairs, 1800–1823
T58, Letters Received by the Superintendent of Indian Trade, 1806–1824
RG94: Records of the Adjutant General's Office, 1780s-1917
M565, Letters Sent by the Office of the Adjutant General (Main Series), 1800–1890
M566, Letters Received by the Office of the Adjutant General, 1805–1821
M661, Historical Information Relating to Military Posts and Other Installations, 1700–1900
M1136, Records Relating to the 1811 and 1815 Courts-Martial of Maj. Gen. James Wilkinson
RG107: Records of the Office of the Secretary of War
M6, Letters Sent by the Secretary of War relating to Military Affairs, 1800–1889
M22, Registers of Letters Received by the Office of the Secretary of War, Main Series, 1800–1870
M220, Reports to Congress from the Secretary of War, 1803–1870
M221, Letters Received by the Secretary of War, Main Series, 1801–1870
M222, Letters Received by the Secretary of War, Unregistered Series, 1789–1861
RG217 : Records of the Accounting Officers of the Department of the Treasury
M235, Miscellaneous Treasury Accounts of the First Auditor (Formerly the Auditor) of the Treasury Department, September 6, 1790–1840
RG233: Records of the US House of Representatives
M1268, Transcribed Reports and Communications Transmitted by the Executive Branch to the US House of Representatives, 1789–1819
M1404, Unbound Records of the House of Representatives for the Eighth Congress, 1803–1805
New York University (NYU), Bobst Library, New York City
Albert Gallatin Papers
Tennessee State Library, Nashville, Tennessee
Williamson County Clerk Minutes, Vols. 1–2, February 1800–0ctober 1815, Roll 45
James Robertson, 1742–1814, Accession #801–1
Nashville Clarion and Tennessee Gazette, 1809, Roll 113
University of Virginia, Alderman Library, Charlottesville, Virginia
The Argus of Western America or The Frankfort Argus, 1809: N-US, Ky-4
The Frankfort Palladium, 1809: N-US, Ky-10, Reel 2.
University of Virginia, Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library, Charlottesville,
Virginia
Lewis, Anderson, and Marks Family Papers, Microfilm M668.
State Historical Manuscripts Collection, Columbia, Missouri
William Clark Memorandum Book, 1809
Meriwether Lewis Astronomy Notebook, 1803–1805
MICROFICHE
Early American Imprints: First Series (Evans)
No. 18178: Saunders, William. Observations on the Superior Efficacy of the Red Peruvian Bark, in the Cure of Agues and Other Fevers. Boston, 1783.
No. 21777: Currie, William. A Dissertation on the Autumnal Remitting Fever. Philadelphia, College of Physicians, 1789.
No. 36370: Stoddard, Amos. An Oration Delivered before the Citizens of Portland, Maine and the Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth of Massachussetts on July 5, 1799.
No. 36371: Stoddard, Amos. An Oration Delivered before the First Parish of Portland, Maine, June 24, 1799. Portland Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in Celebration of the Festival of Saint John the Baptist.
No. 37604: Hemenway, Samuel. Medicine Chests, with Particular Directions. Salem: Thomas C. Cushing, 1800.
No. 45776: Lee's Genuine Bilious Pills, or Family Physic. Prepared by Samuel Lee, of Windham, in the State of Connecticut; for which Discovery He Obtained a Patent Signed by the President of the United States, 1799.
Early American Imprints: Second Series (Shaw-Shoemaker)
No. 11747: United States Military Philosophical Society, Extracts from the Minutes…1806 (not as complete as 14101).
No. 11748: United States Military Philosophical Society, Extracts from the Minutes…1806 (not as complete as 14101).
No. 11805: Watson, John Fanning. To the Public…Washington: 1806.
No. 14101: United States Military Philosophical Society, Extracts from the Minutes…October 6, 1806.
No. 15451: The Laws of the Territory of Louisiana. Saint Louis: Joseph Charless, 1809.
No. 16607: United States Military Philosophical Society, Extracts from the Minutes Held at Washington, January 30, 1808.
No. 16954: Bates, Frederick. Oration Delivered before Saint Louis Lodge No. 111. Saint Louis: Joseph Charless, 1809.
No. 18893: Simmons, William. To Inquire Whether Any Advances of Money Have Been Made to the Commander-in-Chief of the Army by the Department of War…Washington: 1809.
No. 21145: Pringle, John. Observations on the Disease of the Army…with Notes by Benjamin Rush. Philadelphia: Fry and Kammerer, 1810.
No. 21675: Letter from the Comptroller of the Treasury Transmitting a Statement of the Accounts in the Treasury, War, and Navy Departments. William Simmons. Abstract of accounts on the books of the Accountant for the Department of War which were unsettled on 30 September 1807 and which still remain unsettled. Washington: 1810.
No. 24153: Duvall, Gabriel. Letter from the Comptroller of the Treasury Transmitting a Statement of the Accounts Prior to 30 September 1808. Washington: 1811.
No. 30385: United States Military Philosophical Society, Minutes of a Meeting Held at Washington Hall, New York City, November 1, 1813.
No. 32773: Simmons, William. A Letter to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, Shewing the Profligacy and Corruption of General John Armstrong in His Administration of the War Department. Georgetown: 1814.
No. 37990: Journal of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Kentucky: Begun and Held in the Town of Frankfort, on Monday the Fourth Day of December, 1815.
NEWSPAPERS
American Citizen (NY)
American Watchman (DE)
Argus of Western America (KY)
Bridgeport Herald (CT)
Connecticut Courant (Danbury, CT)
Connecticut Herald (CT)
Democratic Clarion or Nashville Clarion (TN)
Democratic Press (PA)
Kentucky Gazette (Lexington, KY)
The Frankfort Palladium (KY)
Louisiana Gazette (Saint Louis, MO)
Missouri Gazette (Saint Louis, MO)
National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser (Washington, DC)
New-England Palladium (Boston, MA)
New York Gazette & General Advertiser (New York, NY)
Philadelphia Aurora (Philadelphia, PA)
Philadelphia Daily Advertiser (Philadelphia, PA)
Republican Star or Eastern Shore General Advertiser (MD)
Republican Watch-Tower (Washington, DC)
The Review (Nashville, TN)
The Sun (Washington, DC)
US CONGRESSIONAL SERIAL SET
US Congress. Senate. Petition to Congress by Moses Austin and John Rice Jones, 11th Cong., 3rd sess., 1811.
US Congress. House. A Bill for the Relief of the Legal Representatives of Meriwether Lewis, 20th Cong., 1st sess., H. Rep. 282 (1828).
US Congress. Senate. Substance of an Argument, 21st Cong., 2nd sess., 1830. S. Doc. 12, serial 203, 24–25.
US Congress. House. Thirty-One Inhabitants of Old Mines, 18th Cong., 1st sess., 1831, H. Rep. 98, serial 128, 120.
US Congress. House. Old Mine Concession, 23rd Cong., 1st sess., 1833. H. Doc. 79, serial 255, 55.
US Congress. House. An Act, 42nd Cong., 3rd sess., 1873. Bills and Resolutions 3731, Report No. 489.
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