![FRANKLIN, Benjamin, Signer, Pennsylvania. Manuscript document signed ("B. Franklin" with flourish) as President of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, [Philadelphia], 29 April 1787. 1 page, 340 x 397 mm., ON FINE PARCHMENT, remains of seal at top left corner, bold heading, text in a neat clerical hand, countersigned by James Trimble, docketed on verso. Light stains at top and bottom right corners, otherwise in good condition.](https://www.christies.com/img/LotImages/2000/NYR/2000_NYR_09548_0325_000(022117).jpg?w=1)
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FRANKLIN, Benjamin, Signer, Pennsylvania. Manuscript document signed ("B. Franklin" with flourish) as President of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, [Philadelphia], 29 April 1787. 1 page, 340 x 397 mm., ON FINE PARCHMENT, remains of seal at top left corner, bold heading, text in a neat clerical hand, countersigned by James Trimble, docketed on verso. Light stains at top and bottom right corners, otherwise in good condition.
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FRANKLIN, Benjamin, Signer, Pennsylvania. Manuscript document signed ("B. Franklin" with flourish) as President of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, [Philadelphia], 29 April 1787. 1 page, 340 x 397 mm., ON FINE PARCHMENT, remains of seal at top left corner, bold heading, text in a neat clerical hand, countersigned by James Trimble, docketed on verso. Light stains at top and bottom right corners, otherwise in good condition.
An attractive example of a land grant certified by Pennsylvania's governor, with a fine, large signature. The document confirms the grant to Samuel Meredith of "a tract of land called the Porter's Lodge," on the Susquehanah River "about eight miles above Wayaloosing in the County of Northumberland," containing 53 acres. The tract, it is noted, was surveyed in 1774 for Jacon Van Reed.
An attractive example of a land grant certified by Pennsylvania's governor, with a fine, large signature. The document confirms the grant to Samuel Meredith of "a tract of land called the Porter's Lodge," on the Susquehanah River "about eight miles above Wayaloosing in the County of Northumberland," containing 53 acres. The tract, it is noted, was surveyed in 1774 for Jacon Van Reed.