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Start Over Collection Lewis Warrington Papers, 1832/1842 Date range 1836
College of William and Mary

Lewis Warrington Papers, 1832/1842

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The collection contains two items. The first is Feb. 6, 1832 and was written at the the U. S. Navy Yard in Gosport to Richard Smith, cashier of the US Bank in Washington, regarding remission of the interest on a loan. Below that, Warrington write a private note to Smith about the bad behavior his nephew is exhibiting on the Navy Yard and the disciplinary actions Warrington has doled out. The second item is a letter dated April 11, 1842 and written to Commander George Read, letting him know his suggestion to send scrap copper and lignum vitae to the Washington Yard was approved.

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Warrington , L. (Lewis), 1782-1851

The collection contains two items. The first is Feb. 6, 1832 and was written at the the U. S. Navy Yard in Gosport to Richard Smith, cashier of the US Bank in Washington, regarding remission of the interest on a loan. Below that, Warrington write a private note to Smith about the bad behavior his nephew is exhibiting on the Navy Yard and the disciplinary actions Warrington has doled out. The second item is a letter dated April 11, 1842 and written to Commander George Read, letting him know his suggestion to send scrap copper and lignum vitae to the Washington Yard was approved.

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