American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-09

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.I' Letlr from ns bon. Henry Clay.sy2
r.0 .lE Isstsst y.lgis59fssi ASHLAND Goth July lSs9
Dear Sir: wish 10 express 10 YOU the urstincstioD
derived receiving the July number Of tbs Merchants
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degree, satisfies the desirc 10 which have alluded
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opinion that II Is eminenty entitled % the pub
and support IL collects aanges good ORDER large
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bers only regret that do not own ths whole work.
Letter from ths Hon. Thomas N. Baton.
WASHINGTON CIsy April 20, 1S40
Mr. Freeman Hunt-ISir. owe you many thanks for
the opportunities have had 70 read tho Msrehsss Mag
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pot the great merchant only, but the one Of
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qures Nor Is its utility at a confined mofcAnt but
extends to the legislator and dipomat and to al who
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alltL 49, THOMAS u, BENTON.
Letter from Hon. Wss H. ;ss,eard ~
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would understand not merely commercial Operations In
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I am, with great respect your humble servant
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