Receipt for Small Arms Imported on the Ship "Connecticut"
Document 1799Jones asks Hodgdon to transmit to the office of the Secretary of the Treasury a receipt for the 127 cases of small arms imported in the ship "Connecticut" from London. This will allow the auditor to adjust the account of the freight of these same small arms.
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[Edward Jones
War Office
May 21st 1799
Wants a receipt for
127 Small Arms]
[Additional
State Dept.
No. 24-394
M-T.O-40810.]
[105]
[charles Hodgdon Esqr]
Mr Jones presents his compliments to Mr Hodgdon, and will thank him to transmit to the office of the Secretary of the Treasury, a receipt for the 127 cases of small arms imported in the Ship Connecticut from London — the same being required to enable the Auditor to adjust the account of the freight of said small arms.
May 21st 1799
Type
Document
Description
Jones asks Hodgdon to transmit to the office of the Secretary of the Treasury a receipt for the 127 cases of small arms imported in the ship "Connecticut" from London. This will allow the auditor to adjust the account of the freight of these same small arms.
Date
05/21/1799
Author
Recipient
Document number
1799052180001
Page start
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Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Edward Jones