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Joseph Sharp charged by Caleb Swan Paymaster to the Army with contempt of the Commanding General to be tried by Court Martial
John Wade Judge Advocate, informs Joseph Sharp that he has been charged by Caleb Swan, Paymaster to the Army, with contempt of the Commanding General and is to be tried by Court Martial in the West …
Second Congress: Reports and Communications Submitted to the Senate by the Secretary of the Treasury [2A-F2] (RG46)Jonathan Cass recruiting in Philadelphia; reporting on the disposition of the Indians; poor prospects for peace
Cited in Knox to Wayne, 10/12/1792. Capt. Jonathan Cass was relieved from his command at Fort Franklin by Capt. Hughes and is now on his way to Philadelphia to await recruiting instructions and …
Anthony Wayne Letterbooks Vol.1-3Jackson makes recommendations to Knox
Letter, recommends bearer, Hobby, for militia appointment.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]Jackson makes recommendations to Knox
Letter, recommends John Patten to military appointment; recommends Kent to command.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]Jackson makes recommendation for appointment of John Tyler
Letter, recommends John Tyler for military appointment; mentions Presidential vote.
Henry Knox Papers. [Microfilm]Items to Pittsburgh
The Secretary of War requests that Knox forward to Pittsburgh, to the order of Major Isaac Craig, a number of items, including bullet moulds, boxes, hooks, and nails.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Iron and Supplies
Turnbull and Marnie have inferior iron. Superior iron in Carlisle. Agues iron to be delivered to Pittsburgh. Items to be cast, and price listed. Repairs and pay discussed.
James Robertson PapersInvoices and Delivery
Outlined discrepancies between the invoice and actual delivery of supplies and clothing. Hodgdon hopes to return to Philadelphia soon.
James Robertson PapersInvoice of Stores, Shot and Shells, Captain Crawford's Receipt
Encloses invoice of stores, part of which is shot and shell from Chamber's furnace. Vents of shells not yet bored. Captain Crawford's receipt for $200 enclosed.
James Robertson PapersInvoice for Boxes Seven and Eight; Settled with Waggoners
Encloses invoice for boxes seven and eight, which arrived in good order. Has settled with waggoners.
James Robertson PapersInvitation by President to Visit Philadelphia
Reiteration of invitation to visit Philadelphia to discuss welfare of Indians.
Archive Reports 1891Invalid Pensions in Massachusetts
Secretary Knox directs payment of Invalid Pensions in Massachusetts. The total sum is $5,970.
Henry Knox PapersInvalid pensioners for the State of Connecticut
List of invalid pensioners returned by the circuit court of United States to William Imlay - the Commissioner of Loans - for the State of Connecticut. Specifies monthly allowance.
Henry Knox PapersIntrigues of William Augustus Bowles
Letter from Creek chief to the Indian Agent at the Southern Department. McGillivray had been waiting post month to get Lower gentry into humour of attending to national matters and to recover from …
Preston Family Papers - Joyes CollectionIntent to Pay Salary and Expenses
The Accountant's Office informs Jeremiah Olney that he will be paid $240 for salary and expenses regarding stores shipped to West Point New York.
Jeremiah Olney PapersIntelligence Report to the Secretary at War
This letter is an anonymous intelligence report from the frontier to Henry Knox, asking him not to reveal the correspondence between them to Judge McComb. Also, in order to prevent the Saganaw and …
MG23 HI1 John Graves Simcoe, PapersInstructions to the Paymaster General
Wolcott provides detailed instructions to Swan who is the newly appointed Paymaster General to the Troops of the United States.
[Empty Placeholder Collection for Incomplete Collection Associations.]Instructions to General St. Clair
Post near the Miami Village is an intimidation tactic against aggression by Indians. Knox presumed the post would be a source of jealousy for British officers in neighboring territory, advised …
Archive Reports 1891Instructions to Capt. Hendrick Aupaumut
The Secretary at War dispatches Captain Aupaumut, Chief of the Stockbridge Indians, to the Great Council of Indians at Lake Erie. Aupaumut is instructed to convey to the Indians that the desire for …
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