Box of Clothing Received
Document 1789Informs the Secretary at War that he has received the box of clothing agreeable to the invoice.
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⇣West Point Feby 2 1789. Sir, I have received your Letter of December 22d, 1788 on the 20thUltimo, together with a Box of Clothing, which [illegible] was all [illegible] agreeable to the Invoice. I now forward by the Bearer, the Return of Ordnance and Quarter Masters for the month of January 1789. I am sir [illegible] The Honorable Major Genl Knox Secretary at War.
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West Point January 6th 1789 —
Sir/
I received your letter of 12th Ultimo by Mr Benjn Hope, also the Military Stores agreeable to the Invoice, all in good Order—
I now forwards by the Bearer Mr Ketchum the Returns of Ordnance and Quarter Masters Stores for the Month of December 1788 ——
Mr Garrison has drawn an Order in favour of Mr James Johnston, for the Amount of his Account, for the last Winter Wood
[strikethrough: Mr Byren has drawn an Order in favour of Mr Timothy Ketchum, of the Amount of his Account for making the 200 [undecipherable] Cords — I am Sir &c]
The Honourable
Major Genl Knox
Secretary at War—
Type
Letterbook
Description
Informs the Secretary at War that he has received the box of clothing agreeable to the invoice.
Date
02/02/1789
Author
Recipient
Sent from
West Point
Collection
Document number
1789020240055
Page start
36
Note
Cites Knox to Price 12/22/1788.
Notable persons
Henry Knox
William Price
quartermaster
Notable locations
West Point
Notable items
clothing
invoice
box
return of ordnance
return of quartermasters stores

