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Wants Knox to send him a copy of Pierpont's report on the soil of the Penobscot tract. Bingham forgot his copy in Boston.
William Bingham to Henry Knox Asking for a Copy of Pierpont's Report on the Soil of the Penobscot Tract, 12 February 1793
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Wants Knox to send him a copy of Pierpont's report on the soil of the Penobscot tract. Bingham forgot his copy in Boston.
William Bingham to Henry Knox on the Report on the Kennebec Tract, 21 January 1793
Author: William BinghamWilliam Bingham to Henry Knox Suggesting They Commission a Report on a Tract of Land, 15 March 1798
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Discusses a tract of land and related business.
William Bingham to Henry Knox Regarding Land Deals, 12 July 1799
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Bingham received Knox's letter of 30 June 1799. Bingham agrees with Knox that the the Kennebec Tract has a fair chance of attracting a full Portion of Settlers. Bingham believes, however, that Knox needs to make the Lands attractive to purchasers for Establishments. Bingham says he is trying to Experiment on a large Scale, with the lower Tract. Tells Knox that the sooner these land deals are sorted out, the better.
William Bingham to Henry Knox Regarding Madame de Leval's Land Proposal, 23 February 1793
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Reports that Madame de Leval is very desirous of having a time fixed for an interview on the subject of her proposal. Believes that Sunday, 24 February, is a day of leisure for Knox, and suggests that they meet with her then. Tells Knox to name the hour and he will be there.
William Bingham to Henry Knox about Land Speculation Projects, 13 February 1796
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Refers to an earlier letter he wrote to Knox regarding making arrangements with a Committee, as well as documents (possibly relating to the purchase of lands in Maine). Mentions new congressional reports fixing the price of lands in Maine they may wish to buy. Provides detailed information on their land speculation projects.
Henry Knox to William Bingham Discussing the Quality of Land, 12 January 1793
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Discusses the quality of some land and other parties interested in the land. Notes, Colonel Tebiger, who ascended the Kennebec in 1775, has given him a map and claims the land along the Dead River is in excellent condition.
William Bingham to Henry Knox on Land Matters, 13 January 1793
Author: William BinghamWilliam Bingham to Henry Knox about Knox's Failed Land Proposals and Maine Lands, 12 September 1795
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Expresses his apologies that Knox's land proposals have failed and discusses the difficulties they are having in selling the Maine lands.
William Bingham to Henry Knox Regarding Knox's Debts, Land and the Timber Industry, 24 January 1799
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Bingham acknowledges receipt of Knox's letter of 30 December 1798. Bingham sees that Knox has not as yet made a final arrangement with the Holders of your Notes, - but which I hope will be speedily terminated. Bingham is pleased to know that after Knox pays off his debts, Knox will enjoy a considerable income from his estate. Talks about Knox's timber in Maine and says that regarding the our lands, which remain to be disposed of, Bingham is persuaded that my News of effecting a Sale must be confined to Europe. In America, the Capital is by no means sufficient. Bingham is sure that after war in Europe is over, Europeans will want to invest their money in American lands.