Shipments of Clothing to Commanders of Corps
Document 1793Discusses contract for clothing. Gives recommendations on how to ship the clothing to its destinations, respective Corps, along with invoices. Wants to avoid packages shipping without knowledge of contents.
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Philadelphia 24 June 93
Sir—
The Bearer comes forward with the first of the Clothing under the last contract — to prevent mistake or confusion, I shall send in the Clothing entire for each Corps, and as you perceive by the enclosed invoice I begin with the Artillery, and I would recommend it to you to observe the same order and Method in when you Ship the Clothing for its ultimate Destination — when the invoices accompany the Casks, Boxes and Bales, the contents of each will be known and an immediate reference may save trouble — I shall send a general Invoice of the artile
forwarded to the Commander in Chief and Duplicates to each of the Commanders of Corps — with such information they will be enabled to know when the whole of the Clothing for their respective Corps have come to hand — too much attention cannot be paid to this particular to prevent any package from going forward whose contents are unknown — a complaint formerly made by a person [underline: then] high in Office —
am,
Sir,
your Most Obedient Servant
Samuel Hodgson
Major Isaac Craig
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Discusses contract for clothing. Gives recommendations on how to ship the clothing to its destinations, respective Corps, along with invoices. Wants to avoid packages shipping without knowledge of contents.
Date
06/24/1793
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1793062436001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Isaac Craig
Samuel Hodgdon
bearer
Commander in Chief
Commanders of Corps
Notable locations
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Notable items
clothing
contract
cash
invoice
artillery
cask
boxes
bales
package

