...2nd June, 1836. To JOHN BELL, Esq. Secretary to the Agricultural and Horticultural Society. MY DEAR SIR, — I have the pleasure to inform you of the arrival of my cask of Sugar-cane cuttings from Calcutta yesterday evening late. I this morning had the cask opened,...

...servant H. ROCKFORT. 366. Advice of ship's Arrival. London, Nov. 7th 1863. Mr. Peter Bolt, Brixham. Sir. I have the pleasure to inform you of the arrival of your brig Itainlmw, Capt. Jenkins, from Leghorn after a tedious passage of sixty four days caused by long contrary...

...upon but I think the price too small. To Mesures George Gybbs and Comp. Marchants in Rhode Island. WILLIAM GREEN TO CHRISTOPHER CHAMPLIN Dear Sir, As...has lately sold a cargo of Capt. Heagersons at about 5%d Stg. and does not in the least doubt but ours will fetch as much, the Candles he is in hopes to...

...compliments. Adieu Adieu MRS. WILLIAM KNOX Windsor. ******* Culpeper Court House, September 8th, 1779. Sir: I have the pleasure to inform you of the arrival of Major General Riedesel, who will come this day to your house to stay there this night. My business...