John Van Buren (1799-1855) US Representative, Gov. Appointments and other Documents

All pertaining to John Van Buren of Ulster County, NY, with various American political figure signatures, in chronological order: an 1818 appointment by the State of NY to Pay Master signed by John van Ness Clinton and De Witt Clinton, an 1821 admittance of Attorney at Law signed by Chief Justice of NY Ambrose Spencer, an 1824 letter toVan Buren regarding stocks and finances, an 1824 admittance of Counsellor at Law by Chief Justice of NY John Savage, an 1825 admittance to Solicitor in the Court of Chancery of NY signed by Nathan Sanford, an 1826 appointment to Captain of the 131st Regiment of Infantry signed by De Witt Clinton and Nicholas F. Beck, an 1827 appointment to Major of the 131st Regiment signed by De Witt Clinton and Nicholas J. Beck, an 1828 admittance of Counsellor in the Court of Chancery of NY signed by Samuel Jones, an 1831 appointment to Lieutenant Colonel of the 131st infantry signed by John A Dix, an 1836 appointment to First Judge of the County of Ulster signed by William L. Marcy and Archibald Campbell, an 1841 document from the 27th Congress first session regarding public accounts and expenditures signed by Matthew St. Clair Clark, and an 1851 100$ stock in the New York State Telegraph Company. Together with various ephemera documents  from Van Buren's military service and a19th century certified copy of a 1687 charter for Van Buren. 

Dimensions: 6 1/2 x 10in to 9 1/2 x 15in

Various states, scattered short tears, minor losses, creasing, toning, and minor stains.