Craig discusses military stores and shipment with Hodgdon
Document 1795Major Craig confirms the receipt of money for stores as well as a shipment of clothing sent by Samuel Hodgdon. Craig draws Hodgdon's attention to a trunk of belongings sent back to Philadelphia for Colonel A. Hamilton.
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[Letter from Major Craig, dated 10 Jany 1795: (Recd Jany 17, 1795)]
Pittsburg 10th January 1795.
Dear Sir
I have received your letter of the 2d Instant enclosing two thousand Dollars in post notes the Cachet of news papers is also Come to hands —
I am extremely sorry that our mutual great & good Friend has returned from the War Department and I sincerely wish that his retirement may contribute to his felicity, one Consolation is left us Viz that hes is succeeded by a Gentleman well qualified to fill that — importaint Office —
Moses Dickey a Waggoner has this day delivered a load of Clothing for which he has my rect & Dickey having expended all his money I found it necessary to advance him ten — Dollars for which he is to account with you on settlement of his carriage account, his rect is enclosed —
I have sent by Dickey a Portmanteau Trunk the Property of Col A. Hamiltlon — which (Please to have delivered,) Dickey will Also leave with you a Bag Marked David Lewis of Clothing, this you will also please to send as directed — I am with great Esteem
Sir Your Obt Servant
Saml Hodgdon Esqr
Craig
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Major Craig confirms the receipt of money for stores as well as a shipment of clothing sent by Samuel Hodgdon. Craig draws Hodgdon's attention to a trunk of belongings sent back to Philadelphia for Colonel A. Hamilton.
Date
01/10/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Pittsburg
Document number
1795011080001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Isaac Craig
Moses Dickey
waggoner
Notable locations
Pittsburg


