Artillery Cloathing [Received from State Dep't. Nov. 24. 1894. R.P.O.401810.] 15 Privates Coats— (14. crimson lining) 14 Privates Vests — 114— on hand 48 Serjeants long Coats — on hand [strikethrough: 48] Serjeants Vests — 4 on hand 25 Musicians long Coats — 1 on hand 14 Serjeants Woolen Overalls — none 96 Serjeants Linen Overalls — on hand 200 Privates Linen p — on hand 96 Worsted Epaulets — on hand 241 Silk Epaulets — on hand 200 Wooden Canteens — do — War-Office. June 1. 1795. Sir The Secretary of War requests that the articles of clothing above mentioned may be immediately packed up and sent to West Point with other articles already ordered for that place and which are to go by water. Yours respectfully— [undecipherable: probable reading J. S. Stagg Jun.] Samuel Hodgdon Esq^r Capt. Bispell is to march in the morning. Please furnish the two waggons you mentioned to day, to transport the baggage of his detachment— [undecipherable: probable reading J. S. Stagg Jun.] [Marginalia, top right: No [undecipherable] — [undecipherable] / [undecipherable] Artillery [undecipherable] / sent to West Point] [Received / State Dep't. / R.P.O.401810.] [126] Samuel Hodgdon Esquire