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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.

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

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

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.

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.

Buffalo, New York. To Henry Dearborn, Albany, New York. Discusses and expected attack on Buffalo.

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

Greenbush, New York. To Henry Glen, Schenectady, New York. Deals with wagons to transfer troops to Utica.

Plattsburg, New York. To Thomas Aspinwall. Orders to proceed to Albany on confidential business.

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.

Plattsburgh, New York. To Henry Dearborn, Greenbush, New York. Deals with the incompetency of Gansevoort.

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