The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 5

Name: The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 5 | February 1781 to May 1781
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February 1781 to May 1781

Thomas Jefferson(Author)

Julian P. Boyd(Editor)

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CONTENTS
GUIDE TO EDITORIAL APPARATUS
JEFFERSON CHRONOLOGY
1781
From Joseph Bell, 25 February
From Christopher Calvert, with a Note by Jefferson to the Attorney General, 25 Februaryto 21 March
From Richard Claiborne, 25 February
From Robert Gamble, 25 February
From Samuel Huntington, 25 February
From Robert Lawson, 25 February
To Robert Lawson, 25 February
To Steuben, 25 February
From Steuben, 25 February
From Humphrey Brooke, 26 February
From Nathaniel Burwell, 26 February
To Richard Claiborne [26? February]
From W. R. W. Curie, 26 February
From Charles Dick, 26 February
To Samuel Huntington, 26 February
From George Muter, 26 February
[From George Muter, 26 February]
From Joseph Reed, 26 February
From John Christian Senf, 26 February
From John Syme, 26 February
To George Washington, 26 February
To John Fitzgerald, 27 February
To James Innes, 27 February
From Thomas Sim Lee, 27 February
From R. William Mitchell, 27 February
[To George Muter, 27 February]
From William Rose, 27 February
To John Syme, 27 February
From Alexander White, 27 February
From James Wood, 27 February
From John Ballendine, 28 February
From Arthur Campbell, 28 February
From George Corbin, 28 February
To the County Lieutenant of Goochland, 28 February
From Nathanael Greene, [28] February
To James Maxwell, 28 February
To the Officer Commanding the French Naval Force on the Coast of Virginia, 28 February
From George Muter, with Reply, 28 February
From George Muter, with Reply, 28 February
To George Muter [28 February]
To Granville Smith, 28 February
To Steuben, 28 February
From George Weedon [28 February]
Return of Militia by Counties, February
David Ross' Memorandum concerning Supplies [February]
To Nathaniel Burwell, 1 March
To Mary Willing Byrd, 1 March
To the County Lieutenants of Prince George and Other Counties, 1 March
To James Innes, 1 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 1 March
From George Muter, with Reply, 1 March
[From George Muter, 1 March]
From Charles Scott, 1 March
Memoranda of Needs Submitted by Steuben [ca. 1 March]
Memorial of British Prisoners, 1 March
From John Dixon, 2 March
From Samuel Huntington, enclosing a Resolution of Congress Adopting the Articles of Confederation, 2 March
To James Innes, 2 March
To Lafayette, 2 March
From Charles Magill, 2 March
[From George Muter, 2 March]
From George Muter, 2 March
To George Muter, 2 March
Notes concerning Preparations for the Expedition against Portsmouth [ca. 3 March]
To Edward Carrington, 3 March
From James Innes, 3 March
From Lafayette, 3 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 3 March
From M. Marston, 3 March
[From George Muter, 3 March]
To George Muter, 3 March
[From George Muter, 3 March]
From Duncan Rose, 3 March
To the General Assembly of North Carolina, 3 March
From George Weedon, 3 March
From William Call, 4 March
To the Commanding Officer of the French Squadron, 4 March
From Samuel Huntington, 4 March
To William Lewis, 4 March
Commission to William Lewis [4 March]
To Marbois, 4 March
To Timothy Pickering, 4 March
To Richard Claiborne [before 5 March]
To the Judges of the High Court of Chancery, 5 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 5 March
From Charles Magill, 5 March
From Hudson Martin, 5 March
From James Maxwell, 5 March
[From George Muter, with Reply, 5 March]
From George Muter, 5 March
To Steuben, 5 March
From Steuben, 5 March
From Steuben's Aide-de-Camp, 5 March
To George Weedon, 5 March
From James Wood, 5 March
From Richard Claiborne, 6 March
To William Davies, 6 March
From Samuel Huntington, 6 March
From James Innes, 6 March
From Lafayette, 6 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 6 March
To Thomas Sim Lee, 6 March
From George Muter, 6 March
To George Muter, 6 March
[From George Muter, with Reply, 6 March]
[To George Muter, 6 March]
From the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 6 March
From George Carrington, Jr., 7 March
From Richard Claiborne, 7 March
To Joseph Holmes, 7 March
From Joseph Holmes, 7 March
From Thomas Sim Lee, 7 March
[To Charles Magill, 7 March]
From George Muter, with Reply, 7 March
From Edmund Pendleton, 7 March
To Steuben, 7 March
From Steuben, 7 March
From William Davies, 8 March
To Samuel Huntington, 8 March
To Lafayette, 8 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 8 March
To William Lewis, 8 March
From Charles Magill, 8 March
From James Maxwell, 8 March
From George Muter, 8 March
From William Phillips, 8 March
To Steuben, 8 March
From Steuben, 8 March
From Francis Taylor, 8 March
To the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 8 March
From John Walker, 8 March
To George Washington, 8 March
From John Banister, 9 March
To the County Lieutenants of Chesterfield and Dinwiddie, 9 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 9 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 9 March
[From George Muter, 9 March]
From Steuben, 9 March
From John Walker [9 March]
From George Weedon, 9 March
From George Wythe, 9 March
From Nathanael Greene, 10 March
To Lafayette, 10 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 10 March
From Charles Magill, 10 March
From J. P. G. Muhlenberg, 10 March
To Granville Smith, 10 March
To Steuben, 10 March
To Steuben, 10 March
From Steuben, 10 March
To George Lee Turberville, 10 March
To George Weedon, 10 March
From George Weedon, 10 March
From James Callaway, 11 March
From Richard Claiborne, enclosing a Letter from Steuben, 11 March
From William Davies, 11 March
From William Lewis, 11 March
To William Lewis, 11 March
From John Syme, 11 March
From John Allen, 12 March
To the County Lieutenants of Hanover and Certain Other Counties, 12 March
To Joseph Holmes, 12 March
To Lafayette, 12 March
To Lafayette, 12 March
To Thomas Sim Lee, 12 March
To Thomas Sim Lee, 12 March
To James Maxwell, 12 March
From George Muter, enclosing an Exchange of Letters with John Walker, 12 March
To Thomas Newton, Jr., 12 March
To the Superintendent of the Shipyard, 12 March
To the Superintendent of the Public Vessels and Workmen at the Shipyard on Chickahominy, 12 March
To James Wood, 12 March
To John Banister, 13 March
From Richard Claiborne, 13 March
To the County Lieutenants of Accomac and Northampton Counties, 13 March
To William Davies, 13 March
From Charles Magill, 13 March
To James Maxwell, 13 March
To J. P. G. Muhlenberg, 13 March
From George Muter, 13 March
From George Muter, with Reply, 13 March
[From George Muter, 13 March]
To George Muter, 13 March
To David Ross, 13 March
To George Weedon, 13 March
From John Banister, 14 March
From Richard Claiborne, 14 March
From Joseph Crockett, 14 March
From Beesly Edgar Joel, 14 March
To Lafayette, 14 March
From Hugh McGavock, 14 March
To Robert Mitchell or William Lewis, 14 March
[To the State Naval Officers, ca. 14 March]
To Francis Taylor, 14 March
William Cole to George Muter, with Jefferson's Instructions to Muter, 15-19 March
Petition of Brewer Godwin and Others [before 15 March]
To Brewer Godwin, 15 March
From Thomas Sim Lee, 15 March
From William Lewis, 15 March
From Robert Mitchell, 15 March
To the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 15 March
From Isaac Avery, 16 March
From Humphrey Brooke, 16 March
From William Clayton, 16 March
To George Elliott, 16 March
From Nathanael Greene, 16 March
Joseph Jones to the Auditors, with James Hayes' Account and Jefferson's Memorandum, 16 Marchto [ 5 April? ]
From Lafayette, 16 March
To Richard Henry Lee [16?] March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 16 March
From Charles Magill, 16 March
To J. P. G. Muhlenberg, 16 March
To John Banister, 17 March
From Thomas Gaskins, 17 March
To Samuel Griffin, James Southall, and Robert Anderson, 17 March
From Lafayette, 17 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 17 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 17 March
From Thomas Sim Lee, 17 March
[From George Muter, 17 March]
To George Muter, 17 March
From David Ross, 17 March
To David Ross, 17 March
From Edward Travis, 17 March
From John Walker, 17 March
From William Davies, 18 March
To William Lewis, 18 March
From William Lewis, 18 March
To Robert Mitchell, 18 March
To William Davies, 19 March
From George Gibson, 19 March
To Samuel Huntington, 19 March
To Lafayette, 19 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 19 March
From Charles Magill, 19 March
From Littleberry H. Mosby, with Jefferson's Instructions, 19 March
[To George Muter, 19 March]
From Riedesel, 19 March
To George Washington, 19 March
From George Weedon, 19 March
To James Barron, 20 March
From James Barron, 20 March
From Abraham Buford, 20 March
From Miles King, 20 March
From Lafayette, 20 March
To James Maxwell, 20 March
From J. P. G. Muhlenberg, 20 March
From George Muter, 20 March
From Edmund Pendleton, Jr., 20 March
To David Ross, 20 March
George Twyman to Nicholas Lewis and Isaac Davis, with Jefferson's Instructions to William Davies, 20-28 March
From the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 20 March
To Isaac Avery, 21 March
To the Officer Commanding the French Naval Force, 21 March
To John Browne, 21 March
From Richard Claiborne, 21 March
To the Commanding Officer of the Charles City County Militia, 21 March
To William Davies, 21 March
From William Davies, 21 March
From William Davies, 21 March
To Thomas Fletcher, 21 March
To Samuel Huntington, 21 March
From Samuel Huntington, 21 March
To Thomas Sim Lee, 21 March
To John Peyton, enclosing Advice of Council concerning the Clothier's Department, 21 March
From George Lee Turberville, 21 March
To George Washington, 21 March
From George Washington, 21 March
To George Weedon, 21 March
From George Weedon, 21 March
To the County Lieutenants of Buckingham and Amherst, 22 March
To the County Lieutenant of Culpeper, 22 March
To William Davies, 22 March
From George Elliott, 22 March
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 22 March
From William Greene Munford, 22 March
From George Muter, 22 March
To Thomas Nelson, 22 March
From John? Overton, 22 March
From David Ross, 22 March
From John Syme, 22 March
From Isaac and Abram Van Bibber & Company, 22 March
Invoice of Dixon & Nicolson for Printing [23 March to 3 April]
From James Callaway, 23 March
To Christopher Calvert, 23 March
From Charles Dabney, 23 March
To George Elliott, 23 March
From Nathanael Greene, 23 March
From Samuel Huntington, 23 March
From Lafayette, 23 March
To Sarah McIntosh, 23 March
From Daniel Morgan, 23 March
From LeRoy Peachey, 23 March
From George Rice, 23 March
To Edward Travis, 23 March
From Beverley Winslow, 23 March
To Richard Claiborne and Granville Smith, 24 March
From Richard Claiborne, 24 March
From Richard Claiborne, 24 March
To the Commanding Officer of the British Force at Portsmouth, 24 March
To the Governor of Hispaniola, 24 March
To Nathanael Greene, 24 March
To Lafayette, 24 March
To Lafayette, 24 March
To Abner Nash, 24 March
Final Settlement of Accounts of Peter Pelham as Keeper of the Public Jail [24 March]
To William Preston, William Christian, and Joseph Martin, 24 March
From George Rice, 24 March
To Anthony Walton White, 24 March
From Richard Barron, 26 March
From the Continental Board of War, enclosing a Letter to James Wood, 26 March
From Richard Claiborne, 26 March
To Certain County Magistrates, 26 March
To Certain Other County Magistrates, 26 March
To the County Lieutenants, 26 March
[To William Davies, with Reply, 26 March]
From William Davies, 26 March
From Christian Febiger, 26 March
To Samuel Huntington, 26 March
From Samuel Huntington, 26 March
From John McCoy, 26 March
Proclamation of Embargo, 26 March
From John Christian Senf, with Jefferson's Instructions to William Davies, 26 March
From Steuben, 26 March
To George Lee Turberville, 26 March
To the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 26 March
From James Barbour, 27 March
From George Rogers Clark, 27 March
To the County Lieutenants of Berkeley, Frederick, and Hampshire Counties, 27 March
To the County Lieutenants of Orange and Certain Other Counties, 27 March
To the County Lieutenant of Shenandoah, 27 March
[From William Davies, 27 March]
From Andrew Donnally, 27 March
From Heinrich Gerlach [27 March]
From Nathanael Greene, 27 March
From Herstale [27 March]
From Miles King, 27 March
From Lafayette, 27 March
From Richard Henry Lee, 27 March
To Charles Lynch, 27 March
From Joseph Reed, 27 March
From David Ross, 27 March
To David Ross, 27 March
From the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 27 March
From George Weedon, 27 March
From Arthur Campbell, 28 March
To the Commissioners of the Tax, 28 March
To William Davies, 28 March
To Samuel Huntington, 28 March
To Lafayette, 28 March
From Robert Mitchell, 28 March
From French Strother, 28 March
To George Washington, 28 March
From George Weedon, 28 March
From John Browne, 29 March
From Richard Call, 29 March
To the County Lieutenants of Montgomery and Certain Other Counties, 29 March
From the Tax Commissioners of Culpeper County, 29 March
From William Davies, with Reply, 29 March
From William Harrison, 29 March
To William Lewis, 29 March
From Nicholas Long, 29 March
To Robert Mitchell, 29 March
From Robert Mitchell [after 29 March]
From Sir John Peyton, 29 March
From George Weedon, 29 March
From Nathaniel Burwell, 30 March
To Richard Call, 30 March
From William Churchill, 30 March
To Richard Claiborne, 30 March
From Richard Claiborne, 30 March
From Richard Claiborne, 30 March
To the County Lieutenants, 30 March
To William R. Davie, 30 March
From William Davies, with Reply, 30 March
To Nathanael Greene, 30 March
To Samuel Griffin, James Southall, and Robert Anderson, 30 March
From Samuel Huntington, 30 March
From Daniel L . Hylton, with Jefferson's Instructions to William Davies, 30 March
From James Innes, 30 March
From Thomas Jones, 30 March
[To J. P. G. Muhlenberg, 30 March]
From Catherine Park, 30 March
To David Ross, 30 March
To Granville Smith, 30 March
From George Weedon, 30 March
From Edward Carrington, 3 1 March
From William Davies, with Reply, 31 Marchto 2 April
From William Davies, with Reply, 31 March
To Heinrich Gerlach and Herstale, 31 March
From Nathanael Greene, 31 March
To Samuel Huntington, 31 March
To the Rev. James Madison and Robert Andrews, 31 March
From Joseph Martin, 31 March
From William Peachey, 31 March
To William Phillips, 31 March
From Duncan Rose, 31 March
To David Ross, 31 March
To George Weedon, 31 March
To James Wood, 31 March
Recapitulation of Tours of Duty Performed by the Virginia Militia [March]
From John Fitzgerald, 1 April
To Nathanael Greene, 1 April
To Nathanael Greene, 1 April
From J. P. G. Muhlenberg, 1 April
From Steuben, 1 April
From John Tyler, 1 April
From Robert Walton, 1 April
From George Weedon, 1 April
From James Barbour, 2 April
From Richard Claiborne, 2 April
From Richard Claiborne, 2 April
From Linctot, 2 April
To Nicholas Long, 2 April
From Mann Page, 2 April
From Absolem Pollard, 2 April
From Matthew Pope, 2 April
To Francis Taylor, 2 April
To the Commissioners of the Tax for Culpeper and Prince William Counties, 2 April
To Robert Walton, 2 April
From George Weedon, 2 April
To the Auditors, 3 April
From Richard Campbell, 3 April
From James Madison, enclosing a Communication to La Luzerne, 3 April
To J. P. G . Muhlenberg, 3 April
William Phillips to J. P. G. Muhlenberg, 3 April
From Alexander Spotswood, 3 April
To Steuben, 3 April
From Francis Taylor, 3 April
From the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 3 April
From Peter Wagener, 3 April
To George Weedon, 3 April
From George Weedon, 3 April
From Robert Andrews, 4 April
To the Auditors, 4 April
From Arthur Campbell, 4 April
From Richard Claiborne, 4 April
To William Davies, 4 April
[From William Davies, 4 April]
[To William Davies, 4 April]
From Nathanael Greene, 4 April
From Lafayette, 4 April
From James Maxwell, 4 April
From Thomas Read, 4 April
From George Rice, enclosing a Petition from the Inhabitants in the Vicinity of the Albemarle Barracks, 4 April
From Steuben [4 April]
From George Washington, 4 April
To George Weedon, 4 April
To James Barbour, 5 April
To James Callaway, 5 April
William Cherry's Account of Expenses, with Jefferson's Certification, 5 April
From Charles Dick, 5 April
To Nathanael Greene, 5 April
To Thomas Nelson, 5 April
From Anthony Walton White, 5 April
From William Call, 6 April
From Richard Claiborne, 6 April
From William Davies, with Reply, 6 April
From Nathanael Greene, 6 April
From John Nelson, 6 April
From William Phillips, 6 April
William Phillips to George Weedon, 6 April
To Steuben, 6 April
To Steuben, 6 April
To the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 6 April
From William Constable, 7 April
To Captains Hardy and Young, 7 April
To Samuel Huntington, 7 April
From Edmund Read, 7 April
From Thomas Read, 7 April
To Thomas Read, 7 April
From David Ross, [7] April
Tax Commissioners of Lancaster County to the Auditors, with a Note by Jefferson, 7 April
To Robert Andrews, 8 April
From Humphrey Brooke, 8 April
To the Rev. James Madison, 8 April
From Philip Mazzei, 8 April
From Joseph Prentis, 8 April
From George Weedon, 8 April
From Robert Wooding, with a Memorandum by Jefferson, 8 April
Advice of Council respecting James Hayes' Newspaper [9 April]
To the Auditors, 9 April
To Richard Claiborne, 9 April
From Richard Claiborne, 9 April
From Joseph Clay, enclosing His Account against the State, 9 April
From William Davies, 9 April
[From William Davies, 9 April]
From Samuel Huntington, 9 April
From Henry Lee, Sr., 9 April
[From Richard Henry Lee, 9 April]
From Henry Towles, 9 April
To the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 9 April
From William Christian, 10 April
From William Davies, with Reply, 10 April
From Alexander Dick, 10 April
From Abner Nash, 10 April
From William Preston, 10 April
From Edmund Read, 10 April
To Thomas Read, 10 April
To Steuben, 10 April
To Edward Travis, 10 April
To George Weedon, 10 April
To the Auditors, 11 April
From James Callaway, 11 April
To the County Lieutenant of Frederick, 11 April
From William Davies, with Reply, 11 April
From William Garrard and Other Officers of the Stafford Militia [11 April]
From Nathanael Greene, 11 April
From John Skinker, 11 April
From James Slaughter, 11 April
To James Slaughter, 11 April
To Francis Taylor, 11 April
From Garret Van Meter, 11 April
From George Weedon, 11 April
From George Bird, 12 April
To Robert Boiling and Others, 12 April
To William Call, 12 April
From Richard Claiborne, 12 April
From the Continental Board of War, 12 April
To the County Lieutenants, 12 April
To the County Lieutenants of King William and Certain Other Counties, 12 April
From William Davies, with Reply, 12 April
From William Davies, 12 April
To James Hendricks, 12 April
To La Luzerne, 12 April
From Robert Mitchell, 12 April
From John O'Bannon, 12 April
From Lindsay Opie and James Ball, 12 April
From John Christian Senf, with a Note from Jefferson to William Davies, 12 April
From Francis Taylor, 12 April
From Foster Webb, 12 April
To, 13 April
From Richard Claiborne, 13 April
From Richard Claiborne, 13 April
From William Davies, 13 April
From Prévost Deleurieux, 13 April
From Thomas Gaskins, 13 April
From George Gilmer, 13 April
From Thomas Hamilton, 13 April
From Joseph Holmes, 13 April
From La Luzerne, 13 April
To Henry Lee, Sr., 13 April
From Richard Henry Lee, 13 April
From John Page, 13 April
From William Preston, 13 April
From George Slaughter, 13 April
To the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 13 April
To John Boush and Nicholas Payne, 14 April
To John Browne, 14 April
From William Call, 14 April
From Richard Claiborne, enclosing an Extract of a Letter from Joseph Holmes, 14 April
To the County Lieutenants of Fauquier and Certain Other Counties, 14 April
To Samuel Cox, 14 April
To Andrew Donnally, 14 April
From John Gordon and John Hull, 14 April
James Henderson's Account as Express, with Jefferson's Certification, 14 April
From James Mercer, 14 April
To John O'Bannon, 14 April
From George Skillern, 14 April
To John Skinker and William Garrard, 14 Apnl
From George Slaughter, 14 April
To Samuel Smith, 14 April
To Steuben, 14 April
To Oliver Towles, 14 April
From Garret Van Meter, 14 April
To George Weedon, 14 April
From George Weedon, 14 April
From Samuel Huntington, 15 April
From David Ross, 15 April
From Steuben, 15 April
Steuben to William Phillips [15 April]
From John Taylor, 15 April
From John Todd, 15 April
From John Todd, 15 April
To George Bird, 16 April
To James Callaway, 16 April
From William Davies, 16 April
From John Floyd, 16 April
To David Jameson, 16 April
From Joseph Jones, 16 April
To Richard Henry Lee, 16 April
From James Madison, 16 April
To J. P. G. Muhlenberg, 16 April
From Henry Skipwith, 16 April
To Charles Thomas, 16 April
To Arthur Campbell, 17 April
To William Christian, 17 April
From Lafayette, 17 April
To Joseph Reed, 17 April
From Steuben, with Plan for Defensive Operations, 17 April
From the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 17 April
To George Weedon, 17 April
To Beverley Winslow, 17 April
From James Wood, 17 April
Thaddy Kelly to James Innes [18 April]
James Barron to the Commanding Officer at Williamsburg [18 April]
To William Call, 18 April
To Charles Dick, 18 April
To Samuel Huntington, 18 April
From Samuel Huntington, 18 April
From James Innes, 18 April
From James Innes, 18 April
To Timothy Matlack, 18 April
From Littleberry Mosby, 18 April
To John Page, 18 April
To Joseph Reed, 18 April
From Eleanor Sheed, 18 April
From George Slaughter, 18 April
From George Washington, 18 April
From Robert Wooding, 18 April
To the County Lieutenants of Henrico and Certain Other Counties, 19 April
To the County Lieutenant of Henrico, 19 April
From Samuel Huntington, 19 April
From James Innes, 19 April
From John Christian Senf, 19 April
To Steuben, 19 April
From Steuben, 19 April
To the Treasurer, Register of the Land Office, Auditors, Commissioner of the Navy, and Clerks of the Assembly, General Court, and Court of Chancery, 19 April
To James Barron, 20 April
To George Rogers Clark, 20 April
To William Harrison, 20 April
From James Innes, enclosing a Letter from William Davenport to Innes, 20 April
From James Innes, 20 April
From James Innes, 20 April
From Samuel McDowell, 20 April
From Littleberry Mosby, 20 April
From Littleberry Mosby, 20 April
To William Phillips, 20 April
John Christian Senf to Steuben, 20 April
To Steuben, 20 April
From John Syme, 20 April
From Oliver Towles, 20 April
From Garret Van Meter, 20 April
Garret Van Meter and Others to the Auditors, with Andrew Woodrow's Bill and Jefferson's Certification, 20 April
From William Davies, with Reply, 21 April
From William Davies, 21 April
From Charles Dick, 21 April
William Ellzey's Certification of Charles Lee to Practise in the County Courts [21 April]
From Benjamin Harrison [21 April]
From Benjamin Harrison [21? April]
From William Hay, 21 April
From William Hay, 21 April
From Samuel Huntington, 21 April
To James Innes, 21 April
From James Innes, 21 April
From Lafayette, 21 April
To William Preston, 21 April
To Steuben, 21 April
To Steuben, 21 April
To Steuben, 21 April
From Steuben [21 April]
To John Syme, 21 April
From John Syme, 21 April
From George Weedon, 21 April
To Robert Wooding, 21 April
From Daniel Fisher, 22 April
To Benjamin Harrison, 22 April
From James Innes, 22 April
To James Innes, 22 April
Joseph Martin to Arthur Campbell, 22 April
To Steuben, 22 April
From William Davies, with Reply, 23 April
From William Davies, 23 April
To Samuel Huntington, 23 April
From James Innes, 23 April
To Lafayette, 23 April
To Samuel McDowell, 23 April
From Sarah McIntosh, 23 April
To the President of the Board of War, 23 April
From Steuben, 23 April
Steuben to William Davies, 23 April
To George Washington, 23 April
To George Weedon, 23 April
From Rawleigh Colston, 24 April
To Daniel Fisher, 24 April
From John Floyd, 24 April
From James Innes, 24 April
From Edmund Read, 24 April
To Steuben, 24 April
From the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 24 April
From Arthur Campbell, 25 April
From Lafayette, 25 April
From Reuben Lindsay, 25 April
From George Weedon, 25 April
From James Maxwell, with a List of Armed Vessels, 26 April
To___________ Read, 26 April
To Steuben, 26 April
To Steuben, [26] April
To Steuben, 26 April
From Joseph Woodson, 26 April
From Samuel Huntington, enclosing a Letter from Ebenezer Hazard, 27 April
From Lafayette, 27 April
From Thomas Sim Lee, 27 April
To Steuben, 27 April
To Garret Van Meter, 27 April
From the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 27 April
From Nathanael Greene [28 April]
From Beesly Edgar Joel [28 April]
From Thomas Read, enclosing a Resolution of the Charlotte County Militia Officers, 28 April
From Charles Bellini, 29 April
From Vivian Brooking, 29 April
From Heinrich Gerlach, 29 April
From Churchill Gibbs, 29 April
From John Rogers, 29 April
Edward Carrington to Timothy Pickering, 30 April
From Nathanael Greene, 30 April
From Miles King, 30 April
From Boiling Stark, 30 April
Henry Young to William Davies, 30 April
To the Auditors, 1 May
From Richard Claiborne, 1 May
From John Dixon, 1 May
From Robert Lawson, 1 May
From James Madison, 1 May
To the Members of Assembly for Fluvanna and Certain Other Counties, 1 May
From the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 1 May
From James Barbour, 2 May
To the County Lieutenants of Elizabeth City and Certain Other Counties, 2 May
To the County Lieutenant of Gloucester, 2 May
Depositions concerning the Flag Ship Alert [2 May]
To James Innes, 2 May
To James Innes, 2 May
From Richard Claiborne, enclosing an Extract of a Letter from William Claiborne, 3 May
To William Davies [3 May]
To Heinrich Gerlach, 3 May
From Sir John Peyton, 3 May
To Richard Claiborne, 4 May
From James Downie and William Thompson, with Jefferson's Instructions, 4 May
To Robert Lawson, 4 May
To Abraham Penn, 4 May
Petition from the Inhabitants of Kaskaskia, 4 May
From David Ross, 4 May
[From Steuben, ca. 4 May]
To the County Lieutenants of Henrico and Certain Other Counties, 5 May
To the County Lieutenant of Culpeper, 5 May
From James Madison, 5 May
From George Moffett, 5 May
From George Muter, 5 May
To Sir John Peyton, 5 May
From David Ross, 5 May
From Francis Taylor, 5 May
From the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 5 May
From Benjamin Franklin, 6 May
To Lafayette, 6 May
From Joseph Reed, 6 May
To the County Lieutenants of Charles City and Certain Other Counties, 7 May
From James Hendricks, 7 May
To Robert Lawson, 8 May
To the County Lieutenants and Others [8 May]
To the County Lieutenants of Lunenberg and Certain Other Counties, 8 May
To the County Lieutenant of Spotsylvania, 8 May
To the County Lieutenants of Louisa and Certain Other Counties, 8 May
To the County Lieutenants of King William and Hanover, 8 May
To the County Lieutenants of Henry and Certain Other Counties, 8 May
To the County Lieutenant of King and Queen, 8 May
To the County Lieutenants of Chesterfield and Dinwiddie, 8 May
From William Davies, with Reply, 8 May
From William Davies to the Commissioners of Accomac and Northampton Counties, 8 May
From the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 8 May
To Samuel Huntington, 9 May
From Samuel McDowell, 9 May
To George Washington, 9 May
To John Scarsbrook Wills, 9 May
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, 10 May
From Richard Henry Lee, 10 May
From Thomas Nelson, 10 May
Order in Council concerning the Copying of Public Records [10 May]
To the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 10 May
To George Washington and the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 10 May
From Miles King, 11 May
To Robert Lawson, 11 May
From Robert Lawson, 11 May
From William Langborn, 12 May
From Jacques Le Maire, 12 May
To Col. William Fleming, 13 May
To Andrew Lewis, 13 May
From Mann Page, enclosing Court Proceedings against a Slave, together with Jefferson's Reprieve, 13 May
Nathan Reid to William Davies, 13 May
Henry Young to William Davies, 13 May
From Dudley Digges, 14 May
To Lafayette, 14 May
From George Mason, 14 May
From Joseph Reed, 14 May
To the Virginia Delegates in Congress, 14 May
[From Henry Young, before 15 May]
From the Commissioners for Collecting Taxes in Accomac County, 15 May
To James Monroe, 15 May
To Those Appointed by Lafayette to Remove Horses out of the Route of the Enemy, 15 May
From Carter Braxton, 16 May
From Robert Lawson, 16 May
From Reuben Mitchell, 16 May
From David Ross, enclosing Account of Loss of Goods at Petersburg, 16 May
From Francis Taylor, 16 May
From George Washington, 16 May
From James McClurg, 17 May
From Matthew Pope, 17 May
From Benjamin Blunt, 18 May
From Richard Claiborne, enclosing a List of Articles to be Furnished to Steuben and Lafayette, 18 May
From Richard Claiborne, 19 May
From Samuel Huntington, 19 May
From Richard Claiborne, 20 May
Appendix
Appendix I : "The Äff air of Westover.
Editorial Note
Steuben to J . P. G. Muhlenberg, 1 [February]
Steuben to Thomas Nelson, 1 February
Steuben to Thomas Nelson, 2 February
Thomas Nelson to Steuben, 3 February
Mary Willing Byrd to Steuben, 15 February
Charles Hare to Steuben [ca . 20 February]
Mary Willing Byrd to Steuben, 23 February
Steuben to Mary Willing Byrd [23 February]
Steuben to John Nicholas, 23 February
Steuben to James Innes, 25 February
Steuben to James Innes, 25 February
Steuben to Charles Hare, 25 February
Mary Willing Byrd to Steuben, 26 February
James Innes to Steuben, 27 February
Charles Hare to Steuben, 28 February
Steuben to J . P. G. Muhlenberg, 2 March
J. P. G . Muhlenberg to Steuben, 13 March
Steuben to J. P. G. Muhlenberg [13 March]
George Lee Turberville to Steuben [13?] March
Benedict Arnold to J. P. G. Muhlenberg, 14 March
George Lee Turberville to Steuben [ca. 15 March ]
George Lee Turberville to Steuben, 16 March
List of Charges against George Lee Turberville [ca . 17 March]
George Lee Turberville to Steuben [before 27 March]
Charles Hare to Steuben [ca. 28 March]
Steuben to Charles Hare [ca. 28 March]
Mary Willing Byrd to [Thomas Nelson?], 10 August
Mary Willing Byrd to Sir Guy Carleton, 5 June 1783

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