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Iron and Supplies
Turnbull and Marnie have inferior iron. Superior iron in Carlisle. Agues iron to be delivered to Pittsburgh. Items to be cast, and price listed. Repairs and pay discussed.
James Robertson PapersInvoices and Delivery
Outlined discrepancies between the invoice and actual delivery of supplies and clothing. Hodgdon hopes to return to Philadelphia soon.
James Robertson PapersInvoice of Stores, Shot and Shells, Captain Crawford's Receipt
Encloses invoice of stores, part of which is shot and shell from Chamber's furnace. Vents of shells not yet bored. Captain Crawford's receipt for $200 enclosed.
James Robertson PapersInvalid pensioners for the State of Connecticut
List of invalid pensioners returned by the circuit court of United States to William Imlay - the Commissioner of Loans - for the State of Connecticut. Specifies monthly allowance.
Henry Knox PapersIntent to Pay Salary and Expenses
The Accountant's Office informs Jeremiah Olney that he will be paid $240 for salary and expenses regarding stores shipped to West Point New York.
Jeremiah Olney PapersInspections and Rejections of Clothing
Craig notes that, following a general order, he inspected the clothing. Several of the woolen overalls were found to be inferior. A further inspection of the stores has led to 424 pairs of overalls …
James Robertson PapersInformation of Movements & Situation in Northwest Indian Conflict, & Pension for the Family of Colonel Hardin
Reports his situation -- he has recently gained knowledge of the size and population of all the nearby Omee River Indian villages and the location of British agents among the Indians; notes the open …
John M. Brown & Preston Brown Papers, #105.Indian Attacks and Employment of Spies
Discussion over attacks from Allegheny Indians. Advised seeking help from Big Tree and other Indians that would defend the U.S. Promised support and supplies from U.S. for all involved. Advised …
James Robertson PapersIndian Attack on Fort Franklin, Etc.
Stewart has moved to Pittsburgh to establish a dry and wet goods business. He expects the fortifications to be finished by the end of March. He states that inhabitants of Pittsburgh would join with …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Inadequate Sums, Treasury, Disabled Howitzer
Sum of $500 is inadequate and short of expectation. Will draw on Jeremiah Barker for same. Expresses mortification over issue with Treasury. Encloses Charles Anderson's receipt for disabled howitzer.
James Robertson PapersHowell forwards funds to Major Craig
At the direction of the Secretary at War, Joseph Howell forwards official funds to Major Craig at Fort Pitt. Howell requests return receipt.
Isaac Craig PapersHorses for the General
William Morton informs the Commissary of Military Stores that he has been fortunate enough to find all of the horses in time to forward them to meet the general to proceed with the others.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Horse Furniture Purchased
The Secretary of War has received the estimate of horse furniture purchased by Hodgdon. He thinks it best that Hodgdon pay that amount out of the $35,000 that was transmitted by warrant the previous …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Hodgdon Needed in Philadelphia, Clothing for Captain Haskell
Craig insists that Hodgdon find someone to take charge of his business at Fort Washington so that no time is lost in returning by the quickest route to Pittsburgh.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Hodgdon discusses military stores with Major Craig
Hodgdon discusses the procurement of suitable river boats and clothing to be sent to Major Craig at Fort Pitt. Hodgdon also discusses the resignation of Major Zeigler.
Isaac Craig PapersHodgdon discusses military stores and accounting matters with Major Craig
Hodgdon informs Craig of a discrepancy on the invoice. The invoice does not account for the medicine shipped.
Isaac Craig PapersHiring Wagon for Indian Luggage
Letter, directs hiring wagon for Indian luggage.
Gilder Lehrman Collection.Heth solicits an appointment for his brother from Knox
Letter, discusses Indians; asks for military appointment; discusses medical condition.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]Henry Gaither intends to settle his account with Hodgdon
Gaither states that the proceeds from the sale of his sword will be used to settle his account with Hodgdon.
Isaac Craig PapersHalf-Pay for Mrs. Schwartz
Hughes acknowledges that he should have responded sooner but for too many letters to write and the fact that the post only tarried for two hours. Schwartz enlisted on 14 February and is willing for …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Greaton's Account
Due to being unwell and forgetful, Greaton is just now sending the receipt for the $500 Mr. Brown brought him. In examining his account, he finds that he has one month's pay more than he is being …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Grand National Council, Indian Affairs
Advises against disputes with neighboring Indians for fear it will spread to all southern tribes. Result of Grand National Council was peace among Cherokees towards U.S.
Executive Papers, Office of Governors LettersGoods for General Sargent
Daniel Sargent sends goods requested by his uncle, Winthrop Sargent (father of the general), on board the brig Swallow. Hodgdon is to forward the goods to General Sargent. Request of Sargent's …
First Congress: President's Message Transmitting Reports From the Secretary of War to the Senate [1A-E4] (RG46)
