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JACKSON, Andrew. Two autograph endorsements signed (both "A.J.") as President, to the Secretary of the Navy [Mahlon Dickerson], Washington, [shortly after 25 January 1836]. Both comprising 10 words plus signature. One written on the verso of a manuscript petition signed by 52 members of the New Jersey legislature, Trenton, [N.J.], 11 January 1836 - 25 January 1836. 3 pages, 4to, browning, slight fold tears and repairs. The other on a separate address leaf in which the petition was forwarded by Jackson, 1 page, seal hole, small mends. Full transcript present.
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JACKSON, Andrew. Two autograph endorsements signed (both "A.J.") as President, to the Secretary of the Navy [Mahlon Dickerson], Washington, [shortly after 25 January 1836]. Both comprising 10 words plus signature. One written on the verso of a manuscript petition signed by 52 members of the New Jersey legislature, Trenton, [N.J.], 11 January 1836 - 25 January 1836. 3 pages, 4to, browning, slight fold tears and repairs. The other on a separate address leaf in which the petition was forwarded by Jackson, 1 page, seal hole, small mends. Full transcript present.
A JACKSON-ENDORSED PETITION OF THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE. A petition drawn up and signed by 52 members of the New Jersey legislature, recommending "Thomas C. Ryall Esquire, late of the county of Burlington in this state and now Captain's Clerk on board the Frigate Brandywine on the Pacific Station, to receive the appointment of Purser in the United States Navy." Jackson has endorsed both the petition and the address leaf, "Referred to the Secretary of the Navy for his consideration." (2)
A JACKSON-ENDORSED PETITION OF THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE. A petition drawn up and signed by 52 members of the New Jersey legislature, recommending "Thomas C. Ryall Esquire, late of the county of Burlington in this state and now Captain's Clerk on board the Frigate Brandywine on the Pacific Station, to receive the appointment of Purser in the United States Navy." Jackson has endorsed both the petition and the address leaf, "Referred to the Secretary of the Navy for his consideration." (2)