Tea Leaves
Tea Leaves
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_The Petition of Walter Mansell, [35] of the City of London, Merchant, respectfully sheweth:_ That your petitioner, having received certain information of the Hon'bleEast India Company's intention to export large quantities of teas to HisMajesty's American Colonies, your petitioner therefore humbly begs leaveto acquaint this Committee, that he and his partner, Thos. Corbett, nowresident there have long carried on considerable business as merchants, in Charles Town, South Carolina, where your pe...titioner has been residenthimself for near 20 y^rs and flatters himself that he is well acquaintedwith the trade of that and the neighbouring Provinces. That yourpetitioner has at a very considerable expence erected and built largeand commodious brick warehouses, for the reception of all kind ofmerchandize, in Charles Town, and has a ship of his own, of the burthenof two hundred tons, constantly employed in the Carolina trade only;that your petitioner humbly hopes and doubts not, but that this Hon'bleCom^tee will upon the strictest enquiry into his character andcircumstances, being possessed of houses and lands, in Charles Town, ofupwards of
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_The Petition of Walter Mansell, [35] of the City of London, Merchant, respectfully sheweth:_ That your petitioner, having received certain information of the Hon'bleEast India Company's intention to export large quantities of teas to HisMajesty's American Colonies, your petitioner therefore humbly begs leaveto acquaint this Committee, that he and his partner, Thos. Corbett, nowresident there have long carried on considerable business as merchants, in Charles Town, South Carolina, where your pe...titioner has been residenthimself for near 20 y^rs and flatters himself that he is well acquaintedwith the trade of that and the neighbouring Provinces. That yourpetitioner has at a very considerable expence erected and built largeand commodious brick warehouses, for the reception of all kind ofmerchandize, in Charles Town, and has a ship of his own, of the burthenof two hundred tons, constantly employed in the Carolina trade only;that your petitioner humbly hopes and doubts not, but that this Hon'bleCom^tee will upon the strictest enquiry into his character andcircumstances, being possessed of houses and lands, in Charles Town, ofupwards of
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