Postscript to business letter from A[ndrew] J[ackson]. [The Hermitage?], to Messrs. [E.H.A.?] Ewing, Attorneys at Law, Nashville


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Andrew Jackson stated that he would resist the demands of Stockley Donelson and his wireworkers that he run a lane through his pasture and remove the gates on an existing road to facilitate access to the water on his land.

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Title

Postscript to business letter from A[ndrew] J[ackson]. [The Hermitage?], to Messrs. [E.H.A.?] Ewing, Attorneys at Law, Nashville

Creator

Jackson, Andrew

Date Created

1839

Description

Andrew Jackson stated that he would resist the demands of Stockley Donelson and his wireworkers that he run a lane through his pasture and remove the gates on an existing road to facilitate access to the water on his land.

Topical Subject(s)

Documents
Business & finance

Language

eng

Notes (Physical)

Autograph letter signed. Fragment.

Extent

2 pages

Type of Resource

text

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Physical rights are retained by the Louisiana Research Collection. Copyright is retained in accordance with U.S. copyright laws.

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