Enclosed passport from Secretary of State
Document 1799Encloses a passport by the Secretary of State. Had hoped that the recipient could enjoy his farm in Hartford County.
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[Mr McHenry mailed [undecipherable] industry industries]
[Vide queries]
[15 Jan 1799]
[19 feb 1800]
[E. Raphel]
Trenton 15 Sepr 1799.
Dear Sir,
I received by yesterdays mail, your letter dated Baltimore the [undecipherable] last. It would have been very grateful to my sensibility, to have heard that you had found upon your Farm in Harford County, those comforts which might have consoled you in some measure, in your mind during the Storm which has agitated so great a portion of the civilized world.
I hope however, that the future will make you amends for the past, and that you will soon be enabled to present better prospects to your family. You may assure Madam Raphel of my esteem and the pleasure it will always afford me to be serviceable to her.
Inclosed is a passport signed by the Secretary of State which I hope will answer your expectations.
I have the honor to be
Your Obt St
James McHenry
E Raphel Esqr
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Encloses a passport by the Secretary of State. Had hoped that the recipient could enjoy his farm in Hartford County.
Date
09/15/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Repository
Collection
Document number
1799091500001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Stephen Raphel
James McHenry
Madam Raphel
Secretary of State
Notable locations
Baltimore
War Department
Hartford County
Maryland
Trenton
Abington
Notable items
farm
passport

