Letters to Isaac G. Peck, 1825.

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Letters to Isaac G. Peck, 1825.

Letter (1825 July 14) from Smith in Charleston (S.C.) to Fredericksburg (Va.) merchant Peck concerns sales of beef, Peck's account with S. & M. Allen & Company (Charleston, S.C.), business conditions, and prices of commodities such as bacon, flour, lard, whiskey, cotton, and rice. Mowry also hopes for another letter from Peck "before I leave for the North." Letter (1825 Nov. 15) concerns Peck's decision to go to South America, shipments of corn, and other matters.

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South Carolina Historical Society

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Mowry, Smith, 1795-1861.

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Cotton factor of Charleston, S.C. factor. A native of Smithfield (Rhode Island), Mowry became one of the leading businessmen of Charleston, serving as president and director of several enterprises including the South Carolina Railroad Company and the Union Bank. From the description of Smith Mowry papers, 1832-1834 (University of South Carolina). WorldCat record id: 682201924 Charleston, S.C. factor. A native of Rhode Island, Mowry became one of the leading businessmen of Ch...

Peck, Isaac Gorham, 1800-1885

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Businessman of Fredericksburg, Va. From the description of Papers : of Isaac Gorham Peck, 1822-1838. (Virginia Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 29876013 ...