Letter from James Hogun to George Washington
Hogun, JamesFebruary 19,
1780
Volume 14, Page 798
GEN. JAMES HOGUN TO. GEN. WASHINCTON.
[From Letters to Washington, No. 35 p. 375.]
Wilmington, Feby. 19th, 1780.
Sir:
I make no doubt but E'er this you have been Informed of the many Obsticles that has Tended to the Impedering my March to the Southward. I have at Length reachd. Wilmington and Expect (without some Unforeseen Accident) to be in Chas. Town in Ten days.
The accounts from the Southwards are so Vague that it will be needless to mention them, as you must undoubtedly have a more authentic one before this reached you than I am able to give.
Am, with the Highest Esteem,
Your Excellencie's Most Obt. Humble Servt.,
Your Excellencie's Most Obt. Humble Servt.,
JAMES HOGUN, B. G.
[Endorsed]
Wilmington, No. Carolina,
19th Feby., 1780.
From Genl. Hogun.
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