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Description
Chase asks his brother to forward a letter and tells him of a plan to be proposed.
Date
1-30-1826
Keywords
Mr. Wooly, Mr. Taylor, Board of Trustees
Recommended Citation
Chase, Philander, "Letter to Dudley Chase" (1826). Philander Chase Letters. 581.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/chase_letters/581
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Dr. Brother
Once more to trouble you.
You will see by the enclosed, what I have written to Messrs Wooly and Taylor. Pray put a [paper] to the letter and send it.
The moment I hear that in execution of the suggested plan, it is necessary, I will make out a bond similar to yours for the payment of the interest of $1,000, for which I pledge myself that the Trustees of the Sem’y will become the guarantees.
To write soon.
P.C.