Name/Title
Letter from Beverley Robinson to Right Reverend Benjamin OnderdonkEntry/Object ID
HHV 003.11Description
Letter from Beverley Robinson to Right Reverend Benjamin OnderdonkSubject
Firm of “Irving and Livingston”, newspapers, P. Irving’s departure from, possible litigation on debt claimed to be owedSubject Person/Organization
Right Reverend Benjamin Onderdonk, Pierre Paris Irving (1806-1878), Beverley Robinson III (1808-1876)Subject Place
* Untyped Subject Place
Saugerties, NY, Albany, NY, New YorkCollection
Irving Manuscript CollectionTranscription
Transcription
Right Rev’d + [Quachi?]
When Mr Irving left the / firm of Irving and [Livingston?] at / Saugerties in February 1835 he adverti=/ -sed the Difsolution of the Partnership in / Papers of the County + the State Paper / at Albany - There was one dealer in / New York who says he never heard of / his [Mr. P Irving’s] withdrawal from the firm and now / calls upon Mr I. for Payment of a Debt / contracted long after the Difsolution _ Mr / Irving thinks it his duty to commu- / nicate every incident that may touch / his standing in society to you _ and / therefore mentions this _ I beg him to / take with him this note of explanation / as from my knowledge of this Circum - / stances I can without hesitation say / that Mr Irving is as innocent as any / other Individual, of blame in this trans - / action, and that no Injury can result / to him from it _
With perfect respect
Your friends + humble ser’t
[B. Robinson?]
[END OF PAGE 1]
[ADDRESS]
Hon. Right Rev’d
Benjamin P. Onderdonk
June 18, 1836Transcriber
Kathryn AlexanderLanguage
EnglishOther Names and Numbers
Other Numbers
Number Type
Former NumberOther Number
W 912
