Letter from the Commissioner of Revenue
Document 1794Enclosed is a copy of a letter from the Commissioner of Revenue [Tench Coxe] which requires an immediate response.
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Treasury Department
Revenue Office Oct. 2d 1799
Mr.
I have received a letter of the 23 ult
[undecipherable: probable reading from Sa]muel Hughes of Maryland, one
actos for casting cannon in wh-
e requests. that a person may be appointed
prove the guns. when the fir[st] five or six of
them are cast, that Shot & Powder may be
sent forward, for that purpose — and Observ-
that the drawings for the guns bear the
figure of an Eagle, the carvings must be
executed in Philadelphia and [undecipherable] sent
[undecipherable] week. You will, therefore be
[undecipherable] attention to th[ese] several par-
ticulars. in due time — Mr. De Nancey is at
Mr H[undecipherable] [undecipherable] works. I am Sir &c
[1. Magg[undecipherable]] (Signed) Tench Cox —
[Chief Clerk in the] Commissioner of the
[War Department] Revenue
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Enclosed is a copy of a letter from the Commissioner of Revenue [Tench Coxe] which requires an immediate response.
Date
10/03/1794
Author
Recipient
Document number
1794100355002
Page start
5
Note
Enclosure: Coxe to Stagg, 10/02/08
Notable persons
John Stagg
Samuel Hodgdon
Notable locations
War Department

