Outlines Supplies for Indian Nations
Document 1799Sends invoices for annuities due to several Indian Nations. The goods have been forwarded. A wagon leaves today with medicines and hospital stores. Requests that invoices be sent on safely with supplies so the agents will know how to disburse items.
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Philadelphia 12th April 1799
Dear Sir
With this letter you will receive all the invoices for the Annuities due the several Nations of Indians as therein expressed. the whole of the goods are forwarded. A waggoner leaves this day with the medicines to Hospital Stores for the Western Posts. The invoices must be safely sent on with the supplies or the Agents will be at a loss in making the divisions. I have received your letter of the 8th instant have only time to inform you, that I will attend to every part and reply fully hereafter.
Chicasaws
Shawanese
Miamis
Chippewa
Ottawa
Delaware &
Wyandot
Pun.
Sir
your most Obt Servt
Samuel Hodgdon
Major J Craig
[Page 425 BJA01]
Philadelphia 12 April 1799
Sir,
I have forwarded to Col C. Irvines this day a quantity of Medicines and Hospital Stores to be by him shipped to you to put in him as usual for Niagara their destination. I have written to Major Rivardi to inform him of the circumstance that he may know the time they ought to arrive. The moment you receive them you will forward them to Schenectady by a safe conveyance. I hope to hear that these Stores got to hand entire, for fear of damage or embezzlement, and their speedy — Great complaints are made the [strikethrough: porting] the transportation of the public Goods on this route. I hope the present case will be an exception. — I have desired Col Irvines to write to you with the Fees and make the Invoice of them — This you also send on with the Stores —
I am Sir,
your most Obedient Servant
Samuel Hodgdon
[Capt. Michael Ruddin —]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Sends invoices for annuities due to several Indian Nations. The goods have been forwarded. A wagon leaves today with medicines and hospital stores. Requests that invoices be sent on safely with supplies so the agents will know how to disburse items.
Date
04/12/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Document number
1799041228255
Page start
425
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Isaac Craig
Chicasaws
Shawanese
Miami
Chippiwa
Ottawa
Delaware
Wyandot
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Notable items
Goods
Wagons
Medicines
Hospital Stores

