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Document 1798Letter, dis receipt of Wilkinson's goods.
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Philadelphia 16 Octo 1790
Sir—
James Hartford Waggoner has this day delivered ^he three Barrels to your address, which he received of Major Isaac Craig for General Wilkinson at Pittsburg — To accomodate you I have them at Dunwoody's Inn High Street Sign of the Eagle — The transportation, say 56 Cents @ a Dollar a hundred comes to 22, 56 Dollars, which be pleased to send me when you send for the Casks to enable me to settle with the Waggoner — I hope yourself and family are well — The fever to day is again rather unfavourable — more deaths and New Cases than for several days preceeding —
I am Sir,
Your Most Obedient Servant
Samuel Hodgdon
Jonathan Williams Esq —
[address panel: Jonathan Williams Esquire / Near / Philadelphia]
[docket notation upper right: [undecipherable] Sam. Hodgdon / Phila Oct 16. 1790]
[numerical calculations in upper portion of address panel:
18:82
22.56
22.25
11.81
18.11
75 / 52 / 75 — 9 / 16 / 11 — 75 / 5]
[notation at bottom of address panel: 425]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter, dis receipt of Wilkinson's goods.
Date
10/10/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Collection
Document number
1798101015001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Jonathan Williams
Samuel Hodgdon
James Hartford
Major Isaac Craig
General Wilkinson
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Dunwoody Inn
High Street
Notable items
barrels
sign of the Eagle
transportation
dollars
casks
waggoner
family
fever
deaths
cases
days.

