Correspondence Between David Cobb and Others, Regarding Bingham's Lands and Taxation, and Cobb's Son Henry

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Description: Includes: Letter from Donald Ross (Union River, Me.) to David Cobb reporting on lumbering and haying on William Bingham's Maine lands, 5 Nov. 1800 Letter from David Cobb (Gouldsboro, Me.) to William Bingham about the development of Bingham's Maine lands, the activities of Daniel Cony, and road cutting by Charles Vaughan, 5 Nov. 1800 Letter from H[enry] Jackson (Boston) to David Cobb about Cobb's son Henry; political, personal, and business matters; and the activities of Henry Knox, 5-8 Nov. 1800 Letter from William Bingham (Philadelphia) to David Cobb about the development of Bingham's Maine lands, 8 Nov. 1800 Letter from H[enry] J[ackson] [Boston] to David Cobb informing him that his son Henry Cobb is about to sail aboard the U.S.S. Constitution, 10 Nov. 1800 Letter from David Cobb (Gouldsboro, Me.) to William Bingham about business matters and the employment of the Gouldsborough Packet during the winter months, 17 Nov. 1800 Letter from Donald Ross (Union River, Me.) to David Cobb about business and personal matters, 19 Nov. 1800 Letter from William Bingham (Philadelphia) to David Cobb about the settlement of Bingham's Maine lands, surveys by Daniel Cony, and the prospects of John Merrick, 24 Nov. 1800 Receipted bill from Thomas Hill to David Cobb for postage, 28 Nov. 1800 Letter from Lewis F. Delesdernier (Passamaquoddy, Me.) to Cobb and Richards about taxes due on the Maine lands under their supervision, 30 Nov. 1800.