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Julian Niemcewicz to Unknown Person, May 19, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz
1805-05-19
Julian Niemcewicz wrote from Elizabethtown, New Jersey to an unknown correspondent (likely John A. Morton). Julian apologized for all of the trouble and inconvenience that his correspondent endured on his part. Julian was surprised that he had not heard from his friends in Poland and immediately wrote to them to not change any more of their letters but to enclose them to Messrs. Mallet. Since Julian’s return he had not been further than New York. All of his excursions were to his garden tending to his cabbage, peas, corn, flax, etc. Believed it was the age of the gun boats, several of theirs sailed for the Mediterranean and were considered the cheapest way of destruction. Salt was discovered in Louisiana and Quick Silver in New Hampshire, which would prove a great source of riches and trade with South America.
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Julian Niemcewicz to Z. Lewis, August 20, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz
1805-08-20
The following document is a receipt for The Spectator, a newspaper based in New York. Julian Niemcewicz paid a total of four dollars to Z. Lewis.
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Julian U. Niemcewicz, Receipt, June 30, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz
1805-06-30
The following document is a receipt of Julian Niemcewicz’s postage expenses for letters, quills, 1 peck of potatoes, 1 oz of beet feed, and papers.
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Receipt, Julian Niemcewicz Account with Barber & Wilber, December 9, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz
1805-12-09
The following document is a receipt reflecting the account between Julian Niemcewicz and Barber & Wilbur for linen, cloth, muslin, and eggs.
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Receipt, Julian Niemcewicz to John Finch
Julian U. Niemcewicz
1805-03-27
The following document is a receipt noting payment of ten dollars was received from Julian Niemcewicz to Joseph Finch for repairing Peter Kean’s gun.
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Receipt, Julian Niemcewicz to Lewis Mulford, January 11, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz
1805-01-11
The following document is a receipt for a barrel of Cider amounting to three dollars and fifty cents from Julian Niemcewicz to Lewis Mulford.
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Statement, Julian Niemcewicz to Polly Brown, January 7, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz
1805-01-07
The following document is a statement of money given to Polly Brown from Julian Niemcewicz.
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Julian Niemcewicz with J. Chapman
Julian U. Niemcewicz and J. Chapman
1805-03-31
The following document is a receipt of Julian Niemcewicz’s account with J. Chapman.
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Julian Niemcewicz with J. Chapman, September 27, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz and J. Chapman
1805-09-27
The following document is a receipt reflecting the account between Julian Niemcewicz and J. Chapman.
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Julian Niemcewicz with E. Dayton & Son, July 16, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz and E. Dayton & Sons
1805-07-16
The following document is a receipt representing the account between Julian Niemcewicz and E. Dayton & Son from December 1804 to July 1805. Payment was received in full for items such as one gallon of wine, flour, Indian meal, beans, pepper, starch, coffee, sugar, eggs, linen, tea, muslin, nutmeg, gingham, a pitcher, a wash bowl, a gallon of molasses, and ginger.
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Receipt, Julian U. Niemcewicz with Caleb Halsted Jr., November 21, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz and Caleb Halsted Jr.
1805-11-21
The following document is a receipt reflecting Julian Niemcewicz’s payment of four dollars and twenty-five cents to Caleb Halstead Jr. for County, State, and poor taxes.
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Julian Niemcewicz with Aaron Hatfield, May 14, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz and Aaron Hatfield
1805-05-14
The following document reflects the account between Julian Niemcewicz and Aaron Hatfield. The amount was paid in full for several items including beef and veal.
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Julian Niemcewicz with Aaron Hatfield, December 10, 1805
Julian U. Niemcewicz and Aaron Hetfield
1805-12-10
The following document is a receipt reflecting the account between Julian Niemcewicz and Aaron Hetfield. The amount was paid in full for pork and beef.
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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 Behr Taylors, September 15, 1805
Julian Ursin Niemcewicz
1805-09-15
The following item is a receipt reflecting payment received for drab cloth and suit tailoring from Julian Niemcewicz to Behr Taylors.
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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 Lane and Leary, September 2, 1805
Susan Niemcewicz
1805-09-02
The following document is a receipt reflecting payment made in full for a pair of stockings from Susan Niemcewicz to Lane and Leary.
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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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Judge William Stephens to Susan Niemcewicz, October 24, 1805
Susan U. Niemcewicz
1805-10-24
Judge William Stephens wrote from Savannah, Georgia to Susan Niemcewicz in Elizabethtown, New Jersey. Judge Stephens enclosed a bill for $250, drawn for the house of McGee and Howard of Savannah, in favor of Mr. Pelot, on the house of William Howard and Company of New York. On the verso, Susan added a note asking if Williams would direct her on how to proceed with the information Judge Stephens referred to in his letter. Beneath Susan’s note, Williams informed her that he would take charge of the bill and return it to her, if accepted, either with cash or a direct deposit in the bank.
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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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