Letter to James McHenry
Document 1797In this letter St. Hilaire cryptically discusses the logistical arrangements associated with an unspecified business.
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[St. Hilaire
1797]
[Col. Mchenry
Secretary at war
philadelphia]
Sir francefort 7 oclock morning
We are here for deliberation — all [strikethrough: Col] bagages is ready here — I am not mor fear of him if it is possible to me to go to town to day you shall have every thing — but I am oblig to translate 12 or 14 time the president address — I have touche money but I have not yet time to put in the bank — I will do every thing in my power to see you to day. Believe me
your obt
[H. St. Hilaire]
I Send this letter Directed to p. Dieff and I wrote to him to Deliver to your hands ——
Type
Letterbook
Description
In this letter St. Hilaire cryptically discusses the logistical arrangements associated with an unspecified business.
Date
05/20/1797
Author
Recipient
Repository
Collection
Document number
1797052040101
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
Felix D St. Hilaire
Philip Dick
Notable locations
Philadelphia