RevolutionCrossroads/si_us_revolutionary_era_collections huggingface dataset:
French consul at Boston folded letter
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Covers & Associated Letters
Date: February 3, 1786
Place: United States of America
Medium: paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width (Folded): 3 1/2 × 4 1/4 in. (8.89 × 10.8 cm)
Description: Stamped in red ink: "PORTSMOUTH / FEBRUARY 3"; handwritten "Monsieur Toscan / Consul De France / a Boston"
['PORTSMOUTH FEBRUARY 3\n2\nDe Monsieur\nMonsieur Goseau Conseil De France\na Boston'
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 "2582-23\n2\n198\nPORTSMOUTH FEBRUARY 3\nà Monsieur Monsieur Toscan Consul de France à Boston\n198\nportsmouth 3 fevrier 1786. N. 50.\nMonsieur\nj'ai l'honneur de vous faire savoir que j'ai tiré à vue sur vous pour la somme de deux cents dollars en faveur de Mr. Joseph Haven en m'en a offert davantage que j'ai refusé craignant de vous gêner ou que vous n'ayez prié d'autre voye j'ai fini de m'atter hier et je vais travailler à faire autant que de temps le permettra je serai plus tôt prêt que les mémoires\nJ'ai l'honneur d'être très parfaitement Monsieur\nNotre très humble et très obéissant serviteur Le Ch. Desboville"
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Albany manuscript postmarked folded letter
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Covers & Associated Letters
Date: February 7,1786
Place: New York
United States of America
Medium: paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width (Folded): 2 5/8 × 4 7/16 in. (6.67 × 11.27 cm)
Description: Manuscript postmark on cover reads "Albany" after the stage line had been contracted to Isaac Van Wyck and partners in 1785. The folded letter traveled at the rate of "2,6" and "1/4" for 2 grams, 6 pennyweight silver and conversion to 1 shilling, 4 pence. The cover is addressed to "Gerard Bancher Esq.r / Treasurer of this State / New York" and the docketing under the fold reads, "John & Abraham Ten Eyck's / Letter dated 7th Feb.y 1786." The letter written on same side of sheet as cover and continues on the reverse of the paper signed "John H Ten Eyck, Ah Ten Eyck," who were civic officials in Albany writing about the recent laws on public debt.
2-16
Albany
10/16
Gerard Bancker Esq. Treasurer of this State
New York
7.5.92
[Faint, mirrored handwriting, likely bleed-through from the reverse side of the paper]
Only known - Albany 1880 from Ward-Hanson (bch)
$5.00 Ex D. Lisle RAS 1/80 2023.2003.9
John D. Abraham Ten Eyck's letter dated 7 th Feb y 1786.
Sir
Albany 7 Feb y 1786
2-16 Albany 10 Feb y 1786 General Bancher Esq r Treasurer of this State
New York
and know that the money now due from the State to you is now due from the State to you RMS 1180 RMS 1180 RMS 1180
By a Law passed the 7 th April last past the Loan Officers of the Different Counties were directed to pay to the Treasurer of this State, on or before the first day of February next the Monies & Certificates by them due: at the request of several persons in town we postponed our Sales to the 25 th Jany to give the Delinquents a chance of applying to the Legislature for relief which was out of our power to comply with said Law we now acquaint you that what Monies & Certifi- cates are due to the State from us will be sent you by the first safe Opportunity
& the whole of the Business settled when we get a Certificate from the Judges & Supervisors of this County what is due to the State from us who I believe have never met since the Law made its appearance here which was about the 1 st of August last we will at our Indecarner be have the Supervisors called together as soon as possible & am with much Esteem
In Your Most Ob st Serv t John H Ten Eyck Wm Ten Eyck
Military express rider receipt
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Employee Gear
Date: August 26, 1794
Place: Tennessee
United States of America
Medium: Paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width: 6 3/8 × 8 1/8 in. (16.19 × 20.64 cm)
Topics: Postal Employees
Early Nation's Period (1776-1800)
Description: This is a receipt for dispatches carried by a military express rider t from Tellico Blockhouse to Governor William Blount in Knoxville, Tennessee.
['The United States\n1794\nTo Jeremiah Alexander Esq\nAug 26. For riding Express from Tellico Blockhouse to Knoxville with public dispatches from Ensign Davidson to Governor Blount Distance there & back 100 miles @ 25/100 Dr / $1.00 Miles 4. 12 1/2\nDe Knoxville October 24. 1794\nJeremiah Alexander\nReceived the above in full\n$ Warrant N o 82\nJeremiah Alexander'
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Military express receipt
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Employee Gear
Date: October 24, 1794
Place: Tennessee
United States of America
Medium: paperin; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width: 6 3/8 × 8 1/4 in. (16.19 × 20.96 cm)
Topics: Postal Employees
Early Nation's Period (1776-1800)
Description: This is a receipt for military experss rider George Farrugut's delivery of dispatches to the Secretary of War sent from William Blount, governor of the Southwest Territory (Tennessee).
['George Farragut delivered my Public Dispatches of the 20th June last addressed to the Secretary of War into the Post Office at Richmond on the 15th July, with which he went Express from this place, and for which I contracted that he should be paid the customary rate of Two Dollars Fifty Cents for every forty miles going and returning — Knoxville Octobr 24. 1794\nDavid Henry Esqr Agent Dept. War\nWm Blount\nPost Rider\nWm Blount Gov. of Tenn. Signer Const. of U.S. etc.'
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One (1) folded letter from Elisha Dyer to Dyer and Potter
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Covers & Associated Letters
Date: November 1, 1813
Place: United States of America
Medium: paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width: 3 1/8 × 4 3/4 in. (7.94 × 12.07 cm)
Topics: Covers & Letters
American Expansion (1800-1860)
Description: A folded letter from Elisha Dyer to Dyer and Potter in Providence, Rhode Island. The letter is dated November 1st, 1813.
['17 34\nMrs. Dyer & Potter\nProvidence R.I. —'
 '11/13/13\nMr Dyers letter Phila Nov 1 - 1843'
 'Phila d Nov 1 st 1813\nmy Dear Sir\nYour letter of 27 th & 29 th . Enclosing Mr Ives letter for Mr Payson of the check for Peter Hattrick are duly rec d in very good time, I have just to call your attention to the ship, Casma lido Lisana master or owner arrived at Newport from St Domingos, mentioned in my letter of yesterday if the ship is not consigned you will inform the person having charge of her that we are the friends of Andrew Buscer of St Gournier of this City who have written yesterdays mail requesting the ship to be adrest d to our House for sale of Cargo &c &c - the next object is to attend to the immediate purchase of the steamer of Cotton yarn here enclosed, getting as large a direct as you can which Messrs Scot Brother of Tilford are to have the advantage of by paying us a Comm n . of 2 1/2 p ct to draw on them for the amt 60 days - this House is as good by Reputation undoubted as we can wish - and I think prior to Give us Considerable Business you will put it on board of Trams & take a Bill to be forwarded in Capt. Bowers line of forward to the above house by mail\nThe mail being about to close I have little time to write further now shall go to Baltimore on 3 rd Yrs Elisha Dyer\nMr Dyer letter Phila Nov 1 st 1813\n17 3/4\nMiss Dyer of Peter Harrison No. 9\n11/1/1813\nU. S. N. M.'
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Folded letter from Prescott to Potter, 1815
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Covers & Associated Letters
Date: January, 1815
Medium: paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width (folded): 2 7/8 × 5 in. (7.3 × 12.7 cm) Height x Width (unfolded): 9 1/2 × 15 1/4 in. (24.13 × 38.74 cm)
Topics: Covers & Letters
American Expansion (1800-1860)
Description: A folded letter from Prescott to Charles Potter Esq. in Providence Rhode Island. The folded letter is dated January 8th and is postmarked January 9th.
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Folded letter from Prescott to Potter, 1815
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Covers & Associated Letters
Date: January-February, 1815
Medium: paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width (folded): 2 3/4 × 4 3/4 in. (6.99 × 12.07 cm)
Topics: Covers & Letters
American Expansion (1800-1860)
Description: A folded letter from Prescott to Charles Potter Esq. in Providence Rhode Island. The folded letter is postmarked January 17 and a mark on the letter notes it was received on February 1st, 1815.
Rev. W H. W  W
Charles Potter Esq.
Providence R.I.
U. S. N. M.
Savannah 16 June 1815
Charles Potter Esq. Providence,
Dear Sir,
Your favor of the 28 th ult. was received by last night's mail, at the same time I got one from Misses James & Melric Co. Philadelphia stating that at your request they authorized me to draw on them for your a/c for $1385.97 (Say Thirteen hundred Eighty five dollars 97 cts), the mails for four or five days past had lain over on the road and came to hand last night; which no doubt was the cause of your letter being so long on the road—
I presume however that your order for a lot of Cotton could not have come more apropos as the article is now getting down in consequence of the British having come off the coast, between this & Amelia and taken possession of Cumberland Island; which has depressed the price of cotton very much it will no doubt be sold very low in a day or two when I hope to fill your order. We have four or five thousand troops in this place above one half of which are regulars and this place is so situated that I think there is no danger to be apprehended from the Enemy—
Yours with Esteem G.W. Prescott
Recd Febry 1 st 1815 From G.W. Prescott Esq.
Charles Potter Esq. Providence R.I.
Providence R.I.
P.S. You will no doubt see by the Papers, the landing of the British on Cumberland which is so situated as to command entirely the inland trade between this and Amelia; which appears to be the object of the Enemy, together with that of distressing the Sea Islands there is no doubt but they will take from the Islands a large number of Negroes which will make the inhabitants of this country feel most severely the effects of the war-
I have not heard yet from Mr Singley & have expected him along this way till I received your letter-
G.W. 80
One (1) folded letter to Charles Potter, 1815
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Covers & Associated Letters
Date: February 6, 1815
Medium: paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width (folded): 2 7/8 × 5 in. (7.3 × 12.7 cm)
Topics: Covers & Letters
American Expansion (1800-1860)
Description: A folded letter to Charles Potter in Providence Rhode Island. The folded letter is postmarked February 6th.
['Recd 8 Feb Ninty\nAns d\nQ5\nMr Charles Potter Central Dye House Co Providence R.I.'
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 '  + 5 1/2 Calico 83 3/4 5/4 Manson 55 50 64 7 95   + 7 " 110 3/4 5/4 Talwin 77 00   + 7 " 105 3/4 5/5 Pierrot M 72 30   + 10 " 162 3/4 5/4 Talwin 108 17   - 2 1/2 Millimet White 12 1/2 Toltermann 22 25   - 10 " 11 5 " 14 88   - 10 " 12 5 Lockman 15 62   - 10 " 12 5 Toltermann 15 63   - 11 " 12 5 Talwin 17 19   10 50 55 \nAm forward\nCharges - Commission 2 1/2 100 20.41 State Duty 1 1/2 15.85 M.T. do 2 21.18 Adverts do 75 64 104\nCash Received Dollars 992 41 New York 2nd Feb 1815 496 20 David Dunham\n992 41 77 991 64 49 58 20 942 06 471 03\nPay\nNew York 6 Feb 1815\nMr Charles Potter\nDear Sir\nYour esteemed favor of the 31 Ultimo - favor\'d by our mutual friend Mr Dyer we received this day, contents of which are noted. We have now the pleasure of forwarding your A/c\'s of your two Boxes English goods originally intended for Miss S Imbrie & Co - nett proceeds - subject to your order $992 41/100 Dollars. - we shall do every thing in our power for your Interest in the domestic goods, if we should receive an offer of 34 1/2 for the Plaid, will we take it at 4 months, which is the usual credit upon domestic goods\nWe Remain\nDear Sir\nYour Most Obedt Servt\nDunham & Auchincloss'
 'Ans 3 Rev. J. S. ... Mr. Charles Potter Esq. Central Gyp House Co Providence R.I.\n2/6/1815\nDr. Achille Lef Rev. J. S. ... 1815\nSales on 4th Mo 13th Day 1815  Dunham and Achille Lef\n   + 2 1/2 doz Boys Blse 24/ Jewett 7 70   + 3 " Muslin 44/ T. Parker 15 38   + 5 yds Gingham 50 4/10 Munson B.T. 21 00   + 1 " Calico 28 1/2 4/1 Smith 14 84   + .28 Shawls 7/9 Craft 20 81   + 3 yds Leno 19 1/2 8/3 Parker 10 0   + 12 Doz 14 ARfs. 6/3 do 9 07   + 12 yds Cambric 47 0/11 Jewett 34 77   + 7 1/4 Muslins 70 0/3 Palowin 40 74   + 2 " Crap 27 11/9 Cummings 42 09   + 1 " Plaid Silk 20 12/ Stetson B.T. 34 50   + 31. Embd. Ribbons 3/7 H. Mark 14 00   + 44. Taffeta " 3/ Palowin 10 00   + 20. Jasin " 0/6 H. Mark 17 19   + 19 " " " 12/ Leon 28 00   + 21. fringe " 13/ Munson B.T. 34 13   + 2 " Calico 16 3/4 2/3 Palowin 4 07   + 0 " " 29 3/4 4/2 Munson 30 80   + 0 " " 104 1/2 4/10 Jewett 07 09   + 4 " " 71 4/10 Munson 54 97   + 0 " " 100 1/2 3/3 Palowin 43 27   + 0 " " 110 1/2 2/11 Smith 00 50   Am. forward 647 96  ']
Postmaster's bill of letters from Newport to Norwich
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Employee Gear
Date: November 17, 1789
Medium: paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width: 4 1/4 × 8 1/8 in. (10.8 × 20.64 cm)
Topics: Postal Employees
Early Nation's Period (1776-1800)
Description: One postmaster's bill of letters from Newport, RI, to Norwich, CT, Nov 17, 1789; printed form filled in by hand in ink
From the POST-OFFICE at Newport to the POST-OFFICE at Norwich
   Rates. Unpaid Letters. Sums due. Paid Letters. Sums paid. Free Letters.   Dwt. Gr. S. D. T. P. Dwt. Gr. S. D. T. P. Dwt. Gr.     At 6 . . . 12 3/4 6 .  
POST-MASTER'S BILL.
Nov. 19 th 1789  Jacob Richardson
to the Poor-Quarters -
From the Poor-Quarters
FOR THE POOR-QUARTERS
Handwritten marks and stains
Small stamp or mark
Richard Bache portrait
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Art
Date: c. 1885
Medium: Paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width: 13 × 9 1/2 in. (33.02 × 24.13 cm)
Topics: Art
Description: Print portrait of Richard Bache with his name printed below. Signed "A.R." above right shoulder for "Albert Rosenthal," artist and engrager; lithography dates to circa 1885; copy inspired by portrait of Bache about age 56 painted by John Hoppner done in London in 1793.
Small rust stains.
Richd Brant
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Letter to postmasters from Postmaster General Return J. Meigs Jr.
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Covers & Associated Letters
Date: 1815
Place: New Hampshire
Medium: paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width: 10 × 8 1/8 in. (25.4 × 20.64 cm)
Description: This is a single sheet folded letter with the printed notice for postmasters from Postmaster General Return J. Meigs Jr.. It provides instructions on the timely transmission of accounts. This folded letters is addressed on reverse to the postmaster of Kingston, NH.
General Post-Office,
WASHINGTON CITY, January 1, 1815.
SIR,
It is indispensably necessary that every Post-Master transmit his quarterly accounts the first week after the end of every quarter.
I am, Sir,
Yours,
RETURN J. MEIGS Jun.
Post-Master General.
You will strictly conform in every particular to the Bill and INSTRUCTIONS on the opposite page.
Postmaster Kingston N.Y.
Postal account assessment document
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Covers & Associated Letters
Date: September 12, 1815
Place: National Postal Museum
Medium: paper; ink; wax
Dimensions: Height x Width: 9 7/8 × 7 3/4 in. (25.08 × 19.69 cm)
Description: This handwritten report by Assistant Postmaster General Seth Pease is an assessment of Postmaster Nicholas Krehl, Shippensburg, PA, accounts for 1802-1803. The document was datelined on September 12, 1815, signed by Pease, and certified with the lesser seal of the General Post Office embossed on wax.
['Nicholas Krehl Esq r Late Post Master at Shippensburg Pa.\nTo The General Post Office\nDr\n   1803 Januy 1 To Balance due on Post Office acct s from March 10 th 1800 to Sept. 14 th 1801 217 39   1805 Octobr 1 To Balance due on ditto " Septm r . 14. 1801 to Sept. 18. 1802 165 30   $ 382 69   To Balance due on Post Office acct s from September 18. 1802 to April 18 th 1803. not yet rendered . Estimated 96 42   Amt. due the General Post Office $ 479 11  \nGeneral Post Office.\nI certify that the above is a true statement of Nicholas Krehl\'s Accounts as it stands on the books of this Office - and that his post Office account from Septem r 18 th 1802 to April 18 th 1803 was rendered in so imperfect state that the nett proceeds to this Office thereon could not be ascertained to any tolerable degree of precision; wherefore the Amount is brought in by Estimation from his accounts immediately preceding, with doubling the same, as the Law directs in case a postmaster should neglect to render his Accounts.\nWitness the Sealer seal of the General Post Office and my signature hereunto subscribed this 12 th day of September 1815.\nSeth Pease\nAssistant Postmaster General\n9'
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Eight postmasters general vignette portraits
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Art
Date: c. 1855
Place: United States of America
Medium: Paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width: 7 3/8 × 4 7/8 in. (18.73 × 12.38 cm)
Topics: Art
Description: This print has vignette portraits of the first eight postmasters general appointed by the US president. Pictured are from the top and left to right: Samuel Osgood, Timothy Pickering, Joseph Habersham, Gideon Granger, Return J. Meigs, Jr., John McLean, William T. Barry, and Amos Kendall. At the bottom is marked, "Eng'd by A. H. Ritchie", the engraver Alexander Hay Ritchie (1822-1895). A version of this appears in the 1855 book Ten Years Among the Mailbags by J. Holbrook.
['Sam! Osgood\nTimothy Pickering\nJos. Habersham\nGideon Granger\nReturn J. Meigs\nJohn McLean\nWm T. Barry\nAmos Kendall'
 'Sam! Osgood.' 'Jos. Habersham.' 'Timothy Pickering' 'Gideon Granger.'
 'Return J. Meigs.' 'John McLean'
 'Gideon Granger.\nReturn J. Meigs.\nW m T. Barry.\nEng d by A.H. Ritchie.'
 'Return J. Meigs.\nJohn McLean.\nAmos Kendall.\nEng d by A.H. Ritchie.'
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 'to make an airy one around which shall be placed a painted paling - and to make a drain or sewer so as to carry off the water\nSeventh, To run up two chimneys from the basement story to the top of the building with suitable fireplaces in each story\nEighth, To furnish and to fit stops, designating the difference of price for these between stone & wood\nNinth, To clear out the existing well or if found more advisable to make a new one, with pumps &c\nTenth, To fence in the lot at the rear of the building, and to make at the north west corner a building like the white building back of the war office and at the north east corner, a stable fifteen feet by twenty two\nAll the repairs and improvements to be completed by the first of October next - The materials all to be good and merchantable and the workmanship of the first quality of plain work - The different orders of Mechanics will be allowed to bid in their several professions, and the contracts will be made either for whole or for parts as shall appear to be most for the interest of the public - The bids must be delivered in writing sealed\nWashington City March 19 1812']
The Post Office at Coopers Ferry document
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Covers & Associated Letters
Date: March 31, 1808 - June 30, 1808
Place: United States of America
Medium: paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width: 8 × 13 1/4 in. (20.32 × 33.66 cm)
Credit line: Bequest of Joseph J. Geraci
Description: Italy and the Old Italian States are one of the most important specialties in the field of philately, with deep roots in the classic period. International mail systems first emerged in Italy during the late Middle Ages as city-states including Florence, Venice, and Milan established organized postal services to facilitate the exchange of diplomatic and business letters and documents. Italy pioneered the use of postmarks, stamped paper, postal treaties, and the creation of an established itinerary of post offices and post roads. Later, Italy became one of the main theaters of the Napoleonic wars as French, Austrian, and Spanish armies fought for domination of the Italian peninsula. The Italian states began issuing postage stamps in 1850, just ten years after Great Britain and three years after the United States, making it one of the earliest stamp-issuing areas in the world. After unification, Italy became a founding member of the Universal Postal Union. Postal history and stamps from all of these eras are well-represented in the Geraci collection through high quality material.
Mr. Geraci also left substantial collections of archival documents and his research library of books, scholarly journals, and conference proceedings to the Smithsonian. These holdings together make the National Postal Museum an important center for study into philately of the Italian area.
Dr The post office at Cooper Ferry in ac ct with the Gen l Post Office from Mar 31 1808 to Jan 30 1809 Cr
To post ge of Letters which remaind in off. last quarter $ — 38 To post ge of Letters re cd from other of ce this quarter — 8. 28 To post ge of Pro ce Letters sent from this office — 3. 41  12. 7
By post ge of Letters now rem d in this office $ — 59 Bal ce carried down — 11. 48  12. 7
To bal ce as above being am t of post ge col d this q r 11. 48 To am t of post ge on newspapers and Pamph ts this q r $ — 29 Deduct post ge of dead weight & p am ph ts — 2 — 27  $ 11. 75
By Com n on 11 Dec 48 c Let rs post ge at 30 cct $ 3. 44 By Do n on 27 c ct Newsp ts post ge at 50 p ct — 13 By 39 free letters del iv out of the office the q r 22 am ts 78  4. 35 By Cash for the M er ca nt for 110 way letters at 1 c ct each 1. 10 Balance due the Gen l post office 6. 30  $ 11. 75
Errors Excepted Jan 30 1809
(Copy)
Post Office Cooper Ferry June 30 th 1808
Sir
Inclosed you will receive the account Current of this Post Office with the General Post Office, balance due the latter, Six Dollars and thirty cents, which sum I have also inclosed.
I have likewise transmitted herewith a Trans- cript of the Mails sent and Mails received at this Office for the same period as well as  and also the Post Bills received from other Offices ——— Your Obedient
Copy of account and Copy of a letter sent to Gen l Post Office for the quarter ending 30 June 1808
Gideon Granger Esquire
P ost Master General
New Town to Philadelphia folded letter
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Covers & Associated Letters
Date: 1768
Place of Origin: Maryland
Place of Destination: Pennsylvania
Place: United States of America
Medium: paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width (folded): 2 1/2 × 4 3/4 in. (6.35 × 12.07 cm) Height x Width (unfolded): 5 7/8 × 7 1/2 in. (14.92 × 19.05 cm)
Description: New Town, Maryland, 1768 folded letter to Philadelphia. Exhibits postage rates in pennyweights and grains of silver and Pennsylvania money. The addressee, John Reynall, was a Quaker merchant and this letter exhibits Quaker dating in the docketing.
['To Mrs. Johnstown 2 Mr. John Royall March. in Philadelphia' None None
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New York to Philadelphia incoming ship letter
Collection: National Postal Museum
Object type: Covers & Associated Letters
Date: 1745
Place of Origin: New York
Place of Destination: Pennsylvania
Place: United States of America
Medium: paper; ink
Dimensions: Height x Width (folded): 2 7/8 × 3 3/4 in. (7.3 × 9.53 cm) Height x Width (unfolded): 6 3/8 × 7 7/8 in. (16.19 × 20 cm)
Description: New York incoming ship letter to Philadelphia, 1745. Exhibits postage
rate and ship fee in pennyweights and grains of silver. The addressee, Israel
Pemberton, was a Quaker merchant and this letter exhibits Quaker dating in the docketing.
['Oct 9 th Ny li: 3:16.\nTo\nIsrael Pemberton Merch. In Philadelphia'
 'A. D. 1886 Barnes\n2624.2009.3'
 'Recd 92 NY li: 3:16.\nTo Israel Pemberton Mercht. In Philadelphia\n3. boae hge\nforwarded V\nFrederick June 31 1745 From Wm Logan'
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