Stockton, Robert Field

Born 1795-01-01

Died 1866-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF43344010
WikidataQ878374
ISNI0000000076946215
Open LibraryOL185912A

Top Subjects

Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Company (6)
United States (4)
Delaware and Raritan Canal Company (N.J.) (3)
Delaware and Raritan Canal Company (3)
Politics and government (2)
1841-1845 (2)
New Jersey (2)

Books by Stockton, Robert Field

Total count: 22

Captain Stockton's address to the people of New-Jerseyon the subject of the Delaware and Raritan canal and Camden and Amboy rail road

Printed by R.E. Hornor1834-01-01
Address of Captain Stockton to the people of New Jersey

Sherman and Harron1840-01-01
Speech of Capt. R. F. Stockton, in defence of the administration of President Tyler ; delivered at Trenton, May 19, 1843

Printed by Sherman and Harron1843-01-01
Speech of Capt. R.F. Stockton

[s.n.]1844-01-01
A paper on some of the results of a series of experiments relative to different parts of gunnery

s.n.1848-01-01
Address of Commodore R. F. Stockton to the people of New Jerseyin relation to the existing contracts between the state and the united Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad Companies. September 24th, 1849.

J. T. Robinson1849-01-01
Appeal of Commodore R. F. Stockton to the people of New Jerseyin relation to the existing contracts between the state and the United Delaware and Rarital Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad companies, September 24th, 1849.

Printed by John T. Robinson1849-01-01
Letter of Commodore Stockton on the slavery question.

S. W. Benedict, Printer1850-01-01
Interesting correspondenceletter of Commodore Stockton on the slavery question

S.W. Benedict1850-01-01
Speech of Mr. Stockton, of New Jersey, on flogging in the Navy. Delivered in the Senate of the United States, January 7, 1852

Towers, printer, corner Louisiana Avenue and Sixth Street1852-01-01
Remarks of Hon. R. F. Stockton, of New Jersey

Printed by J. T. Towers1852-01-01
Remarks of Hon. R. F. Stockton, of New Jersey, upon non-intervention.

Printed by J. T. Towers1852-01-01
Speech of Mr. Stockton, of New Jersey, on flogging in the Navy.

L. Tower, printer1852-01-01
Remarks of the Hon. Robert F. Stockton of New Jerseyon the announcement in the Senate of the United States of the death of Daniel Webster, December 14, 1852 and upon the bill to increase the efficiency of the Army and Navy, by a retired list for disabled officers : delivered in the Senate of the United States, January 5, 1853

L. Towers1853-01-01
Answer of Robert F. Stockton in behalf of the joint board of the D. & R. Canal and C. & A. R. R. Companies, to a committee of the Senate of New Jersey, in relation to surrendering the works of the companies to the stateread and ordered be printed

Printed at the True American Office1854-01-01
Answer of Robert F. Stockton in behalf of the joint board of the D. & R. Canal and C. & A. R. R. Companiesto a committee of the Senate of New Jersey, in relation to surrendering the works of the companies to the state. Read and ordered to be printed.

Printed at the True American Office1854-01-01
Hear both sidesdocuments and papers relating to the late Camden and Amboy Railroad accident at Burlington, N.J. : containing an account of the accident, the verdict of the coroner's jury, the Company's report, a review of the Company's report by a "Burlingtonian", and the correspondence between Commodore R.F. Stockton and C. Van Rensselaer, D.D.

J.M. Wilson1855-01-01
Speech of Commodore Robert F. Stockton, on the past, present and future of the American partydelivered in the city of Camden, N.J., August 4th, 1859

J.H. Jones, printers1859-01-01
Letter of Hon. Robert F. Stockton, to the Senate and General Assembly, of the state of New JerseyFebruary 25th, 1860

Printed at the "True American" Office1860-01-01
Defence of the system of internal improvements of the state of New Jersey.

King & Baird, printers1864-01-01
Letter of Commodore Robert F. Stockton, dated Philadelphia, April 13th, 1848.

Thomas W. Norris1951-01-01
Speech of Commodore Robert F. Stocktonon the past, present and future of the American party.

J. H. Jones, printers1973-01-01