Browse Items (15 total)

Creek agency. To Edmund Pendleton Gaines, Fort Stoddart Alabama. Discusses the Seminole and Creek Indians and the annoyances which made Jackson

To Brantz Mayer. Refers to the records in the court of inquiry in the case of General Gaines. Written in the third person.

Brooklyn, New York. To Andrew Jackson. Concerns Captain Reid who had the honor of giving the English Naval force destined to New Orleans in 1814, an impressive fore-taste

Washington, Georgia. To James Monroe. Soliciting appointment of his friend John G. Watmough of Philadelphia to the position of consul to Great Britain or France.

Port William, Kentucky. To Isaac Shelby. Requests reinforcements which will add much to the efficiency of our means & operation.

Mr. Bowman

Fort Erie Upper Canada. To Hugh Lawson White, Knoxville, Tennessee. Deals with his defense of Fort Erie.

To Harris, Samuel D.

Fort Massac. To Silas Dinsmoor, Choctaw agent. Unsafe for Choctaws or other Indians, to come to this place, or to hunt between the mouth of the Tennessee River, and the Iron Banks on the Mississippi, due to difficulty of distinguishing between…

Fort Massac, Illinois Territory. To William Clark, Governor of the Missouri Territory. Concerns the movement of troops to the Missouri Territory because of the Indians.

United States Department of War. To Joseph Hopkinson, Bordentown, New Jersey. Deals with the medals for the generals. Encloses a miniature of General Gaines.

Williamsville, New York. To Samuel D. Harris. Orders him to report at once to General Gaines who expects to be attacked.