University Archives and Records Center University of Pennsylvania Guide to the Archives General Collection of the University of Pennsylvania, 1740-1820 UPA 3 Typescripts of Originals not in the Archives Documents Number 1957 - 1962

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Document Number. Description of Document.   1957. THEPORT FOLIO, III, 520. 1814, Phila. Excerpt from periodical. “Account of the University of Pennsylvania.” Promotion of the College, including summary of planned innovations. 1958. RANDOLPH, THOMAS JEFFERSON, November 11, 1808, [Peale’s] Museum, [Phila.]. Thomas Jefferson. Letter. His matriculation at the Univ.; expenses. 1959. RANDOLPH, THOMAS JEFFERSON. December 28, 1808, [Peale’s] Museum, [Phila.]. Thomas Jefferson. Letter. Insurrection at Amherst; expenses. 1960. RANDOLPH, THOMAS JEFFERSON. February 4, 1809, [Peale’s] Museum, [Phila.]. Thomas Jefferson. Letter. Progress of the studies; planned journey to Washington. 1961. RANDOLPH, THOMAS JEFFERSON. May 29, 1809, [Peale’s] Museum, [Phila.]. Thomas Jefferson. Letter. Supplies; want of correspondence. 1962. WOOLEY, EDMOND and JOHN COATS. February 1, 1749, Phila. James Logan, Thomas Lawrence, William Allen, John Inglis, Tench Francis, William Masters, Lloyd Zachary, Samuel McCall, Jr., Joseph Turner, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Leech, William Shippen, Robert Strettell, Philip Syng, Charles Willing, Phineas Bond, Richard Peters, Abraham Taylor, Thomas Bond, Thomas Hopkinson, William Plumsted, Joshua Maddox, Thomas White, William Coleman (Trustees of the College). Indenture for land west of Fourth Street adjoining that of Jonathan Price and [Christ] Church Burying Ground. (The deed for the original site of the Univ.).

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