Request to procure number of floor fullocks
Document 1797Josiah Fox requests that Scott procure number of floor fullocks in anticipation of need to provide information to congress.
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[fr] W O: May 30. 1797
I herewith enclose you Copies of letters fr. Mr James Henshell and Capt Thomas Thompson dated May & 22. by which it would appear, that altho the third payment is not become due, yet it would be for the Interest of the United States that Mr Haskell should have his third payment made him —
I have therefore to request that you will be pleased to take order to cause a third payment to make him as soon as possible —
[The Secretary of the Treasury]
[fr] W O May 30. 1797
[Mr Jones Treasury for the Statement see page 237]
you will enclosed an Account of all the Lumber &c which have been received to Mr James Henshell by order from the Department of War together with the amount of the Value of the same
I am sir
respectfully
your obt Servt
James For Day Lanta
[fr] W O May 31 1797
[Mr John Scott Clerk of the Navy Yard Southwark]
You will be pleased to procure from Capt Ch. the Number of Plank Billets &c which he will insert against the measurements in the Price lists enclosed which you some time since transmitted to this office; you will at once see the necessity of completing them, as it is very probable Congress may call for Statements of this kind early in the [f]ield
I am respectfully yours
Isaiah Pres [undecipherable]
Type
Letterbook
Description
Josiah Fox requests that Scott procure number of floor fullocks in anticipation of need to provide information to congress.
Date
05/31/1797
Author
Recipient
Document number
1797053135055
Page start
236
Notable persons
John Scott
Josiah Fox
naval constructor
naval superintendent
Secretary of War
James McHenry
War Department
War Office
clerk ship yard Southwark
Notable locations
Southwark, Philadelphia
War Office
Philadelphia
Notable items
frigate
floor fullocks

