From Alexander Hamilton to Samuel Hodgdon, 27 August 1794
To Samuel Hodgdon
Philadelphia Aug 27
1794
Sir
You will procure without delay the number of horses you mention for the Artillery.
I am of opinion that it is adviseable to appoint Conductors of stores here, which I request you to do with such compensations as are usual. When arrived at Winchester, they will take the orders of Edward Carrington Esquire or the person who may appear as his Agent.1
You will send me the names of the Conductors for the several destinations.
With consideration I am sir Your obedient servant
Samuel Hodgsdon Esq
ADf, Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford.