Daniel Davis A.L.S., Barnstable, March 9, 1776 : to Messrs. Jonathan Miflin, William Barrel [sic], merchants at Philadelphia
1776
MSS L1990.1. 307
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Title
Daniel Davis A.L.S., Barnstable, March 9, 1776 : to Messrs. Jonathan Miflin, William Barrel [sic], merchants at Philadelphia
Published
Barnstable, [Mass.] 1776
Description
[4] p. ; 21 cm. (4to)
Call Number
MSS L1990.1. 307
Summary
Jonathan Miflin, merchant of Philadelphia, may be the same as Col. Jonathan Mifflin, but in 1776, Jonathan Mifflin (1743-1840) would have been only 23 years old.|Encloses a copy of the Resolve of the General Assembly of this colony (not present) appointing a committee to fix out a number of vessels for importing "flower rice & pigg iron" from the southern colonies. Davis was a member of said committee.|The committee defined two thousand barrells of flour and twenty tons of pig iron; Davis identified four vessels for that purpose.|" ... [T]he money for payment will be drawn out of the Treasury of the Colony & sent ... or by a draught on the Continental Treasury."|"I have agreed for a chartered the sloop D[illegible] Capt John Dimock Master. He is to take in five tons of Pigg iron and as much flower as will make his load & to lay ten days before any demurrage is paid ...."|Inlaid; pages [2] and [3] are blank; p. [4] is address leaf
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