Disposition of Rice's Regiment, Etc.

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Type

Autograph Draft Letter

Description

Hamilton discusses the disposition of Rice's regiment and supplying his men. If Rice is not satisfied with Somerset as a regimental redezvous, he is allowed to find an alternative as long as it meets the requirements for water communication and proximity to Rhode Island and Uxbridge.

Date

05/09/1799

Recipient

Sent from

New York

Document number

1799050937100

Note

Cited in Rice to Hamilton, 05/24/1799.

Notable persons

Nathan Rice
Alexander Hamilton
Adjutant
Colonel [Richard] Hunnewell
Regiments
Jonathan Jackson, Esq.

Notable locations

New York
Circle within which your regiment is to be raised
residue of the State
Somerset
Rhode Island
Uxbridge
great city
Boston

Notable items

bond of your paymaster
orderly course of supplies
speedy appointment of your Quartermaster
delay
disposition of the clothing
alterations
expense of the soldiers
circular
your opinion
fitness of your regimental rendezvous
water communication
transmission of supplies
local advantages and disadvantages
preferable substitute
facility of access
distant supplies
numbering of the regiments
relative ranks of the commandants
money for the recruiting service
contract for supplies