(signed in by H. Colhoun)
Tuesday November 15, 1864
Athenaeum
Military
Occupation: Naval Officer
Residence: U.S. Navy
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William Mervine, March 14, 1791 – September 15, 1868
William Mervine was an American naval officer. He was born in Philadelphia and entered military service in 1809, serving in the War of 1812, Mexican-American War, and the American Civil War. Mervine was made a captain in 1841, and had reached the rank of rear admiral by the time of his death in 1868. Two U.S. Navy destroyers were named in his honor.
(signed in by C. [Condy] Raguet)
Friday November 15, 1833
Philosophical Hall
104 South Fifth Street, Independence Square, First Floor
Politics, Diplomacy & Law
Occupation: Lawyer and Politician
Residence: Mississipi [Mississippi]
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Harry Cage, April 5, 1795 — December 31, 1858
Harry Cage was an American lawyer and politician. He studied law and established a practice in Mississippi before being elected to the Supreme Court of Mississippi in 1829. Cage visited the Athenaeum during his term as U.S. congressman, which lasted until his resignation in 1835. Following this term, Cage retired to his plantation in Louisiana.
(signed in by J? Warder jr)
Saturday November 15, 1817
Nicholas Dufief
South East Corner, Carpenters Alley and Chestnut Streets, 2nd Floor
Unknown
Occupation:
Residence: England
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James Puddicombe
James Puddicombe was a visitor from England.
