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Letter to William King from Gerry June 26 1811
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| + | Mr Ripley is of opinion, that the nomination of Mr Woodward, whom I know to be a worthy candid character, is preferable to that of Mr Chase; as it would greatly promote the cause of the friends of this Country, at Hanover. -- pray give me your opinion, as I propose to proceed on that business soon. | ||
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| + | How stands the matter, on which we conferred, of a personal [underlined] nature? | ||
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| + | When do you expect to adjourn? -- | ||
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| + | Council Chamber | ||
| + | 26th June -- | ||
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| + | Yours very sincerely | ||
| + | E Gerry | ||
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| + | Major General King | ||
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My dear Sir,
Mr Ripley is of opinion, that the nomination of Mr Woodward, whom I know to be a worthy candid character, is preferable to that of Mr Chase; as it would greatly promote the cause of the friends of this Country, at Hanover. -- pray give me your opinion, as I propose to proceed on that business soon.
How stands the matter, on which we conferred, of a personal [underlined] nature?
When do you expect to adjourn? --
Council Chamber 26th June --
Yours very sincerely E Gerry
Major General King