Yellow Fever at an End
Document 1793[Yellow] fever is at an end. Business has resumed. Preparations made for accommodation of congress and state assembly. Pay will go forward on Monday.
Philadephia 22 Nov 1793 Dear Sir This Jin is simplly to cover two Letters, which I wish you to cause to be deliverd» having No letter from you by Post I conculde all was well. Our fever is at an end for the present, and business again rars his head__ preperations are making for the accomodation of Congress__and also for the [undecipherable] of the State__ we think neither runs any risque so compleatly is the disease subdued__ On Monday an Officer going forward with the Pay of the Army__ a Jum in the Notes for the Army goes with him, of wherein I shall write you particularly _ adieu_ Sincerely yours Samuel Hodgdon Isaac Craig
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