1. Livingston, Henry Brockholst
Manuscript Document, signed
Albany, April 10, 1802. Single vellum sheet, 6 x 10 1/2 in. (153 x 266 mm). Supreme Court of the State of New York order related to the case of William Craig Survivor vs. Allen Taylor, endorsed by Livingston on verso. Creasing from old folds; scattered soiling; losses in top margin.

2. Duvall, Gabriel
Manuscript Letter, signed
(Washington, D.C.), Treasury Department, March 12, 1811. Single sheet, 10 x 7 3/4 in. (254 x 197 mm). Manuscript letter, signed by Duvall as Comptroller of the Treasury, to Caleb Hopkins, regarding a statement of official expenditures. Creasing from old folds; scatted foxing; crude paper repairs on verso.

3. Barbour, Philip P.
Autograph Letter, signed
Wash(ington, D.C.), January 14, 1822. Bifolium, with integral address leaf, 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. (241 x 190 mm). Two-page autograph letter, signed by Barbour as Speaker of the House of Representatives, to Robert Beverley, regarding a business dealing. Addressed on integral leaf by Barbour. Loss from when opened; creasing from old folds.

4. Gray, Horace
Autograph Letter, signed
Boston, February 15, 1852. Single sheet (integral leaf likely perished), 6 x 4 1/2 in. (152 x 114 mm). One-page autograph letter, signed by Gray as a lawyer to an unidentified Commodore, thanking him for his kind wishes. Crease at center fold; tape remnants and residue along margins.

5. Field, Stephen J.
Manuscript Letter, signed
Washington, D.C., no date (but ca. 1865-69). Bifolium, 10 x 8 in. (254 x 203 mm). One-page manuscript letter, signed by Field as Supreme Court Justice, addressed to President Andrew Johnson, endorsing a recommendation for B.L. Whiting to serve as District Attorney for the Northern District of California. Co-signed by one other California judge, as well as two clerks. Contemporary endorsement on verso. Creasing from old folds; sello tape residue on verso.

6. Fuller, Melville
Autograph Letter, signed
Chicago, September 20, 1880. Single sheet, 10 1/2 x 8 in. (266 x 203 mm). One-page autograph letter, signed by Fuller as a lawyer, to O.D. Barrett, regarding an ongoing case. Creasing from old folds; sello tape residue on verso.

7. Miller, Samuel F.
Autograph Letter, signed
Washington, D.C. October 1, 1881. Two sheets, 8 x 5 in. (203 x 127 mm). Three-page autograph letter, on Supreme Court of the United States letterhead, signed by Miller, regarding a request for appointment to a position. Creasing from old folds; scattered soiling; sello tape residue on verso of second sheet.