Settling the General's Unpaid Bill

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[address: Samuel Hodgson Esqr / Philadelphia] [postal notation: undecipherable] [docket: No 5704] Geo Town Sept. 13^th 1800 Sir I have only a moments time to inform you that the Bill continues unpaid The Genl. [undecipherable] to [undecipherable: probable reading "heard"] from [undecipherable] and to [undecipherable] [the] city to day for the Springs I know not how long he will be gone — but he seems perfectly willing that the business should be accommodated [undecipherable] the manner I before suggested. I ho[pe] [undecipherable] mail will bring me orders from [undecipherable] what is to be done with the Bill [undecipherable] P.Hagen

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Autograph Letter Signed

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Hagner wants to know what is to be done with the bill that continues to be unpaid. The general has yet to hear from Mr. Stevens and he leaves George Town today for the Springs. He seems perfectly willing to have the business accommodated in the manner already suggested.