Paying McIntire for Forage, Etc.

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Major Craig 8th August 1794 Bags wanted [circled: 77] [stamped: Received from State Dep’t. Nov. 24. 1894. R.P.O. 401310]

Samuel Hodgdon, Esqr Philadelphia [stamped: Received from State Dep’t. Nov. 24. 1894. R.P.O. 401310 Pittsburg 8th August 1784 Dear Sir, I have to inform you that I have yesterday taken the Liberty of drawing on you in favour of Mr. John McIntire of Wheeling for Six hundred and thirty three Dollars at ten days Sight, Mr. McIntire having furnished a quantity of Forage which has been sent to Fort Washington & also sundry articles for the post at Wheeling.
I have this day received instructions from the Qm Genl to send him one thousand four Bushel Bags in addition to the 1000 last order. I have enclosed you an Extract of his letter so far as it respects that article, and have to beg of you to Procure & send forward without delay five hundred bags of the quality & Capacity he mentions I shall endeavour to Procure the other 500 in this Country.
I am Dear Sir Your very Obedt Huml Servant Isaac Craig DQMG Saml Hodgdon Esqr Philada Extract of a Letter from the Qrm Genl Dated Greeneville 14th July 1794 to Isaac Craig Depy QrMGenl at Pittsburg - I must now insist on your sending without one moments delay, 1000 four Bushel bags in addition to those formerly ordered, & shou’d you find any Difficulty in procuring them in the Western Country, you will have that number bought either Twill’d or made by the sail makers in Philadelphia of Top sail duck and sent foward as soon as possible.

Type

Letter Signed

Description

Craig is drawing on Hodgdon $633 for John McIntire who furnished a quantity of forage sent to Fort Washington and sundry articles for the post at Wheeling.

Date

08/08/1794

Sent from

Pittsburgh

Document number

1794080821002

Page start

6

Note

Enclosure: Extract of a letter from the Quartermaster General to Isaac Craig, 07/14/1794.

Notable persons

Isaac Craig
Samuel Hodgdon
Quartermaster General

Notable locations

Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Greenville

Notable items

bushel bags
extract of his letter