Letters : to Jesse Gade, 1838-1841.

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Letters : to Jesse Gade, 1838-1841.

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Letter dated Nov. 1, 1838, from Tinmouth, Vt., asking Gade's opinion in the case of a widow claiming a pension because her husband served in the Revolutionary War before their marriage; and letter dated Sept. 30, 1841, also from Tinmouth, about the possible publication in the Rutland Herald of a letter from Mr. Maddison to Mr. Ingerford on the establishment of a United States Bank. Chipman expresses his own opinion on the subject and asks for Gade's.

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Gade, Jesse.

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Chipman, Nathaniel, 1752-1843

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American judge, chief justice of the supreme court of Vermont from 1790-1791, 1796-1798, and 1813-1816; he was also instrumental in Vermont's ratification of the Constitution. From the description of Letters : to Jesse Gade, 1838-1841. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 63937074 Nathaniel Chipman was a U.S. Senator from Vermont from 1797-1803 and Chief Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court. From the description of Land deed in Fairfield, Vermont., 1...