Return of an Unserviceable Horse
Document 1799Mr. Dunwoody has agreed to take back the horse that Mackey bought from him. The horse suffers from habitual lameness which Mackey discovered after travelling only one mile from Philadelphia. The horse will be returned with James Nicholson who will receive ninety dollars to be placed to Mackey' credit and who will retrieve the saddle and bridle.
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Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Mr. Dunwoody has agreed to take back the horse that Mackey bought from him. The horse suffers from habitual lameness which Mackey discovered after travelling only one mile from Philadelphia. The horse will be returned with James Nicholson who will receive ninety dollars to be placed to Mackey' credit and who will retrieve the saddle and bridle.
Date
04/03/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1799040380101
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Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
John Mackey
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
blind horse