Furloughs for officers headed to the Mississippi
Document 1798Directs that none of the officers scheduled to the Mississippi be granted furloughs unless the commander can adequately replace them.
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War Office 9 Jany 1792
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Sir
I have rec'd your letter of the 24th of Decr ults.
If Capt Mitchel has not yet left Pittsburgh it will rest with you as it did before this letter to [strikethrough: exchange] give him Capt Brace's station and to permit Cap Brace to accompany the little Turtle to Philad.
It is not expected that any of the officers of the detachment destined for the Mississippi are to be indulged with furloughs unless you can supply their places in a manner satisfactory to yourself.
Type
Draft Letter
Description
Directs that none of the officers scheduled to the Mississippi be granted furloughs unless the commander can adequately replace them.
Date
01/05/1798
Author
Sent from
War Office
Repository
Collection
Document number
1798010500101
Page start
1
Note
Partially illegible
Notable persons
James Wilkinson
James McHenry
Mitchell
captain
Price
officers
Notable locations
War Office
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Notable items
Detachment
furlough

