Mediterranean passport, 1824 April 21.

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Mediterranean passport, 1824 April 21.

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Printed form completed by hand requesting that the ship Saco, John W. Brigham, master, be allowed to pass unhindered. Signed by President James Monroe, Secretary of State James Quincy Adams, and countersigned by Boston-Charlestown Custom House Collector, Henry [Alexander Scammell] Dearborn. Verso has note dated 20 September 1826 that Henry Leslie is master in lieu of Brigham.

1 DS : vellum ; 39 cm.

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