No Abatement Yet Discoverable
Document 1798Among sundry supply matters, Hodgdon discusses the deaths, that may include the demise of his clerk, resulting from the ongoing fever in Philadelphia
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Philado 28th Sept 1798.
Sir
I have received your letter of 27th instant covering a Check on the Bank of the United States for three thousand two hundred Dollars on account of the Quarter Masters Department. Inclosed you have the requested receipt to annex to the warrant which I hope will be found right in point of form, if not such as you may dictate shall be sent You —
With Sentiments of Esteem
I am Sir
Your most Obedt Servant
Samuel Hodgdon
Samuel Meredith Esqr
Treasurer —
Philado 28th Sept 1798.
Sir
Inclosed you have my receipt for the last warrant. By this post I send a receipt to the Treasury for the same amount received by Check on the Bank — Please to inform Mr Jones, I have received his letter — I have as yet heard nothing from Mr Banger, but I fear the report he mentions will prove too true — I Sent a Special Messenger yesterday to ascertain what has become of him, he is not returned, but I expect him every moment. Mr Fenno's foreman died this morning Mr Paxton's son is next in the Office and expects to be next taken — His father is with him and fully employed — No abatement yet discoverable
God bless you adieu
Samuel Hodgdon
Mr Samuel Lewis
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Among sundry supply matters, Hodgdon discusses the deaths, that may include the demise of his clerk, resulting from the ongoing fever in Philadelphia
Date
09/28/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Document number
1798092828255
Page start
232
Notable persons
Samuel Lewis
Samuel Hodgdon
Mr. [Nathan] Jones
Mr. Banger
Mr. Fenno's foreman
Mr. Paxton's son
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
receipt for the last warrant
receipt
Treasury
bank

