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Informs Walley that he has received the bill of sale for maps and has been informed of Walley's draft to Thomas Russell.
Henry Knox to Thomas Walley about Bill of Sale for Maps, 8 May 1790
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Informs Walley that he has received the bill of sale for maps and has been informed of Walley's draft to Thomas Russell.
Thomas Walley to Henry Knox Regarding Maps and Surveys of the American Coast, 1 February 1790
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Discusses the purchase of Holland surveys of the coast of North America, in Sheets. Writes that as there was not a whole sett [sic], and I suppose you would be glad to own one that is compleat [sic], I take the liberty to inform you, that I am now in possesion [sic] of a Sett that contains the whole Coast of north America; properly pasted together, coloured & bound in 4 long folio Volumes, which should be glad to dispose of...
Copy of Three Bills of Sale, 28 August 1790
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William Knox signs on his own behalf and on behalf of his brother Henry Knox. Copy of three bills of exchange drawn by William Knox, and owed to Henry Knox from London associates. On page two Henry Knox endorses (William Knox signs on behalf of Henry) the bills to be paid to Messrs. [Samuel] Shaw and [Thomas] Randall.
Description of Lands that Were for Sale Written by Henry Knox to George Washington, 21 November 1794
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A brief description of lands for sale. Document is unsigned but appears to be in Knox's handwriting.
Henry Knox to Thomas Jefferson Stating Washington Wants to Ratify Creek Treaty, 12 August 1790
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Secretary of War Knox informs Secretary of State Jefferson that President Washington wants to ratify the treaty with the Creeks the following day at noon.
Henry Knox to Thomas Randall about a Payment, 22 April 1791
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Writes to Randall to say he will remit his payment to Randall independent of my brother's bill, for which I hope to make arrangements.
Henry Knox to Joseph Peirce about Land Sales, 8 May 1791
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Hopes that Peirce sent Captain Vose duplicates and copies. If there are any problems regarding the sale of his land, Knox expects Peirce to take care of it.
Henry Knox to Henry Jackson about the Memorial to the Massachusetts Line, 16 May 1790
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Confirms that he was out of town the previous week and that this is why he was unable to respond to a previous letter. Reports that he will forward Jackson's circular letter during the coming week. Declares that Jackson has involved me in an embarrasing [sic] predicament by asking my opinion of the intended memorial of the Massachusetts Line. Discusses his beliefs on the memorial, which pertains to solider pay.
Henry Knox to Alexander Thomas Saying He is Not Able to Help, 26 May 1790
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In response to a previous letter (see GLC02437.04616), Knox informs Thomas that he would be happy to help in any way possible, but at present, he cannot employ him.
Henry Knox to Thomas Vose about a Tract of Land, 8 October 1792
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Informs Vose that he has received his letter concerning a tract of land. Mentions the possibility of postponing his trip to [St. Georges, Maine]. Hopes to make the trip in June, which at that time he will be prepared to give deeds to all entitled and to accomodate all differences to Mr. Fales. Also discusses the possibility of having a house built (the future Montpelier).