McClintock Much Indebted to Sundry People

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[Philadelphia— 19 Dec^r / from Bl & Gray / Rec^d 23 Dec^r / Ans 25 Dec^r] Samuel Hodgdon Esq 12b Philadelphia [stamp: Received from State Dep't Nov. 21 R.P.O.401310] Philadelphia Dec. 19. 1796 Samuel Hodgdon Esq Sir Your favour of 12^th Ult came duly to hand this day — we are afraid your Act against Samuel McIntosh will hardly be got, as he has left this place Sometime ago; being much Indebted to Sundry people of this place — However if he happens to [undecipherable] you may depend we put the Act. on Issue against him — We are with Respect Your ob^t Servants [undecipherable]

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Autograph Letter Signed

Description

The account against Samuel McClintoch will probably not be received since he left Shippensburgh some time ago indebted to many people. However, if he does return, the account will be put in force against him.