Insurrection in Pennsylvania, Etc.
Document 1799Amidst a request for files and other goods, Mackey notes that he has not heard a word of the insurrection in Pennsylvania. He hopes that a few of the ringleaders are treated according to the merits of their conduct.
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Dear Sir—
If no better opportunity is likely to be soon offered, be pleased to send by the Bearer the quantity & sizes of files specified in the enclosed in—voice — If the transportation, via Baltimore, be ready, perhaps it would be the most oeconomical mode — But of this you are the best Judge —
Be pleased to inform me whether any steps have been taken to forward more good Iron, and when it may be expected — I have not heard a word of the insurrection in Pennryla before yesterday — I hope a few of the ringleaders may be treated according to the merits of their Conduct —
I am, Dear Sir,
your most Obedt Servt
John McKey
[let the transportation be settled
according to your usual mode]
Harpers ferry March 21 '99—
Samuel Hodgdon Esqr
[docket: John McKey / Harpers ferry / [undecipherable] 1799]
[address: Samuel Hodgdon Esquire / Philadelphia]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Amidst a request for files and other goods, Mackey notes that he has not heard a word of the insurrection in Pennsylvania. He hopes that a few of the ringleaders are treated according to the merits of their conduct.
Date
03/21/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Harper's Ferry
Document number
1799032180101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
John Mackey
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Harper's Ferry
Baltimore
Notable items
invoice
transportation

