Letter, Charleston, [W. Va.] to James Madison [manuscript], 1807 March 21.

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Letter, Charleston, [W. Va.] to James Madison [manuscript], 1807 March 21.

Conveys article by Henry Lee [not present], intended for the first number of the Farmer's Museum for Madison's correction and approval.

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