Delivery of Indian Goods and Other Articles, Etc.
Document 1798Among a number of supply matters, Craig notes that James Hamilton has arrived with one wagon in which he delivered Indian goods and a few other articles. Craig has settled with him on the cost of transportation and prevailed upon the General to refund to him the cost of the looking glasses as they were delivered in good order.
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Pittsburg 2d March 1798
Sir,
I have this Moment recieved your letter of the 23d ultimo covering articles of agreement of Ship Carpenters and accounts of Monies advanced them to which the necessary attention shall be paid — The letter assigns to Maria Butler is also recieved and shall be immediately handed to her.
James Hamilton, Waggoner, arrives on the 27th ultimo with one Waggon by which he has delivered the Indian Goods and a few other articles. Have made a settlement with him for the transportation of the Cannon in Chiefs Stores at the same time Have prevailed with the General to consent to Hamilton the cost of the new Glasfes on their being returned to him in good Order.
I am again under the necessity of requesting you to take the trouble of sending me for family use a barrel filled with good Coffee and Loaf Sugar and have also to beg the favor of you or Mr Harris to purchase and send me a few good dried fish, say 100lbs.
I have by this Conveyance transmitted, assigned to you, three packets containing Vouchers of Issues of Provisions at Le Boeuf from July 1796 to May 1797 inclusive, Vol No 5 for July, August and September, No 6 for October November & December and No 7 from January to May inclusive.
Major Kirkpatrick will set out for the city in a few days in order to make a final setlement of his Commissary Business — He of course, will [undecipherable] upon you.
Your obedient Servant
[undecipherable]
[Samuel Hodgson Esquire
Philadelphia]
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Among a number of supply matters, Craig notes that James Hamilton has arrived with one wagon in which he delivered Indian goods and a few other articles. Craig has settled with him on the cost of transportation and prevailed upon the General to refund to him the cost of the looking glasses as they were delivered in good order.
Date
03/02/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Pittsburgh
Document number
1798030280001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Hodgdon to Craig, 03/09/1798.
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Isaac Craig
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh

