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Washington, D.C. To James Taylor, Newport, Ky. Complains of having been called to Washington simply to tell Eustis the effective force at Detroit on the day of surrender; discouraged with chances of advancement in the army; bill for augmenting the…

Boston, Massachusetts. To William Eustis, secretary of war, Washington, D.C. Court martial of Major Joseph Loring.

War Department. To Thomas Buford, Frankfort, Kentucky. Deals with the manufacture of flints in Logan County, Kentucky.

Newton. To William Eustis. Refers to contracts for Provisions of the Northwest army at the time he was commander of it.

War department. To Loring Austin, Boston, Massachusetts. Appointment as second lieutenant of the first regiment of light dragoons.

War Department. To Thomas Buford, Lexington, Kentucky. Relates to funds for his use.

Scituate, Massachusetts. To William Eustis, Washington, D.C. Suggesting appointment of Capt. Joseph Loring as Colonel in the 21st regt. of infantry; If it is possible for us, oriental Tories to paralyze the measure of the Government, we shall soon…

War Department. To Thomas Buford, Lexington, Kentucky. Should arrangements fail

War Department. To Thomas Buford, Lexington, Kentucky. Informs him fund have been transmitted to him by the Treasurer of the United States

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.

War Department. To Daniel D. Tompkins, Albany, New York. Informs him that the arrangements for calling out and providing for the New York militia are highly approved and authorizes call General Van Rensselaer into service as commander.

War Department. To Anthony Lamb. Notifies Lamb of his appointment as deputy quarter master.