Letter : Arlington House, near Alexandria, D.C., to R.B. Taney, 1834 April 17.

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Letter : Arlington House, near Alexandria, D.C., to R.B. Taney, 1834 April 17.

Holograph signed. Asks Taney's help in receiving compensation for the destruction of fisheries on his property, caused by dredging the Potomac River to improve Georgetown navigation.

1 item (4 p.) ; 25 cm.

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George Washington University

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