Henry Jackson To Henry Knox About Knoxs Unhappiness In Philadelphia And Shipping Of Knoxs Furnishings 5 December 1790

Notes he received Knox's letter of 21 November. Says he feels bad that Knox is not that happy in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania but reminds him that he must not expect all that elegance and convenience that you left in New York. Notes he is sending Knox's [wall]paper to him including a bill that will sail out on a ship the following day. Comments that the weather continues to be severely cold and a man was found frozen to death. Looks to Knox to give one of his friends a government appointment. Says the friends and family of Lt. Foule are looking to pick up his effects and his pay.