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Sept 27, 1837 receipt for supplies Capt. Charles Johston & John BevridgeEntry/Object ID
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Charles Johnston, JOHN BEVRIDGEScope and Content
55 TRIP, Sep. 27 1837
HOUSTON, JOHNSTON & CO’S CHARLES JOHNSTON sold for
Tow Boat Line from DeWint’s Dock opposite Nelson Boyd
the Bank of Newburgh.
2 Bag 13 Flour 211 lbs 2/ 5.27
4 Hogs 162 4 9c (14.58
The new sloop ---------
JOHN BEVRIDGE, [illegible] 19.85-
Capt. Charles Johnston, 63
will be towed from the above dock every Tuesday ---------
at 6 o’c. p.m. and will leave the foot of Warren- 19.22
st., N.Y. every Saturday at 5 o’c. p.m.
Terms of Freight for Farmers.
Butter, Firkins, 12c. each and commission 1 per ct.
“ Tubs and Pails, 10 cts.
“ when sold by farmers, firk. 18. tubs & pails 16
Pork, is 6d per 100 lbs. and no com. Calves &s.
in all cases when sold, is 6d if consigned. Sheep
is 1s 6d. Lambs 1s. Cattle 6s and com. Flour
is 6d per bbl. when sold. Grain 1 1/2 cts. per
bush. freight and 1-2 commission.
The Tow Boat UNION will take the place
of the sloop on the 1st Tuesday in September,
two trips a week from the same dock on Tuesday
and Friday.
(Bottom Receipt)
Oct 23d 1851
J. C. S. ANDREWS, LATE. 50 Trip
J W THOMPSON & CO’S J C. S. ANDREWS SOLD FOR
RAIL-ROAD FREIGHT LINE from GOSHEN. A. Boyd
Capt. J. C. S. ANDREWS,
Leaves the Depository 37 18 6.66
MONDAY & THURSDAY, [signature/ ------- ------
At 12 o’clock M. flourish] $ 6.33
NATHANIEL JENNINGS,
Will keep for sale a general assortment of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Crockery, etc.