WORTHINGTON, Eleanor Lettre autographe signée à Georges Washington Lafayette ; et trois autres lettres (4) Adena, près de Chillicoth, Ohio 22 septembre 1826 3 pp. in-4, cachet de cire rouge conservé
Estimation :
150 / 200
Adjudication :
Invendu
Description
ENSEMBLE DE LETTRES ADRESSÉES À GEORGES WASHINGTON LAFAYETTE “the two great works now in progress in this State (the canal from the river Ohio to Lake Erie and that from Cincinnati to Dayton) are now going on rapidly & prosperously. I hope that (...) the chain of water communication from New York to New Orleans will be completed"... 2. L.a.s. de Jos. Russel, “I have not had the pleasure of receiving any letter from you"..., 3 pp. in-4, Boston, 27 janvier 1832 3. L.a.s. de James F. Worthington “of Chilicoth Ohio", “I arrived in this city yesterday evening and made immediate inquiries respecting the young gentleman about whom your father was so good as to interest him", 2 pp. in-4, Le Havre, 24 mai 1824 4. L.a.s. de J. D. Ellick, “Letters that I have receive from my family at Hagrstown, Maryland"..., 1 p. 1/2 in-folio, New York, 25 novembre 1824 Eleanor Worthington était la femme de Thomas Worthington (1773-1827) qui fut de 1814 à 1818 le sixième gouverneur de l’Ohio. La deuxième lettre traite d’affaires et de banque.
