Clearance papers of American ships : New York, 1802-1831.

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Clearance papers of American ships : New York, 1802-1831.

1802-1831

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United States ship clearance papers printed and completed in manuscript for the following ships: 1. The Schooner Factor of New York, Patrick Maxfeld, master, dated 1802 Jul 16, and signed by Thomas Jefferson, President, James Madison, Secretary of State, and David Gelston, Collector. 2. The Snow Pallas of New York, John H. Shackerly, master, dated 1805 Feb 27, and signed by Thomas Jefferson, President, James Madison, Secretary of State, and David Gelston, Collector. On the verso is an ANS dated 1806 Feb 4 by David Gelston to certify that Pily? West was master of the vessel named in the papers, dated 1806 Feb 4. 3. The Schooner Hope of New Bedford, Joshua Hitch, master, dated 1810 Jul 14 and signed by James Madison, President, T. Smith, Secretary of State, and David Gelston, Collector. 4. The Brig Cincinnatus of New York, Alexander Joy, master, dated 1822 Jul 6, and signed by James Monroe, President, John Quincy Adams, Secretary of State, and Jonathan Thompson, Collector. 5. The Brig Mazzinghi of New York, Thatcher Baker, master, dated 1826 May 2, and signed by J. Q. Adams, President, H. Clay, Secretary of State, and Jonathan Thompson, Collector. 6. The Vulcan of New York, David M. Bunker, master, dated 1831 Jul 5, and signed by Andrew Jackson, President, Edward Livingston, Secretary of State, and Samuel Swartwout, Collector.

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THOMPSON, JON

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West, Pily.

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Shackerly, John H.

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Smith, T., fl. 1810.

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Swartwout, Samuel, 1783-1856

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