[Correspondence to Henry Dearborn, 1802-1812].

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[Correspondence to Henry Dearborn, 1802-1812].

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Letter, Treasury Department, Revenue Office Sept 16 1802, from William Millen concerning stones being placed around the beacon and keeper's house on Shell Castle Island at Cape Hatteras. Letter, Keene 23 July 1803, from Seth Hunt concerning the commission of Preston Graham as lieutenant. Letter, Anterp 2 June 1805, from George R. Dearborn about going to Batavia as supercargo of the ship Commerce. Letter, July 10th 1805, from George R. Dearborn noting he is on board ship Commerce in good health. Letter, Mocha 10th June 1806, from George R. Dearborn. Letter, Onondaga 31 August 1812, from F. Forman relative to the delivery of his shot. Letter, Tomhanncok Sept 5th 1812, from Simon Newcomb concerning secret ink.

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