Provisions for Forts and Defense of Frontier
Document 1795General Wayne is glad to hear that the President ratified the Treaty of Amity Commerce & Navigation between His Britannic Majesty & the United States of America. Discusses establishing a post near Chickasaw Bluffs, currently held by the Spanish, along with the necessity of provisions to be stored at Fort Washington. Wayne cannot find a suitable person to replace Colonel James O'Hara, who submitted resignation.
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General Wayne is glad to hear that the President ratified the Treaty of Amity Commerce & Navigation between His Britannic Majesty & the United States of America. Discusses establishing a post near Chickasaw Bluffs, currently held by the Spanish, along with the necessity of provisions to be stored at Fort Washington. Wayne cannot find a suitable person to replace Colonel James O'Hara, who submitted resignation.
Date
09/19/1795
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Greene Ville
Collection
Document number
1795091953500
Note
XLII, 119
Notable persons
Timothy Pickering
Anthony Wayne
British
Majesty
Spanish
Spaniards
commandant
Chickasaw
Indians
Indian Nation
Creek
savages
contractor
artificier
militia
James O'Hara
colonel
Quartermaster General
aide-de-camp
Henry DeButts
Indians
Notable locations
Greeneville
mouth of Margot river
Margot
south western territory
frontier
territory
Chickasaw Bluffs
Chickasaw Cliffs
Mississippi
post
fort
Detroit
Michillimackinac
Fort Wayne
Sandusky
foot of the rapids of the the Miamis
Miami river
Fort Miamis
rouche de bout
Fort Washington
Pittsburgh
Lormies
north branch
St. Mary's
Fort Hamilton
Fort Defiance
Au Glaize
Notable items
dispatch
treaty
land carriage
flour
stores
provisions
supplies
sheep
barrels
boats
waggons
wagon