Transportation of Provisions
Document 1800Clothing order discussed, believed soldier should have full dues, but no more. Remarked on quality of gun smithing of arms being shipped to Craig. Boxes containing stationary addressed to several registrars near the Ohio river found, being shipped to Craig, requested he forward the supplies.
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Philadelphia 19 December 1802
Sir —
your letter of the 12 instant came to hand last evening — Presuming General Wilkinson is with you I continue to address him at Pittsburgh —
I am glad to find an arrangement is making for the orderly delivery of the Clothing, it is a matter of importance too long unacomplimted — the folio of importance too long unacomplimted — the folio Should have his full dues and no more — Am glad to find some of the Guns safe to hand, all will to find some of the Guns safe to hand, all will be with you before this unld accident prevents — Did you ever see finer Guns? The Carriages Therefore heated would be made at the Parts to which the Guns are destined — I am sending to your [strikethrough: attents] by request of the Treasury Genl Morris containing Books and Stationary for our Registers offices on and near the Ohio — whoever ever you will be particular in getting them safely to hand — I am Sir, your most Obedient Servant
Samuel Hodgdon
Mein Isaac Craig —
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Clothing order discussed, believed soldier should have full dues, but no more. Remarked on quality of gun smithing of arms being shipped to Craig. Boxes containing stationary addressed to several registrars near the Ohio river found, being shipped to Craig, requested he forward the supplies.
Date
12/19/1800
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1800121936001
Page start
1
Note
Cited in Craig to Hodgdon, 01/02/1801.
Notable persons
Isaac Craig
Samuel Hodgdon
Wilkinson
registrar
soldier
Notable locations
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ohio
river
territory
frontier
Notable items
box
stationary
supplies
guns
arms
clothing

