Undated Enclosure
Document 1796Appears to be a list of goods, possibly requested by Sargent from Hodgdon in Philadelphia.
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[Cover, address panel:]
[undecipherable text along left margin]
[undecipherable] Hs [undecipherable] — Philadelphia
Mr. [McLennan?]
Philadelphia
[right margin:] en[close?]
men ell[undecipherable]
[Docket, lower right:] [W. Sargent?]
[undecipherable]
[undecipherable]
[undecipherable]
Cincinnati 23.d October 1796 —
Although I have been only one half hour arrived
( )
from a long and very fatiguing Journey which
has engaged me almost four months past my
Dear Sir I [can] not pass this Opportunity by
Mr. McCullough [as?] [Surgeon?] my best respects to
your Mrs. H[?] and your Family, and of whom have
likewise in my good wishes and Affections —
I say nothing to the [undecipherable] business
because I have not now sufficient time and
because you can not have much leisure but you
know you have been to signify your pleasure
to be furnished with the Details —
A McKenries has gone [undecipherable] further How his
the many Travels [so] far as to have been capable of or-
[undecipherable] sometimes [?] and curious from [?] Philadelphia, [?] —
Think he was any where and received in America
as I am told, Published in the [undecipherable], you can
and will soon [procure?] and send me his works as well
his [?] as he seems — McCullough [undecipherable] the [?]
[?] and Thing — The [loss?] in your [?] store I wish to come
and indeed I suspected it came Times past — McH[auff?]
promised to send me a [?] as Having — I give no [?]
[?] — [?] me the [handling?] as [?], men[?] [?]
so that I [can?] put them in Order and [become?] —
[strikethrough: undecipherable] I am sincerely yours
W. Sargent
Please send this one hired by a private hand —
I hope Mrs. H. [undecipherable] [?] other
worth makes for me —
[Enclosure:]
a Cask of excellent dry Sherry in the [undecipherable] — Mr. Henry
[undecipherable] knows where [?] with the — Cask it must be
better than the last — some Figs Cider, Apples, [?]
a Barrel of Whiskey Flour & Butter —
[?] Keg Townsend[?] fr Armstrong
[Archival stamp on verso:] Received from State Dept. Nov. 24, 1934. P.O. 401810
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Appears to be a list of goods, possibly requested by Sargent from Hodgdon in Philadelphia.
Date
10/23/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Cincinnati
Document number
1796102380102
Page start
5
Note
Enclosed in Winthrop to Hodgdon, 10/23/1796
Notable persons
Winthrop Sargent
Samuel Hodgdon
Henry Sheaff
Notable items
cask of sherry
cask
cider
apples
whiskey
flour
butter

