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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Memoir of Jane Claudia Johnson. (search)
ave seen, however, I have no doubt they can do the work well. I do not wish to contract for any more gun carriages at present. The Governor, on the 15th of July, ordered Anderson & Co., of Richmond, to make the caissons for two batteries. He inquired: When can you have the Columbiads ready? I wish to get them as soon as possible. Can you get me fuses for the shells? In a letter of the 16th, to Watson & Meares, New York, the Governor said: One of the firm of Schuyler, Hartley & Graham, New York, called on me to-day and proposed to furnish long-range muskets, sabres, etc. You may purchase from them 500 or 600 long-range muskets, calibre 58, at $14 each, if you think them equal to Whitney's. The muskets are to be rifled and sighted for 1,000 yards. You can also purchase frown this firm or others 300 sabres for cavalry on best terms. They agree to take the risk of their delivery at Wilmington or Norfolk. They are to be paid for on delivery at one of those points. McKnight agre
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.12 (search)
ave seen, however, I have no doubt they can do the work well. I do not wish to contract for any more gun carriages at present. The Governor, on the 15th of July, ordered Anderson & Co., of Richmond, to make the caissons for two batteries. He inquired: When can you have the Columbiads ready? I wish to get them as soon as possible. Can you get me fuses for the shells? In a letter of the 16th, to Watson & Meares, New York, the Governor said: One of the firm of Schuyler, Hartley & Graham, New York, called on me to-day and proposed to furnish long-range muskets, sabres, etc. You may purchase from them 500 or 600 long-range muskets, calibre 58, at $14 each, if you think them equal to Whitney's. The muskets are to be rifled and sighted for 1,000 yards. You can also purchase frown this firm or others 300 sabres for cavalry on best terms. They agree to take the risk of their delivery at Wilmington or Norfolk. They are to be paid for on delivery at one of those points. McKnight agre