Papers, [1824?]-1851 (bulk 1848).

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Papers, [1824?]-1851 (bulk 1848).

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This Accession contains letters and a legislative petition presented by the Fauquier and Alexandria Turnpike Company, 1843. The letters concern legislative and constitutional matters, especially internal improvements and Lafayette's tour in 1824.

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