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List of medical periodicals, giving volume number and place of publication. Also lists a "record" number which may suggest library holdings. ; The document is undated and no locations are given.

General report of the second passage at the American Literary, Scientific and Military Academy during an absence of Alden Partridge, made by Valentine B. Horton; document is undated but may have been written in 1825 when the Academy was located in Norwich, Vermont. ; Transcription by Raymond Bouchard. Transcriptions may be subject to error.

Letter from the trustees of Warrenton Academy attesting to the good character of William Collins and Thomas Bragg who were to enter the American Literary, Scientific, and Military Academy (at Middletown, Connecticut?), undated but possibly written in 1825.

Toasts on the 4th of July by cadets at the American Literary, Scientific, and Military Academy, no date included but possibly from 1824-1825. Mentions the Colonization Society, George Washington, Congress, the visit of the Marquis de Lafayette to the United States, and the performance of the Army and Navy in the American Revolution and War of 1812. ; Transcription by Raymond Bouchard. Transcriptions may be subject to error.

Accepts responsibility for "certain occurances" the previous night. ; The letter is undated.

List of cadets present at recitations in elocution at the American Literary, Scientific and Military Academy, probably then in Middletown, Connecticut. ; The document is undated and no locations are given.

Regarding a false report that all cadets were required to act as musicians and waiters to their fellow cadets; the report was spread last fall when Partridge visited the City with the corps of cadets. ; The letter is undated.

Asks about the progress of his son, Ashton Alexander; wishes him to study Greek and mathematics; letter is undated but may have been written in 1825 or 1826.

Invites Partridge and twelve of his cadets from Middletown to call on him anytime. ; The note is undated.

Very sorry for his past misconduct and his dismissal from the Academy; did not associate with women of ill fame nor did he bring cigars into the rooms of fellow cadets; would Partridge consider taking him back into the Academy? ; Letter is undated.

Apologizes for his misconduct at a theater in New York City. ; Letter is undated.

Thanks Partridge for shielding himself and his fellow cadets from a criminal process. ; The letter is dated only February 28.

Please call on Mr. Marsh when Partridge next goes to Windsor, Vermont, as he has a son he would like to place at the Academy. ; Letter is undated.