Documents of the Senate of the State of New York, Volum 4

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Mr Sackett desires to rent Governor Clintons house and
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The Governor to James Clinton in relation to military commis
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Return of new levies commanded by Colonel Pawling
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President McKean to Governor ClintonAct of Congress respect
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Four affidavits of Joshua Hobart implicating individuals
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Secretary Benson informs Captain Muller the Governor is unable
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Orders to captains to receive levies and urgency demanded
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William Duer forwards a suspect to the Governor
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Printer Loudon advocates the cause of the post riders to the Gov
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An Act of Congress to provide for the refugees of South Carolina
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Brooks supplements Sheriff Nicolls application in behalf
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Colonel Hay sends Governor Clinton military news from the South
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Governor Clinton directs Colonel Thomas to appoint Lieutenant
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Governor Clinton to WashingtonIn regard to levies and the pro
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Ezra lHommedieu to the Governor on Vermont affairsThe Gov
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Governor Clinton sends Colonel Hay military news 155
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The Governor brings before the Legislature the financial com
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Henry Wisner to Governor ClintonLevies of Colonel Allisons
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Messrs Duane and lHommedieu forward evidence of treason from
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Lieutenant Francis Hamners application to the Governor for
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Governor Clinton writes to Colonel Willett in regard to the Ver
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Captain Henry Godwin reports progress to Governor Clinton con
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Major John Davis to Captain John GrenellRelating to two Long
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Major James Logan writes to Governor Clinton regarding
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Correspondence between Colonel Hay and Colonel Timothy Picker
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Major Moses Hetfield visits posts on the Ulster frontier forwards
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Colonel Willett reports to the Governor the presence of a party
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Governor Clinton suggests to Governor Trumbull the necessity
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General Scott and Mr Ward to the Governor relative to Colonel
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Dominie de Ronde fails to secure exemption for his sons from
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Colonel Willett mildly criticises Governor Clinton who promptly
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Letter from Governor Clinton to delegates in Congress in favor
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Captain Elihu Marshall notifies the Governor that he is stationed
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Respecting exchange of prisonersThe Board of Commissioners
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Governor Clinton calls Colonel Weissenfels to account for an out
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Governor Clinton to General Stark regarding flags and exchanges
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Governor Clinton to General Heath on the enemys method
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General Heath informs Governor Clinton he is watching for
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William Spotten transmits letters and information bearing
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General Heath to Governor Clinton regarding the frontier
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Ezra lHommedieu predicts the downfall of Cornwallis and
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Captain Job Wright ordered to command levies at Saratoga
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Commissioners at Albany to Governor Clinton as to sundry
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Governor Clinton to Captain Dodge Exchange and prisoners 354
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Governor Clinton to General Heath relative to the rumors from
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Captain Marshall to Governor Clinton with incomplete returns
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Jacob Cuyler to Robert BensonAs to certificate issued
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First parallel begun at YorktownColonel John Lamb forwards
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George Clinton to Colonel WillettIn regard to clothingArrival
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Governor Clinton to Governor Trumbull in regard to Woolsey
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Robert Benson to General Heath in regard to the protection of
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General Van Rensselaer ordered to be ready to move at a moments
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General Heath to Governor ClintonConcerned over the question
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John Tayler to Governor ClintonClever device of Mr Wood
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Jacobus Wynkoop remonstrates against a court martial finding 409
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Captain E Marshall to Governor ClintonThe alarm at German
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Distressed condition of our financesRobert Morris circular letter
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Officers delegate Captain Dodge to represent them on the clothing
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Colonel Hay to Governor ClintonAccount of all tax certificates
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Abram Skinner Commissary General of Prisoners from Elizabeth
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Lord Stirling informs the Governor of Colonel Willetts victory
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Loyalty of Morris Hazzard suspectedCorrespondence from Gen
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Governor Clinton to Colonel Willett in regard to mustering levies 457
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Keziah Townsends letter relative to obtaining her effects from
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James Hamilton narrates his grievances to Governor Clinton
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General Ten Broeck to Governor Clinton touching complications
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Colonel Allison to Governor Clinton in regard to money advanced
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Colonel Willett informs Governor Clinton he would have done
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General Heath apprehensive that the enemy meditates an attack
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Governor Clinton directs Captain Honeywell to impress hogs
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General Heath represents the desperate condition of the troops
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Governor Clinton assures Dominie Gros he is always anxiously
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Governor Clinton to R R Livingston in regard to the wanton
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A strong defence of the States positionGovernor Clinton
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Governor Clinton to General Heath as to the Disposal of
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General John Morin Scott impresses upon the mind of the Gov
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Governor Clinton solicits the views of General Van Rensselaer
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A statement of Governor Clintons financial transactions with
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Governor Clinton writes to Isaac Roosevelt regarding Mr Wrights
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Solomon Pendleton depicts to Governor Clinton the situation
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Governor Clinton notifies Governor Livingston he has granted
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Governor Clinton to General HeathA proposition to adjudicate
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The several States called upon to fill their quotas by the first
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Colonel Peter Yates reports to General Gansevoort the situation
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Colonel Abbott notifies Colonel Van Rensselaer that negotiations
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Captain Thomas Machin praises the Governors nephewThe
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Orders to the justices of Rhinebeck Claverack etc to assist
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General Waterbury concerned over a flag he had given Messrs
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General Heath draws a graphic picture of the pitiable condition
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Treasurer Banckers letter with brigade Major Lansings
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Generals Van Rensselaer and Gansevoort to Governor Clinton
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He follows it up with a private communication to the delegates 624
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General Heath reports to the Governor the successful expedition
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Memorial of Charles Phelps of Cumberland County Vt
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TittelDocuments of the Senate of the State of New York, Volum 4
ForfatterNew York (State). Legislature. Senate
UtgiverE. Croswell, 1904
Original fraColumbia University
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