Discharging Hands, Etc.
Document 1797Perkins has decided to discharge nine of the hands employed in the parts of the business that are drawing to a close unless more stockers can be found. They have been given notice that they will need to provide for themselves after the first of the month. George Metts plans to go to Philadelphia to see friends but he will be missed because he is one of the stockers needed to complete the business.
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Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Perkins has decided to discharge nine of the hands employed in the parts of the business that are drawing to a close unless more stockers can be found. They have been given notice that they will need to provide for themselves after the first of the month. George Metts plans to go to Philadelphia to see friends but he will be missed because he is one of the stockers needed to complete the business.
Date
04/08/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New London
Repository
Document number
1797040880001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Joseph Perkins
Notable locations
Philadelphia
New London
