Fate of Two Thousand Dollars in Post Notes
Document 1800Williams is extremely anxious respecting the fate of the two thousand dollars in post notes. If they were routed through Boston they should have already come to hand and that is not the case. Prudence dictates the necessity of placing a check at the bank.
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[Capt. M. Willis
Sept. 1800
[undecipherable]]
[Post 4]
[Received
State Dept.
Nov. 24. 1804.
R.P.O. 401810.]
Annual Rations for
Garrison of Store
Philadelphia
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Williams is extremely anxious respecting the fate of the two thousand dollars in post notes. If they were routed through Boston they should have already come to hand and that is not the case. Prudence dictates the necessity of placing a check at the bank.
Date
10/04/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Springfield
Document number
1800100480101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Joseph Williams
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Springfield