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John C. Hogeboom to MVB, 14 March 1803

Yours of the 11th Ultimo I received a few [. . .] after its date, But have had very little leisure [. . .] since otherwise I should have wrote you bef[ore] and even now I have really no time to writ[e] more than a few lines. I am extreemely happy to see from the g[e]neral tenure of your Letter ^that^ you give an[. . .] convincing proff of your truly republican [prin]ciples, and that you have... Continue Reading

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John C. Hogeboom to MVB, 26 January 1819

The symtoms of my Daughter have for a few days been more favorable, but not to justify me to leave her any time. I <regret> I regret that I could not have been at Albany long before this, but as the time is altogether uncertain, I have this day wrote a confidential Letter to the Gov. on the subject of yourself, and have advised him that I would by the same Mail which carries his Letter... Continue Reading

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John C. Hogeboom to MVB, 3 March 1834

I wrote you some ten or twelve days ago, which no doubt you have received. The distress for money continues to increase, and every article of the produce of the Farmer continues rapidly to decrease. The prices of Grain about a year ago, that is, in the Winter of 1832 & 1833 were here, as follows. Wheat <illegible> to <illegible>, Rye 85 Cents Corn 75 cents, Oats 43 cents, at those... Continue Reading

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MVB et al., Address to the Electors of New York, 13 February 1810

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. Fellow Citizens, You will soon be called upon to select a suitable person for the office of Chief Magistrate of this state. The happiness of the people depends so much on the character and conduct of their rulers, that it is an all incumbent duty which they owe to themselves, to their country, and to posterity, to adopt the utmost deliberation, and to... Continue Reading

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John C. Hogeboom, Deed to MVB, 13 October 1806

To all to whom these presents may come, I John C. Hogeboom Sheriff of the County of Columbia send Greeting: Whereas by virtue of one writ of fieri facias issued out of the Supreme Court of Judicature for the State of New York tested the sixteenth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and six at the suit of Theron Rudd and John Brush to me directed, commanding me that of... Continue Reading

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John C. Hogeboom to Elisha Williams, 11 November 1809

You recollect p must perfectly recollect two publications which were made in the northern Wig & hand Bills impeaching my official conduct in the Charging of Fees on Writs & Executions, against the Immediate authors publishers of those the charges I have instituted Suits and of course explanations with them made are superfluous, but this not being the case with you, Sir, I feel it who if... Continue Reading

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John C. Hogeboom to MVB, 30 January 1810

After Mr. Van Alen arrived at my house on Sunday evening, we sent for T.L Hogeboom who agreed to start the next morning before day for Hillsdale, and to meet Abraham & James at my house yesterday as early as possible. I wrote to Maj. Tanner, his conduct was highly honourable, and he signed the recommendation for Van Alen, Judge Soule, B. Williams, J. Lawrence did the like. H Jones was absent... Continue Reading

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John C. Hogeboom to Elisha Williams, 11 November 1809

You must perfectly recollect two publications which were made in the Northern Wig & hand bills impeaching my Official conduct in the charging of fees on Writs & Executions. Against the immediate publishers of the charges I have instituted suits and of course explanations with them are superfluous; but this not being the case with you who if my information be correct have had some agency... Continue Reading

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MVB to John C. Hogeboom, 1 January 1825

I have written to Mr Addison Porter on the subject of your letters. The ground is in a great degree preoccupied but not absolutely so. I will do him all the service I consistently can & have written particularly the state of things and advised which was left to be done. I have a sincere regard for Addison & his Father & would be happy to have it in my power to serve them. We know but... Continue Reading

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Elisha Williams to John C. Hogeboom, 11 November 1809

I have to acknowledge the reciept of your note of this morning The original publication to which you allude made on the eve of the last election issued without my knowledge & during my absence from Town. The agency that I have had in the affair was not only subsequent to the first publication against you but subsequent to your reply As to the conduct of your Deputies it is unnecessary & (... Continue Reading

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Elisha Williams to John C. Hogeboom, 11 November 1809

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your note of this morning and hasten to give you the ^some^ explanation in my power, the original publications made on the eve of the last election issued without my knowledge and during my absence from Town, <Those> Agency that I have had in the affair was not only subject ^subsequent^ to the first publication against you but subsequent to... Continue Reading

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