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Author: Robert Cambridge Livingston
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Robert Cambridge writes his father that The Inspector condem'd a good many Barrels of you flour . . . but he tels me they'll do as well as the best to send abroad. Docketed on address leaf.
Author: Robert Cambridge Livingston
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Robert Cambridge writes his father that The Inspector condem'd a good many Barrels of you flour . . . but he tels me they'll do as well as the best to send abroad. Docketed on address leaf.
Author: Robert Cambridge Livingston
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Robert Cambridge remarks that the rainy weather has hindered the harvesting of corn, and informs his father of plans to ship iron and flour. Docketed on address leaf.
Author: Robert Cambridge Livingston
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Robert Cambridge informs his father of the price he received for some wheat, and also notes that there is no good cheese at the moment, but he expects some daily. Docketed on address leaf.
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Robert Cambridge states that it has been extremely difficult to obtain dry goods as of late, and has therefore not included any carpet in his last shipment to Robert. He also writes that he has had difficulty disposing of his father's flour, and notes that he is doubtful that the Revenue Acts will be repealed.
Author: Henry Livingston
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Henry writes that he got the best price he could for his father's flour, and discusses the settlement of their accounts.
Author: Robert Cambridge Livingston
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Robert Cambridge informs his father of how he sold his flour, and states that he has settled the account of their partnership. Docketed on verso.
Author: Henry Livingston
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Henry discusses some possible safe places to store his father's flour, and makes arrangements to trade goods. He gives news of a French declaration of war against England, and also states that he fears the enemy will come up the river soon. Docketed on address leaf.
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Robert Cambridge writes that he has sold the last of his flour, and explains: I thought it too dangerous to keep produce on hand at present it being most probable that a termination of our Commerce will take place about the middle of July and therefore I don't think it would be improper to send all the Flour you have by you down as soon as the Sloop returns. He also discusses the mounting tensions with Great Britain and notes, The manoeuvres of the Continental Congress are secret, but people imagine they are preparing or devising ways and means to carry on an opposition to parliament.
Author: Robert Cambridge Livingston
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I congratulate you on the repeal of the most injurious, inconsistent and at the same time the most impolitick Act that perhaps ever a Kings Scoundrel invented or even thought of before- And I hope the news of it will be a means of subduing & crushing those restless, disorderly, & turbulent disposed miscreants, that have lately involved you into so much trouble and anxiety-
Author: Robert Livingston
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Robert Jr. requests that his father travel to the Manor in order to assist with the settlement of Palatins and the marking of boundaries. Docketed on address leaf.
