Nathan Smith, a digest of the rules and requirement of the Harvard Medical School. Endorsed on the back; "Proposals for medical institution Aug. 1796."

Letter from Nathan Smith of Cornish [N.H.] to [Whom It May Concern] declaration respecting a lost note.

Letter from Nathan Smith of Cornish. N.H. to Lyman Spalding containing directions for payment of bills during his absence abroad, and asks Dr. Spalding to look after his family in case of their illness, or in the event of Smith's death.

Letter from Nathan Smith of Boston, [Mass.] to Lyman Spalding in Boston, informing him that he has secured letters of credit while awaiting sailing abroad; asks Dr. Spalding to attend his business and family during his absence, and leaves postal address in London.

Letter from Nathan Smith to Lyman Spalding advising him to comply with his father's wishes that he remain in Cornish for the winter.

Letter from Nathan Smith to Lyman Spalding describes treatment he gave to Dr. Spalding's mother, and recommends further medication.

In English.

In English.

Letter from Nathan Smith in Hanover to Dartmouth College Trustees, recommending Dr. Benjamin Green of Montreal for degree of Doctor of Medicine.

In English.

Letter from Nathan Smith in Hanover, New Hampshire to Dartmouth College Trustees, proposing a Col. Graves be appointed a professor or lecturer in chemistry.

Letter from Nathan Smith of Hanover to Board of Trustees informing them that if addressee will establish a medical school in Dartmouth, writer will go to Edinburgh, Scotland to perfect himself in the study of medical science and on his return will teach it in Dartmouth.

Letter from Nathan Smith to the Honorable President and Board of Trustees for Dartmouth College, certifying that the writer proposes to resign his office of Professor at the next annual meeting of the Board of Trustees.

In English.

In English.

In English.

In English.

In English.

Nathan Smith (1762-1829), Dean of Dartmouth Medical School. The collection contains accounts payable, accounts receivable, receipts and correspondence, primarily documenting the medical practice of Nathan Smith and his practice in partnership with Dr. Cyrus Perkins.

In English.