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Robert at Sep 26, 2018 01:02 AM

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Edgartown 20 Oct., 1871s Mr. Cobb Sir: It has just come to my knowledge that a packet sent by me a few days since to Wm. H. Crapo, Esq. has been passed by you to Mr. Francis B. Greene. The papers were intended, as my note accompany- ing them shows, for the use and disposal of Mr. Crapo alone; and I request you to recover them at once, and replace them, with my note, under seal for him, on his return home. Respectfully Allen Gannett

Edgartown
20 Oct., 1871s

Mr. Cobb
Sir:
It has just come to my
knowledge that a packet sent by
me a few days since to Wm. H. Crapo, Esq. has been passed by you to Mr.
Francis B. Greene. The papers were
intended, as my note accompany-
ing them shows, for the use and
disposal of Mr. Crapo alone; and
I request you to recover them
at once, and replace them, with
my note, under seal for him, on
his return home.

Respectfully
Allen Gannett

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Edgartown 20 Oct., 1871s Mr. Cobb Sir: (sic) It has just come to my knowledge that a packet sent by me a few days since to Wm. H. (sic) Cra- po, Esq. has been passed by you to Mr. Francis B. Greene. The papers were intended, as my note accompany- ing them shows, for the use and disposal of Mr. Crapo alone; and I request you to recover them at once, and replace them, with my note, under seal for him, on his return home. Respectfully Allen Gannett

Edgartown
20 Oct., 1871s

Mr. Cobb
Sir: (sic)
It has just come to my
knowledge that a packet sent by
me a few days since to Wm. H. (sic) Cra-
po, Esq. has been passed by you to Mr.
Francis B. Greene. The papers were
intended, as my note accompany-
ing them shows, for the use and
disposal of Mr. Crapo alone; and
I request you to recover them
at once, and replace them, with
my note, under seal for him, on
his return home.

Respectfully
Allen Gannett

The John M. Woolsey Collection of Legal Documents, University of Virginia School of Law Library Special Collections.

http://archives.law.virginia.edu/records/mss/78-6