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1. 11991 - Receipt

   Receipt between Captain William Bartlett and Nathaniel Lamson dated September 11, 1785 to September 30, 1785.

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2. 12793 - Records

   A list of the current prices in Havana on April 25, 1800. The goods listed include flour, boards, hoops, beef, pork, codfish, butter, cheese, tea, rice, hog lard, hams, candles, Bordeaux wine, Castile soap, bottled beer, copper, taffeta, broadcloth, satin, saddles, paper, velvet, olive oil, and almonds.

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3. 18482 - Bill-of-sale

   Schooner Two Friends in account with Perkins Burling & Co. and Otis Ammidon including ten prime slaves and rice for a part of their food to be taken to Havana

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4. 18677 - Bill

   Bill from Nicholas Thorndike in account with Israel Thorndike for 4 casks of rice, 1 bag of cotton, 1 hhd of coffee, and 2 hhds of clayed sugar. Each voyage being payed in full.

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5. 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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6. 948.014.266 - Bill

   Bill paid to Pickering Dodge by Robert Rantoul Sr. for: -1 Barrel Rice -1 Barrel Coffee

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7. 948.014.271 - Receipt

   Receipt of goods purchased from Robert Rantoul Sr. delivered to John Thornkide by Timothy Hazeltine. Items delivered to Conford, N.H. Goods include: -Rum -Wine -Gin -Brandy -Sugar -Rice -Sundries

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8. FIC008.078 - Letter

   Letter to Abraham Kilham and Benjamin Lovett from Van Staphorst and Co. in Amsterdam. Coffee, sugar, and produce will bring good prices. Rice and other grains not needed. Have some tobacco but being sold at high prices.

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