Removal of Public Stores to Harpers Ferry
Document 1801Letter, directs removal of public stores to Harper's Ferry.
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War Department,
January 30, 1801.
Sir,
I am informed from a respectable source that the Arms at Shepherds Town are left in a state which exposes them to injury, destruction and felonious removal; that some of the pistols have been carried off to Kentucky. You will be pleased to examine into the fact and report it to me without delay, and if there exists no important reason to the contrary have [strikethrough: them] all the public property now at Shepherds Town removed to Harpers Ferry and there carefully deposited: should there be any reason for delaying a compliance with this arrangement you will communicate it to me immediately.
I am. Sir,
With respect,
Your obedt Servt
Saml Dexter
Mr Samuel g Annin
[War Department
January 30, 1801
Secretary of War
relation To removal
of the Public Stores from
Shepherds Town.
Entered in Book A
letters no page 17
No B/13]
[recd 5 Feby 1801]
[FREE
War Department
[undecipherable: Dexter?]
Mr Samuel g Annin
Paymaster Mr Harpers Ferry
c/o Military Storekeeper]
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Letter, directs removal of public stores to Harper's Ferry.
Date
01/30/1801
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Document number
1801013000001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Annin
Samuel Dexter
Notable locations
Harper's Ferry
War Department
Harper's Ferry
Kentucky
Shepherd's Town
Notable items
carefully deposited
reason for delaying a compliance with this arrangement you will communicate it to me immediately
Secretary of War
entered in book A of letters
paymaster
storekeeper
examine into the fact and report it to me without delay
exists no important reason to the contrary
public property
War Department
informed from a respectable source that the arms at Shepherd's Town are left in a state which exposes them to injury, destruction and felonious
some of the pistols have been carried off to Kentucky

