Cordage for the Frigate
Document 1796Mr. Harris should permit the removal of the cordage which is intended for store of the frigate. When is permissible to take it on board, an order will be issued for that purpose.
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24 pound Cannon. He Says they will be [undecipherable]
Cecil Furnace. Please to have them [undecipherable]
fully in a box and sent to Charleston
which is between the head of Elk and the [Susque]
hanna and about three miles from [undecipherable] his
furnace when they are wanted. Thus [undecipherable] [prevent]
being injured on the Carriage. The [undecipherable]
[Sent] in the Stage with a Letter addressed to Col[undecipherable]
Hughes or his Manager at Cecil Furnace
I am yours &c
Timothy [undecipherable]
P.S. If the 2 Casks of Powder
last ordered to Cecil are not gone
they may be detained or Brought
Back for Wilmington only—
[John Harris] Mr Harris will be pleased to permit [undecipherable]
to remove the Cordage for the Frigate to [undecipherable]
part of his Store where it may be more [undecipherable]
to prepare it when to be finally taken [undecipherable]
an order will be sent you for that purp[ose]
James Mc[undecipherable]
22 Novem[ber]
[John Harris] Sir War Office [undecipherable]
Please to deliver to Lieu[undecipherable]
for the use of the Guards over the Frigate
[here] & in and near this City, for which [undecipherable]
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Mr. Harris should permit the removal of the cordage which is intended for store of the frigate. When is permissible to take it on board, an order will be issued for that purpose.
Date
11/22/1796
Author
Recipient
Document number
1796112200055
Page start
3
Note
Partially obscured.
Notable persons
John Harris
James McHenry

