- Ville de Montréal. Section des archives
- Collection Philéas Gagnon. - 1546-1961
- Lettres autographes et autres pièces manuscrites. - 1546-1904.
- Lettres autographes et autres pièces manuscrites : Cartable 28 . - 1805-1826
- Lettres autographes signées de Daniel Arnoldi . - 1821, 1826
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- Dates
- 1821, 1826 (indexed as 1821–1826)
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- Extent
- 2 documents textuels.
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- Lettres autographes signées de Daniel Arnoldi, médecin marié avec Elisabeth Franchère. Les lettres sont adressées à Lewis Gugy. Titre basé sur le contenu des pièces. Les documents sont en anglais. Les pièces portent les cotes 1G3760 et 41155 et 41156.
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- A handwritten letter on aged, cream-colored paper, written in ink in English with a dateline at the top right and a salutation at the upper left. The dense cursive text fills most of the page, with a signature block and a looping flourish near the bottom, and a round blue seal impression sits at the lower edge. The image is a close, straight-on scan of a single manuscript page.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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- Montreal May 29. 1821My dear SirHaving already taken up someMoney in anticipation of what I expectfrom Three Rivers. I spoke to Mr. Sydenham todayconcerning the State of affairs, He told methat he expected to see your advertisementin the paper but not finding it he advisedme to write you, and request of you tolet me know if you have come to anySettlement with Bureau, or if there isany impediment, which I hope is not thecase as I should find myself awkwardlyplaced this fall without that resourcepray excuse my importunity, with bestrespects to Mrs GuyI remain Dr SirYours much obligedMay 29, 1820Having already taken up some Money in anticipation of what should come from Your Bearer. I depute to Drwith best respects to Mr GrayGermain & CoMontreal May 29th 1821Lewis GugyRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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