Indiana Territory; Presidential Elector Enoch McCarty; 1813 signed doc't w/seal

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Indiana Territory; Presidential Elector Enoch McCarty; 1813 signed doc't w/seal FRAMEABLE manuscript document written and signed in October 1813 by Indiana politician Enoch McCarty. The document is an order to the sheriff to summon John Neal; signed by McCarty as a Clerk of Courts. Size 8” by 12” on rag-content paper, embossed territorial court seal at lower left (a weak strike); age toned - heavier at folds, tiny holes at intersection of folds, overall very good condition. Enoch McCarty was born January 5, 1783, in Culpepper, Virginia. He was a lawyer, a farmer, a Justice of the Peace in Dearborn County in 1808, a delegate to the Indiana State Constitutional Convention in 1816, a member of the Indiana State Senate from 1832-1834, a member of the Indiana state House of Representatives from 1835-1837, a Presidential Elector from Indiana in 1836. Enoch died on December 12, 1857, and was buried in the Old Brookville Cemetery. This is a genuine original, period piece, not a copy or reproduction. Return for any reason or even for no reason. Return via same method as shipped. Returned item must be in same condition as when shipped for full refund.
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