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To John Ballinger, New Orleans. Let your company depart as soon as ready.

Washington. To Solomon Van Vechten Van Rensselaer. Albany, New York. On politics.

Baltimore, Maryland. To Solomon Van Vechten Van Rensselaer, Albany, New York. concerns his trial, politics, and personal matters.

Albany, New York. To W. Caldwell. Refers to a check on the Bank of Albany which is afloat and asks him to look into the matter.

To Assistant deputy quartermaster general. Refers to the account of stock belonging to Lois Barnhart destroyed by troops under the command of General Brown.

Head Quarters, Malone. To Samuel Brown. Deals with provisions for the troops and especially a better quality of flour.

Fort George, Canada. To Peter Buell Porter, Cyrenius Chapin and Joseph McClure. Buffalo. As he has no authority to sanction their plan for the levy of a body of volunteers, he has sent a copy of their letter to the Secretary of war for his decision.

Creek Nation. To John T. Wirt, Mobile, Alabama. Concerns the money due James Cornells for his services as guide and interpreter on my Journey through this Nation.

To John T. Wirt, Mobile, Alabama. Concerns a bill of John Weatherford for his services as an interpreter in passing the Creek nation during troubled days with his horse.

Head Quarters, New Orleans, Louisiana. To Ferdinand Leigh Claiborne, Commanding Officer, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Orders for the organization of troops defending Louisiana.

New Orleans, Head Quarters. To John, Ballinger, Balize. Requests him to complete his company, put up sheds and encamp his men.

New Orleans, Louisiana. To Capt. James B. Many of the artillery as officer commanding at the Balize. Instructions on fortifying the Balize for the protection of New Orleans.