Letter to the Secretary of War regarding progress on the fortifications along the southern Atlantic coast, with details on materials for Savannah and Charleston
Letter from the Governor of Maryland, relating to recent riots and other disturbances in Washington and Allegany Counties in his state. The rebellion is linked to western Pennsylvania's Whiskey Rebellion. In the words of Governor Lee, "they have made declarations in favour of a Revolution."
Inventory of military clothing includes coats, vests, shoes, hats, blankets. Signed by Capt Kersey of United States Regiment, and by John Stagg Chief clerk. Copy to Samuel Hodgdon.
The Secretary of the Treasury [Alexander Hamilton] inquires as to how Hodgdon is situated with respect to axes. Will it be necessary to purchase a further supply?
Secretary Hamilton writes the commander of the Virginia militia, informing him that the President has instructed that he accelerate the assembling of the militia, in order to quash the rebellion, later known as the Whiskey Rebellion.
The agent at Trenton and the Contractors at Philadelphia, Reading, and Lancaster will supply most of the provisions needed to get to Carlisle.For the route westward it should be ascertained whether the Contractors at Reading and Lancaster are capable of provisioning the expedition. Williams is directed to make up for any deficiencies.
Hunt assures Hodgdon that he or his second-in-command will provide the necessary military stores for the militia now assembling at Lamberton and Trenton.
Major Craig acknowledges receipt of money and a return of clothing from Samuel Hodgdon. Craig informs Hodgdon that more clothing will be required for the troops.
Butler urged the building of additional barracks at Fort Fayette due to current and anticipated problems in the area surrounding the fort. Craig notified that building is in process and is being done with the "strictest economy."
Letter from the Governor of Maryland to Secretary Hamilton, enclosing a copy of a letter from Peter Engels, the state's armourer at Frederick Town, containing information proper for the President to be aware of.
Letter from the Governor of Maryland to Secretary Hamilton, regarding unrest and insurrection in areas of his state. In conformity with President Washington's directions, Governor Lee has ordered for the march of the state militia to Williamsport. Goes into further details.
