Edgar Allan Poe correspondence

"Letter, 1845 Dec. 19, Utica, N. Y., Charles G. Percival to Edgar Allan Poe enclosing a cypher for Poe to solve [1 l. 25 cm.]--Letter 1882 Feb. 26, Annie L. [Nancy Locke Heywood] Richmond to Gill commenting on the problems John Henry Ingram caused by publishing her letters to Poe, and on Edmund Clarence Stedman [[3] p. on 1 l. 20 cm.]--Letters, 1909 June 24 & July 26, James Howard Whitty to Gill, regarding his proposed edition of Poe's poems, and Stedman [2 items]--Poems and description [n.d.] of William Henry Poe, E.A. Poe's brother [4] p. 21 cm."