Letter from the Commissioner of Revenue
Document 1794Enclosed is a letter received from Mr. Coxe, Commissioner of Revenue. It refers to a letter written to Hodgdon in the absence of the Secretary of War.
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Mount Pleasant 15 October 1794
Sir,
It will soon be demonstrated how far the Cecil Co can give satisfaction on the contract which they have already made, when this is known, I will write to you fully in answer to your letter of the 9. instant. Mr. D. Nancey cannot be conveniently spared before he compleats five or Six Guns —
I am with respect
Yr. most obt. Servant
signed. Samuel Hughes
P.S.
The Powder and Shot for proving ought to be here next week. The Eagles will be wanted on Monday or Tuesday next. —
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Type
Letter Signed
Description
Enclosed is a letter received from Mr. Coxe, Commissioner of Revenue. It refers to a letter written to Hodgdon in the absence of the Secretary of War.
Date
10/18/1794
Author
Recipient
Document number
1794101890202
Page start
4
Note
Enclosure: Samuel Hughes to Tench Coxe, 10/15/1794
Notable persons
John Stagg
Samuel Hughes

