Respecting the Treaty of 1783
Document 1794In the enclosed extract, Jay conveys the request of the President to respect the agreement/peace treaty of 1783 as it pertains to the frontiers of New Hampshire.
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[Jay Treaty / 'Gs— / v Important!]
War department
October 7. 1794
Sir,
I have the honor to transmit your Excellency the extract of a letter from Mr Jay dated London 12 of July 1794 with a request in behalf of the President of the United States that the Agreement which it specifies should be duly observed as it respects the frontiers of New Hampshire—
The Statu quo, as it existed immediately after the peace of 1783 is to be inviolably observed— All encroachments since that period are to be abandoned—
I have the honor to be
with great Respect
Your Excellencys
obedient Servant
H Knox
Secy of War
His Excellency Josiah Bartlett
Governor of New Hampshire
[Docket on verso: Extract from a letter from Mr Jay]
Type
Letter Signed
Description
In the enclosed extract, Jay conveys the request of the President to respect the agreement/peace treaty of 1783 as it pertains to the frontiers of New Hampshire.
Date
10/07/1794
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Repository
Collection
Document number
1794100700001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Josiah Bartlet
Henry Knox
President [Washington]
John Jay
Notable locations
War Department
New Hampshire
Hampshires
frontier
borders
Notable items
Jay Treaty
treaty
encroachment
agreement

