58 Virginia Almanac for the Year of our Lord, 1793 by Robert
Andrems, Philo.
Norfolk, Virginia. Printed by Baxter &Wilson, 3.25
x 5.75 inches, Previously string bound but it is missing, There are 2
different sections, the front section has 24 pages, all of the months
plus additional information on the weather, Virginia Senate and
Delegate members, Virginia Court Houses and Gold Coin conver<
sion as well as Cents to Shillings, Pence and Farthings conversion,
the second section, possibly from the Almanac, includes fictional
stories as well as song lyrics including those old favorites like “The
Capture of Lord Cornwallis” or “Nothing Like Grog”. Mostly VF with
minor toning and a few very small foxing spots. Rare and early
Virginia Colonial item.
(PH)
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EST. $50091000
59 Celebrate Hamilton
Send a donation this way to the Alexander
Hamilton Museum on Nevis, as his birthplace rises to celebrate their
native son’s accomplishments in America. The lot consists of some
material about Nevis, and your entire bid will be sent to the muse<
um there, with many thanks.
(PH)
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EST.$259100
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60 U. S. “Imlay” Loan from 1793.
Connecticut, $594.44 payable to
Prosper Wetmore Brothers, April 19, 1793, and signed by Wm.
Imlay, cut cancelled, strong vertical middle fold, but still very attrac<
tive and in Fine condition.
(PH)
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EST. $3009450
61 Treasury Department, 1797 Expenses from Quartermaster.
Expenses in the Quarter Master General’s department for 1797 <
1801, 26pps, and signed in type by Albert Gallatin, Secretary of the
Treasury. Listing all the providers of merchandise, goods and ser<
vices to the Navy and the charges each incurred for labor and sup<
plies, in VF condition but there is separation of the binding that
could be repaired.
(PH)
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EST. $1009200
62 Treasury Department, 1805 Document Signed by Albert
Gallatin.
“An Act to regulate the clearance of armed merchant ves<
sels” passes 3rd March 1805, 2 pages, with the signature of Albert
Gallatin, VF but evidently removed from a book with binding evi<
dence on left.
(PH)
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EST. $1009200
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