Knapsacks, Canteens, and Spades for the New Jersey Militia
Document 1794Mentges repeats the urgent need for knapsacks, canteens and spades for 300 volunteers of the New Jersey Militia who are ready to march.
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Trenton the 2d [undecipherable] 1794
Dr Sir
The Bearer of this Mr John dougherty, has the appointment of Governour Howell as Commissary of Miletiary Stores, but he says he has not received any Instructions from the war Office on that Subject, you will please to introduce him to the Secretary of War. he is a gentleman of great Business and punctual attendance
I beg to repeat, as my letter of yesterday, to have Knapsaks Canteens cased and Spades immediately forwarded. I am told that General [undecipherable] is to be here this Day, with 300 Volunteers in order to move on therefor hurry on those articles Militia must not lay. addc they must be marched off.
with much Esteem
yr most [undecipherable]
[undecipherable]
Colonel Hodgdon—
[Colonel Samuel Hodgdon
Superintendant of the Stores of the U.States
between arch and Race on water Street
Philadelphia]
[undecipherable postal and administrative notations]
Type
Contemporary Copy of Letter Signed
Description
Mentges repeats the urgent need for knapsacks, canteens and spades for 300 volunteers of the New Jersey Militia who are ready to march.
Date
10/01/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Trenton
Document number
1794100180201
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Francis Mentges
Notable locations
Philaelphia
Trenton

