Impaired State of the Arms
Document 1795Forwards a letter for Captain Suijdam.They state that the arms were in an impaired state when they received them.
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Sir
Enclosed is a Letter for Capt. Sluydams on the Subject of the damaged Publishtion which we send to you Enquiring you see him Daily, and as we do not know where he Lodges; — From Papers in our Possession Since yours of the 13 Inst., we cannot conclude that Mr. Sluydams will deny the Repairse State of the Arms when Rec. by Mr. Pier at New-York; an impression of which, remi= =tunded by your letter of that date. On Mr. Sluydams Receiving the Enclosed Letter, we presume he will give you a Satisfactory Ansr. respecting this Subject, and should you not still be satisfied, we would propose to submit the matter to men. —
we are Sir,
yours &c
Mulberry Street Wharf
August 24. 1795
McLean & Lean Tonlmiry[undecipherable]
[Colo. Magden]
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[Colo. Hodden]
[Addressed: Colo. [undecipherable] / Washington / No. 25 — 1795]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Forwards a letter for Captain Suijdam.They state that the arms were in an impaired state when they received them.
Date
08/24/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Mulberry Street Wharf
Document number
1795082480001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
McLean & Van Emburgh
Captain Suijdam
Mr Hyer
Notable locations
Mulberry Street Wharf
New York
Notable items
arms
lodging
impaired state

