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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.

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

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

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.

To Henry Dearborn. Confirms his previous order for Dearborn to take diversionary action in support of Hull at Detroit and gave further orders on the projected movements below Kingston and toward Montreal.

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

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

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

Plattsburg, New York. To Henry Dearborn. Concerns Hull

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

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.