Missing Letter Containing Post Notes
Document 1798Hodgdon is trying to find a letter, containing post notes and addressed to Thomas Holt, that appears to be missing. It now appears necessary to apply to the bank for payment of the amount of the notes.
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Philada 11 Sept. 1795.
Sir,
I have at length obtained an order for sending to you One thousand Musket Stocks, and the remaining part of the Iron in Store purchased in consequence of a former Requisition. No opportunity presenting to transport it direct to any Contiguous Post, I am oblige to avail myself of the old method of sending by the way of New york, and they are shipped accordingly — The Captain has engage to deliver them to you or your [undecipherable] at Hartford; and as he sails to morrow or next day, I thus advise you that you may be on the look out for their arrival.
I am,
Mr. David Ames, Sir,
Springfield — your most obedient Servant.
Samuel Hodgdon
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Hodgdon is trying to find a letter, containing post notes and addressed to Thomas Holt, that appears to be missing. It now appears necessary to apply to the bank for payment of the amount of the notes.
Date
04/11/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Document number
1798041128255
Page start
56
Notable persons
Thomas Willing
Samuel Hodgdon
Thomas Holt
the Directors
Notable locations
Philadelphia
New London, Virginia
Notable items
postmaster general
post notes
banks
dead letters
payment of the amount of the notes
every necessary caution
post office

