New Regiments and Their Designated Numbers
Document 1799McHenry approves the numbers suggested by Hamilton for the designation of the new regiments.
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[endorsement: [undecipherable] at War
March 27. 1799
Rec'd too be acknowledged
War Department]
Major Genl Alexander Hamilton,
New York.
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War Department,
March 27th 1799.
Sir,
Inclosed is a letter to the Adjutant General informing him that his presence and aid is considered essential to the due performance of the duties to be fulfilled by you, and placing him under your Orders.
On looking over your letter of the 23rd and my reply, I find I have omitted to approve formally, the numbers which you proposed to designate the new Regiments by. The arrangement of the Regiments and their numbers being approved of, you will give the necessary information to their respective Commandants.
I have the honor to be,
with great respect, Sir,
Your Obedt Servant
James McHenry
Major General
Alexander Hamilton
Type
Letter Signed
Description
McHenry approves the numbers suggested by Hamilton for the designation of the new regiments.
Date
03/27/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Repository
Collection
Document number
1799032700001
Note
Cited in Hamilton to McHenry, 03/30/1799.
Notable persons
Alexander Hamilton
James McHenry
Adjutant General
new Regiments
Commandants
Notable locations
New York
War Department
Notable items
your orders
arrangements of the regiments and their numbers

