From James Madison to John Brice Jr., 22 September 1805 (Abstract)
To John Brice Jr., 22 September 1805 (Abstract)
§ To John Brice Jr. 22 September 1805, “Gray’s near Philada.” “Having mislaid your letter of Aug. 31, with an expectation constantly of finding it, it has remained thus long unacknowledged. I now thank you for your attention to the wine shipped to me from Lisbon, and request the favor of you to procure a conveyance of it to Washington. If it be not too inconvenient, I should be glad to have it secured by cases agst. improper liberties with it on the way. I must request the favor of you also to let me know the amount of duties &c &c which I am to remit.”1
RC (owned by Joseph M. Maddalena, Profiles in History, Cata log 22 [1994], item 23). 1 p. Cover sheet addressed by JM to “John Brice Esqr. Depy. Colr.” at Baltimore.
1. Noted on the cover sheet are the following charges:
260 Galls @ 30 Ct. | 78.00 |
Dray & Porterage | 1.12½ |
Dray to Wharf | .50 |
Storage | 1.00 |
P & Blks | .20 |
80.82½ | |
Freight | 14.70 |
2 Cases & casing | 7 — |
102.52½ |