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Sam would be much obliged to you to bespeak the following articles to be
sent as soon as possible to Messrs Pierson, Huhn, Trompowski & Wale
Russia Riga Merchants (They live I can't tell where the Directory will tell you - Alderman
Clark has it) directed for Col. Bentham to the care of Mr Trompowski
at Riga.
3 called Rubbers 1 Bastard
weight 6lb each, 1 Follow
whereof
1 smooth
1 Gross of 12 inch files
1 Gross of 16 inch do
cut no coarser than the
12-inch ones
6 of about 40lb weight
4 of about 50 lb
1 of about 72lb
1 the largest size there
is, supposing it not much
to exceed 112 lb
1 cucumber cutter
1 pair of Snuffers of
the sort which are an
improvement on
clearing
themselves by th
same motion wh
opens them.
this are made by G
A pair I saw cost 15.
1/2 dozen Bricklayer's Trowels and two of each sort of
Plaisterers trowels with one hammer of each sort used in these trades.
We wish much for a plan of Metcalf's hoggery: the building & the
mode of feeding them: you wished for an errand thither, here is a special good
one. The Prince had some hundreds of hogs with many cows here fed with
the grains from the Distillery: but a great part died from bad management.
For £60 or £70 or thereabouts Sam is offer'd a quantity
of grains that will keep 100 Cows in a year & 200 hogs: but he will
not embrace the offer unless he can correct the acidity of the grains,
for the stuff they distill the brandy from here is little better than vinegar.
This however we shall attempt.
Blue Broadcloth, the Navy colour or thereabouts; 2 pieces to be substituted to as
many of the green, or if that is too late sent after them.
Identifier: | JB/540/148/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 540.
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Correspondence |
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Samuel Bentham |
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