Letter, Caleb Atwater to Nauvoo Postmaster, 16 November 1842
Source Note
, Letter, Circleville, Pickaway Co., OH, to Postmaster [], , Hancock Co., IL, 16 Nov. 1842; handwriting presumably of ; docket in handwriting of ; three pages; private possession.
Page [3]
As to my labor, my expenses all paid, I would take books for it, at their cost.
Should Lieutenant Genl Joseph Smith and the principal men of the Mormons see fit, to answer this letter, their communication might be addressed here, to
Your very humble servent
at)
Ill.)
P.S. You can answer this yourself, if You see proper to do so, and save postage. My copy right has 18 years to run yet, by an act of congress— that I would sell, too, for a reasonabl compensation— less than I was offered for it, 3 years since. [p. [3]]