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Regular Returns and Transport of Powder
Advised regular communication on returns and ordered all powder to be encased in barrel to protect canvas from injury.
James Robertson PapersRegarding Vouchers, Monies, Mr. Read, End of War
Discussion on vouchers and monies drawn. All calls for monies must be very explicit and accurate. Hodgdon also wishes for end to the War. Mentions Thomas Martin's wagon, which has set off for …
James Robertson PapersRegarding the Weekly Return of Stores and Regulations Pertaining
Knox hopes that Craig will continue to forward weekly returns of stores. Has written to General Wayne relative to regulations that will give directions.
James Robertson PapersRegarding the Rejection of Woolen Overalls
Knox expresses surprise over the rejection of woolen overalls, since he took measures to have them inspected. It had been reported to him that every article passed inspection.
James Robertson PapersRegarding the Receipt and Management of Clothing for the Army
Discusses the procedures for disposition and accounting for clothing for army.
James Robertson PapersRegarding the Indian War
McClure reflects on some of the effects of the Indian War, including the effect on emigration to the Western Territory. He worries that the pace of settlement will be faster than the transmission of …
[Empty Placeholder Collection for Incomplete Collection Associations.]Regarding the duties of bearer, Mr. Henley
Mentions the bearer as Mr. Henley, who goes forward to serve with Army as conductor of military stores. He is to deliver to Craig a horse, saddle, bridle, and cloth. Pays respects to Mrs. Craig, the …
James Robertson PapersRegarding the Bowles Affair
Knox refers to the treaty McGillivray and chiefs made with the United States in New York. States that Bowles' presence and his absence have been troublesome, but Bowles has been arrested. Urges him to …
Papers of the Panton, Leslie & Company.Regarding the account of Stephen Drayton
Regarding the account of Stephen Drayton; addressed to the Auditor of the Treasury.
Miscellaneous Numbered Records (Manuscript File) 1775-1790's. (RG93) (M859)Regarding Secretary of War Request for Vouchers and List of Outstanding Debts
Secretary of War directs that vouchers be forwarded with list of outstanding debts.
James Robertson PapersRegarding Return of Shot and Shell; Reams of Paper; Need for Oil
Encloses return of shot and shell received of Messieurs Patrick and Torrence Campbell. Reams of paper insufficient. Armorers are in need of oil, which is very expensive at Pittsburg post.
James Robertson PapersRegarding Recruiting, Supplies, Rations
Knox pleased to hear of Captain Preston's success in recruiting. Discusses supply of clothing to be shipped to Richmond and procurement of rations.
Preston Family Papers - Joyes CollectionRegarding Quality of Powder Forwarded
Powder forwarded in point of strength is high quality. Some may not be fine as desired, or average more than double London proof. Some sufficiently fine grain. Sieves will separate it.
James Robertson PapersRegarding preparations and troop readiness
Mentions the council at Au Glaize and Indians. Notes that recruits will not be assembled in sufficient numbers, nor sufficiently disciplined according to the nature of warfare in which it is to be …
Anthony Wayne PapersRegarding Letter from Captain William Preston
Knox acknowledges receipt of letter of 14 November and will reply by next post.
Preston Family Papers - Joyes CollectionRegarding issue of warrants
Says he was assured by Colonel Hamilton that a warrant should issue for a part of the balance due. Has sent repeatedly.
James Robertson PapersRegarding Invoices, Shipments, Separation of Gun Powder; Level of Ohio River
Reports on receipt of invoices and wagon shipments. Craig is working on separating different kinds of powder. A small proportion is fine enough for rifle; not 1/4 musket powder. Mentions Captain Smith …
James Robertson PapersRegarding inadequate compensation as clerk in Quarter Master office
Asks about compensation as clerk in Quarter Master office, which Read believes was inadequate.
First Congress: President's Message Transmitting Reports From the Secretary of War to the Senate [1A-E4] (RG46)Regarding General Account on Basis of Vouchers
Has make out general account from vouchers on hand. Balance against Craig until more of advances taken up by full settlement. Encloses current account.
James Robertson PapersRegarding Deficient Articles of Military and Quarter Master Stores
Transmits a copy of Hodgdon's letter enclosing explanation respecting deficient articles of military and quarter master stores.
James Robertson PapersRegarding Court of Inquiry & Resignation of General St. Clair
Discusses a proposed investigation of St. Clair's conduct, which cannot occur; also mentions St. Clair's prior decision to retire from the army once the inquiry had taken place, and why he has …
Joshua Humphreys CorrespondenceRegarding Communications with General Wilkinson
Letter, directs that General James Wilkinson will keep up a constant correspondence with Wayne. Knox will answer correspondence from Wilkinson and transmit a copy.
James McHenry PapersRegarding Censure for Lack of Preparations and Tardiness of Stever
Hodgdon notes that he is happy to state that no censure is due to any involved in preparing or transporting public stores. Stever alone was tardy, and he will be refused any further employment by way …
James Robertson PapersRegarding case of Michael Stevor
Samuel Hodgdon will inquire into the case of Michael Stevor and will be punished if he deserves it.
James Robertson PapersRegarding Captain Lee
Letter concerning Capt. Thomas Lee, late of the 5th New York Regiment; Lee has not received his supernumerary pay.
Miscellaneous Numbered Records (Manuscript File) 1775-1790's. (RG93) (M859)
