Benjamin Stoddert

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Benjamin Stoddert

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Benjamin Stoddert

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First Secretary of the Navy (1798-1801)

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Benjamin

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Stoddert

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Proposing the Establishment of a National Gazette Document
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Requests that the "General Greene" Stop on Her Return to the US author Document
Asks about the Possibility of Purchasing Potts & Lee property in Harper's Ferry author Document
Rejection of Officer Application Due to Age Requirement & Lack of Vacancies author Document
Letter from the Secretary of Navy to the Secretaries of State, War, and Treasury on the subject of pavement of City of Washington author Document
Meeting between Heads of Departments author Document
Requests Knapsacks, Muskets, and Bayonets for the Marine Corps author Document
Requests Order for Knapsacks for Marines author Document
Concerning the renting of houses for public officials author Document
Account of Samuel Lewis author Document
Moving from Philadelphia to Washington author Document
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Recommendation for Officer Appointment to U.S. Navy Document
Concerning a cannon foundry and ore banks Document
On the removal of offices from Philadelphia for the summer Document
Certification of payment; estate of Joseph Lamotte, deceased for services as Indian interpreter at Fort Knox to Kaskaskia Document
Certification of payment; Doctors Gillaspy and Strong, for medicine, advice, and attendance on sick belonging to Captain Gibbs’ detachment of 16th Regiment of Infantry Document
Certification of payment; Captain Abraham R. Ellery, Assistant Adjutant General, disbursements for clerk hire in Adjutant General’s office Document
Recommending Individuals for Army and Navy Appointments Document
Certification of payment; Lieutenant Colonel Francis Gurney, 1st Regiment Philadelphia Militia called out to suppress an insurrection in the Western Counties of Pennsylvania, 1794 Document
Certification of payment; Lieutenant Colonel Richard McFarlaine, Regiment of Cumberland County Militia, ordered into service to suppress an insurrection in the Western Counties of Pennsylvania, 1794 Document
Certification of payment; Gundt and Brown, Printers, Baltimore, for printing advertisements of deserters, by order of sundry officers in the service of the United States Document
Certification of payment; Lieutenant Nanning Vischer, 2d Regiment of Infantry Document
Certification of payment; Samuel Hodgdon, for pay of persons employed in the military store department, rent, and purchase of five standards and pattern infantry coat Document
Certification of payment; Michael Gunkle, Contractor for Pennsylvania for rations, quartermaster, and hospital supplies and expenditures for the use of troops of the United States marching through Pennsylvania Document
Certification of payment; Richard Harrison, Esquire, for retaining fee costs and counsel fees upon the cause of Houdin and Van Ingen, and for obtaining Habeas Corpus at Albany for Indian confined for murder Document