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Philander Chase has arrivved in New York to do some printing. He will stay for two or three weeks before he sets off for New England.
Date
7-10-1844
Keywords
Philander Chase, Dudley Chase, Mr. DePeyster, New York, Boston, Vermont, travel
Recommended Citation
Chase, Philander, "Letter to Dudley Chase" (1844). Philander Chase Letters. 1225.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/chase_letters/1225
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New York 22 Bond Str
July 10 1844
My dear Brother
Last night I arrived in this City in good health. Today I shall read my letters left at Mr DeGeysters Counting House.
I shall stay in N. York perhaps a fortnight or three weeks to get some printing done; after which I shall to go Boston and thence to see my dear friends in Vermont.
I left my dear Daughter at Kingston with her aunts and cousins in that place
She will join me in my visit to Vermont
My spirits are good having preached almost every day since I came from home; all this by the grace of God given unto me thro’ Jesus Christ our Lord
With love to all I am y’r affectionate Brother
Philander