Letter to James McHenry
Document 1797Mr. St. Hilaire requests 80 dollars from James McHenry for some undetermined business.
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[April 29.]
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Sir
I got all the Commission given by a-
I got genl C. instruction — the only thing
I want to finishd the belouch — is the rages
of many citizens of america — I have receivd
together from you — 80 dollars — you most
send me again 80 dolls — the confidence you
most have on me will not be deceivd — munday
I pledge my hounour you shall have all —
I have only the time to be
your
13. dick market Street E. D. St hilaine [paraph]
no 305
Type
Letterbook
Description
Mr. St. Hilaire requests 80 dollars from James McHenry for some undetermined business.
Date
04/29/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Collection
Document number
1797042940201
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
Felix D St. Hilaire
General C.
Philip Dick
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Market Street

