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United States Instructions for the private armed vessels of the United States.
James Monroe
From the original painting by Alonzo Chappel
![1819, Jan. 1 - Taylor, Waller, 1774?-1826, U.S. Senator. Washington D.C. To Jedidiah Morse. Corrections in Morse's account of the "Territory and now State of Indiana:" counties, towns, Indians, rivers, prairies. (Indiana History)](https://collections.libraries.indiana.edu/warof1812/files/thumbnails/f03b81b56e428defe357cd01719ad4a1.jpg "1819, Jan. 1 - Taylor, Waller, 1774?-1826, U.S. Senator. Washington D.C. To Jedidiah Morse. Corrections in Morse's account of the "Territory and now State of Indiana:" counties, towns, Indians, rivers, prairies. (Indiana History)")
1818 Jan. 20
New York. To Littleton Waller Tazewell, Norfolk, Virginia. Concerns prize money.
1817 Jan. 28
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.
1815 Mar. 8
Camp Preparation near the town of Mobile. To James Monroe, City Washington. Refers to the services of General William Colbert, the Chickasaw, and Choctaw in the war against the Creek Indians, and requesting the war department to fulfill its promise…
1815 Jan. 5
United States War Department. To Thomas Worthington. Deals with the defense of the northern frontier extending from Lake Erie to St. Louis on the Mississippi.
1815 Jan. 31
United States War Department. To Thomas Worthington. No time to be lost in providing an adequate force for the next campaign.
1815 Jan. 31
United States War Department. To Thomas Worthington. Kentucky and Tennessee sent troops to defend New Orleans and troops from Ohio needed to defend northern frontier.