Box 10
Contains 97 Results:
Joshua Fort, Tower Hill, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 1
Fort was manager or operator of the Tower Hill Store for Blow, George Andrews is overseer for 1788 for £ 20
William Barksdale, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 4
Shipments to Donald & Burton via Bowman; other shipments discussed
James Marsh to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 4
(fragment)
William Barksdale, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 6
Alex Donald, [unclear?] to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 7
William Barksdale, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth 1, 1788 January 13
2 to 15 ships en route to Portsmouth are frozen up in Appomattox River near the bar; ice is 5 inches thick
Don McNicoll, Fayetteville, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 13
Most woolens entirely too high for this market
Richard Baker to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 16,
William Barksdale, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 19
William Barksdale, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 21
Re: clothing for Col. Lewis Burwell’s enslaved persons is held up for duties at Portsmouth
Edward Hughes, [Glocester?] to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 22,
William Barksdale, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 24
William Barksdale, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 26
William Barksdale, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 January 28
Bill of Lading for tobacco in Portsmouth, 1788 January 31
[Fragment]
John Cuningham to Richard Blow, 1788 February 4
James Marsh, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, 1788 February 9
Joshua Oldner, Captain of the Portsmouth, Cape Henry, to Richard Blow, 1788 February 9
Jerman Baker, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, 1788 February 15
Re: Suits in General Court
Dave Anderson, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 February 16
Re: Suits in court there. Blow’s debts due; payments
James Geddy, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 February 19
Asking that Blow send 2 packages that came for him from abroad. One may be a spinet.
Robt. Crew, London, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 February 20
Collow Freres & Co., [Le?] Havre to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1788 February 27
This detailed letter about the economy discusses prices for canvas, salt, tar; compares French and English prices for same. French minister has written to Jefferson with regard to trade to tobacco. France may become a very important depot for tobacco and particularly this port as it is near to the Dutch and German Ports.
Sam Briggs, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, 1788 February 28
Re: sendingBoxes of James Geddy’s by first vessel