Patterns Stolen by Aron Brodie Who Is Now Being Carried to Prison
Document 1799Ames discusses the theft of arms from the factory and their recovery in the chest of Aron Brodie along with other articles taken from the works. Brodie is be escorted to prison by an officer and will be duly punished for his villainy.
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[Springfield
Novembr 1799]
[Received from State Dep't. Nov. 24. 1894. B.P.O. 401310.]
To Colo Samuel Hodgdon
Agent of Military Stores
[undecipherable] Philadelphia
[undecipherable] $—17
Springfield Novemr 1. 1799
Sir
I hasten to informe you that the patterns which I wrote you were Stolen from the Factory were found yesterday in the Chest of one Aron Brook with Some other property he took from the Works he is now in Charge of an Officer to be conveyed to Prison and depend will be duly punished for his vilany—
The Chest of Armes Sent from here I expect have come to hand by this time— & if there is any alterations to be made Shall be ready to attend to them and use all possible care that they are cured—
I am
Sir
your most obedient &
very humble Servant
David Ames
Colo Samuel Hodgdon —
[Received from State Dep't. Nov. 24. 1894. B.P.O. 401310.]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Ames discusses the theft of arms from the factory and their recovery in the chest of Aron Brodie along with other articles taken from the works. Brodie is be escorted to prison by an officer and will be duly punished for his villainy.
Date
11/01/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Springfield
Document number
1799110180101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
David Ames
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Springfield
Notable items
patterns stolen from the factory
chest of one Aron Brodie
other property he took from the works
villainy
chest of arms sent from here
alterations to be made

