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Requests that Hopkins hold the amount owed to Major Richard Call until Call is able to procure a certificate that verifies that the old emissions advanced by the state of Virginia have been accounted …
Miscellaneous Numbered Records (Manuscript File) 1775-1790's. (RG93) (M859)Application for Receipts
In accordance with a request by John Pierce, Wolcott is requesting that Huntington transmit to him copies of regimental agents' receipts so that settlements can be completed.
Gratz Collection of AutographsAccounts of several officers
The Commissioner of Army Accounts discusses the accounts of several officers, including Lieutenant Mosely, Captain Fitzgerald, Colonel Wallace, Colonel Ball, and Dr. Middleton.
Miscellaneous Numbered Records (Manuscript File) 1775-1790's. (RG93) (M859)Account of People Emigrating to Kentucky
Lists numbers of people, boats, horses, wagons, cattle, sheep, and hogs passing along the river bound for Kentucky.
Alfred T. Goodman PapersAccount of Costs
Expenses and related costs. List of supplies and associated costs.
Gratz-American MiscellaneousWilliam Knox writes to the Secretarty at War
Letter, discusses clothing Pratt's troops; mentions West Point.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]William Knox writes to his brother
Letter, discusses shipping uniform suits of clothing.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]William Knox relays details of Pratt to Secretary at War
Letter, discusses Pratt's march; mentions shipping uniforms; discusses absence of Henry Knox.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]William Knox conveys Congressional resolutions to Martin
William Knox forwards copies of the resolves made by Congress on 1 September 1788 to Joseph Martin.
Henry Miller PapersWilliam Knox addresses clothing supply issues with Secretary at War
Letter, discusses packing and shipping clothing; discusses altercation with Indians.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]William Knox addresses clothing supply issues with Secretary at War
Letter, describes packing and shipping clothing; mentions return of Henry Knox.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]Success of the New Government
Sullivan joins Knox in his wishes for the success of the new government.
Sullivan Photocopies ACC 1928-1(v)State-by-State Prospects for the Adoption of the Constitution
Knox assesses the prospects for the adoption of the Constitution in South Carolina, North Carolina, Maryland, Virginia, New York, and Rhode Island, the latter of which is the only state where defeat …
Sullivan Photocopies ACC 1928-1(v)Speech Regarding Land Disputes
Butlers speech addressed Indians of North Western territory regarding land disputes and settlement of boundary between the U.S. and the Six Nations. Recounted past treaties. Butler notified the Six …
Draper MSS-Frontier Wars MSSSatisfaction with Recruits
Knox congratulated Pratt on obtaining good recruits. Detailed individual officers successes.
Captain John Pratt CollectionRuling of Connecticut Committee on Settling Accounts
Detailed description of process for settlement of accounts as voted on by elected committee for Connecticut army.
Bill Warren CollectionReturns and Updates on Movement of Troops Received
Returns of recruits received.
Captain John Pratt CollectionRequest for Information on the Militia
Requested information on Virginia militia in response to the recently passed act of Congress.
Executive Papers, Office of Governors LettersReports Activity at Fort Harmar; Concern for Supplies; Intents of Inhabitants to Separate from Virginia and U.S.
Discusses contracting out of border and land maintenance. Refers to the inhabitants of Kentucky and their intent to declare independence of Virginia and the U.S. Expresses concern to watch interests …
Alfred T. Goodman PapersReports Activities of Indians, Attacks, Treaty Efforts around Fort Harmar
Encloses congressional dispatches to the people of Kentucky. Treaty will be deferred. Will provide a subaltern sergeant corporal and several privates to guard provisions and to build a council room …
Alfred T. Goodman Papers
