Letter, 1821 January 30, New York, to Thomas Gibbons [n.p.].

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Letter, 1821 January 30, New York, to Thomas Gibbons [n.p.].

Learned from Mr. Jones that Gibbons' suit with Livingston has gone to the Supreme Court. Mr. Ogden has been retained in the cause.

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