WEBSTER, Daniel. THREE WEBSTER LETTERS AND AN AUTOGRAPH FREE FRANK. Autograph letter signed ("D. Webster") to unidentified, Washington, 16 May 1832. 2½ pages, 4to. "IF CRUMBS CAN BE FOUND TO PAY THE BALANCE..." AN EMBARRASSED WEBSTER SCRAMBLES TO PAY HIS DEBTS listing seven obligations with various strategies for payment or postponement: "This, I think we arranged to renew..." "You must see whether this note cannot be renewed for part, say 400--if crumbs can be found to pay the balance..." "If the note could rest till I come home, I should be very glad, as I have no money..." -- WEBSTER. A.L.S. to Mr. Andrews, Mansfield, Mass., 8 September 1838. 1page, 4to, remnant of integral address leaf. "I find I was probably mistaken as to the place of payment of two debts about which I wrote you. One has made its appearance here; if the other should be presented to you, whether made payable at your Bank or not, please pay it." -- WEBSTER. L.S. to Victory Birdseye, Department of State, Washington, 23 July 1842. 1½ pp., blank integral leaf. Promising to communicate with the Mexican ambassador towards affecting the release of Robert D. Phillips "who accompanied the late Texan expedition to Santa Fe" and was held prisoner there. -- WEBSTER. Autograph free frank signed ("Danl. Webster"), n.d. 1p., oblong envelope. Addressed to Mrs. C. Le R. Webster, care of Mr. Morris, West Farms P.O., W. Chester Co. New York. [Also with:] [WEBSTER.] Lithograph facsimile of autograph extract from Webster's Bunker Hill oration, transcribed for J. Lee Bliss. 2 pp., 4to. Together 5 items. (5)