Letter to James McHenry
Document 1797St. Hilaire sends this note to James McHenry to establish the bonafides of the bearer. The business being conducted is not specified.
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Sir
if you was oblige to make some
Sacrifice for to pay— don to me
that money— here is the people
and the town being most be charge
to morrow— I have nothing but
780 [strikethrough: undecipherable] [undecipherable] any
before thursday— I have promised to
do all— [strikethrough: undecipherable]
on thursday— be Confident on me
again two or three day— that our
[undecipherable] fall on your hands on thursday
[strikethrough: undecipherable]
to have the charges off all the besouts
I know the bearer— I pleg you my
honnour that you shall satisfait soon—
excuse this letter but I fear— of every-
thing and I must make haste, I am
P.D. Philaire
10 oclock —
[23 May 1797
Sent a check in the name of
Hmait for us on account of
the draughts, maps & memoirs.
the check for one hundred Dollars.
Samuel Lewis &nt]
[Col me henry]
[Secretary of War]
[Philadelphia]
[no 20 or 22]
Type
Letterbook
Description
St. Hilaire sends this note to James McHenry to establish the bonafides of the bearer. The business being conducted is not specified.
Date
05/20/1797
Author
Recipient
Repository
Collection
Document number
1797052040002
Page start
1
Note
The address leaf contains a note by Samuel Lewis.
Notable persons
James McHenry
Felix D St. Hilaire
Notable locations
Philadelphia

