Dixwell, John James, 1804-1877

Four-page letter from Asa Dodge Smith at Dartmouth College to John James Dixwell, thanking Dixwell for sending Mr. Bates a copy of the Trustees' circular. Writer would rejoice if Bates should aid the college.

Three-page letter from John James Dixwell in Boston to Asa Dodge Smith, telling him he can not attend the Concord meeting. Smith might find it worth while to make the acquaintance of Mr. Chauncey Rose.

Two-page letter from John James Dixwell in Boston to Asa Dodge Smith, telling him that the Chandler School visitors cannot accept the contract with the Agricultural College. Prof. Woodman will be glad to confer with Smith on the necessary changes.

Letter from John James Dixwell in Jefferson, New Hampshire to Asa Dodge Smith, telling him that the visitors of the Chandler Department agree with the Trustees that a sum should be added to students' bills for the gymnasium.

Three letters from Dartmouth President Nathan Lord and John James Dixwell and Francis Brown Hayes as Visitors of the Chandler Scientific Department to the Treasurer of Dartmouth College. The letters inform the Treasurer of a financial agreement between Chandler School and Dartmouth College and make recommendations about future financial arrangements. Two of the letters indicate that the Board of Trustees voted to adopt the arrangements.

Two-page statement of the Visitors of the Chandler School of Science and the Arts at Dartmouth, John James Dixwell and Francis B. Hayes, reporting transactions regarding the sale of a tract of land in Hanover for the Chandler School. Signed by Dixwell and Hayes, as well as by Daniel Blaisdell as Treasurer of Dartmouth and by John S. Woodman.