Request for Clothing
Document 1800The artillery at Harpers Ferry is in serious need of clothing. Freeman has orders from Majro General Pinckney to request clothing be forwarded via Lieutenant House.
[stamp:] Received from State Dep#t. Nov. 24.1894. R.P.O. 401310,
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On public service Sct. Freeman Capt. [undecipherable]
Samuel Hodgdon Esquire Superintendant of Military Stores Philadelphia
Captain N. Freeman 16 April 1800 Encloses Clothing Returns Sir, As the artillery at this command are distressed for clothing and as there is at present no deputy paymaster general appointed to the southern division, nor agent ot act in his capacity. I have it in orders from Major General Pinckney to request you to forward through Lieutnant House, the paymaster of the fift regiment of artillerists and engineers, or otherwise as you may think proper the clothing for which returns were forward to you on the 8th of last march by Lieut. Rodrigue, acting quarter, to the battalion here stationed. With much respect I am Sir, Your most obd. servant Neh. Freeman Capt. 1st. Re. A. & Co Consinanding
Cantonment near Harper’s Ferry, April, 16. 1800
Samuel Hodgdon Esquire Superintendant of Military Stores
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