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New York, April 3, 1799. “… More recruiting Instructions are necessary, there cannot be less than...
New York, April 8, 1799. “… It has been suggested … that an advance of money to the officers on...
Nothing can be more desireable than a well digested plan for connecting the different parts of...
New York, April 8, 1799. “The Commander in Chief having approved the idea of calling the Pay...
Your letter of the 4th. instant, informs me of the contracts, which have been already made, and...
As it will require time to form contracts where there are none already existing, I submit that it...
I have been yesterday & this morning honored with your several favours, three of the 11th and two...
New York, April 15, 1799. “… A letter from General Washington of the 10th. instant has this...
New York, April 17, 1799. “Your letters of the 15th. and 16th. are duly come to hand.… Tomorrow I...
Philadelphia, April 20, 1799. “… As I do not conceive the United States to be now at War in the...
Upon a careful inspection of the Articles of War I entertain doubts, whether I can act upon, by...
It being urgent that the Two Regiments of Artillery should be organised into companies and...
I have reflected, as you have desired, on the most proper principles for regulating the relative...
I have a second time maturely reflected on the proper rule for promotions in the army, and I...
New York, April 27, 1799. “I have reflected on the idea of furnishing the Regimental Quarter...
I hear of no Cloathing arrived. The recruiting service is now actually begun here and elsewhere....
New York, May 2, 1799. “I have received yours of the 30 April. and your directions will be...
Very much attached to the idea of leaving the commanding officer of a distinct & distant army to...
After mature reflection on the subject of your letter of the 26th. of last month; I am clearly of...
New York, May 7, 1799. “… Col Smith … recommends as his Major … Theodosius Fowler Esqr.… I do not...
It is desireable as fast as possible to execute the arrangement which you have adopted for the...
It is urgent that arms for the troops to be raised be at the respective Regimental rendezvouses...
New York, May 21, 1799. “… It is … necessary that ⟨t⟩he officers generally should be possessed of...
In consequence of the information conveyed by your letter of the 21 instant, I have authorised...
New York, May 24, 1799. “… I shall confer with Col Smith on the subject of his Major and...
New York, May 25 [ –27 ] 1799 . “I recur to two of your letters of the 9th. & 10th. instant. The...
The returns from every quarter shew that desertion prevails to a ruinous extent. For this the...
The inclosed my Dear Sir was written on the idea that though the Troops in Tennessee are annexed...
New York, May 30 [ –31 ] 1799 . “… I have this moment recd. your letter of the 29th. instant. I...
New York, June 5, 1799. “… As yet I have to regret that I am without the needful assistance to...