Lot 2118
1805 Bill of Lading with Notarized Affidavit, Pointe-à-Pitre Guadeloupe, on Brig Jane
Openingsbod: $100
schatting: $200 - $300
Printed bill of lading dated August 9, 1805, at Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe, signed by ship's master William Marenner of the ship Jane. The reverse with an affidavit executed the same day before the Judicial Tribunal of Saint-Pierre, Guadeloupe, with intact red wax seal of office reading SCEAU JUDICIAIRE DE LA GUADELOUPE.
The bill of lading records shipment by John Pierre Servaton, merchant of Pointe-à-Pitre, of twenty-two hogsheads of clayed sugars marked "J.J. No. 1 to 22," consigned to John Jubel of New York at a freight rate of ten dollars per hogshead. The accompanying affidavit, executed before a colonial judge with Thomas Coffinger serving as sworn English-language interpreter, declares under oath that the cargo is the property of John Jubel, Citizen of the United States of America residing in New York, and that no subject or citizen of any belligerent power has any interest in the shipment.
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Sale 28: U.S. & Worldwide Stampless Postal History, and 18th Century American Historical Documents — Friday, June 26, 2026 | 3pm EST, 12pm PST
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