Newspaper advertisement from the *New York Journal and Patriotic Register*, March 31, 1792, featuring two ads for auction services. One ad is in English, and the other is in French. The advertisement was placed by a well-known merchant involved in a commercial dispute with Thomas Jefferson. A second advertisement promotes books and stationery, mentioning the advertiser as the first Jewish book dealer in the USA. The advertisement is found on page 4, column 2.
Subject: Commercial Disputes
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A highly charged half-page letter from Tobias I. Tobias to Edward Pollock, likely written in New York City circa 1820. The letter details a business dispute and strongly admonishes Pollock against repeating his actions.
A half-page letter from Edward Pollock of New York City to Tobias I. Tobias, circa 1820, detailing a business dispute. The letter suggests a prior business disagreement between the two men.
This item contains a page from the *New-York Journal & Patriotic Register*, published in New York, New York on February 18, 1792. The page features advertisements, including one in English and another in French, for an auction service offered by a merchant. The merchant is noted as being well-known and involved in a commercial dispute with Thomas Jefferson.
Issue of the New-York Journal & Patriotic Register newspaper, published in New York, New York on June 6, 1792. This issue includes advertisements, one in English and one in French, for the auction services of a merchant involved in a commercial dispute with Thomas Jefferson.