Continued Peace with Creek Indians; Funds & Plans for Fortifications at Baltimore & Boston
Document 1799Adams is pleased to learn from Colonel Hawkins that peace with the Creek Indians is still assured. Inquires about the state of fortifications in Baltimore and Boston harbors, as well as the sums allotted for those places.
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[Quincy August 5. 1799]
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I return you Col. Hawkinss letter of 23 of May inclosed in yours of 29. July and am happy to find, that all accounts agree in holding out Expectations a confinement of of Peace with the Indians.
Inclosed is a letter to me from Genl Smith of Baltimore, dated 24 July with an Address to the [undecipherable] from the Marine Committee of Baltimore, in a Slip of a Newspaper. I wish that Justice may be done to that fity, and that it may have it Proportion of Aid in the fortification of it. I wish also to know, what Sum is destined for the fortifications of [undecipherable] Island & Governors Island in Boston Harbour. I wish also to know the plan for [undecipherable] Surgeons & Mates for garrisons & [undecipherable]
J. Adams
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Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Adams is pleased to learn from Colonel Hawkins that peace with the Creek Indians is still assured. Inquires about the state of fortifications in Baltimore and Boston harbors, as well as the sums allotted for those places.
Date
08/05/1799
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Document number
1799080540301
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Multiple copies of the document exist; these listed under separate collections below.
Notable persons
James McHenry
John Adams
Colonel Benjamin Hawkins
Creek Indians
General Smith
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Baltimore
Boston
Maryland
Massachusetts
Georgia
Baltimore
Quincy
Baltimore Harbor
Boston Harbor
Notable items
fortifications
peace
Indian relations
fortifications

