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Invoice of Medicines
05/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Itemized list of medicine delivered by Finch Francis, agent.
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Invoice of medicines
05/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Itemized list of medicines delivered to Samuel Hodgdon, by agent Finch Francis. The goods are to be of service to the Legion of the United States under the command of Major General Anthony Wayne.
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Invoice of Hospital Stores
05/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Itemized list of hospital stores furnished to troops on the upper Ohio, forwarded from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh.
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Invoice of Hospital Stores
05/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Itemized list of hospital stores forwarded to Pittsburgh.
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Investigations to Apprehend the Guilty
11/08/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Along with military matters, Hamilton discusses the ongoing investigations to determine who is responsible for the insurgency in western Pennsylvania. [Whiskey Rebellion]
Alexander Hamilton Papers
Instructions to Major General Scott
05/17/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
The Secretary of War sends instructions to Charles Scott, notifying him that he has been temporarily appointed as Major General for the purpose of commanding volunteers raised in Kentucky. These …
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Information given to the Secretary of War
06/30/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Summary of events leading up to to the fortification of the Rapids of the Miami River.
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Gratitude for Assisting in the Suppression of the Insurrection
12/05/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Knox extends the President's gratitude to Governor Mifflin and the Militia of Pennsylvania for their support of the General Government's suppression of the recent insurrection.
William Irvine Papers
Governor Simcoe of Upper Canada
05/17/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
The chief clerk of the War Office notifies the Secretary of War that the Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada, John Graves Simcoe, has gone from Niagara to the foot of the Rapids to assist in the …
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Flour sent to Fort Washington
06/21/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Assurances that an ample supply of flour will be sent to Fort Washington for the Kentucky Volunteers, now stationed there to assist Major General Wayne in campaign. Mr. Elliot will provide future …
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Deposition of Peter Tuttle
07/09/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Detailed account of the capture and release of Peter Tuttle and other information pertaining to the British fort on the Miami River.
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Deposition of Charles Evans
07/09/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Detailed travel itinerary of Charles Evans after his capture and release by Indians. Evans also reported British troops building a fort to insight Indians to violence.
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Copy of Instructions
10/17/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Supply of salted beef and flour for Fort Washington and Pittsburgh discussed.
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Continuing the Expedition
10/25/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Hamilton discusses the expedition's progress as it arrives in Berlin, Pennsylvania. [Whiskey Rebellion]
Alexander Hamilton Papers
Complaints from Spanish ambassador
09/26/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Linquist Stephen Sullivan asks Knox if an Indian agent, for whom he is writing, will be allowed to formally respond to the complaints lodged against him by the Minister of Spain.
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Commendation for Unit in Fallen Timbers Campaign; Comments on Payroll
1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Extends gratitude of President and House of Representatives to Scott's corps of mounted Kentucky volunteers in the late campaign under Anthony Wayne [culminating in the Battle of Fallen Timbers]. …
James Young Lone & Thomas Lone Papers
Chapin discusses Indian affairs with Knox
08/12/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Letter, informs re arrangements for treaty with Six Nations; discusses Wayne's campaign; discusses hostile Indians; alludes to White encroachment; mentions frontiers and pioneer life.
Henry O'Reilly Collection
Chapin discusses Indian affairs with Knox
06/26/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Letter, discusses council at Buffalo Creek; discusses White encroachment; discusses Indian delegation to Pennsylvania; mentions hostile Indians; advises treating with Six Nations at Buffalo Creek.
Henry O'Reilly Collection
Chapin discusses Indian affairs and British activity on frontier with Knox
09/17/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Letter, encloses Ewing's account of Wayne's campaign; mentions white captives; describes British relations with Inidans; discusses Treaty at Canandaigua.
Henry O'Reilly Collection
Chapin discusses Indian affairs and British activity on frontier with Knox
07/30/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Letter, informs re rumors of Indian aggression; discusses prisoners; informs re rumors of White aggression; mentions Indian women & children; discusses land sale at Presque Isle; advises British may …
Henry O'Reilly Collection
Blank Abstract of Provisions
04/02/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Blank document used for form letter issuing provisions to first American Regiment A B Esquire, Lieut. Col. Commandant.
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Articles of Agreement
10/10/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Official agreement between the United States and contractors regarding the provision of rations at Fort Washington.
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Army In Motion Homeward, Etc.
11/19/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Hamilton observes that the sundry units of the Army are returning to their homes in Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The judiciary continues to interrogate the prisoners apprehended …
Alexander Hamilton Papers
Apprehending Suspects from the insurgency
11/15/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Hamilton names those who have been apprehended for their part in the insurgency in western Pennsylvania and one who has escaped. He believes that a permanent military presence will be required in the …
Alexander Hamilton Papers
Acceptance of Naval Appointment
06/06/1794 Contemporary Copy of Letter
Barry accepts his appointment as a commander in the U.S. Navy.
John Barry Miscellaneous