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Document 1796Two hundred dollars will be paid by Hodgdon on the amount owed by Gregg. He is sorry it has taken so long for the army to have the funds to pay the debt.
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[Address panel, written sideways]
[By Post]
[undecipherable] —
2d. March
1796
40 [seal]
Col. Samuel Hodgdon
Philadelphia
[Archival stamp: Received from / State D[ept] / [undecipherable] / 4/15]
Sir) Pittsburgh 2. March 1796
Please pay the enclosed Bill two Hundred Dollars to Thomas Howard. two Hundred and fifty to Saty Jese Sharps. One Hundred and fifty to Caswell & Jackson, One Hundred and fifty to Wittberger & Smiths, fifty to Joseph Simmons and two Hundred to Wilson Hunt Merchants —
And Oblige
Sir your Very Humble. Sert.
Saml. Hodgdon Esqre Isaac Gregg
[Received from / State D[ept] / [undecipherable]]
[Archival insert from microfilm publication: "Enclosure/s — The following enclosure/s was/were found with this document. Only those enclosures that were found with the cover document are displayed herewith. (Missing enclosures may, however, appear elsewhere in this publication.)"]
Sir Pittsburgh [undecipherable] March 179[undecipherable]
[ink blot obscures opening text] [undecipherable] you
two Hundred Dollars which please
place to my Act [undecipherable] me a
Rect. — I am sorry it has not been
in my power to have Sent you [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] before this, which I fully exp[ec]ted [to]
have done, but the payment of the Army
has been so long re[undecipherable: probable reading "prolonged"] that it has
prevented it[,] [undecipherable] taken place
therefore [undecipherable] some Money [undecipherable]
that quarter [undecipherable] I Shall send
you the [undecipherable] —
your Humble Servt.
Isaac Gregg
Mr Howard
[Very damaged receipt/endorsement — partially legible]
[undecipherable] 1796 [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] in full of the within [undecipherable]
Dollars 20[undecipherable]
for Wilson Hunt
Robert [undecipherable]
Mar 2 [undecipherable]
Sir, Pittsburgh 2. March 1796
Inclosed I have Sent you Twenty
Dollars. Coll. Hadgdon Will pay your
Fifty more which please place to my
Act [undecipherable] me a Rect. — I Should
have [undecipherable] sent you the [undecipherable] before this
[undecipherable] the [p]ayment of the Army has been
[undecipherable: probable reading "protracted"] beyond expectation, that it has
now taken [p]lace [undecipherable] Shall before
[undecipherable] receive Some Money [undecipherable] that
[undecipherable] I Shall send [undecipherable]
the Balance —
yr Humble. Servt.
Isaac Gregg
Mrs. Simmons,
[Very damaged receipt/endorsement — partially legible]
Philadelphia, [undecipherable] 1796 [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] in full of the within [undecipherable]
Dollars 20[undecipherable]
for Joseph Simmons
Robert [undecipherable]
Mar 2
Gent Pittisburgh 2. March 1796
Coll. Hodgdon Will pay you
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars Which
please place to my Act And forward me
a Rect. — I Should have Sent you
More and before this, but the [p]ayment
of the Army has been [undecipherable: probable reading "prolonged"] beyond
exp[ec]tations, that it has now [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] some more —
your Friend and Humble Servt.
Isaac Gregg
Messrs. [W?]. [G?]. Smith.
Philadelphia March 29. 1796 Received of
Samuel Hodgdon One hundred and fifty Dollars in full
of the within [undecipherable] Invoice. —
Dollars 150.
Wittberger & [undecipherable]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Two hundred dollars will be paid by Hodgdon on the amount owed by Gregg. He is sorry it has taken so long for the army to have the funds to pay the debt.
Date
03/02/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Pittsburgh
Document number
1796030290001
Page start
4
Note
Difficult to read.
Reverse of document notes payment.
Notable persons
Wilson Hunt
Isaac Gregg
Samuel Hodgdon
Robert Stephen
Notable locations
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Notable items
letter of advice
credit
account
payment of the army
money


