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To George Washington from Christopher Richmond, 24 December 1795

From Christopher Richmond

City of Washington [D.C.] 24th December 1795

Sir

I had the honor to receive your favor of the 20th yesterday. I am very much gratified by your acceptance of a Copy of my old friend Steel’s Labors—And I will be particularly careful to forward the Letter which you have favored him with to London by the first Vessel from this quarter, or from Baltimore—And this I hope will be soon; because I know Mr Steel will be made happy by the early receipt of it.1

The Hotel is nearly covered in, and will be entirely so, in the course of next Week; weather permitting—It is really a very handsom brick Building, and I wish it may soon [be] finished, furnished, and well tenanted. With the most perfect respect and esteem I have the honor to be Sir Your most obedient and very humble Servant

C. Richmond

ALS, DLC:GW.

1The letters to Richmond and to David Steel have not been identified. They evidently contained thanks for the books transmitted with Richmond’s letter to GW of 21 October.

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