Enclosed Return
Document 1799Discusses yearly allowance of stationary for regiments.
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[Intendants Office
Jany 10. 1799.
Pointing out the Quantity
of Stationary requisite for
Capt. [undecipherable] — &c.]
[Mr John Harris
[undecipherable]]
Philadelphia 10 Decembr 99
Sir
Be pleased to inform me what portion of Stationary has been delivered the 10 Regiment of Infantry — To check these returns, if you are not already furnished, I will send you a Statement of the yearly allowance —
There insert it, and inclose the return which has occasioned the enquiry —
24 Orderly Books — per annum
10 Quires of Paper per Month
11 Papers Ink Powder per Month
24 Bunches of Quills — say 100 — per Month —
I am Sir,
your Most Obedient Servant
Samuel Hodgdon
Mr John Harris —
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Discusses yearly allowance of stationary for regiments.
Date
12/10/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1799121028001
Page start
1
Notable persons
John Harris
Samuel Hodgdon
10th Regiment of Infantry
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Notable items
stationery
stationary
returns
orderly books
quires of paper
ink powder
quills

