The Wood is Dry and Tolerably Good
Document 1797The wood on the wharf, being dry and tolerably good, is being sent to Hodgdon and debited to his account. Lieutenant Marschalk marched through on Sunday on his way to Reading. The stores are gone to Brunswick.
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[undecipherable] Major [undecipherable]
9 Novem
1797
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Sambt. Novem. 1797.
Samuel Hodgdon
Sir
having [undecipherable] to [Phily] an[d] [undecipherable] Wood on the wharf[f] [undecipherable] would venture to send it to you [undecipherable] tolerable good, I have [undecipherable] your a/c at [undecipherable] afford takeing it together, I will put [undecipherable] the [undecipherable] producing you [undecipherable] Gen. Marachall, marched through th[e] Sunday for [undecipherable]; your three came into the stores are gone to [undecipherable: Brunswick?] the [undecipherable]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
The wood on the wharf, being dry and tolerably good, is being sent to Hodgdon and debited to his account. Lieutenant Marschalk marched through on Sunday on his way to Reading. The stores are gone to Brunswick.
Date
11/01/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Lamberton
Document number
1797110180101
Page start
1
Note
Partially illegible.
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Peter Hunt
Marschalk
Notable locations
Lamberton
wharf
Brunswick
Notable items
wood

