Medicine for the Troops
Document 1798A box containing medicine for the troops at Fort Johnson has been transported.
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Philadelphia 1st Decr 1798.
Sir,
By order of the Secretary of War I send to your address a Box containing Medicine for the Troops under your command. You will on Receipt of the Box sign a receipt on which the freight will be paid.
I am
Sir
Your Most Obedient Servant
Samuel Hodgdon
Commanding Officer
at
Fort Johnson
Philadelphia 1st December 1798.
Sir,
Enclosed is an invoice of the Clothing sent you Yesterday by the New Castle Stage Boat, I hope it got safely to hand if not this will be notice to enquire for it.
On your arrival at Charleston you will please to give the Captain a Certificate particularly specifying the number of Men and Women for whom the United States are to pay the passages, and any article for which they are to pay freight — Provision is not to be included.
I am
Sir
Your Most Obedt Servt.
Samuel Hodgdon
Commanding Officer of the
Troops embarked for
Charleston
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
A box containing medicine for the troops at Fort Johnson has been transported.
Date
12/01/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Document number
1798120128255
Page start
300
Notable persons
Commanding Officer at Fort Johnson
Samuel Hodgdon
troops
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Fort Johnson
Notable items
medicine for the troops
receipt
freight

