Scope and Contents Note Knoxville, October 26th 1795SirThe time you propose for sending the Powder, Lead, and other Articles for the Indians is as soon as I could expect. I did not recollect the order to you as to the mode of authenticating deliveries to Indians. My only object in mentioning Col. McKee is as the person in whose presence such deliveries should be made was because I knew he would be at the spot where the delivery was ordered to be made. It was not an Inclination to infringe on...

Scope and Contents Note No 337 Dollars 345William Blount Governor in and over the Territory of the United States south of the river OhioTo David Henley Esquire Agent for the Department of war.Pay to William Dickard Paymaster pro tem to the Troops in the Territory aforesaid, three hundred and forty five dollars out of the money in your hands appropriated for the defensive protection of the frontiers, for the pay of a Company of Infantry commanded by Captain Joseph Shaw of the...

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Wm. Blount presents his comp.ts to Mr. Hamlin -- requests the few of his compound to dine with tomorrow at 3. O'Clock.

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