Receipt for a Public Horse
Document 1798Receipt of Lt. Robert Parkison for a public horse, saddle, and bridle given to Lt. Peter Shoemaker.
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[Docket: Quarter Master General[s] / Peter [undecipherable] the [undecipherable] by [undecipherable] / William P. [undecipherable] from [undecipherable] / concerning the Public Horses / March 20 / [undecipherable] Hodgdon]
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[Address: Samuel Hodgdon / Quarter Master Genl]
Frederick Town March 13 the 1798
Sir
Agreable to your Request I now informe you A gentleman
The name of Fisk called on me at Baltimore and told me
that he had two public horses and had Received them
from Judge Miller that he took Sick and took the Stage for
Philadelphia and Request it him to deliver them to Some
public office, I then gave him my Recept, and then gave
the horses in charge To Mr Baker the Contractor a few days
aftr I Saw one of your Clarks at the Stage office and Request
it him to inform, that there was two public horses at Mr Bakers
after I Received my order, to March to Frederick, I thought it
would be Saving to take them along to put them to Some
Farmer, on the 7 of March Lieut Dickinson called on me and
told me that he had been Informed that I had two public horses that I
must have one of them, that he was going to Fort Pitt on public
busyness, Inclosed is his Recept, I am Sir your most
obt & Humble Servant
Samuel Hodgdon Esq Peter Shoemaker
Serjant
N:B the horse that is hear is not fit to be Sold at present
he has got the Stampers Running out of his Nostrals
PS
[Enclosure]
Frederick Town March 5 the 1798
Received of Peter Shoemaker a public
horse Saddle and Bridle having Signed
duplicate Receipts
Robert Parkinson
Leit. [undecipherable]
Type
Document Signed
Description
Receipt of Lt. Robert Parkison for a public horse, saddle, and bridle given to Lt. Peter Shoemaker.
Date
03/13/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Frederick Town
Document number
1798031380001
Page start
1
Note
This is an enclosure to a letter from Shoemaker to Samuel Hodgdon, dated 03/07/1798.
Notable persons
Robert Parkison
Peter Shoemaker
Notable locations
Frederick Town

