Henry Clay Autograph Letter Signed Twice Takes a Jab at Martin Van Buren

Henry Clay Autograph Letter Signed Twice Takes a Jab at Martin Van Buren 1p of a bifolium, measuring 8.25" x 10.25", Washington, D.C., dated December 30, 1837. Addressed to the president of the St. Ni

Written entirely in his hand, inked single unlined letter sheet reading as follows: ‘Kinderhook, De. 1, 1842 Dear Sir: I avail myself of your return to the seat of government to thank you for yo

VAN BUREN, Martin (1782-1862). Autograph letter signed ("MVB"), to Mr. Dayton. N.p., 9 February 1837. 1 page, 8vo. In full: "Can you send me for a few moments the copy you have purchased[?] of my lett

Martin Van Buren (1837-41)Autograph Letter, signedRome, (New York), September 15, 1832. 4to. 1 p. on one sheet folded to make four pages. 9 7/8 x 7 3/4 in. (250 x 196 mm). Autograph letter, signed by

VAN BUREN, Martin (1782-1862). Autograph letter signed ("M. Van Buren"), as Vice President, to Stephen Camberling (ca 1790-1872). Washington, D.C., 9 March 1834.   3 pages, 8vo, short separation

Description: Clay Henry Henry Clay Twice Signed ALS with Integral Autographed Free Frank

Henry Clay Autograph Letter Signed ALS. An American lawyer, statesman and speaker. Dated 1814, promoted Compromise Bill of 1850 which postponed slavery question. Two pages, front and verso, signed ver

"THEY OUGHT TO DEFEND THEMSELVES. . .WITHOUT EMPLOYING A. . .WORTHLESS NEGRO" CLAY, HENRY. Autograph Letter Signed, "H. Clay," to Representative Joshua Reed Giddings ("My dear Sir"), sending newspaper

CLAY, HENRY. Autograph Letter Signed, "H. Clay," to Representative George Corbin Washington ("My Dear Sir"), declining to accept his invitation to dine due to his son's illness. ¼ page, 8vo, with

Benson J. Lossing, American Historian, ALS Re: "Memoir of Henry Clay" A 1p autograph letter signed by historian Benson John Lossing (1813-1891) as "Benson J. Lossing" at lower right. Written at The Ri

1833 Henry Clay ALS w/ Engraving Autograph letter signed by Henry Clay (1777-1852), to Henry Shepherd. Washington, D.C., 13 December 1833. 1 page. Contemporary note at letter’s head of the letter re

Presidential Prose: An 1842 Handwritten & Signed Letter by Martin Van Buren. Here lies a rare artifact from American political history: an original letter handwritten and signed by Martin Van Buren, t

[Martin Van Buren 1782-1862] Written in 1832, Van Buren was the [thirteenth] Minister to the United Kingdom, he later became the eight president of the United States. Two leaves, ALS from Martin Van B

Martin Van Buren signed letter before he was President

This land grant signed twice by 8th U.S. President Martin van Buren is dated October 10, 1840 and is signed to John Saswell Sr. of Fulton County, Illinois. This parchment paper document marks the sale

This land grant signed twice by 8th U.S. President Martin van Buren for land in Quincy, Illinois for Truman Borney and is dated November 3rd, 1840. It is on Parchment Paper and has an Affixed seal of

Presidential Elegance: Martin Van Buren Handwritten and Signed Letter, Dated 1842. We are honored to present an esteemed artifact of American political history—a handwritten and signed letter by Mar

WADE, BENJAMIN F. Autograph Letter Signed, "B.F. Wade," to "Dr Sch.," thanking for a payment, remarking that Van [Buren?] is supporting Texas [annexation?] and that it will "send him to hell" [spoil h

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Good, mino

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Yellowing

Framed under glass. Signed twice. Dated 1839. 15 1/2 inches x 10 inches. County of New York. One small hole on fold. Good condition.

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Yellowing

Whereas Samuel Wadsworth of New Haven purchased and paid for public land in Quincy, Illinois. Dated November 3, 1840. Signed twice by the President. printed vellum 10 x 16 inches Condition: Good

Title: Thurlow Weed letter On 1840 Presidential Election And If Henry Clay Had Won The Presidency To NY A Congressman Size: 7 7/8" x 10" Excellent content autograph letter signed by newspaper publishe