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To Alexander Hamilton from Timothy Taylor, 24 March 1800

From Timothy Taylor, 24 March 1800

Danbury March 24 1800

Sir,

From the solicita⟨tion⟩ ⟨——⟩ Cadwell a Man of some resp⟨——⟩ the County of Hartford, I am ⟨———⟩ to your Honor that he has ⟨— enlisted⟩ into the 13th. Regiment one by the name of Matthew & the other Justus Cadwell, the first has served in the Western Army and has become a desolute charector, he is now a deserter from the Regt., the other appears to be a likely young man, is a Corporal in Capt. Miegs Company—the Father is extremely anxious to obtain his discharge from the service, (as you will see by his letters which he wished me to inclose,) and has enl⟨is⟩ted a Man by the name of Abner B. Chap⟨el⟩ the barer of this letter for that purpose; he is engaged for and during the existing differences or for five years, at the option of Goverment; provided he can be accepted in the place of Justus Cadwell—As I do not feel myself authorised to make the exchange, I beg leave to request your decision upon the Subject, if it should take place Chapel will go immediately to the Regt. and if he should not have any bodyly defects to ⟨prevent⟩ his being Mustered I presume the service ⟨———⟩ injured by the exchange—

I ⟨——⟩ Honor to be ⟨—— grea⟩test Respect ⟨——— O⟩bedt Servant

⟨Timo⟩ Taylor

Honble. A Hamilton Esquire

(ALS, Hamilton Papers, Library of Congress), enclosing Matthew Cadwell to Taylor [March, 1800] (ALS, Hamilton Papers, Library of Congress); Cadwell to Elihu Sandford, December 12, 1799 (ALS, Hamilton Papers, Library of Congress).

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