Cool Weather Favorable for Escaping the Fever, Etc.
Document 1800Stevens offers to send Governor Sargent's trunk to New Orleans by the vessel "Julian" which sails soon. Since the weather is cool, the prospects of escaping the fever this season. It is, however, sickly in the country. Mr. Osgood on Long Island has had 18 members of his family sick and he has lost two of his children.
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[Address:] [undecipherable] Hosp[ital?] [undecipherable] / [undecipherable] Philadelphia
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[31 Nov]
New York 16 Septem 1800
Samuel Hodgson Esqr.
Sir Your respects of 15. Insts with its enclosure is duly received, shall forward it to New Orleans, by the Indiana, it being in time.
If you will send me Gov. [undecipherable] Trunk, I will forward it, to my friend in No Or the Indiana, sails on Sunday, and if it can be here by Saturday, will put it on board of her, if not I can ship it by some other opportunity, as they are very frequent.—
The weather is remarkably cool, and the [undecipherable] is very favorable of our escaping the fever, this Season — it is however very sickly in the Country — Mr Osgood has had 18 in his family, Sick, lost two of his Children, he lives at New-town Long Island. — My family all enjoy good health, except Ledyard, who complains of his old disorder— Your Sir Mos Respecty.
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Stevens offers to send Governor Sargent's trunk to New Orleans by the vessel "Julian" which sails soon. Since the weather is cool, the prospects of escaping the fever this season. It is, however, sickly in the country. Mr. Osgood on Long Island has had 18 members of his family sick and he has lost two of his children.
Date
09/16/1800
Author
Recipient
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New York
Document number
1800091680001
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1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Ebenezer Stevens
Notable locations
Philadelphia
New York

