Henry Ruffner is buried in the Ruffner Family Cemetery, Malden, Kanawha County, West Virginia.
A Discourse Upon the Duration of Future Punishment (1823)
Judith Bensaddi: A Tale (1828, 1839)
Judith Bensaddi: A Tale (1828, 1850)
The House Mountain in Virginia (1828, 1835)
Notes of a Tour From Virginia to Tennessee (1839)
Seclusaval; or, The Sequel to the Tale of “Judith Bensaddi” (1839)
The Fathers of the Desert; or, An Account of the Origin and Practice of Monkery, Vol. 1 (1850)
The Fathers of the Desert; or, An Account of the Origin and Practice of Monkery, Vol. 2 (1850)
Miracles, Considered as an Evidence of Christianity (1853)
Union Speech; Delivered at Kanawha Salines, V.A., on the Fourth of July, 1856 (1856)
This revised and expanded 2nd edition of Judith Bensaddi appeared in the September, October, November and December 1850 issues of the Southern Literary Messenger.
This 4-part article appeared in the January, February, March and April 1839 issues of the Southern Literary Messenger.
This 3 part article appeared (under a pseudonym) in the September (“Modern Magic”), November (“The Yankee and the Duellist”) and December (“The Rescued Novice”) 1840 issues of the Southern Literary Messenger.
Authored by Henry Ruffner, edited and annotated by William Henry Ruffner.