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Selected Papers of Dr. James Carmichael of Fredericksburg, Va., 1820


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Letter, from Thomas Dobson to Messrs Carmichael and Brown, 1820 January 3
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Letter, from John Pratt to unknown, 1820 January 3
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Letter, from unknown to unknown, 1820, January 11
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Letter, from F. Brooke to unknown, 1820, January 11
 18200114. 
Letter from T. Short to unknown, 1820, January 14
 18200115. 
Letter from Mary Cannon to unknown, 1820, January 15
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Letter from William L. Spotswood, 1820, January 15
 18200120. 
Letter from Rob Scott to unknown, 1820, January 20
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Letter from Ann G. Patton to unknown, 1820, January 23
 18200127. 
Letter from William Herndon to Mesrs Carmichael & Son, 1820, January 27
 18200127ba. 
Letter from George Banks to unknown, 1820, January 27
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Letter from Brodie S. Hull to unknown, 1820, February 2
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Letter from C. Jones to Dr. Carmichael & Son, 1820, February 11
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Letter from William Bernard to unknown, 1820, February 12
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Letter from William Herndon to Mssrs Doctors, 1820, February 15
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Letter from Wethers Waller to unknown, 1820, February 19
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Letter from William Herndon to Mssrs Carmichael & Son, 1820, March 7
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Letter from Gawin Corbin to unknown, 1820, March 10
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Letter from Lawson Barnett to Doctor Carmichael, 1820, March 20
 18200327. 
Letter from William Herndon to Doctrs Carmichael & Son, 1820, March 27
 18200328. 
Letter from Lau. Battaile to unknown, 1820, March 28
 18200329. 
Letter from Lau. Battaile to unknown, 1820, March 29

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Letter from Wethers Waller to unknown, 1820, February 19

[Aquia]

19th Feby 1820

Doctrs Carmichael & Son

[Gent]

Be so good as
to send me the usual allowance of
Linimant, Guiaecum tincture and
Bark, which I hope will carry me out .
Mondays stage will do. -I am yet improving
in health, am now down stairs & can
walk with the aid of a stick, my
appetite tolerably good.

[very] Respectfully

Yr obt Srvt
Wethers Waller

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