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Title:[Letter] 1819 Feb. 2, [to] Maj[o]r Andrew Crockett, Williamson County, [TN] / Rob[er]t Scales : a machine readable transcription of an image
Author:Scales, Robert
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Date: February 2, 1819
Extent: 2p
Summary:This is a letter from Robert Scales to Andrew Crockett dated February 2, 1819. Scales informs Crockett that his hogshead of tobacco, which was a special casket used to store and transport tobacco, is ready to be attended to.
Collection:Andrew Crockett Papers II-J-5
Box:B:2
Folder:F:4
Document:sl147
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Majr [Major] Andrew Crocket [Crockett]

Your Suspended Hogsd Tobc. [Hogshead Tobacco] was not prepared until my Boat was full, it is now ready for your disposal it will pass, I expect in the first class, you perhaps would do well to attend to as soon as convenient

I shall put off the day if nothing happens —

I am Dr [Dear] Sir yours [unclear]2 Feby [February] 1819
Robt [Robert] Scales
[added: Enclosd [Enclosed] is your Order to Cooper & Maxey ]
R [Robert] Scales


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Majr [Major] Andrew Crockett Williamson County Little Harpeth


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