Regarding Accounts
Document 1792Was glad that money forwarded was safely at hand. Discusses Mr. Read. Asks to deliver enclosed letters and sends respects to Mrs. Craig and family.
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Philadelphia 2d Octo. 1792 —
Sir —
Yesterday's Post brought me your last favour — I was glad to find the Money forwarded had Safely reached you — With respect to Mr Read, I concluded that you would have made up and sent on his amount after you had received my letter on the Subject, it was impossible for me to do it, and it would have been improper if it had been possible — The accounts are not yet reported on — They daily expect they will — will thank you to deliver the enclosed Letters — make my respects to Mrs Craig and the family in general — adieu —
I am,
Sir,
Your most Obt Servant
Samuel [undecipherable]
Major Craig
Type
Autograph Document Signed
Description
Was glad that money forwarded was safely at hand. Discusses Mr. Read. Asks to deliver enclosed letters and sends respects to Mrs. Craig and family.
Date
10/20/1792
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1792102036001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Isaac Craig
Samuel Hodgdon
Mr. Read
Mrs. Craig
Major Craig
Craig family
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
money

