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New Orleans, Louisiana. To James Monroe. Officers of the 44th United States infantry request that they be continued in the service.

Washington, Georgia. To James Monroe. Soliciting appointment of his friend John G. Watmough of Philadelphia to the position of consul to Great Britain or France.

Executive Office, North Carolina, Raleigh. To James Monroe, Secretary of War. States he has frequently informed the war department that he is destitute of arms and unable to defend Wilmington and the immense naval stores in storage there.

United States. Clearance paper for the Schooner Russell of New York.

United States Commission of Loring Austin as captain of the 46th regiment of infantry.

United States. Printed State Department Circular concerning letters of Marque, Prizes and Prize Goods.

United States Department of State. To Paul Hamilton. Gives instructions concerning letters of marque.

United States. Washington City. Additional Instruction to the public and private armed vessels of the United States.

United States. Department of State. To The Collector of the Customs, Baltimore, Maryland. Refers to instructions to the public and private armed vessels of the United States

United States. To Thomas Humphrey Cushing. Thank you for offering me the use of your sword.

United States Department of States. To Thomas Barclay. The President has determined that you should reside near the seat of government