Military Stores to Charleston
Document 1795Captain Thompson is given a list of articles from the military stores at Governor's Island to be packed up and shipped on board the Revenue Cutter to Charleston, South Carolina.
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~ War-Office, April 9th 1795.
Sir
I request that you will caufe to be packed up, from the military ftores at Governor's Island, and fhip on board the Revenue Cutter now in the harbor of New York from Charleston, the following articles —
— For 18 pounders - - - - {100 flannel cartridges, with Caps & Cylinders.
{300 paper cartridges.
{300 shot.
4 barrels musket powder.
1 ream musket cartridge paper.
1 lb thread.
1 Gin (or triangle) for mounting cannon
20 flicks of portfire.
You will addrefs the above ftores to his Excellency Arnoldus Van der Horst, Governor of South Carolina, taking triplicate receipts from the Captain of the Cutter for the delivery thereof, [strikethrough: two] of which you will tranfmit to this office, and retain the other.
I am Sir,
P.S. Pleafe fend a complete return of
all the Troops at Governor's Island
Your obedt Servt
Timothy Pickering
Secy of War
Capt. Alexr Thompson.
[War department
T. Pickering]
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Captain Thompson is given a list of articles from the military stores at Governor's Island to be packed up and shipped on board the Revenue Cutter to Charleston, South Carolina.
Date
04/09/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Office
Repository
Collection
Document number
1795040900001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Alexander Thompson, Commanding at Governors Island, New York
Timothy Pickering, Secretary of War
Arnoldus Vander Horst
Notable locations
War Office
South Carolina
Governor's Island
Charleston
Harbor of New York
Notable items
18 pounders
flannel cartridges with caps & cylinders
paper cartridges
shot
barrels of musket powder
ream of musket cartridge paper
thread
gin (or triangle) for mounting cannon
sticks of portfire

