Collection: Richard Blow Papers, 1772/1872 / Date range: 1800 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Richard Blow Papers, 1772/1872 Date range 1800

Brown, Rives & Co., to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1800 Box 24, Folder 2

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Captain Th. Armistead, Aylett's Warehouse, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1800 Box 24, Folder 1

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Captain Thomas Armistead, Ayletts, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1800 Box 24, Folder 2

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Chas Johnson, Bandon near Edenton, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1800 Box 24, Folder 1

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Ch. Renshaw, Norfolk, to Richard Blow, 1800 Box 24, Folder 1

Blow elected Director of the Bank of U.S., Norfolk office

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Daniel Stone & Co. (Norfolk), to Alex. Leckie's Estate, 1800 Box 24, Folder 2

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Daniel Stone & Co., Norfolk, to George Leckie, London, 1800 Box 24, Folder 2

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Davenport & Tanker, Boston to Richard Blow, Portsmouth, 1800 Box 24, Folder 2

Gives prices current

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E. B. Holloway, Petersburg, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1800 Box 24, Folder 2

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Edward Hill, King & Queen County, to Richard Blow, Norfolk, 1800 Box 24, Folder 2

Brand and corn meal being sent to Blow on the Hannah and Enterprize also tobacco

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