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From Alexander Hamilton to Caleb Swan, 11 April 1800

To Caleb Swan, 11 April 1800

NY. April 11th. 1800

Sir,

I have received your letter of the 29th of March with it’s enclosure, and have Captain George Demler being dead I can not say what ought to be done in respect to the ballance due from in this case ⟨relative⟩ I have written to Lt. Hyde requesting him to state to me the causes which have retarded a the settlement of his Accounts.

You may rely be assured I shall omit no measures that may be necessary to bring him to a speedy explanation, and, if there has been any thing culpable in his conduct, to have it properly noticed—

I delay omit saying any thing relative to the cases of the other Gentlemen untill I ⟨believe⟩ shall have conferred with General Wilkinson who is expected speedily ere long to arrive in this place.

C Swan Esr

(Df, in the handwriting of Thomas Y. How, Hamilton Papers, Library of Congress).

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