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[The Proceedings of a Garrison Court Martial]
12/31/1799 Cited letter or documentCitation only.
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[Rules Adopted by the President of the United States]
1799 Cited letter or documentEnclosed in McHenry to Washington, 09/03/1800, title given as The following Rules adopted by the President of the United States relative to Rank and promotion in the Army.
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[Recruiting Instructions]
1799 Printed DocumentTemplate of recruiting instructions, with no specifics filled in. Outlines general rules of conduct of recruiting officers.
Henry Burbeck Papers. 
[Receipt for transportation of goods from Philadelphia to Harper's Ferry.]
01/18/1799 Document SignedReceipt for transportation of goods from Philadelphia to Harper's Ferry.
General Information Index, 1794-1918. (RG94)
[PRIVATE]: Uniforms
02/10/1799 Autograph Letter SignedPersonal opinion on uniforms for commander-in-chief. Offers Bushrod Washington as transporter of uniform to Mount Vernon.
General Collection
[PRIVATE] Regulations on Uniforms
01/27/1799 Autograph Letter SignedEnclosed letter for Washington's tailor regarding fixed style of uniforms for varying grades of officers. Specifics on Washington's desires for the style of uniform.
Frederick Chase Collection
[PRIVATE] Rank and Commission
05/05/1799 Autograph Letter SignedRelative rank of officers; remarks on Mercer's refusal of an appointment.
Gilder Lehrman Collection.
[Private] Promotion of Wilkinson
06/25/1799 Autograph Letter SignedAffirmed McHenry's desire to promote Wilkinson to Major General.
Dreer Collection
[PRIVATE] Drawing Pay and Outfitting Soldiers
01/06/1799 Autograph Letter SignedUnanticipated travel expenses necessitated spending more that the 2 months pay drawn prior to Washington's departure from Philadelphia. Regulations on uniforms not mandated.
Frederick Chase Collection
[PRIVATE]
04/07/1799Delay in answering letters due to survey trip near Alexandria and house guests. Washington does not lay blame on McHenry for delay in recruiting due to circumstances outside his control. Advised …
General Collection
[No. 38: Duplicate] Return of Materials for Sale
05/24/1799 Copy of documentEnclosed return of military stores in St. Domingo to Jamaica for sale. King requested the origin of the articles (English, French).
American Manuscripts- No image
[Lt. Colo. Thomas Parker's Circle for Recruiting Divided and Subdivided into Districts.]
1799 Cited letter or documentEnclosed in Parker to Hamilton, 05/03/1799.
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