Northwest Territory Collection, M367
88 documents

Estimate of the Expenses for Frontier Defenses
10/1791 Contemporary Copy of LetterReport of the number of men supplied and an estimate of expenses incurred by counties in Pennsylvania and Virginia and posts in the territories northwest and south of the Ohio.
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Decisive Action Against the Indians on the Frontier
02/22/1791 Letter SignedHenry Knox's report to the President discusses the coming year's goals of peace in the frontiers and explains in detail how best to meet those goals, using both peaceful and military measures. He …
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Claim of Nicholas Reile
04/19/1791 Autograph Letter SignedRequests that Howell look into Nicholas Reile's claim for services rendered by his son, John Peter Reile.
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Campaign against Northwest Indians
03/21/1791 Contemporary Copy of Letter SignedKnox writes St. Clair - Governor of Northwest Territory - regarding the government's Indian policies in the territory northwest of the Ohio River and the forthcoming campaign against the hostile …
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Authorization for the Lieutenants of Pennsylvania, Virginia and Kentucky to Raise Forces
03/10/1791 LetterAuthorized and instructed lieutenants of Washington, Westmoreland and Allegheny Counties, Pennsylvania, and Harrison, Randolph, Ohio, Monongahalia, Kenhawa Counties, Virginia, as well as John Brown, …
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An estimate of the expenses of a corps of 760 men
03/19/1791 Document SignedDocument estimates the cost of a thirty day, military expedition.
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Affirmation of Protection of the Frontiers
03/03/1791 LetterKnox reaffirms the government's desire to protect those on the frontier from hostilities, and informs them that they will be requested to take offensive measures against the Indians.
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A Warning to the Seneca Nation
03/10/1791 LetterReminds the leaders and warriors of the Seneca and other of the Six Nations that the United States desires to live peaceably with the Indians in the Western Territories and requests that they accept …
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A Warning to the Delaware Nation
03/08/1791 Letter SignedSt. Clair recounts the hostile attitude of the Shawnee and Miami Indians toward the United States. Relying on the friendship of the Delaware, St. Clair recommends Colonel Thomas Procter as emissary.
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A Warning Against Retaliation in Georgia
03/14/1791 Autograph Letter SignedKnox instructs Georgia's Governor Telfair not to retaliate against the Creek Indians for their recent act of revenge for the murder of a Cusitah Indian. Quotes A. McGillivray's letter regarding …
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A Schedule of the Expense of Thirty Days of Corps
03/09/1791A schedule of the expence of a corps of 760 noncommissioned and privates, mounted volunteers, calculated on a scale of 30 days from the point of departure.
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[Plan for the Corps of Levies]
03/14/1791 Autograph Letter SignedDocument describes the manner in which two thousand recruits will be raised and arranged into two regiments for the purpose of protecting the frontiers. Provided details of the rank and type of …
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[No. 19] Regarding a Letter Sent to Pennsyvlania Counties
03/14/1791 Contemporary Copy of LetterCoverpage stating enclosure contains letters to Lieutenants of several Pennsylvania counties.
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[Instructions to Colonel Thomas Procter]
03/11/1791 Contemporary Copy of LetterCommissioned Procter to act as an emissary to the Miami and Wabash Indians and provided detailed instructions on his role in getting the tribes to come to Fort Washington to negotiate peace. Public …
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Vouchers and supplies and Major Adair skirmish with Indians
11/28/1792 Autograph Letter SignedForwarded by General Putnam a box containing vouchers of clothing, hospital and Indian department. Mentions that Commander in Chief has given instructions to General Wilkinson to order bushels of …
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Supply Request From Fort Washington
03/10/1792 Autograph Letter SignedWilkinson requests that several items be added to the previous order of supplies and two oxen be readied to move with the detachment.
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Speech to Northwest Indians
10/06/1792 DocumentSpeech of Rufus Putnam, Agent to General Washington, for the purpose of treating with the Indians Northwest of the Ohio, and concluding a peace with the same. Indian tribes include the Delaware, …
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Payment for St. Clair's horses killed during the Expedition of November 4, 1792
1792 Document SignedGeneral Arthur St. Clair documents the horses killed during the fighting with the Indians of November 4th, 1792. Three horses killed were his private property. Losses amounted to $600. One horse was …
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Military supplies
05/02/1792 Autograph Letter SignedJacob Boone confirms that he sent Samuel Hodgdon - Quartermaster - 100 bags and one keg of shrub for General Wilkinson via Amos Seemer, a contractor, in March.
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Defensive Measures Along the Northwestern Territory
01/07/1792 Contemporary Copy of LetterSecretary Knox believes that the defense of the frontiers demands instant attention and asks about defensive measures being taken in Kentucky, Muskinghum and Galliapolis, and Pittsburgh.
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Schedule of Payments Made at the Requisition of the Quartermaster General.
06/29/1793A schedule of the payments made at the requisition of the Quartermaster General.
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Report from Fort Washington near Cincinnati
05/22/1793 Autograph Letter SignedReports that Commander in Chief of Army has arrived, encamped below the town, waiting further orders. Very busy forwarding forage to the outposts. Makes mention of Doctor Brown in Kentucky. Asks for a …
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Report from Fort Washington
01/07/1793 Autograph Letter SignedHarris reports that Indians remain peaceable. Mentions Mr. Colesworthy. Harris says he is very busy and does not have time to write him. Letter from Mr Bissell to this family enclosed. Mentions …
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Pay matters; Colonel Hamtramck account; death of poor Herleman
11/20/1793 Autograph Letter SignedReceived letters. Will assist Colonel Hamtramck in settlement of his account. Mentions deranged pay, death of Herleman. Has obtained his private effects; will deliver to his wife.
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Papers gone forward; scrape with Indians; Yellow Fever in Philadelphia
11/25/1793 Autograph Letter SignedPapers have gone with the grand convoy to Head Quarters. Was fired upon coming in by Indians. One dragoon killed. Mr. Britt paid the balance of pay returned in his account. Howell's account of the …
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