MONROE, James. Engraved document signed ("James Monroe"), as President, COUNTERSIGNED BY SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN QUINCY ADAMS and by the Collector of the Port of New York, Washington, 13 November 1821. 1 page, folio (11 x 15 1/8 in.) PRINTED ON FINE PARCHMENT, accomplished in manuscript, wit scalloped edge at top, large papered Great Seal of the United States. Finely engraved with calligraphic text at top: "By the President of the United States of America," beneath two nautical vignettes: one of a 3-mast ship at sea, and the other a lighthouse and harbor scene, showing several boats making for a steepled town with a 15-gun battery. A mediterranean-type ship's passport for the William Tell of New York, captained by Charles Clark, carrying 367 tons, no guns, and a crew of sixteen.
MONROE, James. Engraved document signed ("James Monroe"), as President, COUNTERSIGNED BY SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN QUINCY ADAMS and by the Collector of the Port of New York, Washington, 13 November 1821. 1 page, folio (11 x 15 1/8 in.) PRINTED ON FINE PARCHMENT, accomplished in manuscript, wit scalloped edge at top, large papered Great Seal of the United States. Finely engraved with calligraphic text at top: "By the President of the United States of America," beneath two nautical vignettes: one of a 3-mast ship at sea, and the other a lighthouse and harbor scene, showing several boats making for a steepled town with a 15-gun battery. A mediterranean-type ship's passport for the William Tell of New York, captained by Charles Clark, carrying 367 tons, no guns, and a crew of sixteen.

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MONROE, James. Engraved document signed ("James Monroe"), as President, COUNTERSIGNED BY SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN QUINCY ADAMS and by the Collector of the Port of New York, Washington, 13 November 1821. 1 page, folio (11 x 15 1/8 in.) PRINTED ON FINE PARCHMENT, accomplished in manuscript, wit scalloped edge at top, large papered Great Seal of the United States. Finely engraved with calligraphic text at top: "By the President of the United States of America," beneath two nautical vignettes: one of a 3-mast ship at sea, and the other a lighthouse and harbor scene, showing several boats making for a steepled town with a 15-gun battery. A mediterranean-type ship's passport for the William Tell of New York, captained by Charles Clark, carrying 367 tons, no guns, and a crew of sixteen.

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