Accounts Forwarded via Samuel Coleman

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[Received from State Dep't. Nov. 24. 1894. R.P.O.401910.] [187] [address leaf:] 22 S^r Samuel Hodgson Esq^r Philadelphia --- [Received from State Dep't. Nov. 24. 1894. R.P.O.401910.] H Gosport 4 June 1795 Sir I now do myself the honour of transmitting for your inspection my accounts general up to the last of May which I flatter myself will meet with due acceptance. The Packet being large and too expensive to have lodged it in [strikethrough: the Post Office] I have thought proper to forward it by a private hand who is Mr. Samuel Coleman Merchant of Norfolk and who leaves this place early in the morning. I am Sir with t Respect and Esteem Your Mo. Ob. Ser.— [undecipherable: Samuel Shore?]

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Autograph Letter Signed

Description

Shore is transmitting his accounts for the period through May 1795. Since the packet is too large for the Post Office, he is placing it in the care of Samuel Coleman, merchant of Norfolk, who is leaving the following morning.