Receipt of Goods
Document 1798Letter, mentions that a few of the bales of goods received from Mr. Hamilton's teams were wet because of the continual rains.
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[Cover/address side of letter]
[Address, written diagonally:]
James [undecipherable] [undecipherable]
by [undecipherable]
to Brig[adier]
Gen[era]l [undecipherable]
Indian [undecipherable]
South District [undecipherable]
Mr. [undecipherable]
[undecipherable]
[David Henley]
[Knoxville]
[57]
[Mr Hodgson]
[Sir]
[286 Dollars Recd on the [undecipherable] 1793 — with James Hamiltons administrators per receipt Book]
The Goods by Mr Hamiltons teams was all delivered, a few of the Bales was not owing to the continual rains there has been in this Country when on their way here —
I have enclosed David Buchanan receipt for two hundred and eighty dollars — Mr Hooker has advanced for the Baton trade me one hundred and twenty dollars —
I am Sir
Your Hum: Servt
Davd. Henley
Knoxville
the 8th July 1792
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Letter, mentions that a few of the bales of goods received from Mr. Hamilton's teams were wet because of the continual rains.
Date
07/21/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Knoxville
Collection
Document number
1798072180001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
David Henley
James Hamilton
David Buchanan
Hooker
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Knoxville
Notable items
bales
teams

