William Rawle
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Opinion on Contractor
08/30/1792 Printed DocumentRequests Rawle's opinion concerning Theodosius Fowler's contract for supplying the Army.
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Shoes and hats of bad quality
07/17/1794 Printed DocumentThe Attorney for the District of Pennsylvania transmits to Hamilton a copies of letters from Secretary Knox and General Wayne relative to the bad quality of hats and shoes furnished for the use of the …
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Poor quality hats and shoes
08/22/1794 Printed DocumentSecretary Hamilton writes the Attorney for the District of Pennsylvania, regarding his letter on the bad quality of hats and shoes for use of the army in 1793. Hamilton states that he is instituting …
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Bad Quality of Hats & Shoes
07/17/1794 Autograph Draft LetterGeneral Wayne has complained about the poor quality of the hats and shoes supplied to his Army by the contractors for 1793. Wolcott advises that he will take appropriate measures against those …
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Amnesty for Whiskey Rebels
11/17/1794 Printed DocumentHamilton lists the individuals to will not be subject to Washington's general proclamation of amnesty for the Whiskey Rebels: David Bradford; Edward Cook; Daniel Hamilton; Benjamin Parkinson; John …
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On the legality of Colonel Reed selling liquor to troops
12/05/1795 Letter SignedOn behalf of Captain Bissell, commander at Presque Isle, Pickering requests legal opinion from the US District Attorney on what legal measures can be taken against Colonel Reed, who is selling liquor …
Rawle Papers, 3 Official Correspondence, Attorney for U.S. District of P.A., 1791-1800.
On the legality of citizens arming their vessels in time of peace
10/30/1795 Letter SignedReports from the port of Philadelphia indicate that some civilians are arming their vessels. Secretary Pickering asks lawyer William Rawle whether it is lawful for citizens of United States, in time …
Rawle Papers, 3 Official Correspondence, Attorney for U.S. District of P.A., 1791-1800.
Legal inquiry regarding incursions into Spanish territory in Florida
11/24/1795 Letter SignedSome Spanish subjects, along with Americans from Georgia made expedition into Florida, took a Spanish fort, killed Spanish soldiers, stole property. Spanish government has complained. Asks questions …
Rawle Papers, 3 Official Correspondence, Attorney for U.S. District of P.A., 1791-1800.
