Craig discusses military stores and shipment with Hodgdon
Document 1795Major Craig states his need for paper and quills to Samuel Hodgdon.
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[Received from State Nov. 2 R.P.O. [undecipherable]]
Pittsburg 10th July 1795
Sir
Your favour of the 3rd Instant is received. The Quarter Master General set off for Head Quarters on the 7th Instant, on board a barge well Manned, & expected to reach Fort Washington in five days; — same day I sent forward on board two Kentucky Boats in Charge of Lieut Sterrett all the Indian Goods, Quarter Masters Stores &c &c. that had them come to hand; amongst those Articles was one large Case containing Stationary which I presume you intended should have been Opened here in order that a supply might be taken out for the Upper Posts, but as there was not time for that purpose previous to the Boat setting off I shipped the Case without opening, I am directed by the Quarter-Master General, to make an immediate application to you [undecipherable: probable reading "for a supply to which I have to request your Attention"] I have not more than half a Ream of Paper on hand, no wafers & but few Quills. —
I have enclosed to the Secretary of War a Statement of the Chicasaw Indian Goods & have requested his Instructions respecting them; — please to remind him of it.
a part of the Stores that appear to have been delivered by you to Matthias Slough on the 25.th of May is still somewhere on the way from Philadelphia.
I am
Sir with great respect
Your Able Servt
[Isaac Craig]
Samuel Hodgdon Esq.
Philadelphia. —
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Major Craig states his need for paper and quills to Samuel Hodgdon.
Date
07/10/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Pittsburgh
Document number
1795071080001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Isaac Craig
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Notable items
chickasaw indian goods
kentucky boats


