Papers Respecting Stage Transactions
Document 1795With regard to the papers respecting stage transactions, the bill Hodgdon returned was McLean & Van Emburgh's return for making no further applications to the Secretary of War relative to these transactions.
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[Endorsement on cover, written diagonally:] Men from Adam
William [undecipherable]
1795
Sir,
I find [it] since on receiving [your?] [letter?] to [examine?] the Papers, regarding [the?] [those?] transactions during the [Disposition?] of our Mr McHenry, by Mr Watson, he [is?] not [evidently?] after Mr Francis's payment to him, as [the?] information that the Bill [you] [removed?] has [been?] [paid?], which was our reason for making no further applications to the Secretary at war respecting it. —
[I am] one Sir
your very obt. Sert
William [Han Embury?]
[Street?] N. 113 north
[undecipherable] March 5. 1795 —
[Major [undecipherable] —]
Type
Letter Signed
Description
With regard to the papers respecting stage transactions, the bill Hodgdon returned was McLean & Van Emburgh's return for making no further applications to the Secretary of War relative to these transactions.
Date
03/06/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
No. 113, North Water St.
Document number
1795030680101
Page start
1
Note
Partially illegible.
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
McLean & Van Emburgh
Notable locations
Philadelphia
No. 113, North Water St.

