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Document 1798Hodgdon discusses transporting gun stocks by water to Hartford and two more deaths due to the fever ravaging Philadelphia.
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Philada 29 Septr 1798-
Si
I have received your letter of the 25 instant. Twenty thousand Gun Stocks in the rough may be transported to Hartford in a Vessel suitable for the Voyage— and I think any given number of Stocks may be delivered into the Public Stores at Springfield at four Cents each. I expect the Vessel back every day that carried the last Stocks, and doubt not she may again be employed for the same Service— Ten Thousand seasoned Stocks may be procured this fall say in three Months, Captain Joseph Anthony died [strikethrough: this] Morning, Doctr Leib died last evening no abatement
I am Si
your most Obedt Servt
Samuel Hodgson
Oliver Wolcott Esqr
Philada 5 October 1798-
Si
I have received your Note of the 29th ultimo enclosing Major Craigs draft on me for two hundred dollars I have accepted it and now return it through the same medium as [undecipherable: probable reading: agreeably] to your request —— I am
Si
your most Obt Sert
Samuel Hodgson
Mr Samuel Price
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Hodgdon discusses transporting gun stocks by water to Hartford and two more deaths due to the fever ravaging Philadelphia.
Date
09/29/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Document number
1798092928255
Page start
235
Notable persons
Oliver Wolcott, Jr.
Samuel Hodgdon
Capt. Joseph Anthony
Doctor Leib
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Hartford
Springfield
Notable items
gun stocks in the rough
vessel suitable for the voyage
public stores at Springfield
no abatement

