1835 Gettysburg PA Letter Signed Andrew G. Miller to Auditor General For Sale

Historical 1835 Hand-Written Correspondence – Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Offered for sale is a compelling, original piece of American history. This handwritten letter, dated January 6, 1835, was sent from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to the Commonwealth’s Auditor General.

Key Details:

Date: January 6, 1835.

Sender: Andrew G. Miller.

Recipient: Samuel Sturgeon, Auditor General of the Commonwealth (Pennsylvania).

Subject: A personal appeal regarding a legal dispute involving the estate of John de Pui, advocating for the widow and child of a public officer.

Postmark: Includes a distinct red "Gettysburg, PA" hand-cancel.

Condition:

The document remains in good condition for its age, consistent with a folded, mailed letter from the 1830s. It shows expected paper toning, creases, and wear typical of archival ephemera from this period. Please review the photographs for a detailed view of the condition and handwriting.

This is a unique primary source document that captures the intersection of 19th-century law, politics, and personal advocacy. A great addition to any collection of regional Pennsylvania history or legal correspondence.