Timothy Pickering
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The Creek Treaty
Pickering discusses his impressions of the Creek Treaty;
Timothy Pickering Collection, 1776-1800Tents for the Corps of Artillery
Since the barracks at West Point are not suitable for the reception of the 400 men of the Corps of Artillery, Pickering directs Hodgdon to provide a sufficient number of tents including horseman's …
Timothy Pickering PapersSupplies for the Corps of Artillerists
Captain Mitchell will take the papers that state the objects of supplies from Major Tousard to Mr. Hodgdon, the Superintendent of Military Stores. Hodgdon knows what has previously been supplied to …
Timothy Pickering PapersStrength of Character, Quality of Pay
Pickering stated pay should be fixed, pay should be equal to that they received from previous contractors. Mentioned integrity of Major Craig. Requested list of men employed under Kirkpatrick.
James Robertson PapersStatus of Supplies
Indian goods for peace treaty on hand in stores. Mentioned condition army uniforms and specific types of materials and supplies delivered to be forwarded to Major Craig.
James Wilkinson PapersStand of Arms & Equipment for Fifty Horsemen
Five hundred stand of arms and equipments for fify horsemen should be packed up and put in perfect readiness. Even though they may not yet be removed, they still should be ready.
Timothy Pickering PapersShot Deposited at Elizabethtown
The enclosed shows that there are a few tons of shot at Elizabethtown. Pickering presumes that Mr. Faesch will send Mr. Smith there on his return from Philadelphia.
Timothy Pickering PapersShipment to Colonel Hughes' Furnace
Mr. DaCosta has informed Pickering that the [?] have been wrought for the frigate 24-pound cannon at Cecil furnace. They should be packed in a box and sent on the stage to the Charleston office …
Timothy Pickering PapersSettlement of Fort
Noted supplies taken to establish Fort LeBoeuf and troops to erect and protect the structure. Report on progress requested.
Frederick M. Dearborn CollectionSeizure of a French Cruiser
Pickering orders the seizure of a French cruiser and discusses U. S. laws and neutrality.
Timothy Pickering Collection, 1776-1800Secretary at War sends Circular to the Captains of the Frigates regarding book and remarks on seamanship from Captain Thomas Truxton
Pickering sends a book written by Captain Thomas Truxton relating to navigation, with an appendix on masting. Also forwards a letter with remarks from Truxton regarding an English book that Pickering …
Letters Sent by the Secretary of the Navy to Federal Executive Agents (Letters to President, Secretary of State, Secretary of War, and Letters ToSaltpeter for the Secretary of the Treasury
The enclosed order for salt peter is to be issued from the public store and is given at the request of the Secretary of the Treasury.
Timothy Pickering PapersSafety and Security in Norfolk
Pickering explained the role of the President in calling up militia. Protection of personal property and safety of residents of Norfolk addressed.
Executive Papers, Office of Governors LettersRuling on Conduct of British Officers
The United States government waited for sufficient responses from Captain Rodham Home and the Vice Consul before issuing ruling on conduct to punish officers. Protest of U.S. officers included.
FO 5/10 Foreign Office Correspondence, America(United States), General Correspondence.Rifle Powder for the Indians
It will be best to have the 2500 pounds of damaged powder now in the store made over again. As much as possible, the very best rifle powder should be available for presents or trade with the Indians.
Timothy Pickering PapersRevocation of Vice Consul Post
President did not approve of Vice Consul's role in assisting Captain Home insults against seamen of United States. Revoked title and power.
FO 5/10 Foreign Office Correspondence, America(United States), General Correspondence.Response to Request for Horse
Pickering tells Van Renselaer that he may keep his public horse until the spring at his own expense or he can purchase him at his current value which seems the best solution.
Peter Force, Series 9. William A. Atlee, Mm 78011312.Response to Captain Richard Dale's request for furlough
Secretary of War Pickering forwards response to Captain Richard Dale's request for furlough during frigate construction in order that he may undertake a voyage to China. Response is from President …
Letters Sent by the Secretary of the Navy to Federal Executive Agents (Letters to President, Secretary of State, Secretary of War, and Letters ToRequested Furlough for Captain Dale
Pickering requests a furlough for Captain Dale with the understanding that Dale will return from China in time to take command of his frigate. Captain Barry and Captain Truxton are engaged to provide …
Timothy Pickering Papers
