John Jay
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Appointments to Military Posts, Pardons for Forgery, and Organization of New Corps
08/30/1798 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentJay proposed meeting with Hamilton to discuss defense of the port of New York with new corps to be approved by the Council. Jay stated the act of pardoning a man for forgery was a question he wrestled …
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New York Appropriations Not to Be Used for Fortifications
08/03/1799 Autograph Letter SignedLetter, advises Hamilton that appropriations by the New York Legislature are not to be used for the construction of fortifications. The legislature has ordered that all further expenditures for …
John Jay Papers
Fortifying the Port of New York
01/25/1799 Autograph Letter SignedGovernor Jay awaits Hamilton's advice before contacting the New York state legislature regarding fortifying the Port of New York.
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Annotation only
05/07/1799 Autograph Letter SignedAppendix annotation of document only.
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Unpaid Bounties of Cornwall and Coles
04/11/1800 Modern Printed Transcription of Letter/DocumentBenjamin Cornwall and John Coles, both enlisted by Lt. Tobias V. Cuyler of the 12th Regiment, have complained that they have yet to receive the bounties that were promised upon enlistment. Recruits …
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Regarding Transfer of Provisional Army Lieutenant to Permanent Regiment
12/13/1800 Draft LetterDiscusses the transfer of a lieutenant, Joseph C. Cooper, in the 12th Regiment of the provisional army to a permanent appointment in one of the "established" [old or permanent] regiments.
John Jay Papers
Regarding French Prisoners Held at New York
09/25/1800 Contemporary Copy of Letter made from Author's FilesLetter, discusses French prisoners in New York City jail and their proper treatment.
John Jay Papers
Discussion of Retention of Major Rensselaer in the Army
11/19/1800 Draft LetterLetter, discusses the retention of Major Solomon Van Rensselaer in the army; contains Jay's own recommendation and refers to those of others.
John Jay Papers
A letter of recommendation from his Excellency John Jay to the Secretary of War
02/22/1800 Autograph Letter SignedRecommended William P. Van Rensselaer for commission to artillery corps, extolled his virtues.
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