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Receipt, Julian Niemcewicz with John Marsh
Julian U. Niemcewicz and John Marsh
1805-09-14
The following document is a receipt reflecting the payment of seven dollars received from Julian Niemcewicz to John Marsh.
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Julian Niemcewicz with Shubatt Merritt, May 20, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz and Shubatt Merritt
1805-05-20
The following document reflects the account between Julian Niemcewicz and Shubatt Marritt. The amount was paid in full for several services including one day and a part of whitewashing.
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Julian Niemcewicz with Andrew Woodruff, April 27, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz and Andrew Woodruff
1805-04-27
The following document reflects the account between Julian Niemcewicz and Andrew Woodruff. The amount was paid in full for several services including nails, a pair of hinges, a shelf and bracket, 4 ½ days of self, 4 ½ days of Thomas, and 12 garden posts.
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Susan Niemcewicz to John Chandler, April 20, 1805
Susan Niemcewicz
1805-04-20
The following document is a receipt for mending and purchasing shoes for enslaved people from Susan Niemcewicz to John Chandler.
People mentioned: Tom (enslaved person).
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Susan Niemcewicz to Thomas Price, March 19, 1805
Susan Niemcewicz
1805-03-19
The following document is a receipt for purchasing a pair of shoes for Tom (enslaved person), soaling and heeling boots, and a horse cart from Susan Niemcewicz Thomas Price.
People mentioned: Tom (enslaved person).
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Susan Niemcewicz with Richard Vanduser, March 6, 1805
Susan Niemcewicz
1805-03-06
The following document is a receipt reflecting payment made in full for coopering two tubs from Susan Niemcewicz with Richard Vanduser.
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Susan U. Niemcewicz with Mary Vonausdol, February 2, 1805
Susan Niemcewicz
1805-02-02
The following document is a receipt acknowledging payment received from Susan Niemcewicz to Mary Vonausdol at nine shillings for all of her work.
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Receipt, Susan Niemcewicz to J. Stuart, February 28, 1804
Susan U. Niemcewicz
1805-02-28
The following document is a receipt of goods noting the payment was received in full from Susan Niemcewicz for items such as nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon, brandy, sherry wine, almonds, and currants.
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Receipt, Susan Niemcewicz with Elizabeth Gilmore, April 2, 1805
Susan U. Niemcewicz
1805-04-02
The following document is a receipt noting payment of three hundred dollars was received from Susan Niemcewicz to Elizabeth Gilmore for house rent.
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Susan Niemcewicz with Auction in Abyssinia, July 6, 1805
Susan U. Niemcewicz
1805-07-06
The following document is a receipt of items Susan Niemcewicz purchased at an Auction in Abyssinia, New Jersey. Items include glasses, a decanter, and a tea tray.
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Susan Niemcewicz with Mills & Williams, March 12, 1805
Susan U. Niemcewicz
1805-03-12
The following document is a receipt reflecting payment was made in full for settling glass, setting two glass lights, and painting three fancy chairs from Susan Niemcewicz to Mills & Williams.
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Susannah Niemcewicz with Leonard Bleecker, March 4, 1805
Susan U. Niemcewicz and Leonard Bleecker
1805-03-04
The following document is a note depicting repayment for Susan Niemcewicz’s brokerage account to Leonard Bleecker.
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Susan Niemcewicz with Leon Bleeker, May 25, 1805
Susan U. Niemcewicz and Leon Bleeker
1805-05-25
The following document reflects the account between Susan Niemcewicz and Leon Bleeker for stocks.
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Susan Niemcewicz to Nathaniel Mitchel, April 9, 1805
Susan U. Niemcewicz and Nathaniel Mitchel
1805-04-09
The following document is a receipt representing the account between Susan Niemcewicz and Nathaniel Mitchel.
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Susan Niemcewicz with George Price Seyner, June 18, 1805
Susan U. Niemcewicz and George Price Seyner
1805-06-18
The following document reflects the account between Susan Niemcewicz and George Price Seyner. The amount was paid in full for one day’s work.
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Susan Niemcewicz with Nehemiah Tunis, April 22, 1805
Susan U. Niemcewicz and Nehemiah Tunis
1805-04-22
The following document reflects the account between Susan Niemcewicz and Nehemiah Tunis. Susan paid for a number of services including turnips, nails, and one day’s worth of plowing.
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Susan Niemcewicz with Nehemiah Tunis, June 6, 1805
Susan U. Niemcewicz and Nehemiah Tunis
1805-06-06
The following document is a receipt reflecting payment received from Susan Niemcewicz to Nehemiah Tunis for several days of work. Duties included plowing with three horses and planting flax and corn.
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Receipt, Julian Niemcewicz for G.W. Life Subscription
J Orrnwood
1805-08-03
The following document is a receipt reflecting payment received for a “G. Wash Life” subscription. Likely The Life of George Washington by John Marshall.
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Receipt, Julian Niemcewicz to R.L. Patterson, August 28, 1805
R.L. Patterson
1805-08-28
The following document is a receipt reflecting payment received for 1 keg of white lead and 1 gallon of paint oil from Julian Niemcewicz to R.L. Patterson.
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Joseph Pitcairn to Julian Niemcewicz, June 20, 1805
Joseph Pitcairn
1805-06-20
Joseph Pitcairn wrote from Hamburg, Germany to Julian Niemcewicz in Elizabethtown, New Jersey. Heard from Samuel Williams of London that he sent the box for Julian by Captain Philips and was to be delivered in New York to the care of Mr. William Codman.
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Joseph Pitcairn to Julian Niemcewicz, March 16, 1805 (Duplicate)
Joseph Pitcairn
1805-03-16
The following manuscript is a duplicate letter of Joseph Pitcairn to Julian Niemcewicz, March 16, 1805.
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Joseph Pitcairn to Julian U. Niemcewicz, June 6, 1805
Joseph Pitcairn
1805-06-05
Joseph Pitcairn wrote from Hamburg, Germany to Julian Niemcewicz in Elizabethtown, New Jersey. The positive accounts of Julian’s good health and arrival gave Joseph sincere pleasure, in addition to the proof of remembrance and regard Julian’s letter contained. Received from Julian 20 parcels of suds that were immediately committed to the ground. The final parcel Julian sent for the Countess Potacka at Warsaw was properly packed up by the driving wagon on the 29thof May. Discussed additional parcels Julian sent to friends and acquaintances. Enquired for the “4 Ages of Man” without success but forwarded Julian’s request in the hopes that they would be able to procure the genuine. Asked that Julian send him suds in Autumn and Spring, particularly bushes, trees, flowers, and melons of the best kinds. A Pennsylvania melon that Julian sent was extraordinary
People mentioned: Countess Zofia Potocka-Witt 1760-1822 and Samuel Williams, Consul.
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John Robertson to Julian Niemcewicz, April 2, 1805
John Robertson
1805-04-02
John Robertson wrote from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Julian Niemcewicz in Elizabethtown, New Jersey. Robertson informed Julian that he received $100.66 from Mr. Morris, of which he deducted $24.30 for cleaning the sink for Susan Niemcewicz’s home in Philadelphia. The balance that remained was $82.36, which was to be placed to Mrs. Niemcewicz’s credit in New York. Mr. Benney would not take possession of the house before the end of the month. Supposed Benney would not require any repairs other than those mentioned in the estimate.
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John Robertson to Julian Niemcewicz, February 2, 1805
John Robertson
1805-02-07
John Robertson wrote from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Julian Niemcewicz in Elizabethtown, New Jersey. Received Julian’s favor of the 1st Instant and would have answered it in course but Mr. Binney promised to furnish Robertson with a note of the expenses of papering and painting, which delayed his letter to Julian. Included a copy of the account as furnished by Mr. Binney, which was exclusive to papering, and would cost about £15 more. Could not inform Julian of the expense of the Carpenter’s bill as the roof could not be examined at present. Mr. Binney did not agree to have the sink filled up and from what Robertson learned it would have to be cleaned out and that was an expense that would occur every two or three years. Did not receive the ground rent from Robert Morris even though Robertson called upon him frequently.
People mentioned: Horace Binney and Robert Morris.
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John Robertson to Julian Niemcewicz, January 16, 1805
John Robertson
1805-01-16
John Robertson wrote from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Julian Niemcewicz in Elizabethtown, New Jersey. Robertson acknowledged Julian’s favor of the 3rd instant and noticed the postscript dated the 11th inclosing Susan Niemcewicz’s power of attorney to collect the rent of her house on Walnut Street in Philadelphia, as well as ground rent from Robert Morris. Robertson saw Horace Binney who wanted many repairs done to the house including papering, painting, and a few additional repairs. An estimate for a new sink had to wait on account of the snow. Did not receive the rent from Mrs. Cox the day prior as he expected to receive Mr. Morris’s ground rent but Morris informed him it was not convenient for him to pay at present. Discussed Susan’s shares and how no prices could be obtained for them.
People mentioned: Susan Niemcewicz, Robert Morris, Mrs. Cox, and Horace Binney.
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