Insurrection and militia in Pennsylvania
Document 1799Discusses insurrection in Pennsylvania and mentions militia cavalry. Requests that Pickering attend his office at half past one o'clock.
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[Private]
War Department 19 March 1799
Sir
Inasmuch as it may become necessary to call into service a greater force to subdue effectually the existing insurrection in the counties of Northampton Montgomery and Bucks in the State of Pennsylvania, there was originally [undecipherable: contemplated], and it would be a measure of prudence to hold in a state of preparations, an auxiliary body of militia cavalry, as an eventual support of the corps to be employed I request your attendance at my office at half past one o'clock, that this measure may be taken into consideration.
I have the honour to be Sir your most obt
James McHenry
Juble Timothy Pickering.
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Discusses insurrection in Pennsylvania and mentions militia cavalry. Requests that Pickering attend his office at half past one o'clock.
Date
03/19/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Repository
Document number
1799031900001
Page start
1
Note
Private
Notable persons
Timothy Pickering
James McHenry
militia
cavalry
Notable locations
War Department
Pennsylvania
Notable items
cavalry
militia
auxiliary
insurrection
subdue

