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United States. Vincennes. To Henry Dearborn, The Secretary of War. Deals with a meeting of Indian chiefs to make a treaty which he hopes will be ratified.

Utica. To Henry Dearborn. Recites services of his warrior and requests they be supplied with winter rations because so many of them were fighting the British and unable of plant crops.

"Copied from the original manuscript, and published by his authority. To which are prefixed, the charges against Brigadier General Hull, as specified by the government.

. Quarter Master General department, 9th district, Albany. New York. To Henry Dearborn, Niagara. Refers to the insecurity of the public stores at Oswego.

Boston, Massachusetts. To Henry Dearborn, Boston, Massachusetts. Refers to the conduct of American troops after the capture of York and the account as recorded in Goldsmith

United States Department of war. To Jacob Jennings Brown. Sets forth the War Department

Plattsburg, New York. To Henry Dearborn. Concerns Hull

To Henry Dearborn. concerns a memorial of British prisoners of war.

To Henry Dearborn, Niagara. Conditions under which volunteers stationed at Black Rock, whose terms are expiring, might be persuaded to remain, and other volunteers enlisted.

Headquarters, Charleston. To William Sumpter, lieutenant of light artillery. Extract of general orders from the War department ordering Lieut. Sumpter to join the headquarters of the Northern army.

Head Quarters, Boston, Massachusetts. To Henry Dearborn. Refers to occurrences at York after the capture of that place.