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To Alexander Hamilton from Daniel Bradley, 4 October 1799

From Daniel Bradley, 4 October 1799

Staunton 4th. Octobr. 1799

Sir,

Lieut Lewis has Just Shewn me you⟨r⟩ letter ordering him to Willmington in Delaware he will of necessity be detained a few days to settle his affairs at this place, and I dont see how I can form a Court without him & I wish to be inform’d whether his recruits are to go with him to Wilmington with him, or not.

In hast I am yours with respect—

D. Bradley Majr

4th. U.S Rgt.

The Honbl. Majr Genl A. Hamilton—New York

(ALS, Hamilton Papers, Library of Congress).

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    To Alexander Hamilton from Daniel Bradley, 4 October 1799
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