Timothy Pickering Papers
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Addressed to Tellico Block House
11/04/1796 Document, type undetermined"Tellico Block House in the care of David Henley."
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Action on the Southwestern Frontier
08/15/1796 Autograph Draft LetterGovernor Sevier discusses action on the southwestern frontier, some of which may require a response by the militia.
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Wilkinson's Proclamation and Related Documents
10/12/1797 Typed letterPickering encloses General Wilkinson's proclamation at Detroit, John Askin's petition to General Wilkinson complaining about the proclamation, and Wilkinson's response to the complaint. Also included …
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Protection of the Frontier
01/17/1797 Typed letterSevier proposes that the protection of the frontier can be accomplished by the militia, including three companies of infantry and a troop of horse.
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Murders Committed in a Time of Profound Peace
06/06/1797 Typed letterSevier comments on murders committed by settlers and by Indians and emphasizes that there is blame on both sides.
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Interpreter to the Choctaw Nation
06/09/1797 Letter SignedMcHenry orders the recipient to provide his services as interpeter to the Choctaw nation to the Commanding Officer of the detachment sent to take possession of the post at Walnut Hills lately occupied …
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Impeachment of a Concealed Enemy
07/11/1797 Letter SignedEnclosed to Governor Sevier are official papers that expose the criminality of an individual whose is unworthy of his seat in the Senate from which he has been expelled. He is also being impeached by …
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Cruel Murder of Two Cherokees
04/20/1797 Letter SignedMcHenry assures Governor Sevier that he and the President cherish peace on the frontier and therefore insist that the intruders on Indian land be made to obey the law. The President will augment the …
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Alliances with Neighboring Spanish Governments
04/24/1797 Autograph Draft LetterSevier discusses the potential of forming alliances with neighboring Spanish governments as a means of protecting the southwestern frontier.
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Unlawful Aggression Against Judge Campbell
03/07/1798 Letter SignedThe President has been informed of an aggression against Judge Campbell in violation of the laws by Lieutenant Colonel Butler, commander of U. S. troops in Tennessee. An investigation of this incident …
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Treaty with the Cherokee Nation of Indians
02/13/1798 Autograph Letter SignedMcHenry discusses the proposed negotiations with the Cherokee Nation of Indians respecting the purchase of a tract of land from them and the return of certain citizens to the land from which they have …
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Protecting the Interests of the General Government
09/18/1798 Autograph Draft Letter SignedGovenor Sevier assures McHenry that neither Zacharia Coxe nor anyone else would be permitted to make settlements unless permitted to do so by the General Government.
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Protecting Our Country Against Invaders
05/04/1798 Autograph Draft LetterThe author assures McHenry that his utmost exertions will be extended to supporting and protecting the country against any invader that dares to attack.
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Paying Pennsylvania's Invalid Pensioners
08/14/1798 Letter SignedEnclosed is a list of Invalid Pensioners for the State of Pennsylvania with a warrant for their payment for the period from March 5th to September 4th, 1798. The Secretary of the Treasury will provide …
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Paying Invalid Pensioners
08/01/1798 Letter SignedEnclosed is a list of Invalid Pensioners with a warrant for their payment for March 5th to September 4th, 1798. The Secretary of the Treasury will provide the funds to make these payments. Perkins is …
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Malignant and Ambitious Desires
01/22/1798 Autograph Draft Letter SignedGovernor Sevier warns of the malignant and ambitious desires of France.
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Cabin Furniture for Captain Nicholson
01/20/1798 Autograph Letter SignedJackson is directed to provide the listed articles of cabin furniture for Captain Nicholson. McHenry notes that no other furniture can be provided by the public to Commissioned Officers on board ships …
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Altering the Present Indian Boundary
03/02/1798 Autograph Letter SignedMcHenry asks Butler to lend his presence to the impending treaty negotiations with the Cherokees which may require the alteration of the present Indian boundary. He warns that Zachariah Coxe is to be …
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Relations with the Northwestern Tribes
04/30/1799 Letter SignedMc Henry discusses in some detail relations with the northwestern Indians and refuses to consider a reassessment of the lines established by the Treaty of Greenville which a number of Indian chiefs …
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Overpayment of Elisha Reed's Pension
08/30/1799 Letter SignedSince it appears that Elisha Reed's pension exceeds what he is due, Perkins is directed to stop payment on his pension for the period from March through September 1799. This will cover most of what he …
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Invalid Pensioners in Pennsylvania
08/01/1799 Letter SignedEnclosed is a list of Invalid Pensioners for the State of Pennsylvania with a warrant for their payment for the period from March 5th to September 4th, 1799. The Secretary of the Treasury will provide …
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Our Worthy General's Letter
01/24/1800 Autograph Letter Signed"I enclose you our worthy general's letter. To what end his military cares when the whole palisade is about to be demolished?"
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Money for the Fortifications at Salem
05/09/1800 Letter Signed"I have directed the sum of five hundred dollars to be transmitted to you by the Treasurer of the United States on account of the fortifications at Salem."
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Notes on Good Peter's Speech
Manuscript Translation of DocumentIn his speech Good Peter discusses White aggression and Indian aggression.
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