Regarding the Swords
Document 1800Williams has written to Mr. Starr regarding the swords and will let Hodgdon know as soon as he receives an answer.
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Springfield April 11.th [undecipherable]
Sir,
Your letters of the 15.th & 18.th instant the latter covering two thousand Dollars in Post Notes, are duly received. — I have wrote M.r Starr relative to the Swords agreeable to your directions, as soon as I have his answer — I will advise you of the same —.
I am
Sir
Y.r Obedient Servant
[undecipherable]
3 of 500 Doll.r N.o 308 to 310.
5 — 100 Doll.r N.o 790 to 794 —
dated 4.th April, 1800.
[flourish]
Samuel Hodgdon Esquire
[Address panel, verso:]
Samuel Hodgdon Esquire
p. D. [undecipherable] Inhabitants of [undecipherable]
Philadelphia
[Docket notation, rotated:] Capt. [undecipherable] Williams / [undecipherable] 1000 Dollars / [undecipherable] / [undecipherable] recd.
[Archival stamp:] Received from State Dep.t Nov. 24. 1894. R.P.O 401310.
Type
Document
Description
Williams has written to Mr. Starr regarding the swords and will let Hodgdon know as soon as he receives an answer.
Date
04/11/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Springfield
Document number
1800041180101
Notable persons
Colonel Joseph Williams
Samuel Hodgdon
Mr. Starr
Notable locations
Springfield
Philadelphia
Intendant of Stores Office
Notable items
post notes
swords

