Instructions to Charge Accounts to Capt. Vance
Document 1799No need to apologize for needed information and direction. The storekeeper is right to charge all deliveries to Captain Vance to the Quartermaster General, and Vance must be debited accordingly and all articles must be classed and charged.
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fours a klick, after a few weeks notice— He calculates on the greatest number being 12. 13. 24 & 32 pounder Shot
Sir,
James McHenry, esqr. your most obedient Servant,
Secretary of War. Samuel Hodgdon
Philadelphia, 30 April, 1799
Sir,
You need make no apology for your frequent recurrence to my Attentie. to the concerns of your Office, it was always give me pleasure to second your attempts to see our rights in the business— The Store Keeper is right in charging every species of Stores Issuing to Capt. dance to the Quarter Master Genl. and you must obtain dance accordingly. With the Quarter Master General he is to account for every thing committed to him, as there are no other principals nor indeed subordinate officers of any Department, but himself with the army— The matter is easy, only observe to class the articles and all may be charged to him in one account, and after examination, if found necessary, you can place each to its proper accounts. —
Sir,
your most Obedient Servant,
Samuel Hodgdon
Mr James Miller—
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
No need to apologize for needed information and direction. The storekeeper is right to charge all deliveries to Captain Vance to the Quartermaster General, and Vance must be debited accordingly and all articles must be classed and charged.
Date
04/20/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Document number
1799042028055
Page start
432
Notable persons
James Miller
Samuel Hodgdon
Captain Vance
John Wilkins
Storekeeper
Notable locations
Philadelphia
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Stores
Account
Articles

