Requests Info about Bank of Baltimore Stocks; Reports Son's Army Activity
Document 1798Refers to previous purchase of stock with the Bank of Baltimore. Reports that son George is not as anxious to quit the army because of the change in his seniors, although it remains difficult.
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[undecipherable] wrote [undecipherable] you few days igo [undecipherable: enclosing?]
[undecipherable] [undecipherable] shares of Stock bought for
[undecipherable] giving credit for 200 dollars rec'd from al[undecipherable]
[undecipherable]regard and you Dividends at the Bank of Balt[undecipherable]
the last Six months, afterwards abou[undecipherable] $526-39[undecipherable]
[undecipherable]ns to your credit a new acco[undecipherable].
I find that my Son George is not
[undecipherable] anxious about quitting the Army now —
probability is, that his services may be required
perhaps than once, but I believe to fo[undecipherable] is it
[undecipherable] to support himself on the pay and rations
of George — as an Clerg of Ten Thousand Dollars in to
[undecipherable] with Officers &c — do you think My Dear Sir
could be promoted so as to make his situation more
[undecipherable], these troops may very likely be stationed
on the Sea coast which would be more pleasing)
than a situation in the Wilderness — he has been made
four Years an Officer and on that acct may be considered
as having a claim for preferment. I beg pardon
for troubling you so often, but I am sure you will
not be offended with my solicitude on this acct.
be persuaded of my esteem and regards
and that I am always
Dear Sir yours &c &c
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Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Refers to previous purchase of stock with the Bank of Baltimore. Reports that son George is not as anxious to quit the army because of the change in his seniors, although it remains difficult.
Date
06/09/1798
Author
Recipient
Repository
Collection
Document number
1798060940101
Page start
1
Notable persons
James McHenry
George Salmon
George Salmon, Jr.
Notable locations
Baltimore
Bank of Baltimore

