Letter from Samuel Sweezey Seward to William Henry Seward, April 18, 1832
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Letter from Samuel Sweezey Seward to William Henry Seward, April 18, 1832
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Date:1832-04-18
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Letter from Samuel Sweezey Seward to William Henry Seward, April 18, 1832
action: sent
sender: Samuel Seward
Birth: 1768-12-05
Death: 1849-08-24
location: Florida, NY
receiver: William Seward
Birth: 1801-05-16
Death: 1872-10-10
location: Albany, NY
transcription: mep
revision: ekk 2015-05-21
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Florida 18th April 1832
My dear Henry
Your two favours have been recieved we are
gratified to hear of your pleasant Journy and comfortable
meeting of friends. W
Doct. Timlow
shortly after. They must have had a damp unpleasant
day to travel. The rain set in a. Monday evening and
has stormed steadily ever since. He will not (we conclude)
set out from Morris 'till the weather becomes pleasant
and if the Legislature adjourns the 24th you may arrive
in time to see the happy paire. Frances
are well and appear to enjoy themselves remarkably well.
I am entirely worn out with close application to
business. Our farmers pursue the practice of Transacting
the most of their business in April & May which makes
a heavy press at this time. Conkling
Karr
Reason:
The T.M.G.
answer to the Allegations of the petitioners were perfectly
Satisfactory. That the place and manner of keeping
the Office was not only proper but commendable.
Thus has ended this great adventure.
I feel anxious to hear the decision of Judge
Sutherland
and if there is anything further for us to
do should like to attend to it while you
are down. I lament very much that T.
is to be depudiated and Marcy
Not but that I glory in his disgrace. But I
know full well that Marcy will be the
strongest Man. The Clayites [ hat ]
Alternate Text: had a numerous
meeting last week in which it is said that
HG Werner
self in favour of the United States Senate.
Make your arrangement to spend
what time you can with us.
Yours Affectionately
WH Seward Esq Sam S Seward
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Florida Free SSSeward PM
19 April
William H Seward Esquire
In Senate
Albany
h
S.S. Seward
18 April 1832
Florida 18th April 1832
My dear Henry
Your two favours have been recieved we are
gratified to hear of your pleasant Journy and comfortable
meeting of friends. W
Birth: 1808-08-26 Death: 1888-12-07Certainty: Probable
set out on Monday Morning for M Doct. Timlow
Unknown
Mr CharlesUnknown
Hoyt
Certainty: Probable
Miss WoodUnknown
and FinnUnknown
followedshortly after. They must have had a damp unpleasant
day to travel. The rain set in a. Monday evening and
has stormed steadily ever since. He will not (we conclude)
set out from Morris 'till the weather becomes pleasant
and if the Legislature adjourns the 24th you may arrive
in time to see the happy paire. Frances
Birth: 1844-12-09 Death: 1866-10-29
& the children
Birth: 1830-07-08
Death: 1915-04-25
Birth: 1826-10-01
Death: 1876-09-11
are well and appear to enjoy themselves remarkably well.
I am entirely worn out with close application to
business. Our farmers pursue the practice of Transacting
the most of their business in April & May which makes
a heavy press at this time. Conkling
Death: 1839Certainty: Probable
& Aspell
Birth: 1778-06-17 Death: 1856-05-17
settled Karr
Death: 1867Certainty: Probable
vs Karr
Death: 1853Certainty: Probable
The jury found the Lessee held over wrongfully[ . ] Supplied
The T.M.G.
Unknown
informed me by letter last week that myanswer to the Allegations of the petitioners were perfectly
Satisfactory. That the place and manner of keeping
the Office was not only proper but commendable.
Thus has ended this great adventure.
I feel anxious to hear the decision of Judge
Sutherland
Certainty: Probable
on the application to consent and if there is anything further for us to
do should like to attend to it while you
are down. I lament very much that T.
Birth: 1781 Death: 1868-01-02Certainty: Probable
is to be depudiated and Marcy
Birth: 1786-12-12 Death: 1857-07-04
to take the fieldNot but that I glory in his disgrace. But I
know full well that Marcy will be the
strongest Man. The Clayites [ hat ]
Alternate Text
meeting last week in which it is said that
HG Werner
Unknown
(a late Jackson
Birth: 1767-03-15 Death: 1845-06-08
Man) outdid him-self in favour of the United States Senate.
Make your arrangement to spend
what time you can with us.
Yours Affectionately
WH Seward Esq Sam S Seward
Florida Free SSSeward PM
19 April
William H Seward Esquire
In Senate
Albany
h
Hand Shift
Birth: 1801-05-16 Death: 1872-10-10William Seward
18 April 1832