Reports Abrupt Departure of Mr. Dandridge
Document 1796Reports sudden departure of Mr. Dandridge, based on unworthy motives, although he considers him a character of integrity.
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Mount Vernon 1st Augt 1796
[Private]
Dear Sir,
This letter will be presented to you by Mr Dandridge, who has rejoined my family and proceeds to Philadelphia in order to facilitate the recording of my loose files.—
As he left my family a little suddenly, I thought it necessary to mention this matter to you, lest that Circum-stance should be ascribed to unworthy motives; none of which I have to charge him with, as I always [strikethrough: have] (sic) had, and still have, a high opinion of his honor and integrity.—
I am your Sincere friend and Affectionate Servt
(Signed) Go Washington
James McHenry Esqr.
Type
Autograph, Contemporaneous or Certified Copy, Signed
Description
Reports sudden departure of Mr. Dandridge, based on unworthy motives, although he considers him a character of integrity.
Date
08/01/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Mount Vernon
Repository
Collection
Document number
1796080140101
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
George Washington
Mr. Dandridge
Notable locations
Mount Vernon
Philadelphia

