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I have the honor to inclose to your Excellency a representation to the House of Delegates of the...
[ Camp Bottom’s Bridge, ca. 4 May 1781 . In a letter to Major Lomagne, replying to an urgent...
I this moment received intelligence from Gen. Muhlenburg which I inclose you. Your letters of...
The great distress we are in for Arms has determined me to deliver out all those we have here...
I am favored with your Excellency’s Letter of this Date. Colonel Innes informs me of some Vessels...
Major Mitchell will present to your Excellency a List of the Men now with Genl. Muhlenberg and...
I have already appointed Mr. Robinson Deputy Commissary Issues and hope that Department will soon...
I am this moment honor’d with your Excellency’s Letter of 3d. April. What has engaged me to...
I have this moment received a letter from Colo. Banister informing that the Times of the Rifle...
I am this moment informed of the return of the English Fleet into Lynhaven Bay in the night of...
Pour donner a Votre Exellence le detail le plus exact de La situation de nos Affaires, je Vous...
A number of boats are absolutely wanting. There are only seven in Colledge Creek and those...
I have received a Letter from General Muhlenberg dated the 7th. Inst. informing me that the...
From the first moment I was informed of Lt. Hares arrival with a Flag I declined all transaction...
I arrived here yesterday Evening and am sorry to inform your Excellency that there has been no...
The danger which th[r]eatend the State has occasioned the calling together the Legislature, and...
Un Considerable nombre des hommes delivres des Comtees comme recrues, et entierement unfit for...
MS ( NHi ); in Steuben’s hand; at foot of text is the following: “Marquis 1200 Infant Reg: Gen....
The Letters which Your Excellency was so Polite as to send, I have received, and shall have the...
[Colo. Meade has return’d from examining into the Affair of the Flag. He has brought the inclosed...
I set out tomorrow with the Detachment from hence for Dinwiddie Court Ho. from whence my...
Till it is decided whether Cornwallis will cross the Roanoke or not we ought at all events to be...
As the Detachment of Continental Troops will march from Chesterfield on the 25th Inst. I wish to...
I have the honor to inclose your Excellency Copy of a Letter I have just received from General...
I am favord with your Excellencys Letter of yesterday and submit whether it would not be prudent...
Chesterfield Court House, 17 Feb. [ 1781 ]. Capt. Morris, “a prisoner of War belonging to the...
General Muhlenberg has just forwarded me the inclosed Letters. What can have given rise to a...
I am this moment favord with your Excellencys Letter of this date . I had before transmitted you...
Immediately after my arrival in this State Colo. Senf represented to me the necessity of...
I enclose your excellency an abstract of the state of the forces of this State drawn from the...
The 19th. Inst. in the Afternoon the Enemy crossed Nansemond River at Sleepy hole ferry and...
This will be delivered your Excellency by an Officer of Colo. Armand ’s Corps who will also...
I must request your Excellency to order 200,000 Dollars to be paid to Mr. Benj. Harrison Subject...
From every intelligence it appears evident that the Enemy mean to take post in the lower...
I have just received the inclosed from Col. Parker, and am very unhappy that till this moment I...
Towards forming a force for the defence of the Country upon the present invasion, I have made...
I am favored with your Excellencys Letter of the 9th. Upon the principles of a united opposition...
I would suggest to you the Defenceless condition of Hunter’s Works at Fredericksburg full as...
I have this moment the honor of your Excellencys Letter of this day. The thousand Stand of Arms I...
I have the pleasure to acquaint your Excellency that the Enemy left Richmond this Afternoon about...
In case of the calling out a Body of Militia it will be highly necessary to adopt some measures...
Your Excellencys Observation with respect to the artificers is just. A proportion of the Regiment...
[ Without place or date ] In a long war the difficulty and expense of raising men increases, and...
Many of our Misfortunes, to the Southward, and elsewhere, have arrisen from the Bad Arrangements...
I am informed that the Bill which passed the House of Delegates for compleating their Regiments...
I am about writing to Majr. General Greene, and as it’s of the utmost importance, he should be as...
Richmond, 18 Dec. 1780. Encloses “some hints toward a Law to prevent illegal discharges and...
General Green among other requisitions having mentioned the equipment of the Troops raised by the...
I take the Liberty of laying before your Excellency, a few thoughts on the subject of raising and...
Richmond, 16 Dec. 1780. Lt. Col. [Richard] Campbell of the 9th Va. regiment, which is now at Fort...