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1792 Handwritten Note Signed by “Light-Horse Harry” Lee as Governor — Framed with Engraved Portrait minuteman One of his patrons was

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One of his patrons was George Washington

to continue the march to Concord

The order in which the names appear and the styling is from Katherine Goddard's printing of the Declaration

such as homesickness and fear

taking them out one by one

1792 Handwritten Note Signed by “Light-Horse Harry” Lee as Governor — Framed with Engraved Portrait minuteman One of his patrons wasUpdated on February 12, 2026: This has been sold. A rare signed document from Henry Light Horse Harry Lee III, the famed Revolutionary War cavalry commander and later Governor of Virginia. Dated Council Office, October 2, 1792, the note reads: Robert Winston is entitled to the proportion of land allowed a private of the Virginia State line for three years service. Countersigned HENRY LEE. Beautifully framed and matted. Document size: 4" x 7. 5" Frame

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