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To Henry Dearborn. Receipt for $27.50 To keeping 4 Wagon horses and Driver 6 days on the road from N. York to Boston

To Henry Dearborn, Troy. This is what I have been anxiously praying for and with heart-felt pleasure I congratulate you in the Hope of you acceptance, for your country

Fort Constitution, New Hampshire. To Henry Dearborn. Deals with the defense of Portsmouth Harbor.

Head Quarters, Lewiston. To Henry Dearborn. On the condition of his troops and Hull

Head Quarters, Lewiston. To Henry Dearborn. Concerns the Armistice. The relief of General Hull was a primary object.

Head Quarters, Lewiston. To Henry Dearborn. Lt. Col. Myers commanding at Fort George

United States. Louisville, Kentucky. To James Taylor, military agent, Newport, Kentucky. Recruiting; asks opinion of General Dearborn and news of other appointments; earthquake shocks.

Baltimore, Maryland. To Henry Dearborn, Washington. Concerns the ill-health of Commodore Preble and the voyage he plans to take to recover his health.

Certifies he saw General Dearborn pay to Paul Hinchey the sum of fifty dollars about the 30th of May for secret & important services, known to me to be of that character.

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

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.

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.