[Letter], November 1, 1822, Harvard, Mass., [to] Richard Spires, New Lebanon, N.Y.

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[Letter], November 1, 1822, Harvard, Mass., [to] Richard Spires, New Lebanon, N.Y.

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"The First Family here and at Shirley feel desirous to furnish the glass at our own expense for the contemplated Meeting house at Lebanon..." The writer also asks for a machine for turning broom handles from the Watervliet, N.Y., community via New Lebanon.

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