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Whereas the irregular manner in which the Quarter Masters Department for the State of Virginia...
Since the time your Excellency and Council did me the honor to approve of my being appointed...
It being necessary to collect at Hoods as large a number of boats as possible to transport men...
I have received your Excellency’s Warrant for impressing a number of Boats to be sent to Hoods,...
I inclose your Excellency a Copy of the Arrangement proposed by Colonel Carrington and myself,...
Richmond, 2 Feb. 1781. The manufactory of wagon harness has been established at Charlottesville...
The establishment of a Harness Manufacture in Albermarle, seems advisable, but the Barracks will...
I do myself the honor to inclose to your Excellency, a copy of the estimate of supplies to be...
We were not able to proceed to the consideration of the prices proposed to be given in your...
As I am altogether unacquainted whether your Excellency does business on the Sabbath or not, I...
Baron Steuben being very desirous to have as large [a] collection of Boats made as possible and...
Some of the assistant Deputy Quarter Master’s have made application to me to know whether they...
I have submitted your Letter of yesterday to the consideration of the Gentlemen of the Council,...
I have received Your Excellency’s Warrant of Yesterday for impressing the Boats on James and...
Lieutenant Lambert is the Commanding Officer of a party of Men to impress the Boats on James...
By a letter from Mr. Elliott at Petersburg, I am informed that there is in the possession of Mr....
Richmond, 25 Feb. 1781 . Writes “respecting the duty of Feild Quarter Master within this State.”...
The matter referred to us in your letter of the 25th. Inst. we conceive to be improper for us to...
[William] Boswell one of the Southern riders stationed at Abram Mitchell’s within 15 Miles of...
Richmond, 6 Mch. 1781 . Has made repeated endeavors to correct abuses among the express riders...
I feel so much concern about the horses that are to be impressed for the expedition against...
I do myself the honor to inclose to your Excellency a copy of a letter which I have Just received...
I do myself the honor to inform your Excellency that Baron Steuben has this moment left this to...
As the intelligence which I conveyed to your Excellency last evening respecting the arrival of...
Richmond, 21 Mch. 1781 . Acknowledges TJ’s “ favor of this day respecting the bad conduct of the...
In Compliance with a resolution of the General Assembly of March 16th, I must beg the favor of...
The order from your Excellency dated in Council this day, respecting the impressed horses, shall...
I inclose to your Excellency the whole proceedings respecting Mr. Boswell the Express Rider who...
I do myself the honor to inclose to your Excellency an extract of a letter from Colonel...
The operations against Portsmouth being now discontinued, œconomy and respect to the rights of...
I have received your Excellencys directions about returning the horses and boats which have been...
The great demands which are made upon me of late for the purchasing department under my...
I have looked over my estimates, which I transmitted some time since to the Assistant Quarter...
Yesterday I received an order from Major General Baron Stuben, to immediately get ready Saddles...
The great demands which are made upon me for things to be furnished from this department, both...
Richmond, 6 Apr. 1781 . Gratefully acknowledges receipt of a warrant “for two Millions of...
In Council, 9 Apr. 1781 . This communication consists of an extract from Lafayette’s letter...
I have received the extract from the Marquis’s letter respecting Wagons to transport ammunition,...
I do myself the honor to inclose to your Excellency an extract of a letter which I have received...
I inclose to your Excellency an Extract of a letter which I have just received from Captain...
Mr. Brown informed Mr. Parks, that Mr. Hay of this town, sent down to Captain Charles Thomas at...
Richmond, 13 Apr. 1781 . Encloses an extract of a letter from Mr. Young at Fredericksburg. “He...
This day the Marquis de la Fayette has given me orders to purchase Sixty good horses for...
Richmond, 3 May 1781 . Encloses an extract of a letter from William Claiborne, “one of the...
You shall receive the money necessary for the purchase of the horses as fast as it can be...
I inclose to your Excellency a Memorandum of what Major General the Marquis de la Fayette and...
Major General Baron de Steuben has made a requisition for twelve Wagons, with teams, harness, and...
The total disappointment which I have met with in support from Philadelphia obliges me to repeat...
Your letters of the 18th and 19th inst. came to hand yesterday. Experience has for some time past...
I beg leave to trouble your Excellency on a subject which is of material consequence to me....