Nathaniel Shaw, Jr.'s Account Against the Prize Schooner Two Brothers, December 27, 1776

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Schooner Two Brothers Dr		Pr. Contra Credit
December	To 1 Swivel Gun	6 Hampers of potatoes
the 27th	to 2 pound of powder	1 Bolt of English Duck (No. 7) 36 Yards
1776	to 2 Small Arms	Twenty four Cags of Pickled Salmon
	to 2 Catouch Boxes	ten Cags of butter
	to 1 Cutlass	two Boxes of Linen 14 ps
	to 72 Lb of Sugar	6 Terses of Bread
	to 54 Lb of Coffee	1 Barl of Do
		two Barrels of powder 4 Cwt Each
		1 English Ensign
		Eight half Barrels of Beef
		Five Ditto
		Nine Skanes of twine
		1 Barrel of Tar
		half a Side of Soul Leather ²

1. Shaw Papers, 1775-1782, Ledger 7, YUL.

2. Two Brothers was a prize of the Connecticut privateer sloop American Revenue. Shaw's account against the American Revenue this date, Shaw Papers, 1775-1782, Ledger 7, YUL.

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Date

1776 December 27

Author

Shaw, Nathaniel, Jr.

Volume

Ships

Two Brothers (Schooner)

Series

American Theatre from November 1, 1776, to December 31, 1776

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