Letter:
“Pictou 4th November 1814.
Dear Sir,
The bearer of this apt. Caleb Hefferman has on board his schooner called The Swan a quantity of cast iron which a client of mine in Manchester requested me to take in satisfaction of a judgement which I recovered in his favor and to have the same sent to Halifax to be sold at auction or otherwise I shall be glad therefore if you will receive it from Mr. Hefferman and dispose of it to the best advantage either at auction or private sale and retain the proceeds in your hands until I shall advise you farther on the subject. The quantity I do not exactly know but believe it is about 3500 weight and consists of a quantity of grating, plough shares, stove pipes, and a few door scrapers, all of cast iron. Your attention to this will oblige me and all expecting attending the disposal of it of whatever stature shall be thankfully paid. Please do send me a few lines as soon as convenient, do let me know if you have received the articles.
With best regards to Mrs. Fraser,
I remain Dear Sir your [and sent?]
John G. Marshall
Mr. Daniel Fraser”
On back:
“M. John G. Marshall
Pictou, Nov 4, 1814
Mr. Daniel Fraser
Auctioneer
Halifax
[jave?] by Capt. Hefferman, Schooner Swan”
Original Material, Box #4
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