Payment for Arms Cleaned and Repaired

Item

Type

Letterbook

Title

Payment for Arms Cleaned and Repaired

Description

Following instructions from Knox from June 1788, Price delivered 500 stands of Hessian arms to James Morrow for repair. Morrow has completed the work and is owed 93 pounds 15 shillings. Per that same letter, Price paid Morrow the equivalent of 86 pounds 4 shillings in old arms, old iron, and blankets, which leaves the balance due Morrow 7 pounds 11 shillings. There are four hundred more damaged arms which might be replaced, and about 1,000 french arms which Morrow might repair and clean at the rate of six shillings per stand. In response to Knox's letter of March 16, Price will send mortar, sponges, and fuses by Mr. Garrison's sloop. Price asks that Knox send back with the bearer, Mr. Morrow, two gallows of sweet oil for the guns.

year created

1789

month created

03

day created

26

author

sent from location

West Point

recipient

note

Cites Knox to Price 06/10/1788 and 03/16/1789.
Page not scanned

notable person/group

Henry Knox
William Price
James Morrow
Mr. Garrison
bearer

notable location

West Point

notable item/thing

stands of Hessian arms
repair and clean
stands of arms
old arms
old iron
blankets
balance due
damaged arms
repaired
French arms
limbs
iron
mortar
sponges
fuses
sloop
sweet oil
guns

document number

1789032640055

page start

37

number of pages

1

Document instances

In image In source Location in source
[view document] (0 pages) [no image] Collection: Letterbook No. 2, West Point 1786-1790. P:34

Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author William Price West Point [n/a]
Recipient Henry Knox [unknown] [n/a]