Enclosed Letter
Document 1792Forwards an enclosed letter which Hamilton might negotiate. Hamilton noted on the address leaf that the object of the letter "would be neither obtainable or adviseable"
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[N. [undecipherable] Low]
[in [undecipherable]]
[The object would neither be Honorable nor Adviseable]
[Unimportant]
[AUG 31 RECD POST.]
Alexd. Hamilton Esq
Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia
New York August 31. 1792
[Private]
The inclosed I have this moment rec'd and have only to add- that any negociations you may now make in consequence will be confind [undecipherable] to be [undecipherable] late for this post. I conclude in haste D[undecipherable]
yours sincerely &c
[undecipherable]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Forwards an enclosed letter which Hamilton might negotiate. Hamilton noted on the address leaf that the object of the letter "would be neither obtainable or adviseable"
Date
08/31/1792
Author
Recipient
Repository
Collection
Document number
1792083137001
Page start
1
Note
According to the Papers of Hamilton, the enclosed was a letter from John Cumming to Low, 08/30/1792 regarding melting down old brass cannon at West Point.
Notable persons
Nicholas Low
Alexander Hamilton
Secretary of the Treasury
Notable locations
Philadelphia
New York
Notable items
enclosed
negotations