1To George Washington from Osgood Hanbury & Company, 18 February 1771 (Washington Papers)
Our last to Thee was dated 30 Augt ⅌ the 2 Sisters Capn Taylor since which we have not recd any of Thy favors & have therefore nothing in particular ⟨to reply to⟩—We have again sent Capn Esten in the Hanbury for the accomodation of our friends, we hope they will not be backward in giving her quick dispatch & shall send Capn Necks in the Lunn & Lloyd about the usual time, by him we shall...
2Osgood Hanbury & Company to John Parke Custis, 1 June 1771 (Washington Papers)
Our last to Thee was 18 Feby ⅌ the Hanbury Capn Esten who we hope long’ere this is safe arriv’d & has made a good progress in her loading so that we may have her home again before the bad weather sets in. This now comes ⅌ the Lunn & Lloyd Capn Necks & inclos’d is thy Accot Current with C. & O. Hanbury to 1st Novr last that being the period from which the present firm commences which we hope on...
3To George Washington from Osgood Hanbury & Company, 31 January 1772 (Washington Papers)
We did ourselves the pleasure of writing Thee ⅌ the Hanbury Capn Esten, the 18th February last, since which We are duly favor’d wth Thine of the 17th July last, ordering Insurance on the 14 hhds of Tobacco, which Thee was so kind as to send to our address ⅌ Capn Esten, from the Estate of our friend Jno. Park Custis, which We accordingly did, valued at £147—premium 2½ ⅌Ct which with our...
4To George Washington from Osgood Hanbury & Company, 13 March 1773 (Washington Papers)
We are sorry to find ourselves without any of thy favors last year the principal occasion of the present being to enquire of thy Welfare, & to inclose a Letter for our Friend John Park Custis covering Accot Sales of the 14 Hhds Tobacco consigned us by the Hanbury ⟨of⟩ 1771 ⟨ mutilated ⟩ of the ⟨ mutilated ⟩ the p⟨rices⟩ of Tobacco at present are rather unfavorable being from 2¼d. to 3d. ⅌ lb....