Trial of Capt. Samuel Vance
Document 1799Hare transmits the proceedings of the General Court Martial held for the trial of Capt. Samuel Vance. Since there are no other cases, the court will be adjourned.
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[Charles Hone
March 21. 1799
War Department
James McHenry
Major General Hamilton
New York —]
Philadelphia March 26th 1799.
Sir,
I have now the honour to transmit to you herewith the proceedings of the General Court Martial held for the trial of Capt. Samuel Vance. In obedience to your orders I waited upon the Secretary at War in order to know if any other cases were to be brought before the court. He informed me he knew of none and of course it adjourned sine die.
I am Sir,
with the highest respect
Your most obt Servant.
C. W. Hare
Major General Hamilton
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Hare transmits the proceedings of the General Court Martial held for the trial of Capt. Samuel Vance. Since there are no other cases, the court will be adjourned.
Date
03/21/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Repository
Collection
Document number
1799032160201
Note
Syrett listed this document in the Appendix to Vol. 22.
Notable persons
Alexander Hamilton
Charles W. Hare
Capt. Samuel Vance
Secretary of War [McHenry]
Notable locations
New York
Philadelphia
Notable items
Court Martial
trial
sine die