Winter Clothing for the Guards
Document 1796Harris should deliver twelve greatcoats and twelve woolen caps to the guards watching over the frigate.
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24 pound Cannon. He says they will be [cast at the]
Cecil Furnace. Please to have them [packed care]
fully in a box and sent to Charleston [by the Stage]
which is between the head of Elk and the [Susque]
hannah and about three miles from [the] [Cecil?]
furnace when they are wanted, than [by the risk of]
being injured on the Carriage. The [undecipherable]
[undecipherable] in the Stage with a Letter address[ed] to Col.
Hughes or his Manager at Cecil Furna[ce]
I am yours &c
Timothy Pickering
P.S. If the 2 Casks of Powder
last ordered to Cecil are not gone
they may be detained or brought
back [as] far [as] Wilmington only. —
John Harris Mr Harris will be pleased to permit [undecipherable]
to remove the Cordage for the Frigate to [some]
part of her Store where it may be mo[re convenient]
to prepare it when to be finally taken a[board] —
an order will be sent you for that purp[ose]
James Mc[Henry]
22 Novem[ber]
John Harris Sir War Office Dec[ember] [undecipherable]
Please to deliver to Law[rence] [undecipherable]
for the use of the Guards over the Frigate
[undecipherable] in and near this city [undecipherable] for which h[e]
Type
Letterbook Copy
Description
Harris should deliver twelve greatcoats and twelve woolen caps to the guards watching over the frigate.
Date
12/28/1796
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Office
Document number
1796122800155
Page start
3
Notable persons
John Harris
James McHenry
Notable locations
War Office

