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By a Resolve of the Honble the continental Congress pass’d the 21st Ulto you are promoted to the...
I have just received your Excellencys Letter—The Enemy having retired makes the Disposition...
Enclosed is the arrangement of the Field officers of our line, and as the distribution of the...
Upon application of the Contractors for supplying the Garrison of West Point &c. with Provisions,...
Letter not found : from Brig. Gen. John Paterson, 14 Aug. 1778. On 15 Aug., Richard Kidder Meade...
Since my return from the Point I am favored with yours—I think it will be expedient for Col....
Letter not found : from Brig. Gen. John Paterson, 22 Feb. 1779. GW wrote Paterson on 26 Feb. : “I...
It has been suggested in several applications I have received of late, that by some means or...
The bad State of our Army at present, destitute of Clothing and many other Necessaries the...
I have to inform your Excellency that, from Intelligence receiv’d but this moment from Colo....
I have this moment heard it reported by Officers in Camp, that I have sent a petition to you, by...
I have recd your Letter of yesterday’s date. Altho I cannot consider the Arrangement of Field...
Colo. Hamilton directed me when I arrived nigh The River to send an Express to Head Quarters for...
I have this moment received the inclosed letters from Capt. Pray at Nyack—but have heard nothing...
Your Excellency has been informed that my Brigade, have had a larger & better supply of...
I received your favor of the 28th Ulto. I do not mean to place your Brigade on a different...
My being unacquainted with the Situation & ground on which the Enemy are Incamp’d renders me...
The great inconvenience of transporting Flower for the Army and Navy to Rhodes Island, and the...
Your Excellency having been pleased in your letter to major-general Heath of the 17th instant to...
The natural strength of Philadelphia, with the Improvement of Works, and the Numbers of the Enemy...
I rec[e]ived your letter of the 22d Int. requesting leave of absence for a short time from the...
We have examined the new position which your Excellency desired might be viewed for the huts of...
Some time since Colonel Crane desired the officer who has the distribution of the accounts from...
I have recd yours of this day—Should the Enemy still be out, you will instantly put the...
In consequence of your Excellency’s suggesting to me yesterday, a wish that I would give my...
I yesterday wrote you a Letter with conditional directions relative to your march: Upon receipt...
I have received your favor of the 2nd respecting the distribution for the Recruits of the Masstts...
We the Officers still remaining in service are unexpectedly constrained, once more, to trouble...
The inclosed are from a number of the first Gentlemen in Berkshire in favor of King now under...
Your favor of this Morning with the enclosures, is just received. You will be pleased immediately...