A handwritten letter from M. Chambers to Horace Moses, dated Philadelphia, June 23, 1852. Chambers responds to Moses's note regarding ground rent in Richmond, expressing displeasure about a perceived threat and stating his intention to settle the matter. Chambers mentions being engaged with building in Jersey and his usual practice of annual ground rent payments. The letter is handwritten on plain paper, folded, with a postmark visible on the reverse side.
Subject: Ground rent
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