Mr. Lyman's Health is Critical, Etc.

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Springfield Nov.^r 13^th 1800. Sir, Enclosed you have an Estimate of the probable amounts of Expenditures on account of the Armory at this Post for the Month of November inst. Mr Lyman is principally confined to his Bed his situation is critical. Your friendly enquiries after his Health, is greatfully received — he tenders you his best respects. I am Sir Most respectfully Your Obedient Servant, Joseph Williams Samuel Hodgdon Esq.^re [Received from State Dep.^t Nov 24, R.P.O. 401310] [Address panel: Samuel Hodgdon Esq. / Superintendent of Stores / Philadelphia] [Docket notation, partially illegible: November 13 / [undecipherable] Williams / [undecipherable] of Stores / [undecipherable] 10, 1800]

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Autograph Letter Signed

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Enclosed is an estimate of the expenditures of the Armory for November. Mr. Lyman's condition is critical and he is confined to his bed. Hodgdon's wishes for his improved health are gratefully received.