James McHenry
3105 documents

Account for salaries of clerks employed by paymaster general Caleb Swan
04/04/1800 Document SignedSalaries of the clerks employed in the office of Caleb Swan paymaster general.
Receipts for Moneys Advanced (Advances), 1793-1855. (RG217)
Acceptable Charges for Indian Agents
01/31/1800 Letter SignedRequested Simmons examine the accounts and vouchers of I. Chapin, deputy agent for the Six Nations of Indians. Mentioned Simmons previous judgement on payment and allowances for I. Williams.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)
A Report on the Secretary of War, On certain measures which appear to him to be necessary for the improvement of our Military System.
01/05/1800 Printed DocumentReport detailing necessary improvements to the current military system. Advocates for a standing army and necessary fortifications and education systems to produce and maintain said military.
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05/01/1800 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentNotification of submission of report on the appropriation for the fortifications and defense of various harbors along the eastern seaboard. McHenry believed the sum was wholly inadequate to protect …
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04/26/1800 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentDiscussed trade with Indians and receipt of licenses by traders. Traders should be restricted to certain towns, as decided by the most senior and influential chief. It should be forbidden that the …
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[PRIVATE] The President's Unfortunate Conduct
05/29/1800 Draft LetterMcHenry laments the changes in the Executive officers and other steps the President has evidently taken to secure his election. [Adams] is acting in a manner to break up the federal party and will …
Special Collections, MSA SC 1407. McHenry Collection, M11697.
[Private] Political Agenda of President Discussed
05/22/1800 Autograph Letter SignedCabinet and executive administration politics and personal opinion of presidents agenda discussed.
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[No. 37 Armory at Springfield]
01/06/1800 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/Document"I have the honor to transmit a report, exhibiting the expenses of the national armory at Springfield, Massachusetts together with the fullest information I have been able to obtain, relative to the …
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[Estimate of Expenses for the year 1800].
01/28/1800 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentDetailed list of estimated expenses for military pensions from which the following deductions should be made:pay, subsistence, and clothing for privates and non-commissioned officers.
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[CONFIDENTIAL] Status of Military
04/01/1800 Autograph DraftDiscusses the power of the President to dismiss military officers and instances where such action is or has been appropriate. Also considers the attitudes of Congress towards the Army.
George Clinton Papers
[Confidence] Opinion regarding an official printer for the president
04/28/1800 Draft LetterAsked for opinion concerning the appointment of a printer to the president.
Misc MSS
[Confidence] Election Law
05/15/1800 Autograph LetterElection law, state governments, presidential election discussed. McHenry's resignation, anti-Federalist ticket success along with peace between the two parties discussed. Foreign affairs addressed.
American Manuscripts
War Department Fire
03/05/1801 Letter, Type UndeterminedDescribes War Office fire, damage to War Office library, discusses atlas.
American Manuscripts
Delivery of Bed Sacks
08/19/1801 Letter SignedOrders to deliver bed sacks for sick at Fort Mifflin.
Correspondence, Reports, Returns, Bills, Accounts Current' Statements, Receipts, Vouchers and Contracts of Philadelphia Supply Agencies (Coxe And
Account of Men McHenry Knows in Washington
01/20/1801 Autograph Letter SignedDetails on the character of Jefferson and his politics.
Catalog of Manuscripts Collection- No image
Appointment of the Quartermaster General, Etc.
Autograph Letter fragment signedAmong a number of supply matters, McHenry notes that no one can be appointed Deputy Quartermaster General until the Quartermaster General is appointed and the gentleman contemplated for that post has …
Subject File of the Naval Records Collection
