Regarding Suspicions of Double Dealings

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Type

Autograph Letter Signed

Description

Colonel Nevil delivered documents necessary to procure payment of St. Clair's transportation. Discusses new home in Philadelphia, where he enjoys his friends. Says he knows of no enemies of Craig. Secretary of War appreciates Craig's labors. Dismisses Craig's suggestions that Hodgdon is involved in double dealings. Asks to pay respects to Mrs. Craig and General Nevil's family. Expect to hear again from Congress on the St. Clair expedition. Will forward powder and lead.

Date

01/26/1793

Recipient

Sent from

Philadelphia

Document number

1793012636001

Page start

1

Note

Image quality is poor, document mostly legible.

Notable persons

Isaac Craig
Samuel Hodgdon
Colonel Nevil
Neville
General Arthur St. Clair
Auditor
Deputy Quartermaster General
enemies
Secretary of War
Mrs. Craig
General Nevil's family

Notable locations

Philadelphia

Notable items

enclosing documents
payment
transportation
dinner
draft
report
home
pay
Republican Government
labors
reward
double dealing
manly conduct
expedition
powder
lead