Sickness Has Deranged Every Department, Etc.
Document 1798Hodgdon informs General Irvine of various matters including those affecting Irvine's son. He notes that the sickness has depleted every department and offers that as the reason for unfulfilled contracts.
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Philadelphia 30th August 1798
Sir
By order of the Secretary of War I send to your address via Boston the Articles inserted in the enclosed Invoice. I will thank you to acknowledge the receipt of them and note the time and order in which they are received. Woolen Overalls & Vests are not in Store, I thought it best, however to send on the other parts of Clothing, and trust, to another opportunity for forwarding the deficient Articles The Contractor promises a supply shortly.
Lieut I am Sir your mo Ob.t Servant
Geo: Washington Duncan } Samuel Hodgdon
Marblehead
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Hodgdon informs General Irvine of various matters including those affecting Irvine's son. He notes that the sickness has depleted every department and offers that as the reason for unfulfilled contracts.
Date
08/31/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Document number
1798083128055
Page start
202
Notable persons
William Irvine
Samuel Hodgdon
[James] St. Clair
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Notable items
buildings at Carlisle
suitable materials
necessary repairs
further supplies for your son
drafts
recruiting service
complete suit
woolen overalls and vests
sickness
contracts


