Filed in New Orleans, Louisiana, by Nicholas Beckwith to recover all assets of the firm Toune and Beckwith, in which he was co-partner, naming Elihu Spicer as his lawful attorney.

Includes property, quit-claim, probate, highway, oyster grounds, and cemetery deeds.

Elihu Spicer was master and part owner; Includes accounts and receipts.

Includes agreements, letters, freight lists, and accounts with Charles Mallory, mostly involving the ships SAMUEL WILLETTS and MARY L. SUTTON

Includes receipts for harbor dues, pilotage, survey wharfage, chandlery supplies, masting, and cargo, in addition to letters and accounts, all relating to the ship MARY L. SUTTON.

Includes letters, a will of Andrew G. Dickenson of Brooklyn, New York, receipts, accounts, and balance sheets with C.H. Mallory & Co.

Mostly in conjunction with C. H. Mallory & Co., in addition to a profit and loss balance sheet for the year ending Dec. 31, 1868.