Craig discusses military stores and shipment with Hodgdon
Document 1794Major Craig reports money and damaged stores received.
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Pittsburgh 19th September 1791
Sir,
Your favor of the 12th Instant is this moment come to hand Inclosed with the News papers.
Capt. Jno G. Nixon who is now engaged in Mercantile business, and just Returned from the army with a Considerable Sum of money, which he wishes to Remit, by Draft, to Philadelphia & Baltimore. I have already taken a part of the Cash that was in his hands, for which I have drawn on you, & of which I advised you in my Letter of the 12th Instant; I shall Still be under a necessity of having a further Supply of him, of which I shall duly inform you.
James Hamilton & Joseph Parke Waggoners, have with other Trader Delivered a Number of Bags, Two of the Bales, Viz One by Parke & one by Hamilton. Appearing not ever Opened, Bale No 176 said to contain 240 Bags, was found to of only 165 good & 30 damaged, Bale No 121 was found to of 71 good & 30 damaged, the other Bale being apparently in good Order has not been Opened, the damage on 30 of Parkes Bags is estimated at one half their Original Value, & amages on 30 of Hamiltons Bags one third of their Nominal Value ___
I am Sir
Your Most Obedt
[undecipherable: Hayne Servt]
[undecipherable]
Saml Hodgdon Esqr
Philadelphia
[endorsement on cover: Pittsburgh Sep 19 1791 [undecipherable: probable reading]]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Major Craig reports money and damaged stores received.
Date
09/19/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Pittsburg
Document number
1794091980101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Isaac Craig
waggoners
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Notable items
bushel bags

