Transportation of Indian Goods and Cavalry Equipment

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Philadelphia 5th May 1797 Sir - I have received your letter covering your Return [Affairs? offices?] up to the 1st day of April 1979 - It cannot answer any valuable purpose making Copies of such returns for The War Office, they are never consulted there on any occasion, nor could they be to any advantage I will endeavour to free you from this labour in future - I am well pleased to find General Wilkinsons had got timely and safely to [land? hand?] - together with the Chickasaw and Cavalry articles - and that they would be soon on their way to their destinations - The stopages answering to the enclosed receipts from Martin and Hamiltons drivers, shall be made, and passed to your Credit - I am glad you inserted the omitted weights of No 12 in the invoice - Nothing particularly new - adieu Your Most Obedient Servant Samuel Hodgdon Major Isaac Craig -

Type

Document Signed

Description

General return of stores received, mentioned that making copies of the return for the War Office wouldn't serve a purpose because they are not used.

Date

05/05/1797

Recipient

Sent from

Philadelphia

Document number

1797050536001

Page start

1

Notable persons

Isaac Craig
Samuel Hodgdon
General Wilkinson
Chickasaw
Indians
Indian Nation
Thomas Martin
James Hamilton
cavalry

Notable locations

Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
War Office
War Department

Notable items

return
stores
return of stores
copy
cavalry equipment
Indian goods