, Edmund Quincy Sewall (1828-1908) and William Silsbee. The company was also appparently involved in collecting dues for the Peace Society in 1847.

Holmes asks Robert if he plans to pay him his lawful money, and notes that if the answer is no, he will cease to dig ore.

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With 5-line note signed in Smith's hand as attorney for the Wilsons.