Certification of Coal by Richard Dowzick
Document 1800Richard Dowzick has been told by John Cooley that Mr. Ames disapproves of the coal that Captain Josiah Demming brought from Virginia. Dowzick has been in the coal trade for some time and finds this coal as good as that which is commonly brought from there.
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Hartford Sepr 18 1800
Col Joseph Williams
Sir Mr John Cooley informs me that Mr Ames disapproves of the Coal that Capt Josiah Deming last brought from Virginia, & he wishes my opinion. I take the liberty to inform you that it is my opinion that they are as good as the Swan Coal or as is Commonly brought from there — I have Shoved the Coal — & for what reason I know not, are not so good in general this year as they were the last — I have for some time past been in the Coal trade & must say it is my opinion that they are as good as they was this year & that they will answer every purpose & this from your humble Servant,
Signed — Richard Dowzick
A true Copy
from the original
attest J. Williams
I certify the above is a true Copy from the original now in my possession
Joseph Williams
Type
Copy of Signed Document
Description
Richard Dowzick has been told by John Cooley that Mr. Ames disapproves of the coal that Captain Josiah Demming brought from Virginia. Dowzick has been in the coal trade for some time and finds this coal as good as that which is commonly brought from there.
Date
09/18/1800
Author
Sent from
Hartford
Document number
1800091890301
Page start
12
Note
Enclosed in Williams to Hodgdon, 9/20/1800
Notable persons
Joseph Williams

