Box 27
Contains 42 Results:
Robt. Rives, Richmond, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 July 19
Orders from Blow for furniture to be made: mahogany enough for chairs and a sofa
R. Oliphant, Head of Elk, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1802 July 1
Has just heard that a declaration of war has taken place between Great Britain and France; it appears that Louisiana and all the country west is ceded to the U.S. (Mailed from Baltimore)
Blow & Scammel, Tower Hill, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 July 26
Robert Taylor to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 July 26
Re: Hall Suit
John Hoomes, Bowling Green, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1802 August 2
Captain Thomas Nye, New Bedford, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1802 August 2
Re: cargo of the Washington
Francis & James Boyle, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 10
Edwin Fort, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 8
Re: sale of tobacco
Talbot Godwin, Exchange (Store), to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1802 August 12
Thomas Wilson, Richmond, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1802 August 13
Thas Armistead, Shephard’s Warehouse, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1802 August 18
Francis & J. Boyle, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 29
John Banks, Richmond, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1802 August 28
Math. Anderson of Williamsburg has sent down 4 hhds of tobacco for your care, please ship to London in British Vessel
Edwin Fort, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 12
Edwin Fort, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 19
Ships Martha Bland and the Lovely Lass are now loaded at City Point and bound for England via Norfolk, business very dull here
Blow & Scammel, Tower Hill, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 19
Sending Blow 194 pieces of bacon and 200 + 2 hhds of Indian meal and 1 [unclear?] flour. Send me store ware, mostly butter pots, also a set of bedstead screens
Chas. Whitlock, Suffolk, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 19
Talbot Godwin, Exchange (Store), to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 19
Blow & Scammel, Tower Hill, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 10
Crops injured by wet weather; Mr. West (overseer) needs about fifteen [unclear?]; trade dull; our sales for 3 months only £ 500 out of which there was only about £ 90 cash. Refers to "Old Place" in Southampton County [owned by Blow’s father, Scammel, and now property of Blow]
Edwin Fort, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 22
Re: various ships available for shipping and tobacco abroad
Francis & J. Boyle, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 24
Alex Leckie, Nancemond to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1802 August 25
Sailing for Nassau in ten days