Articles for the Six Nations of Indians
Document 1796On the subject of the articles for the Six Nations of Indians, Hodgdon has directed that any expense involved will be paid on presentment of Manning's account and draft. Manning explains that it was inadvertent that the account against the public was not made out separate from the others.
James Manning & Co 31st Octo 1796 Recd 1st November
Samuel Hodgdon Esqr
Philadelphia
New York Oct. 31st. 1796
Mr. Samuel Hodgdon.
Sir
We are favoured with yours of
the 27th. Instant-In your letter of the 20th. August on the subject of the articles for the six nations of Indians you say any expence that may attend the businefs shall be paid on presentment of your acct. & Draft. As we had the Bills you forwarded for collection, we thought it uselefs to draw on you for this small sum and again draw in yours your favour on Mr. Barnes for the avails of the draft-It was inadvertence in us, that the account against the public was not made out separate from the other -We inclose you the accounts & receipt which you forwarded signed as you requested-
We are Sir
Your Obed. Servants
James Manning & Co.
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