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Subject: Canals


Letter from Henry Moore to Daniel Aqueco, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, March 15, 1836 Letter from Henry Moore to Daniel Aqueco, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, March 15, 1836

A stampless folded letter written on March 15, 1836, from Henry Moore in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to Daniel Aqueco in Beaver, Pennsylvania. The letter discusses the appointment of engineers for canal routes to Erie, mentioning individuals like Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Livermore. Moore also describes his meetings with Mr. Moss, a Philadelphia banker, and comments on the view from the Pennsylvania state capitol and upcoming political events.

Letter from Jacob F. Levy to William Augustine Washington, February 22, 1796 Letter from Jacob F. Levy to William Augustine Washington, February 22, 1796

Two-page, stampless letter written by Jacob F. Levy to William Augustine Washington on February 22, 1796. Levy discusses monies owed to Washington, acting as his agent, the sale of shares, crop prices, and inquires about Washington's ownership of shares in the Potomac Canal. The letter originates from Baltimore, Maryland, and is addressed to Washington in Haywood, Virginia.