Letter to Henry Laurens, Leonard DeNeufville, and Andrew Pickens from John Lewis Gervais and [John] Owen, September 18, 1786.

Letter to Henry Laurens, Leonard DeNeufville, and Andrew Pickens from John Lewis Gervais and [John] Owen, September 18, 1786.

1786-09-18

John Lewis Gervais of Gervais & Owen writes to Henry Laurens, Leonard DeNeufville, and General Andrew Pickens.

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DeNeufville, Leronard

Laurens, Henry

Pickens, Andrew

Cox, Danielle

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Ms. 433, Letters / by John Lewis Gervais, 1785-1787.

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Charleston to Carolina 18th Sept. 1786

Dear Sir

We wrote to you the 8th & 16th of last Month per(?) Capt Strong L Whibens(?) to which we beg leave to refer ----- since which we have received none of your favours. We have now the pleasure to acquaint you that we have paid Mr. John DeNeufville Bill for one hundred pounds Sterling, for per the particulars, we inclose Copy of our Letters to that Gentleman, respecting the plan to have your Sentiments respecting the plan we proposed of making a purchase of tobacco with the Inland Money as far as we may be able to receive from The Treasury, it appears to us it would be the best plan to realize your Money in Europe --

We remain Sincerely

Dear Sir
Your most obedient
Humble Servants
Gervais & Owen

Leonard DeNeufville Esqr.

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Leonard DeNeufville Esqr.
to [unreadable]
Mr. H. Ship
New York Philadelphia
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