Autograph letter signed : Charlestown, Mass., to [Virgil David], [Pittsburgh, Pa.?], 1836 Apr. 25.

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Autograph letter signed : Charlestown, Mass., to [Virgil David], [Pittsburgh, Pa.?], 1836 Apr. 25.

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Everett expresses his thanks at being elected an honorary member of the [Lawrenceville] Lyceum. He also informs David that he will have a parcel of all his addresses sent to the Lyceum.

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