[Extract] Orders for Operating Public Stores
Document 1794Alludes to recruiting of new artillery company and general rules for operating public stores.
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[Nº 2 1794]
[the above to be a true extract of a letter dated as above.
Erich Privard Maj. A.d.I. — Certif'd C.M.]
Extract
War department
July 18th 1794
Sir,
Presuming upon your acceptance, I have not sent Capt. Hensey with the Detachment of [undecipherable] but have placed it under Lieut. Cox who will place himself & Detachment under your Orders provided you accept & in that case you are to obey the Orders of his [strikethrough: text] Excellency the Governor as to your Station and the Troops under you.
I have also transmitted recruiting instructions and five hundred Dollars for recruiting money.
The cloathing for the Artillery is preparing & will be forwarded as soon as finished —
You will constantly correspond with this Office making monthly returns of the Troops Cannon Store and all public Property whatsoever
A provision for three months for 60 men as forwarded under the care of Lieut Cox who will [undecipherable] them to you — you will [strikethrough: always] be careful in issuing them. Issue to the troops under your Command according to the Daily [undecipherable] they are entitled to — It is important that economy be used in [undecipherable] the [undecipherable].
Capt. Michael Patterisen—
I am
Sir
Your Obedient Servant
H. Knox
Sec'y War [undecipherable]
Type
Extract of Letter
Description
Alludes to recruiting of new artillery company and general rules for operating public stores.
Date
07/18/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Document number
1794071800101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Captain Michael Kalteisen
Henry Knox
Lieutenant Cox
Major John Jacob Ulrich Rivardi, Captain Hersey
Secretary of War
artillery
detachment
troops
Governor
Notable locations
War Department
public stores
Notable items
cannon stores
clothing
recruiting money

