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| Author | : Henry Knox |
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| Release | : 1793 |
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Knox relates that extreme hurry has kept him from answering their letter relative to the demands of Messrs. Philips and [Cramond]. Will attend to the matter in the manner they want.
| Author | : Henry Knox |
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| Release | : 1789 |
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Unsigned. Writes that he received Shaw's letters and enclosures, and was delighted and satisfied to hear of his health and the prospect of advancing his interests. Has no hope that Shaw will receive the letter, but addresses it to him on the bare possibility he will receive it, hoping that if he does not, our dear friend Randall may for whom it is equally intended. Focuses primarily on business matters. Discusses the sale of merchandise Shaw arranged for Knox before he left for China, and describes a transfer of this merchandise from Samuel Ogden because Ogden went out of town. Also mentions the new government and new Constitution of the United States, and declares that when he returns to the country, he will likely find George Washington to be President and John Adams to be Vice President. Provides some information on their family and friends, and also discusses ships traveling to China from Boston. In the hand of William Knox.
| Author | : Thomas Randall |
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| Release | : 1792 |
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Discusses financial arrangements with a Mr. Delafield and a Mr. [William Stephens] Smith. Relates that two ships have recently arrived from London, but he was surprised not to receive any letters from Mr. [Samuel] Shaw. Discusses his inability to proceed with their business affairs until he hears from Shaw. Wishes Knox and his wife the compliments of the Season.
| Author | : Thomas Randall |
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| Release | : 1793 |
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Randall and Samuel Shaw ask Knox to forward information to a Mr. Anthony on the court case involving the ship Nelly. The first two pages contain letters related to the case, apparently copied by Thomas Randall. The first page contains the postscript of a letter from Philips, Crammond & Co. It is dated 10 January from Philadelphia. It states that letters from P. Ferguson & Co. contained the vouchers transmitted to recover the Nelly. Goes on to state they will not be admitted by the underwriters. Claims the business needs to be adjusted. Includes a copy of the answer to this postscript dated 14 January from New York. States they are sorry to hear there are problems with George Bell & Co. They do not know what vouchers to send if their previous ones were rejected. Goes into the problems with the Nelly's cargo, which was worth tens of thousands of dollars. States that they need to see all the accounts and documents related to the issue before moving forward. Part of page 2 and all of page 3 consists of a letter written and signed by Shaw to Knox, dated 15 January 1793 from New York. Shaw wants Knox to inform Mr. Anthony of these issues. Makes reference to an order for china made by Lucy Knox.
| Author | : Samuel Shaw |
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| Release | : 1785 |
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Writes to discuss business endeavors with Knox. Declares that as he has not had a response from Mr. [possibly Robert] Morris in four weeks, he has changed his plans. Instead of remaining in Boston and trying to sell Mr. Morris's teas, which he is holding at 12 per cent higher than the market price, he has asked his brother-in-law, Mr. Parkman, to manage his business affairs and will come to New York to visit Knox and his wife. Has written to Mr. Morris to this effect, and will take passage to New York in four or five days on a ship called Godfrey from Rhode Island. He also wants to hasten his trip because of the arrival of his friend Mr. [Thomas] Randall in Baltimore (see GLC02437.03176). Also adds a note for Mr. [perhaps Samuel] Ogden, explaining that a merchant in Boston has agreed to buy Mr. Ogden's iron.
| Author | : Henry Knox |
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| Release | : 1791 |
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Thanks Randall for the extension (see GLC02437.04882) he received. Writes, I have nothing of Mr. D's by which I could secure you... Notes he owed considerable sum of money from land.
| Author | : Henry Knox |
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| Release | : 1794 |
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Mentions he may not be in town during their visit. Encloses an order for [dollar sign] 10,000 at the Bank of the United States in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Informs them they can credit him on his bond and they will discuss the remainder amount when he returns.
| Author | : Thomas Randall |
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| Release | : 1791 |
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| Author | : Henry Knox |
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| Release | : 1791 |
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Addressed at the top to Thomas Randall, but at the bottom directed toward Messrs. [Samuel] Shaw and Randall, who are partners in a business firm. Discusses the possibility of Randall obtaining a loan on his behalf, and considers possible terms for the loan.
| Author | : Samuel Shaw |
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| Release | : 1793 |
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Encloses his account against Daniel Parker and Parker's acknowledgment of having received the original sum (not included). Also encloses a receipt from Messrs. Smith & Moses for [dollar sign] 29,537.58 to be disposed of for his account with Knox (not included). Wants Knox to acknowledge receiving this by the first possible post. Says he will set sail by next Tuesday.
