Requesting Mr. Denny to Forward Loaned Books, Etc.
Document 1800Wagner asks Hodgdon to assist him in urging Mr. Denny to return the books that Wagner had loaned him.
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Washington, 13th July 1800
Dear Sir
No [underline: safe] opportunity has offered until I have the pleasure to send you the $2000 by Mr Ferrall of the Auditor's office. Be pleased to acknowledge the receipt of the money. In return I beg leave to avail myself of your offer of Service, and to request you to obtain from Mr Denny and forward to me the following books I sent him viz.
Murphy's Tacitus 4 vol.
Gibbon's miscellaneous works } 3 do.
Public characters — 1 do.
Tendering myself to you for any future commands
I remain, Dr Sir, with great regard,
your most obed. Servt
Jacob Wagner
Samuel Hodgdon Esqr }
Philadelphia }
[Address panel: Samuel Hodgdon Esqr. / Philadelphia / favd by W. Ferrall]
[Docket, upper right, rotated: Hodgdon / No 17 / 13 July 1800]
[Archival number, circled: 165]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Wagner asks Hodgdon to assist him in urging Mr. Denny to return the books that Wagner had loaned him.
Date
07/13/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Washington
Document number
1800071380001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Jacob Wagner
Mr. Ferrall of the Auditor's Office
Mr. Denny
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Washington
Notable items
receipt of the money
Murphy's Tacitus (4 volumes)
Gibbons Miscellaneous Works (3 volumes)
Public Characters (1 volume)
future commands

