James McHenry

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James McHenry

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James McHenry

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Secretary of War (Jan. 26, 1796 to June 1, 1800)

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James

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McHenry

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Stoppage of Pension author Document
Capturing of merchant vessels author Document
Embargo on the exportation of gunpowder and firearms author Document
Stop Payment of Pension author Document
Account of John Woodward author Document
Letter from the Secretary at War author Document
Regarding a bill for military appropriations author Document
Concerning Stores of Blankets author Document
Administration of Individual Officers and Soldiers author Document
Request for Issue of Clothing to Savannah Troops author Document
Army Supplies, Quarters, and Pay author Document
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Certification of payment; James Postlethwait for medicines and attendance of recruits under command of Captain James Ashman at Gransburg, Pennsylvania Document
Administration of Individual Officers and Soldiers Document
Pay Jonathan Dayton for Supplies to United States Troops in New Jersey Document
Conduct of the Courts of Maryland Document
Certification of payment; Phelps and Sanford for freight and transportation services Document
Certification of payment; William Cobbett, printer for advertising sundry deserters from Fort Mifflin by order of Major Lewis Tousard Document
Letter to the Secretary at War Document
Report to Secretary of War Document
[Untitled] Document
Letter to Col. Ogden Document
Concerning the compensation claims of Silas Dinsmore Document
Certification of payment; Captain Samuel Brown, 11th Regiment of Infantry for pursuing and apprehending sundry deserters from his company Document
Certification of payment; Major George Hague, Regiment of Cumberland County militia commanded by Colonel William McFarland, ordered into service 1794 to suppress an insurrection in Western Counties Pennsylvania Document
Certification of payment; Sergeant William Carter, 11th Regiment of Infantry for expenses marching recruits from Philadelphia to Headquarters on the Scotch Plains Document