Regarding the Issue and Shortage of Uniforms
Document 1800Letter, discusses the issue and shortages of uniforms.
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[Intendants Office
Oct 20 1800
respecting the deficiency
of Clothing due on several
[undecipherable]]
Philadelphia, 20th October 1800.
Sir,
It appears on examination that the articles of Clothing daily expected from Manchester in Virginia, and the Hats to be received from the Purveyor will enable you to complete the Clothing under order, except as to Stock Clasps, Suspants Hats, Musicians ditts, and linen Overalls — 728 Clasps, 40 Suspants Hats, 13 Musicians ditts, and 705 linen Overalls which will be deficient; [underline: All] but the Linen Overalls shall be forthwith provided; they are not at this time essential, and may be for the present deducted in equal proportions from the Returns — then all may be completed and forwarded. —
I am, Sir,
Your most obedient Servant,
Samuel Hodgdon
Mr John Harris —
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Letter, discusses the issue and shortages of uniforms.
Date
10/20/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Document number
1800102028001
Page start
1
Notable persons
John Harris
Samuel Hodgdon
purveyor
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Manchester, Virginia
Notable items
articles of clothing
shirts
stock clasps
sergeants coats
musicians coats
linen overalls
returns

