Correspondence with the Superintendent of Military Stores
Document 1798Basic correspondence with the Superintendent of Military Stores; mentions orders for muskets and barrels along with a few individuals.
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[Coln Samuel Hodgdon
Philadelphia]
[Lancaster
24th Novr]
[10]
[Joseph Perkin]
[Recd [undecipherable] Novr [undecipherable]]
Mr Hodgdon Sir as I had no opportunity of calling on you on my leaving Town I now take the liberty of informing you that Mr John Baker negociated the business for me with Mr Gorvet I got here about three oclock to day & most of the men are here all So. I would be glad if you would desire Mr Nicholson to get the bent files that were bought of Mr Carroll and send them by the first opertunity like wise a Sketch of a barrell [strikethrough: a] Turn musket may be got by an order on Major Langom Keeper of the Publick Stores at Shepards Town I greatly fear that will not answer for the mill bunch and [strikethrough: I] beg you to consult Mr Brindley as a Sober man he hath no Prefferance to Mr Wile I go on again in the morning tho I find my self much indisposed with a great Cold
I Sir with much respect your obedt Servt
Joseph Perkin
Type
Letterbook
Description
Basic correspondence with the Superintendent of Military Stores; mentions orders for muskets and barrels along with a few individuals.
Date
11/26/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Lancaster
Collection
Document number
1798112680102
Page start
1
Notable persons
Mr.Govet
John Baker
Mr. Carroll
Mr. Nicholson
Samuel Hodgdon
Joseph Perkins
Govet
Nicholson
Carrall
Major Langham
keeper of public stores
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Shepherds Town
Virginia
Notable items
muskets
barrels
files

