Much Wanted Sundries, Etc.
Document 1794The horsemen have moved on, accompanied by Governor Howell, to New Town.
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[Endorsement rotated at top: Lamberton / Peter Hunt / 1794]
[Addressed: Samuel Hodgdon by Philadelphia]
[Mr. Nicholson J.]
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Sep:
Lamberton 17, 1794
Sam'l Hodgdon Es'qr
Sir
I have your favor of the current covering an Invoice of sundries, which were much wanted — I made overtures to sell the Swords as directed but as yet no offers — The horsemen have mostly moved on last evening accompanied by his Exc'y Governour Howell and his suite to New Town, their appearance is very formidable as well as handsome
M'r Nicholson has arrived from N: York with sundries as y'e Invoice inclosed; you will direct what is to be done with those articles — I have the greatest part of the waggons ready to carry on the Arms to Reading — at foot you have a Mem'o of some articles much wanted — Sam
I'r your Mo ob't S't
Peter Hunt
Sam'l Hodgdon Es'qr
Horsemens Tents & Poles
Drum Made
Shoes
Type
Letter Signed
Description
The horsemen have moved on, accompanied by Governor Howell, to New Town.
Date
09/17/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Lamberton
Document number
1794091755001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Peter Hunt
Mr. Nicholson
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Lamberton
New York
Reading
Notable items
invoice of sundries
swords
sundries
wagons

