Lot 3
Livingston, Phillip -- LS by the New York Signer (1716-78) Signer of the Declaration of Independence from New York. Letter signed "Phil. Livingston" with holograph closing, "I am your Hum. Servant," one page, 4to, New York, Aug. 14, 1761. To Mr. Richard Law, regarding recovery of money due Livingston from various parties and instructing how to deal with them. In part: "I am glad to be Informed that you have Secured the money for my Note of Simson & Wight…as I am to Have Interest I Shall rest Satisfied till it can be gott…Inclos:d is An Acct. Ag.st Thos. Allen…& An Acct. Ag.st Rich.d Waite…please to recover the Money for me In the Speediest Manner you Can…." Expected toning but boldly penned and signed. Livingston is in the top half in scarcity of Signers of the Declaration of Independence. Estimated Value $1,500 - UP
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