Craig discusses military stores and shipment with Hodgdon
Document 1798Major Craig discusses the clothing of the 1st Regiment and Turner's recruits with Samuel Hodgdon.
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Pittsburg August 10th 1798
[p52] Your letter of the 3d instant accompanied by 5 of Fenno's Papers &ca is received enclosing a receipt of Derry Ryazen for the mare rode by Henley the Express whom I charged to be careful of that valuable Mare which was in excellent condition when delivered to him.
On the 4th instant two of James Hamilton's waggons, in charge of Hugh Spear, arrived with Cloathing for the 1st Regiment, and Spear being as usual unable to return without assistance I advanced him twenty Dollars for which you will find his receipt enclosed. That sum you will please to place to my credit. In order to supply Captain Turner with Cloathing for his Recruits I have been under a necessity of opening a Package addressed to Col° Hamtramck and Box N° 12 being its seal shattered I concluded it most proper to take the supply wanted from its contents or perhaps, to appropriate the whole to fit to the upper post — It is therefore necessary that you prepare to [undecipherable] the 1st Regiment the contents of that package
[undecipherable] of Captain William A. Burrison [undecipherable: probable reading A.D.Q.M.] Fort Washington for 350 dollars on the Quarter Master General being presented to me I have accepted it & drawn on you in discharge thereof, this day, in favor of Wm Laville at ten days sight and I have also this day drawn on you in favor of John Wrenthale for 300 Dollars at ten days sight in consequence of a like sum now delivered me — You will please to pay these drafts when due & charge as usual.
I transmit you, herewith, abstracts & receipts [undecipherable] of [undecipherable] at this post for 3 Months ending with June last — The Vouchers of requisite, shall be forwarded.
I am, Sir, your Mo. ob. Servt
[signature]
Samuel Hodgdon Esquire
Philadelphia
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Major Craig discusses the clothing of the 1st Regiment and Turner's recruits with Samuel Hodgdon.
Date
08/10/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Pittsburgh
Repository
Collection
Document number
1798081054001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Isaac Craig
Samuel Hodgdon
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Fort Washington

