Transportation of Articles Via Dover
Document 1798Hodgdon informs Lieut. Knight that the only way the articles could be transported to his address was through Lieut. Maney at Dover.
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Philadelphia 9th August, 1792
Sir
By order of the Secretary of War I send to your address for the use of such Recruits as you may enlist the articles inserted in the enclosed Invoice. and as the only way to get on a late supply to Lieut Knight at Chester Town I am obliged to trouble you. Will you be so obliging as to procure transportation for the Packages marked to his address and send them forward immediately. The expence shall be paid as soon as known
I am Sir your most Obt servant,
Lieut James Maney : Samuel Hodgdon
Dover.
Philadelphia 9th August 1792
Sir
By order of the Secretary of War I send to your address the articles inserted in the enclosed Invoice. I had no way to transport them in any reasonable time but by the way of Dover and through Lieut Maney who will forward them to you without delay
Please to inform me when you receive them, and whether they agree with the Invoice.
I am Sir
your most Obt servant,
Samuel Hodgdon
Lieut John Knight,
Chester Town
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Hodgdon informs Lieut. Knight that the only way the articles could be transported to his address was through Lieut. Maney at Dover.
Date
08/09/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Document number
1798080928355
Page start
173
Notable persons
John Knight
Samuel Hodgdon
Lieut. [James] Maney
Secretary of War [McHenry]
Notable locations
Chester Town
Philadelphia
Dover
Notable items
enclosed invoice

