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Assures Proper Payment
Reports conversation with Secretary of War. McHenry assures that decisive measures will be taken. Houdin will be paid properly.
Samuel Hodgdon Letterbook, Philadelphia, Pa., Arsenal, 1798-99.Assisting Turbulent Young Men
Writing for his son who is ill, General Irvine observes that the two men acting as sergeants may not be able to provide adequate assistance to Lieutenant Wolstencraft so he suggests another officer …
William Irvine PapersAssisting the Surveyor General in Marking the Indian Boundary
The Surveyor General has requested a party of men to assist in marking the Indian boundary line established by General Wayne's treaty, but he did not designate the time and place for which the men …
Oliver Wolcott Jr. Papers.Assignment of Officers
Hamilton lists the assignment of officers to the two Regiments of Artillerists and Engineers.
Alexander Hamilton PapersAssignment of Captains & Subalterns of North Carolina in Provisional Army
Pinckney informs McHenry that the preparations for assigning the captains, lieutenants and ensigns allotted to North Carolina are almost complete, though assigning officers of higher rank will take …
John Adams PapersAssigning Stations to the Infantry
McHenry apoligizes for not being able to send the distribution aksed for by Hamilton. He asks for Hamilton's assistance in understanding the intentions of General Washington regarding the assignment …
Alexander Hamilton PapersAssessing Captain Hill's Plan
MacPherson solicits Hamilton's opinion regarding plans for fortifications around New York's harbor.
Alexander Hamilton PapersAssembling a General Court Martial, Etc.
Tousard asks permission to assemble a General Court Martial to try those prisoners who have been charged with a capital crime. He recommends Edward Kendall for the post of Quartermaster Sergeant.
Alexander Hamilton PapersAsks to Remain at Important Work
Appeals to the Secretary at War to prohibit General Hamilton from ordering the Major's removal from the duties of Inspector of Artillery. Fears being included in a general march to the Potomac. Cites …
Lewis Tousard LetterbookAsking Stockton to sign a receipt and forward his account to the Secretary of War
Lewis is sending Stocktons account in order that Stockton may sign a receipt for the amount in his account and then forward it to the Secretary of War.
RG 0730, U.S. Loan Office (Continental Loan Office) Accts./Corresp., 1780-1799, 1840.Articles wanted to complete the contract and the order for additional Regiment of Artillery
Articles listed include overalls and shirts for infantry and artillery privates and sergeants. Items are articles wanted to complete contract and order for additional regiment of artillery.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Articles Ready for Inspection
The articles which Simon contracted to furnish are ready for inspection.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Articles of Agreement for Rations
Article of Agreement for rations for New York
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Articles of Agreement for Rations
Articles of Agreement for Rations between Secretary of War and William and Robert Colfax and Alexander Richards. Rations to be issued in Massachusetts.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Articles of Agreement for Rations
Article of agreement between Secretary of War and William and Robert Colfax of New Jersey and Alexander Richards of New York City for provision of rations to New Hampshire and Vermont.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Articles of Agreement between James O'Hara and James McHenry, August 1799
Contract for the provision of rations at a number of ports and posts along the Mississippi, Ohio, Illinois, and Wabash rivers.
Solomon Sibley PapersArticles of Agreement
Articles of agreement between the Secretary of War and James O'Hara from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for the issue of rations at a number of posts and ports.
MMC, O'Hara, James: Mm79000872
