Charles Black letter, 1846 Jan. 25.

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Charles Black letter, 1846 Jan. 25.

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Letter from Charles Black of New Orleans, La. to his cousin Harriett Houghton of Danville, Ky. Letter mentions Thanksgiving, weather, news of family and friends, inquires about Houghton's life in Danville, and Henry Clay's visit to New Orleans.

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Clay, Henry, 1777-1852

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