Author: David Jamison
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Jamison writes to thank Livingston for his news on the Indian situation, claiming We hear from Boston there is little prospect of any warr this Summer and his hopes that this is a sign of things to come. He also writes of the Assembly elections, if we carry it [at Exeter] & at Albany we shall have the majority and news from Capt. Vetch who informed the intermediary that there was no embargo nor warr preventing news from entering into New York or Boston. Docketed on address leaf.
Author: David Jamison
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Jamison writes of the threat of war and what preparations are being made. Docketed on address leaf.
Author: David Jamison
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Jamison writes discussing Livingston's difficulties with the Provincial Council, and forwards the false rumor that Kidd has stood tryall & is acquitted. Docketed on address leaf.
Author: David Jamison
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Jamison writes of convicts in the city, claiming that they are strangely shaken since they betook themselves to those open ships about the magistrary & though whilst there hurt remains the party submit to it yet. Jamison writes that we desire none of them hurt but to prevent mischief & plague to us and our property. Docketed.
Author: David Jamison
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Jamison explains how Parliament is currently divided over the issue of going to war, and states that some man of wars have already arrived in America. He also talks describes a violent conflict where a ship was taken for ransom, and some men were left dead, wounded, or missing. Docketed on address leaf.
Author: David Jamison
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Jamison explains that he will make a decision regarding Livingston's accounts, and also sends some news from abroad. Docketed on address leaf.
Author: David Jamison
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Jamison writes that Vetch may receive his commission, and that Livingston's cousin Douglas desires that Livingston promptly pay his debt to him.
Author: David Jamison
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Jamison mentions a rumor of Governor Hunter's removal, discusses a growing fear of a religious war involving France and Spain, and also writes of the trouble between Samuel Vetch and Governor Nicholson. Docketed on verso.
Author: David Jamison
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Jamison sends with much regret the news of an abandoned wreck found near Montauk, containing brandy, French wine and Samuel Vetch's personal journal. However, he writes of good hopes regarding the missing Vetch. Docketed on address leaf.
Author: Edward Hooker
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