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11973 - Receipt
Receipt between Mr. Bartlett and Jerimiah Mayhew dated September 29, 1784 in Boston.
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13060 - Receipt
Receipt ledger listing amounts paid Mr. Ebenezer Francis from Captain John Lovett as commission and on shares of cargo.
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17164 - Invoice
1801 invoice from Hamburg to John Lovett and William Gray for the purchase of 950 bars of Russian iron for the Schooner Betsey for the price of $6037.40. Signed by Joseph Pitcairn, U.S. Consul to Hamburg.
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17170 - Invoice
1802 invoice from Hamburg to John Lovett for the purchase of 1979 bars of iron, with 827 coming from Russia and 1192 from Sweden. The total cost is shown to have amounted to 10024.90 dollars.
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17371 - Letter
A letter from William Woodville in Havana to John Lovett and Abner Chapman in Beverly. He discusses the voyage of Captain Dowling on the Schooner William by Bahiahonda with a cargo of iron. A letter delivered by Nicholas Thorndike is mentioned. He talks about the sale of iron and the purchase of sugar, which is scarce and has increased in price. He signs on behalf of Don Manuel de Lavaleta.
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17372a - Letter
A letter from William Woodville and Gabriel de Echavannia on behalf of Manuel de Lavaleta in Havana to John Lovett and Abner Chapman in Beverly. The first part is similar to 17371a and discusses a letter from Nicholas Thorndike concerning the sale of iron from the Schooner William under Captain James Dowling and the voyage of that vessel to Bahiahonda. Further messages concern standard weights in America and Spain, an embargo, the sale of sewing ...
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17374 - Letter
A letter from Manuel de Lavaleta in Havana to John Lovett and Abner Chapman in Beverly. De Lavaleta informs Lovett and Chapman that he has not received full pay for iron which was imported in the Schooner William and tells them, along with Israel Thorndike, that their balance is $902.50.
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17436 - Invoice
Sum of an invoice of cargo shipped on board the Schooner William to Havana from Lovett & Chapman to Don Manuel Zavaleta. Nathan Robinson will observe the iron and make a copy of the transaction and will also settle the balance of 902 dollars of exchange sold by Cantera & Zavaleta.
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17442 - Letter
Don Manuel Zavaleta informing Lovett & Chapman that 150 quintals of iron were sold at the highest price but it is at low demand. Now they are going to sell the remainder of the quintals at Bahia Honda because they can be sold for a lesser price and can be also exchanged for 335 boxes of sugar. Once the iron is delivered the ship will be filled with sugar and will return to beverly.
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17545 - Letter
Lovett & Chapman inform Don Manuel Zavaleta that they received the cargo of sugar from Bahia Honda and they are pleased with the invoice, which includes the prices at which the iron was sold and the sugar was purchased. They thought that the transaction was favorable. They also want to know if they can make another voyage down to Havana, asking on how the markets are. They will also get Nathan Robinson to settle the account with Zavaleta.
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18712 - Letter
Letter of orders from Nathaniel West to Nicholas Thorndike, master of Brigantine Good Hope. West instructs him that once in Hamburg he is to meet with Rucker & Wortmann and if the bills are accepted to deliver the cargo unto them. He will then carry a cargo of trout from Lisbon to St. Petersburg, and load with iron and hemp for home. If this cannot be done he will either go to Charleston (presumably South Carolina) or the Dutch settlements in the...
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18784 - Invoice
1796 invoice of 4 tons of old sable iron shipped on board the Salem-bound Brigantine Good Hope, under Nicholas Thorndike, from Brothers Blandow in St. Petersburg.
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19101 - Document
1 June 1804 - List of goods onboard Brig Hector for trade including: aniseed, claret wine prunes preserved fruit, oil
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23446 - Bill
1796 bill of sales of 149 bars of iron 20 pieces of russia duck and 4 bales and 40 pieces of ravens duck on account of Nicholas Thorndike of the Brigantine Good Hope. Settled in Boston on 3 October.
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23466 - Bill
1796 bill from Nicholas Thorndike of the Brigantine Good Hope to John Allen on sundries including molasses, flour, rum, pins, sugar, iron, and pepper.
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23816 - Letter
5 May 1805 - Letter - Calcutta to Israel Thorndike Esq. from Nicholas Thorndike labeled as a copy - informing intention to sail to east coast of Sumatra as no cargo could be at current location, no Benau Sugar at the markets and none expected, sold claret and iron. Will write more later.
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24151 - Letter
Letter to William Gallop from the owners of Ship Washington stating orders that proceed to Savannah to obtain a freight for same port in the North of Europe. If rice can be purchased at a price not exceeding 2.75 on their account the amount of 4000 dollars then it must be shipped to them. If freight cannot be filled, fill the ship on their account and send the bills to them. He will then proceed to Gottenburg or Copenhagen whichever has a better ...
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24319 - Bill
Abraham Kilham & Company bill to Nathaniel Wallis for Iron Work done for Ship Washington including fixing pry iron, bolts on rings, hoops for masts, fixing bolts, fixing plates, hoops for pumps, nails and hinges.
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26070 - Invoice
1811 invoice for hemp, iron and cloth for the Schooner Angler delivered on board by Davis B. Lawler. Invoice by Zachariah G. Lamson to the owners of the schooner: Thomas Stephens, William Leech and Abraham Kilham. Details of the invoice for hemp, iron and cloth includes amounts for custom house fees, lighterage and watch money, extra charges 2 3/4% for community and church money, brokerage, and 2% commission.
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948.014.171 - Bill
Bill paid to Benjamin Pierce for various Iron Work. Items include: -Weights -Staples -Bolts
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