Letter to the Secretary at War
Document 1800Letter to the Secretary at War, mentions the Navy [highly illegible document]
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[The preceding pages of this document are wholly or in part illegible.]
[undecipherable]tions for [undecipherable]. Not being much ac-
quainted with any mercantile Gentleman or
[undecipherable] and money Transactions as not
properly appertaining to Members of Congress I have
taken the liberty of troubling, as I think H. [undecipherable]
was [undecipherable] by Mr Collins to enable me to take up
in the City that I have endorsed in part payment for
[undecipherable] Tons of hemp that he purchased and wheat he is
now [undecipherable] for the Navy. As Mr Collins's Note
will become due in a few Days [strikethrough: I have] I have taken
the liberty, for the sake of Despatch of inclosing to
you who are in [undecipherable] a Bale of Letters from the
post office the [undecipherable] Should have been forwar-
ded [undecipherable] Days ago but I was absent from the City.
I am Sir with the utmost Respect
Your obd. Servt
A. Hu. Williamson
Honble Ja. McHenry
[Address panel:]
[undecipherable] [undecipherable]
Honble James McHenry
Secy. of War
Philadelphia
[Right margin notation, partially cut off and illegible: undecipherable]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Letter to the Secretary at War, mentions the Navy [highly illegible document]
Date
04/07/1800
Author
Recipient
Repository
Collection
Document number
1800040740301
Page start
1
Note
Highly illegible
Notable persons
James McHenry
Hugh Williamson
Navy
Congress
Collins
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
note
hemp

