1To James Madison from Mackay & Campbell, 18 December 1820 (Madison Papers)
Some time since we recd. a letter from Messrs. Maury & Latham dated 30th. Septr. in which we find the following, “The balance in our hands due to Mr. Madison is £35.12/5—having sold his Tobo. & Shipped the goods he ordered. We can pass that Amount to your credit on account of Mr. Madison’s dft for £100. This would leave £64.7/7. Of course if Mr. Madison wishes it we will pass this also to Your...
2To James Madison from Mackay & Campbell, 4 October 1821 (Madison Papers)
There is $400. of your $800. note due on tomorrow, which we will have to pay, having no note of yours to renew it. We enclose a note dated 12th. inst for $400. which please sign & return so that we may replace the money to be advanced tomorrow. There is some furniture here marked R. Cutts respecting which we have recd. no directions. Can you give us any? Yours Very Respectfully, Wheat 100 a...
3To James Madison from Mackay & Campbell, 1 November 1821 (Madison Papers)
Yr esteemed favour 30 Ulto. is recd. Alick has taken the furniture. Our accounts from England the Same as yours. These accounts have been the cause of more speculation than probably ever took place in the articles of wheat, flour, Corn & Whiskey. Flour got up to $8 in the different towns north of us, & even here it was $8 on the day before yesterday—it is now $7⅓ here & will Very likely be $7...
4To James Madison from Mackay & Campbell, 30 July 1821 (Madison Papers)
Your respects of the 27th. with your Note for $800 received this morning—we could make it answer every purpose, but as there is plenty of time, perhaps it would be better to execute the one enclosed & get Mr. Eddins to endorse. You will perceive we have dated the Note 3d Augt. when your $1200 Note is due. Yours Very Respectfully If we get the Note by 9 OClock Friday Morning it will be on time....
5To James Madison from Mackay & Campbell, 7 February 1822 (Madison Papers)
Today we received your favour 4th. inst. covering James Cooke’s Account against you for $82.76/100 which had been previously Settled by us & which We now return under cover. The dividend on your Turnpike Stock is at your Credit in $37.50/100. The proceeds of your Bill on Maury & Latham ⅌£21.15/2 Sterlg. at 11 ⅌ cent advance, is also at your Credit in $107.33. With great Respect, RC ( DLC )....
6To James Madison from Mackay & Campbell, 16 January 1822 (Madison Papers)
We now return herewith your Sett of Exchange on Mess. Maury & Latham for £28. 3/5. which was in New York when your last favour was received. Yr note is due in Va. Br. Bank on 8th. proximo, and should you wish it renewed, or any part of it, it may be as well to Send us a note for that purpose. Wheat 6/9. Flour 5¾ dollars. With much Respect, RC ( DLC ). Docketed by JM.
7To James Madison from Mackay & Campbell, 19 July 1821 (Madison Papers)
Your favour of 17th Inst. to our R. Mackay was received this morning, he is at present from home, and is expected to be absent ten or fifteen days. Enclosed you will please find blank Bills of Exchange as requested. Our last advice from New York Quotes Exchange at 9 pr Cent Premm. but we think it probable that not more than 8½ prct. could now be obtained. Your’s however shall be disposed of to...
8To James Madison from Mackay & Campbell, 16 May 1821 (Madison Papers)
Some days ago we received Bill of lading from Mr. Cazenove for the goods you mention, which have not got to hand. When they come shall retain them for your own waggon unless otherwise directed. In the course of the week shall remit $243.36 to Mr. Cazenove as you request, which will probably place us about that Sum in advance for you, & which will do to be replaced in the receipt of the remnant...
9To James Madison from Mackay & Campbell, 23 July 1821 (Madison Papers)
Your favour of the 21st enclosing a Sett of Exchange on Messrs. Maury & Latham for £250 Sterling was received this morning. Our best exertions shall be used for your interest in the disposition. In Order to meet your views respecting the Bank debt, you’l find enclosed, a note which please have executed & returned to us by the 1st. next Month. We forward a small Box to your address by this...
10To James Madison from Mackay & Campbell, 4 September 1820 (Madison Papers)
Your favour 1st. inst. to our prior, covering your sett of exchange on Maury & Latham for £100 Sterlg. is before us. Seven weeks ago we Valued on these Gentlemen for £150 Stg. on account your 8 Hhd’s Tobacco & on account 8 Hhds of our own, Shipped per Scipio, Capt. Drummond, from Jas. River. Our Bill was made under the supposition that we were to Value for proceeds your Tobo. as well as our...