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Boston, Massachusetts. Receipt for ten bushels of oats as forage.

Headquarters, Niagara. To Brigadier general Alexander Rea, or in his absence to Col. Worthy L. Churchill. Ordering 250 men of the militia to Buffalo for the defense of Buffalo and Black Rock.

Niagara Headquarters. To Lieutenant Smith. Order to bring clothing and ammunition from Oswego and Rome.

Head Quarters Boston. To John Langdon, D. Commissary, General of Purchases. Gives explicit instructions for the purchase of horses for the army.

Headquarters, Burlington. Ordering Major Clark to proceed to Albany as an Escort to Col. Baynes a military Negotiator to Genl Dearborn.

Eastern Sub Military District, Headquarters, Portland, Maine. To Henry Dearborn, Boston, Massachusetts. Concerns fund for Robert Ilsley and Mr. Wingate.

Eastern Sub Military District, Headquarters, Portland, Maine. To Henry Dearborn, Boston, Massachusetts. Deals with the defense of Portland.

Eastern Sub Military District, Headquarters, Portland, Maine. To Henry Dearborn, Boston, Massachusetts. Deals with the defense of the coast and a request from the governor that the militia not do duty with regular troops.

Eastern Sub-Military District, Head Quarters, Portland, Maine. To Henry Dearborn, Boston, Massachusetts. Deals with the defense of that region and men mentions the size of British forces.

Portland, Maine. To Henry Dearborn, Boston, Massachusetts. British marched small force up the Penobscot and militia abandoned Captain Morris on the arrival of the British.

Head Quarters Eastern Sub-Military District, Portland, Maine. To Henry Dearborn, Boston, Massachusetts. As we have no vessels of war on our coasts

Head Quarters, Eastern Sub-Military District, Portland, Maine. To Henry Dearborn, Boston, Massachusetts. I have no authority for acquising the services of the militia.