Letter to Secretary at War
Document 1797In this letter St. Hilaire is brokering a sale of muskets with James McHenry. McHenry's nephew is involved in this transaction.
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[rec. 31 May 1797]
Col. Mchenry
Secretary at War
philadelphia
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Wednesday, May, 31, 1797
nine oClock
Sir
I just Receive — 350 fusils mor— on the price of 2 ¼ piece— 787 [undecipherable] ¼ I can not give on[strikethrough: ly]— 69$ [strikethrough: Sell] Send to me a Chek of 98 and 25 cents— to morrow your nephew— will Come— with all my cheks— and I will give to him the chevalier [undecipherable] chek for— I am sorry to trouble you— but I must do the besons my Self — here is my chek— for the 98 —
I am Sir
Felix d. St. Hilaire
p. S. you will certainly do not forget— to Send the Key—
Type
Letterbook
Description
In this letter St. Hilaire is brokering a sale of muskets with James McHenry. McHenry's nephew is involved in this transaction.
Date
05/31/1797
Author
Recipient
Repository
Collection
Document number
1797053140001
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
Felix D St. Hilaire
chevalier
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
fusils

