Boxes of Lead Put on Board the Pomona
Document 1795The bill of lading and price fixes the number of bars of lead only because the Captain is confident they were not delivered on side but were put aboard the "Pomona." He may be right but, despite the dispute, the Wright on board will agree with the invoice as to the number of bars.
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[Received from State Dep't Nov. 23, 94. R.P.O. 401310]
Boston Septr 4. 1795
Sr
This serves to cover you Invce & Bill Lading, of Lead. agreeable to your request, the bill of lading specifies, the number of bars only, owing to the Captains being confident, it was not deliverd along side, but was put on board, the Pomona. he may be right, but the Truckmen are sure they are. however, I expect the Weight on board, will agree with the Invce —
with respect to the number of bars its possible, they may be incorrect. the men who counted, were very inadverant, wishing it safe to hand Premia,
very respectfully J. Mr [undecipherable]
Edwd [undecipherable] &r
Mr Saml Hodgdon
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
The bill of lading and price fixes the number of bars of lead only because the Captain is confident they were not delivered on side but were put aboard the "Pomona." He may be right but, despite the dispute, the Wright on board will agree with the invoice as to the number of bars.
Date
09/04/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Boston
Document number
1795090460201
Page start
1
Note
Enclosures: Invoice, Boston, 09/04/1795, signed by Breed; Bill of Lading signed by Thomas Boggett, unknown date.
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Ebenezer Breed
Notable locations
Boston

