Box 35
Contains 35 Results:
Folder 1: Incoming correspondence of Richard Blow, 1812
Asa Russell, New Bedford, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 January 5
Schooner Prospect sailing for Norfolk; asks Blow to give any assistance she may need.
P. Fish, Richmond, to Richard Blow, Norfolk,, 1812 January 8
Decided to send ship Euphrates to Liverpool (England) with tobacco
George Howland, New Bedford, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 January 19
Business arrangements for payments, etc.
P. Fish, New York, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 January 19
Sends few goods and a hobby horse Blow had ordered (cost $ 15)
F. Boisgerard, New York, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 February 26
Re: drafts given etc.
William Robertson, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 February 24
Delay in getting cargoes for ships Ann Alexander and Independence, no cotton or tobacco available for ship Euphrates now. Good apple brandy scarce here, gives current prices of tobacco in Richmond
P. Fish, New York, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 February 17
Sending down garden seeds, potatoes and oats for Mrs. Blow for planting, and oats for son George
William Robertson, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 March 2
William Robertson, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 March 9
Re: flour sent
W. H. Appleton, Baltimore, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 March 7
Benjamin Hatcher, Manchester (England), to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 March 12
Benjamin Hatcher, Manchester (England), to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 March 22
Needs vessel to carry 14 to 18 hundred barrels of flour for Spain; what would a vessel cost? Can money be had of you for bills on London and at what exchange?
Alexander Sharp, Richmond, to Richard Blow, Norfolk Cancels order to ship flour, 1812 March 26
Brown & Rives, Richmond, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 March 28
Cargo of Betsy & Mary
R. Saunders, Williamsburg, to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1812 March 27
As executor of Edw. Cowper estate gives legal details to collect and pay Blow
George Howland, New Bedford, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 March 29
Check sent for payments due
William Robertson, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 April 2
Letter from John Randolph [in Congress] that an Embargo would be immediately laid. Get off any flour[?] to foreign port at once
Post & Mintern, New York, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 April 3
William Robertson, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 April 3
Problems if embargo goes into effect
William Robertson, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 April 4
Brown & Rives, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 April 6
William Robertson, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 April 6
Discusses actions of the U.S. Congress, the trade embargo and their response: a law laying an embargo of 90 days has passed both Houses of Congress. Trust the ship John & Adam has put out to sea and that you have got rid of any flour
Joseph Walker, Jr., New York, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 April 8
David Clark, Scotland Neck, North Carolina, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1812 April 8
Shipment by Blow of a carriage to him