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• Request for Issue of Clothing & Equipment for Charleston Troops January 1, 1800 Author: James McHenry Recipient: John Harris Summary: Directs issue of clothing & equipment for a company of artillerists & engineers at Charleston, SC.
• Account for Salaries of Clerks January 1, 1800 Author: [not available] Recipient: Caleb Swan Summary: Lists salaries totaling $700 for clerks employed in Caleb Swan's office for one quarter.
• Balances Due the United States, 1st of January 1800 January 1, 1800 Author: Unknown Author Recipient: [not available] Summary: This is a 37 page list of those who have balances owed to the United States.
• Cited letter or document, Samuel Hodgdon to Isaac Craig January 1, 1800 Author: Samuel Hodgdon Recipient: Isaac Craig Summary: Letter, Citation only
• Cited letter or document, Arthur St. Clair to James McHenry January 1, 1800 Author: Arthur St. Clair Recipient: James McHenry Summary: Letter, Citation only
• Cited letter or document, Harrison Gray Otis to James McHenry January 1, 1800 Author: Harrison Gray Otis Recipient: James McHenry Summary: Letter, Citation only
• Returns of Inspection January 1, 1800 Author: William North Recipient: Alexander Hamilton Summary: North submits for Hamilton's approval his proposed forms for "Returns of Inspection" saying that he welcomes any corrections.
• Courts-Martial and Infractions of Military Discipline January 1, 1800 Author: Rufus Graves Recipient: Alexander Hamilton Summary: Routine correspondence concerning courts-martial and infractions of military discipline.
• List of Monies Due Absentees January 1, 1800 Author: Caleb Swan Recipient: William Simmons Summary: Chart showing monies due absentees with payments made by Lt. John M. Lovell, Paymaster on the Mississippi, 1798 & 1799, for a total sum of $331.53.
• Account of David Strong January 1, 1800 Author: David Strong Recipient: William Simmons Summary: The papers necessary to the settlement of Strong's account, including receipts from Major Hamtramck and Daniel Britt, are deposited with his friends in Cincinnati which is three hundred miles from his current location in Detroit. In the Spring he will obtain a leave of absense and proceed to Philadelphia to settle his account.