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To Thomas Jefferson from Frank Newman, 14 February 1807

Grange Near [. . .] Maryland
Feby. 14. 1807

The President

Impressed with a lively sentiment of the necssity of repelling the efforts of the internale as well as external Enemies of our excellent Government: and receiving the wisdom of your administration, I take the Liberty of Making a tender of my Military Services wherever & Whenever you may think proper to command them

I have the Honour to be Sir, with the most profound respect Your Obedient Servant

F Newman, Capt Commandant

1st. Troop 5th Brigade

Maryland Militia

DNA: RG 94--Letters Received by the Office of the Adjutant General.

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    To Thomas Jefferson from Frank Newman, 14 February 1807
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    Jefferson, Thomas
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    14 February 1807

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