Letter to Martin Van Buren [manuscript], 1833 February 14.

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Letter to Martin Van Buren [manuscript], 1833 February 14.

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Letter, 1833 February 14, to Martin Van Buren thanking him for a copy of the Report of the Joint Committee of the Senate and Assembly of New York on a communication of the Governor.

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