From Alexander Hamilton to Isaac Hazlehurst, 26 December 1793
To Isaac Hazlehurst1
Treasury Department
December 26. 1793
Sir
On a review of the Papers which you furnished me respecting the Sloop Hannah,2 I observe no charge for Insurance. Concluding therefore that none was made upon her, I request that you will be good enough to take the further trouble of having it done. The errand she went upon need not be declared. Some inconvenience might still arise from its being known, that this particular vessel was the bearer of the Dispatches, which she carried. With much consideration & esteem I am Sir Your obedient serv
A Hamilton
Isaac Hazelhurst Esqr
ALS, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
1. For background to this letter, see H to Hazlehurst, August 23, 1793.