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To James Madison from Charles Carroll of Carrollton, 15 January 1817

From Charles Carroll of Carrollton

Annapolis 15th. Janry 1817

⟨De⟩ar Sir,

The inclosed letter sufficiently explains the occasion of this application to you in favour of Mr. Brewer. He wishes to remove to the western country, being incumbered with a large family which the salary & perquisites of his present office are not sufficient to support. Mr. Brewer has been Register of the land office in this State Several years, the duties of which he has discharged with general satisfaction to the Public, and should you recommend him to the Senate for Register of a land-office, or any other office relating to the distribution of lands to be established in the western country, & your nomination should be concurred with by the Senate I am confident he will execute the trust with integrity, assiduity, & ability.

I request you to present my respects to Mrs. Madison. With sincere wishes for your health & happiness I remain Dear Sir, yr. most obedient hum. Servt.

Ch. Carroll of Carrollton

RC (DLC). Docketed by JM. Enclosed John Brewer to JM, 12 Feb. 1817.

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