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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: till, Cambridge March 5th 1832 Bro. Leond. (New York) Mess. Tucker and Williams will forward to you the agreements between them, Henry Hall and myself on both of which you will please place your guarantee for $1500 and request Charles to do the same for 1000$ and in case he is not in your city send them to him to execute and in either case have one returned whence it came and the other sent to me at Baltimore, also all letters of credit which you have for me to arrive there from the 17th to the 20th inst. Please take a copy for your own satisfaction and request Charles to do the same. I shall not write to you. again from this place but will endeavour to do it from Baltimore if I do not see you there which if buisness permits would gratify me much. All well here and in haste. Yr afte. Bro. N. J. Y. Cambridge March 6th 1832. Bro. Leond (N. York) Your fav. of 3d inst. is at hand. My letter book is at Long Island therefore cannot give you a duplicate of my letter of the 27th inst. I think it contained some agreements between myself and men and instructions to engage 15 who would comply with the same, and write notes to all those had seen you on the subject. This letter was enveloped in a newspaper covering post paid to the care of your firm. Please on the receipt of this write notes to The. Bache, care of Mr. Swartwort tne collector and to E. E. Lansing care of Mess Whitney and Mc. Parlan 91 Maiden Lane stating that such a letter has miscarried. A duplicate I will send to-morrow. We sail in the Bg. Ida for Baltimore on the 10th inst. The letter to E.- E. March is received for which I thank you. I am Yr Afte Bro N. J. W. Camp Long Island Head Boston Harbor Mr. 5th 1832 Mr Theo. Bache (New York) Dear Sir Your fav. of the 1st inst. is at hand. Our camp was f...