No Order for Clothing
Document 1798Hodgdon informs Frye that he has no clothing for him and admonishes him that there is no point in writing unless he has something to communicate.
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If spared this time — I propose to provide a retreat at a small distance from the City, to which I may in any event repair — Adieu
I am
Sir
Your most Obedt Servant
Samuel Hodgdon
Major Isaac Craig
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Philada 12th October 1798.
Sir
I have received your letter of the 5th. I have no order for Cloathing for you at or since the time you mention — and if Shad it could not be supplied until certain articles forming are part are furnished by the Contractor — It was unnecessary to write unless I had something to communicate — the Tents were to be delivered to Mr Smith who was fully advised on the subject — I am
Sir
A your most Obedt Servant
Samuel Hodgdon
Capt Frederick Frye
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Hodgdon informs Frye that he has no clothing for him and admonishes him that there is no point in writing unless he has something to communicate.
Date
10/12/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Document number
1798101228155
Page start
248
Notable persons
Frederick Frye
Samuel Hodgdon
Contractor
Mr. [Melancton] Smith
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
clothing
tents

