Sworn statement by Carmichael, J. F.
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ADS regarding the authenticity of citizenship of James Landiey, a merchant from Pittsburgh. Also the beginning of what appears to be another statement of citizenship for Byers Lynn Fayette, also of Pennsylvania. Document incomplete.
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ADS collection of duties as collector for the District of Mississ!.. ippi. For each taxpayer in the booklet, the packages and contents shipped, the carrier, the master's name, and the date of entry are listed. Lengthy, twenty-four page document.
ALS to the author of a circular by Carmichael, J. F.
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Regards the manners and policies by which goods brought through the port of Fort Adams are handled.
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AD bill of sale to Carmichael for negroes bought in Maryland, "the first he owned." List gives names of slaves, some purchased Indivi dually, some in lots, and the purchase prices.
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Lists items going to local people, including Carmichael. Amount of duties is not shown.
Scott, Colonel William from Wiliams, Governor Robert.
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ALS from Washington County to Fort Adams requesting Carmichael to come to the county's Third Regiment as soon as it is convenient for him
Hooke, Captain M. to Carmicheal, J.F.
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ANS to Camp Col Spring. Wife is ill and wishes to see the doctor as soon as possible.
Hooke, Captain M. to Carmicheal, J.F.
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ALS, wife is still sick and wants the doctor to come over that evening.
Hooke, Captain M. to Carmicheal, J.F.
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.ALS saying that Mrs. Hooke is much better and asking Carmichael to visit.
Gordon, Martin to Carmicheal, J.F.
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ALS from New Orleans to Pinckneyville asking him to send the amount owed to Captain Sterrell,
Kemper, Colonel Reuben to Carmicheal, J.F.
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ALS from New Orleans to Pinckneyville concerning Bakers' deposition which the Governor (Williams?) will not release; France declares war on the United States; personal notes included.
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AL from unknown writer who bought a negro woman named Betsy from Mrs. Bartlet L. Cox, and now she has "epileptic fits" and wants Carmichael to come over and determine 4er value.
Van Brandt, C.D. to Carmichael, J.F.
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ABS from New Orleans, hotel bill for room, board, wine, brandy, and so forth accumulated since March 1810.
Hampton, W. and Holladay, D.C. to Keehan, David M.
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Moore, Moses to Carmichael, J.F.
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ARS for liquor bought of him in 1815-1816, including the amount of the last bill (see above).
Waiden, Hawkins, and Roberts to Winchester, J.
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Draft made out by Winchester to himself and endorsed. Drawn on account in New Orleans and payable to the Canal Bank of New Orleans by Britton and Koontz. Note at bottom reads "payment refused."
New Orleans Canal and Banking Company to Winchester, J.
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ADS from New Orleans, a Public Instrument of Protest, State of Louisiana, United States of America, brought against Winchester for his bad draft on Vaiden, Hawkins and Roberts. Copy of the original with witnesses and notary's names, and a tra...
Jewell, Mrs. E.B. to Winchester, J.
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ALS from Vicksburg asking about Mrs. Sprague's whereabouts so she can borrow money because her husband refuses to support her child, May; her landlady will agree to take her in until she can support herself.
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ANS from Auburn wanting to know if the enclosed account is correct.