Horatio Bogert papers, 1832-1839.

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Horatio Bogert papers, 1832-1839.

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Eight certificates of membership, licensure, and commission pertaining to Horatio Bogert of New York state: One membership certificate for the Peithologian Society of Columbia College, dated November 2, 1832; two licences to practice in the Court of Chancery of the State of New York, dated October 31, 1835 (as solicitor) and November 1, 1838 (as counsellor); one license to practice in the Court of Common Pleas for the City and County of New York, dated October 31, 1835; two certificates of commission for Bogert, signed by Governor William L. Marcy, in the 223rd Regiment of Infantry of New York State, dated November 25, 1835 (as an ensign), and April 11, 1837 (as lieutenant); two certificates of commission for Bogert, signed by Governor William H. Seward, in the 267th Regiment of Infantry of New York State, dated February 1, 1839 (as a major), and September 17, 1839 (as lieutenant-colonel).

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