Investigating Delivery of Arms
Document 1799Sands advises Hodgdon to write the store keeper at Albany to know by whose order he delivered arms and to whom.
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New York 29 June 1799
Samuel Hodgdon Esqr
Sir
Your favor of yesterdays date is before me, and in answer [strikethrough: thereto], I would observe that you had better write the Store Keeper at Albany to know of him by whose order he delivered those [undecipherable] Arms, and to whom, This will set the business in a proper Train, so as to enable you to come at them — They have been lent & dispersed in the Northern &Western parts of this State —
The Governor knows nothing of them, I told him that they would be called for by the U States if that it was requisite they should be collected together — he requested me to do it, but I declined as I have so much other business in my hands I could not well attend to it —
I am with Esteem,
[undecipherable] Wm [undecipherable]
for Gen Beevers
A. Sands
[address leaf: Samuel Hodgdon Esquire / War Office / Philadelphia / to be sent to the care of / [undecipherable] / New York]
Type
Letterbook
Description
Sands advises Hodgdon to write the store keeper at Albany to know by whose order he delivered arms and to whom.
Date
06/29/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Collection
Document number
1799062980001
Page start
1
Note
Document written by Sands for Ebenezer Stevens.
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Austin Sands
Ebenezer Stevens
storekeeper
Governor
Notable locations
Philadelphia
New York
Albany
Notable items
arms
business

