Stationery & Putty Requested by Colonel Henley
Document 1797Hodgdon wants to know what action was taken in response to the request for stationery and putty by Colonel Henley for the garrison at Knoxville. On the order, it is not clear who is to provide the articles.
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Philadelphia 30 May 1797
Sir—
I will thank you to inform me what order was taken on my letter of the [undecipherable] instant relative to Stationary and Petty requested by Colonel Henley for the Garrison at Knoxville — And there is an order for the forwarding it — not — it does not appear, who was to provide the articles — [I am] very sincerely —
Samuel Hodgdon
P.S. —
I have an opportunity to forward them to day
[signed]
May 30th 1797
Sir. A letter dated 17th May instant, was sent to the Secretary of the Treasury requesting the [underline: Stationary] and Petty for Henley, agreeably to your statement of the 16th —
Yours[?]
[signature]
Mr Hodgdone.
[Docket: Major [undecipherable] relative / to [undecipherable] Knoxville / [2]3d May 1797]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Hodgdon wants to know what action was taken in response to the request for stationery and putty by Colonel Henley for the garrison at Knoxville. On the order, it is not clear who is to provide the articles.
Date
05/30/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1797053028001
Page start
1
Note
Partially illegible.
Stagg answers Hodgdon on the same page.
Notable persons
John Stagg
Samuel Hodgdon
Notable locations
Philadelphia

