Remittances, Payments, Shipments of Goods
Document 1793Reports on receipt of money and warrants. Makes mention of Captain Prior, Doctor Brown and Indian goods sent.
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Philadelphia 11th May 1792
Dear Sir,
On the 30th Ultimo I received your letter of the 20th Was glad to find that the five thousand Dollars had Safely reached you to any [undecipherable]. Better to hear that the last remittance of 18,000 had gone in safety to have it accompanied my letter of the 20th [undecipherable] and on the 27th I forwarded the [undecipherable] 1000 on the last Warrant due then I have paid your Second Draft in favor of Green & Mayo, of 1040 Dollars [undecipherable] and in way on Nine thousand Dollars more in Small post notes which without Accident you will receive with this letter. I have Credited your account with 100 Dollars received of Capt Prior and Charged it with the Ninety Dollars [undecipherable] of Doctor Brown. To day [undecipherable] of Indian Goods were sent to me to be forwarded to Pittsburgh. Receive [undecipherable] knowledge of [undecipherable] Immediately [undecipherable] for Information [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] again reminded him of Your Good, and the Probable advantage that might begin by Purchasing them in Whiskey — that [undecipherable] suggested that the two might be found [undecipherable] Certainly. I thought it rather under Circumstances to make this Communication. I have written thus far When Your letter of the 26th Ultimo was put into my hands. I was very Happy to find You Had received more covering the thirteen thousand Dollars. and that the Remittances were Perfectly Agreeable. I am from Heart engaged. and am Pleased when I give Satisfaction —
Nothing more to Communicate then you will find in the Papers
I am Sir
Sir Your most obt
[signed] Saml [undecipherable]
James [undecipherable] [undecipherable]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Reports on receipt of money and warrants. Makes mention of Captain Prior, Doctor Brown and Indian goods sent.
Date
05/04/1793
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1793050436001
Page start
1
Notable persons
James O'Hara
Samuel Hodgdon
Green and Mego
Captain Price
Doctor Brown
Dr. Brown
Notable locations
Philadelphia
PIttsburgh
Notable items
post notes
credited your account
Indian Goods

