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11208 - Document
A letter from John Ashton to Madame Bermingham sent from Amsterdam. States he and the crew have had a very rough voyage and are in need of money and the ship is in need of repairs. He is frozen up in Amsterdam and doesn't expect to be able to sail until March.
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11722 - Letter
1771 letter from Richard Rundle to William Bartlett sharing the trade market in Philadelphia. Molasses is in brisk demand so more should be shipped. Flour should not be sent due to the prohibition of the exportation of New England flour.
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11840 - Account
1773 account Captain William Bartlett with Mason & Dodge for fish shipped in the Schooner Cicero, George Dodge Junior Master. Other people mentioned in the account are Larkin Thorndike and Benjamin Lovett.
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12022 - Document
Bill of lading for the Brig Theresa, Benjamin Bartlett, Master.
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12176 - Account
1783-1785 accounts of transactions happening on various dates, involving Josiah Batchelder with Nathan Leech. Brig Fanny [2].
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12216 - Document
1817 shipping document indicating that two boxes containing 4,000 specie dollars had shipped in good order to Calcutta, India, from Boston on the Ship Columbus. The reverse side describes how the money was to be invested in Calcutta.
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12742 - Receipt
1807 receipt to John Prince from William Pousland for coffee and rum from the Schooner Betsey.
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12757 - Letter
Letter from Loring and Curtis Company citing the payment of 750 dollars payment as per invoice from Captain Lovett
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12759 - Letter
A letter from Joseph Price to Captain John Lovett posted from Plimouth N. Carolina. Price is inquiring on possible cargo available to ship
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12760 - Letter
A letter from Joseph Price, Master of the ship Nancy owned by Captain John Tittle and Captain John Lovett. Price is informing Lovett of the status of cargo that he has not been able to sell and markets he thinks might be of potential profit.
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12763 - Letter
A letter from Augustus Lovett mailed from Boston to Captain John Lovett informing him of a shipment of wihite sugar on the ship India Packet
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12764 - Letter
Letter from Augustus Lovettt mailed from Boston advising his brother Captain John Lovett that he had delivered the demand for payment to Mr. W. Choat. Austustus notes that Choat did not give him any money. Augustus notes the arrival of the ship Hawk hoping that its cargo of fish had been sold.
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12766 - Letter
A lettter from Gloucester by a William Day to Captain John Lovett advising him that the order he placed for fish has been sold and is unable to find an alternative source.
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12768 - Letter
A letter from Augustus Lovett to his brother Captain John Lovett advising him on the economic and political issues of sending his ship the Hawk to Guadaloupe. Augustus writes that several Captains who recently arrived in Boston from St. Croix and St. Thomas that the English ships are very active in boarding all trading vessels looking for British deserters.
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12797 - Bill-of-sale
A bill of sale sent from Boston on July 31, 1800 from Ebenezer Francis to John Lovett . Francis draws on Lovett for $380.25 for salt and discusses a letter in which Captain Bridges told Lovett that the salt which he had requested had been sold in a private sale.
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12798 - Letter
A letter sent by Jose Joachim de Gardoqui on August 12, 1800 from Bilbao to John Lovett in Beverly. Gardoqui apprises him of a letter from November 1799 in which Lovett drew on him in favor of Jonathan H. Lovett for the sale of a cargo of fish in Santander. The market for sugar, fish, and cocoa is discussed.
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12800 - Letter
1800 letter to Israel Thorndike and John Lovett from Captain Isaac Rea of the Schooner Betsey while in Palermo, Italy. The letter describes the sale of the cargo of log wood, fustic, and coffee.
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12825 - Letter
1801 letter to John Lovett from Joseph Pitcairn regarding the cargo of the Schooner Betsey. The vessel had docked in Hamburg, Germany, and the cargo of sugar was in good order. He reported that the return cargo included linen, window glass, and hemp.
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12871 - Letter
1802 letter from Joseph Pitcairn in Hamburg, Germany to John Lovett regarding the sale of the cargo from the Schooner Betsey. The cargo included hemp, sugar, iron, glass, linen, and brushes. (There are 2 letters, one is a duplicate, both #12871)
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12874 - Letter
1802 letter from Nathan Robinson in Havana, Cuba, to John Lovett, merchant of Beverly. The subject is regarding money to Mr. Zavaleta and giving power of attorney to Nathaniel Fellows "to settle some business". Mr. Zavaleta promised to send the rest of the money [that he is collecting] by the Schooner Atlantic, which is supposed to sale in about 8 days. The letter writer apologizes for not closing Capt. Lovett's business in Havana, but he is to s...
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