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To Edward Rutledge -

The Hague July 4. 1782
I do my self the Honour to inclose ...

From Robert R. Livingston -

Philadelphia 4th: July 1782
By every late advice from Holland ...


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From John Hodshon

Docno: PJA13d115

Author: Hodshon, John
Recipient: JA
Date: 1782-07-04

[salute] His Excellencÿ

By Capt: Trowbridge arrived from Boston received à Letter from our Mutual friend M. Isaak Smith1 with Two Bills on the Honnourable Henry Laurens Esqe. for bf550. Each which presúmed to present your Excellencÿ for Acceptance and request to retúrn the Same.
At same Time Shall be Obliged to your Excellencÿ to be Informed where to present the six Bills for payment falling due the 4 of next Month.
{p. 155}
I am on all Occasions with the profoundest Esteem and Consideration His Excellencÿ Your Most Obd: & Much Obligd Servt
[signed] John Hodshon
 
1. Isaac Smith Sr. was AA's uncle and a business associate of Hodshon. In 1780 Smith had forwarded a letter through Hodshon to JA at Paris ( AFC , 3:285).
Cite web page as: Founding Families: Digital Editions of the Papers of the Winthrops and the Adamses, ed.C. James Taylor. Boston: Massachusetts Historical Society, 2007.
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