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A card. The handbill of the many-office gentlemen, Mr. Edward Simms, has given me some annoyance, I confess, not in the least on account of its abuse of me, but of the appearance of my name in any sort of connexion with his, either as an adversa

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A card. The handbill of the many-office gentlemen, Mr. Edward Simms, has given me some annoyance, I confess, not in the least on account of its abuse of me, but of the appearance of my name in any sort of connexion with his, either as an adversa

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On p. [4]: [in mss.] 1843.
Page Order: Leaflet
Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML.
Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 232, Folder 24.

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01/01/1843

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Jones, Charles Lee.

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