Settlement of Forage Account
Document 1784Hodgdon informs General Irvine that his forage account will not be settled until the whole amount of forage dues can be ascertained.
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[Address: Brigr General Irvine / [undecipherable] / favored by Capt Emes]
Philadelphia 24 May 1784
Sir
I was duly Honoured with your Letter of the 3d instant by Captain Emes inclosing an Account for Forage due to you. — am very sorry it is not in my power to settle it at present. — The Financier refuses to receive any more Estimates until the whole amount of Forage dues can be Ascertained, I hope this will shortly be Accomplished, and you may rest assured the moment it is done you Shall be advised of it — The Account as it Stands is admissable, and will be Settled Accordingly —
With great regard I am
Sir
Your Most Obedient Servant
[undecipherable: Sam. Hodgdon?]
[Brig.t General
Irvine]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Hodgdon informs General Irvine that his forage account will not be settled until the whole amount of forage dues can be ascertained.
Date
05/24/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1784052428001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Brigadier General Irvine
Samuel Hodgdon
Captain [Worsley] Emes
financier
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Notable items
forage
accounts

