Sundry Arms & Supply Matters
Document 1798Hodgdon brings sundry arms and supply matters to McHenry's attention.
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Philadelphia 19th September 1798
Sir.
I have thought it best to send the enclosed list of Store Goods to you that such order as the case requires may be taken on it. I note however that you have a duplicate of it with you forwarded direct. Will thank you to return this as it may be usefull to place it on Mr [undecipherable]'s files for information when he returns. The 3000 Gun Stocks for Springfield were forwarded yesterday via New York I will send you an accurate account of the number remaining in Store shortly. I am also making out an account of Clothing on hand, which I shall enclose you tomorrow. The whole of the arms and accoutrements ordered for the State of Maryland are delivered, and I have Colo John Stuckers receipt for them
I am Sir, very respectfully yours
James McHenry Esqr Samuel Hodgdon
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Sir. Philadelphia 19th September 1798
On board the Sloop Sally Capt Elephant which sailed from hence for York yesterday I have shipped 3000 Musket Stocks for the Public Works at Springfield Massachusetts The captain undertakes to reship them himself for Hartford, but I have given him instructions to advise you in case an immediate opportunity does not present for getting them forward. I will thank you to interest yourself
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Hodgdon brings sundry arms and supply matters to McHenry's attention.
Date
09/13/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Document number
1798091328255
Page start
223
Notable persons
James McHenry
Samuel Hodgdon
[John] Harris
Col. John Stricker
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Springfield
New York
State of Maryland
Notable items
enclosed list of store goods
duplicate
Mr. Harris's files
gun stocks
store
account of clothing on hand
arms and accoutrements
Stricker's receipt

