Account by Mr. Evans of New Hampshire militia troops.

Letter from the Committee of Safety of Surry, N.H., to Meshech Weare protesting against the liberal treatment of alleged Loyalists B. Batchelder, Robert Gilmore, and Benjamin Hall. Signed by Woolston Brockway, Thomas Darte, Peter Hayward, and Jonathan Smith.

Order from Meshech Weare, on behalf of the New Hampshire Committee of Safety, to Lt. Col. Joshua Wentworth about steps to be taken in the face of a threatened British naval attack.

Letter from John Gibson, Jr., auditor general of the U.S. lottery, to Meshech Weare about the lottery.

Letter from John Ord, sitting manager of the U.S. lottery, to Meshech Weare about the lottery.

Letter from J. Spencer to the New Hampshire Committee of Safety about Dr. Philip Carrigan.

Letter from Jeremiah Powell to Meshech Weare about Weare's communication laid before the General Court.

Letter from John Pickering, Jr., to Meshech Weare about action by Massachusetts on the report of the committees lately met at Springfield.

Receipt of Meshech Weare for unsold U.S. lottery tickets.

Resolve of the U.S. Continental Congress concerning lotteries.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the naval commander at New York proposing an exchange of prisoners taken from the ships McClary and Portsmouth.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the governor of Nova Scotia and the naval commander at Halifax proposing an exchange of prisoners taken from the ships McClary and Portsmouth.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the naval commander at Newport proposing an exchange of prisoners taken from the ships McClary and Portsmouth.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Sullivan about steps taken to procure New Hampshire's quota of troops for Rhode Island.

Letter from John Wendell to Meshech Weare proposing his son for a notary public and declaring his own devotion to the American cause.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Henry Laurens acknowledging receipt of certain acts of Congress.

Vote of the Connecticut Committee of Safety about couriers and special expresses.

Letter from Josiah Bartlett to Meshech Weare about the arrival of the French fleet under Count d'Estaing.

Letter from Gov. Jonathan Trumbull to Meshech Weare communicating a 9 July 1778 resolve of the governor and council of Connecticut about the employment of couriers.

Letter from Josiah Bartlett to Meshech Weare about the ratification of the Articles of Confederation, the need for at least two Congressional delegates from each state, and the need for more power for the New Hampshire executive.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Henry Laurens acknowledging receipt of an act of Congress.

Letter from Meshech Weare to [Gov. Jonathan Trumbull] about a proposal to abolish the courier system.

Letter from Col. Ebenezer Stevens to Meshech Weare excusing his failure to take the oath as justice of the peace.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the council about supplying New Hampshire with a number of prisoners to redeem privateersmen from the ship Portsmouth imprisoned at Halifax.

Order from Meshech Weare, on behalf of the New Hampshire Committee of Safety, to Lt. Col. Joshua Wentworth to raise New Hampshire volunteers to reinforce Gen. John Sullivan in Rhode Island.

Letter from Gen. John Sullivan to Meshech Weare about the supply of provisions for the fleet of Count d'Estaing.

Letter from Josiah Bartlett to Meshech Weare about an application to the Continental Treasury for money for New Hampshire and problems with the New Hampshire grants.

Letter from Henry Laurens to Meshech Weare about a resolution of Congress related to the expedition against Rhode Island.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Josiah Bartlett about a Congressional grant for New Hampshire, New Hampshire volunteers for service in Rhode Island, the absence of executive authority in the New Hampshire government, and the question of Vermont statehood.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gov. Jonathan Trumbull about New Hampshire's unwillingness to discontinue the courier system as agreed upon by the New England states.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Sullivan about New Hampshire's inability to furnish supplies for the French fleet of Count d'Estaing.

Letter from Henry Laurens to Meshech Weare forwarding commissions for private vessels of war.

Letter from William Whipple to Meshech Weare about the melting away of the New Hampshire volunteer force in Rhode Island.

Letter from Henry Laurens to Meshech Weare communicating certain acts of Congress.

Letter from Nicholas Van Cortlandt to Meshech Weare about an exchange of prisoners.

Letter from Jeremiah Powell to Meshech Weare communicating a resolve of the Massachusetts General Court about the post between Connecticut and New Hampshire.

Resolve of the Massachusetts General Court about the post between Connecticut and New Hampshire.

Letter from Henry Laurens to Meshech Weare communicating acts of Congress.

Letter from the selectmen and Committee of Safety of Chesterfield, N.H., to Meshech Weare about replacing Samuel Davis's paper money lost in a fire. Signed by Kimball Carlton, Jonathan Hildreth, Samuel Hildreth, Jacob Hinds, and Moses Smith.

Letter from Josiah Bartlett to Meshech Weare about a money grant for New Hampshire.

Letter from Jeremiah Powell to Meshech Weare communicating an act of the General Court related to absentee Loyalists.

Letter from Gen. William Heath to Meshech Weare about a possible eastward movement by the enemy and the readiness of the New Hampshire militia for any emergency.

Letter from Gen. John Sullivan to the president and council of New Hampshire communicating a map of military operations in Rhode Island.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Henry Laurens acknowledging the receipt of sundry communications.

Letter from James Bayly to Meshech Weare about complications related to land titles in Landaff, N.H. [Previously also cataloged under "Misc."]

Letter from the selectmen of Mason, N.H., to the New Hampshire Committee of Safety about Samuel Tarbell's farm. Signed by Benjamin Mann and Joseph Meriam.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Henry Laurens about reimbursing New Hampshire citizen Samuel Davis for Continental money lost in a fire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. William Whipple about reimbursing New Hampshire citizen Samuel Davis for Continental money lost in a fire.

Resolve of the U.S. Continental Congress appointing a committee to superintend the commissary and quartermaster's departments.

Letter from Henry Laurens to Meshech Weare communicating acts of Congress for the benefit of disabled soldiers and seamen and for organizing the public treasury.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the selectmen of Mason, N.H., about Samuel Tarbell's farm.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Sullivan communicating a vote of the New Hampshire General Court and discussing the Rhode Island campaign.

Letter from Ebenezer Cleaveland to Meshech Weare about Mr. Davenport.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Jeremiah Powell about information on absentee Loyalists.

Circular letter from Meshech Weare to the several states enclosing an act against absentee Loyalists.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Henry Laurens about the arrest in New Hampshire of people bringing in the manifesto of the British peace commissioners.

Memorandum by Meshech Weare on the distribution of powder supplies.

Letter from Meshech Weare to a committee of Congress about surplus supplies produced in New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to John Jay about measures taken to prevent masts and spars from falling into enemy hands.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the managers of the U.S. lottery.

Letter from Gov. Jonathan Trumbull to Meshech Weare discussing the "iniquitous designs" of "evil minded persons" in Connecticut and warning Weare about Mr. Ranna Cossit [Rene Cossitt], a suspicious person.

Letter from Ira Allen to Meshech Weare about his mission to New Hampshire and Vermont's dissolution of the "imaginary union" with the 16 towns east of the Connecticut River.

Letter from William Greene to Meshech Weare calling on New Hampshire for troops to aid in the defense of Rhode Island.

Letter from Thomas Eyres to Meshech Weare enclosing an act for establishing a college in Rhode Island.

Letter from Ephraim Robinson to Meshech Weare about cash, etc., for a party of Native Americans employed by Gen. Gates.

Letter from Josiah Bartlett to Meshech Weare about correspondence between the president of Congress and the state governors.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Henry Laurens acknowledging receipt of various acts of Congress.

Letter from Josiah Bartlett and John Wentworth, Jr., to Meshech Weare about New Hampshire's quota of troops for Rhode Island.

Letter from Henry Laurens to Meshech Weare forwarding an act of Congress.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the naval commander at Halifax proposing an exchange of prisoners taken from the ships McClary and Portsmouth.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Henry Laurens acknowledging receipt of acts of Congress.

Letter from Gouverneur Morris, Nathaniel Scudder, and William Whipple, members of a committee of Congress, to Meshech Weare communicating a resolve about the quartermaster and commissary general's departments and New Hampshire's resources in flour, wheat, etc.

Letter from John Jay to Meshech Weare transmitting an act of Congress related to the urgent recruiting problem.

Certificate from Joshua Wentworth to Meshech Weare about the choice of militia officers by Greenland, N.H., trainband.

Circular letter from John Jay to Meshech Weare forwarding a resolve of Congress recommending a day of fasting.

Letter from George Washington to Meshech Weare asking for information about the strength of New Hampshire militia available for national service.

Memoranda by Meshech Weare of troops to be raised for the Continental Army.

Letter from John Jay to Meshech Weare transmitting acts of Congress for regulating the clothing department of the army and the pay of officers in it.

Petition from prisoners Ebenezer Cowan, Charles Hunt, and Jeremiah Pote to Meshech Weare for their release.

Letter from Ralph Pomeroy to Meshech Weare transmitting a resolve of Congress related to the office of commissioner of clothing accounts.

Letter from John Jay to Meshech Weare transmitting an act of Congress for preventing persons from entering the enemy's lines.

Letter from Friedrich Wilhelm, Baron von Steuben, to Meshech Weare about his book of regulations and the importance of the militia in the American military.

Letter from Supply Clap to Meshech Weare about his proposal for sending prisoners to New York.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about the number of New Hampshire militia available for special Continental service.

Letter from Gen. Horatio Gates to Meshech Weare about the need for the New Hampshire quota of troops promised for the defense of Rhode Island.

Memoranda by Meshech Weare about raising New Hampshire's Continental quota.

Letter from Gen. John Stark to Meshech Weare about the urgent need for New Hampshire's quota of troops in Rhode Island, the British raid on Point Judith, and Col. Holland's conduct.

Letter from John Jay to Meshech Weare forwarding acts of Congress about the settlement of Com. Gen. Trumbull's accounts and the defense of Rhode Island.

Letter from Gen. William Whipple to Meshech Weare about war news and military operations in Georgia.

Circular letter from George Washington to Meshech Weare about the condition of the army and the need for greater military activity in the country.

Letter from John Jay to Meshech Weare transmitting an act of Congress calling on the states for $45 million.

Letter from John Jay to Meshech Weare forwarding acts of Congress about capture on the high seas, the exchange of citizens captured by Native Americans, and Continental officers exchanged.

Letter from John Jay to Meshech Weare forwarding a copy of an address of Congress to the inhabitants of the United States.

Letter from Meshech Weare to John Jay acknowledging receipt of his 11 May 1779 letter enclosing acts of Congress.

Letter from William Greene to Meshech Weare transmitting a copy of a 7 May 1779 resolution of Congress about the urgent need for troops from New Hampshire.

Letter from Gen. William Whipple to Meshech Weare about having a New Hampshire man meet with the Congressional committee going to Vermont on business related to the New Hampshire grants.

Letter from Michael Hillegas to Meshech Weare transmitting proof sheets of bills to be issued by Congress.

Letter from William Greene to Meshech Weare about the Springfield Convention, the urgent need for troops from New Hampshire, and military matters in Rhode Island.

Letter from Beza Woodward to Meshech Weare apologizing for not acknowledging his appointment as county commissioner and discussing the inadvisability of setting up courts in Grafton County.

Letter from John Penhallow and Col. Joshua Wentworth to Meshech Weare informing him of the enemy's defeat in South Carolina.

Letter from Jeremiah Powell to Meshech Weare requesting New Hampshire's cooperation in the Penobscot expedition.

Letter from William Gardner to Meshech Weare about a return for clothing supplied to the troops in 1777.

Letter from Col. Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare forwarding handbills and newspapers.

Letter from Jeremiah Powell to Meshech Weare requesting New Hampshire's cooperation in the Penobscot expedition.

Letter from Gov. Jonathan Trumbull to Meshech Weare about the attack on New Haven and Fairfield, Conn.

Letter from Friedrich Wilhelm, Baron von Steuben, to Meshech Weare about a copy of his Regulations.

Letter from Meshech Weare to John Jay about New Hampshire's efforts to fill its Continental quota and raise troops for the defense of Rhode Island.

Letter from Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare about war news, including the capture of Stony Point.

Letter from Silas Hodges to Meshech Weare about the purchase of land on the west side of the Connecticut River.

Letter from Meshech Weare to John Jay about the collection of money in New Hampshire for a loan to the general government.

Copy of the affidavits of Daniel Evans and John Shackford about the robbery of a Spanish vessel by a Liverpool brigantine flying American colors.

Letter from Ebenezer Hazard to Meshech Weare about an American atlas with maps said to be based on Samuel Holland's.

Letter from Col. Alexander Scammell to Meshech Weare about the commission of Weare's son, the American victory at Stony Point, and the likelihood of British reinforcements.

Letter from Silas Hodges to Meshech Weare about the purchase of land on the west side of the Connecticut River and a meeting with Mr. Johnson.

Letter from Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare about an alliance with Spain, expected British reinforcements, and Count d'Estaing's success.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Jeremiah Powell about New Hampshire's inability to provide military assistance for the Penobscot expedition.

Letter from John Penhallow to Meshech Weare about bad news from the Penobscot expedition.

Letter from Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare recommending a more regular and detailed correspondence between the states and their delegates in Congress.

Draft of a letter from Meshech Weare to Zaccheus Colby about discord in the parish of the First Church at Hampton Falls and Weare's opposition to Colby's settlement there as minister.

Letter from Col. Alexander Scammell to Meshech Weare about the campaign against Native Americans, Gen. Sullivan's western expedition, recruiting, and the importance of re-enlisting New Hampshire troops immediately upon their return from the west.

Letter from Col. Alexander Scammell to Meshech Weare about the money granted by New Hampshire to her colonels and the need for a re-enlistment policy.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare informing him of Samuel Huntington's election as president of Congress.

Letter from Samuel Huntington to Meshech Weare forwarding an act of Congress related to the New Hampshire grants.

Resolve of the U.S. Continental Congress for treasurers to make returns.

Letter from Samuel Huntington to Meshech Weare transmitting certain resolutions of Congress about the states' quotas for supplying the public treasury.

Extract by Robert Troup from the minutes of the Treasury Board.

Letter from Joseph Nourse to Meshech Weare about steps taken by the treasury to check the counterfeiting of Continental currency.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington acknowledging receipt of certain acts of Congress.

Letter from Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare about the condition of the treasury, the problem of rising prices, the investment of Savannah, and the status of the Vermont question.

Letter from John Gibson, Jr., to Meshech Weare forwarding New Hampshire's account with the U.S. Treasury.

Letter from Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare acknowledging receipt of a letter and discussing war news, military operations in the South, and his desire to leave Congress.

Letter from Meshech Weare to [William] Sever about a deserter from Massachusetts named Joseph Eaton Kenniston.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the New Hampshire delegates in Congress urging support of any move toward general price regulation.

Circular letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare about the desirability of a central collection of the states' public documents.

Letter from Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare accepting his re-election as delegate to Congress.

Letter from Col. Robert Troup to Meshech Weare about treasurers' monthly returns and other treasury business.

Letter from Samuel Huntington to Meshech Weare forwarding an act of Congress calling upon the states for their quotas of supplies.

Letter from Samuel Huntington to Meshech Weare communicating an act of Congress about embargos.

Resolve of the U.S. Continental Congress for continuing an embargo.

Circular letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare forwarding journals of Congress.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Joseph Nourse about New Hampshire's account with the United States and new issues of Continental currency.

Letter from Meshech Weare about army clothing and cases of technical desertion attributed to lack of clothing.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the president of the Board of War asking for certain enlistment information.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington about New Hampshire war legislation.

Letter from Silas Hodges to Meshech Weare requesting the postponement of a case in court.

Letter from Jeremiah Powell to Meshech Weare about Massachusetts's desire to repeal the inland Embargo Act.

Letter from Samuel Huntington to Meshech Weare forwarding acts of Congress related to prisoners of war and privileges to be granted reciprocally to French subjects and requesting speedy compliance.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Jeremiah Powell about the reasons for New Hampshire's repeal of an inland embargo law.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the president of the Board of War about a shipment of money for the Portsmouth agent of the clothier general.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare forwarding journals of Congress.

Circular letter from Samuel Huntington to Meshech Weare about New Hampshire's quota of troops for the current year.

Letter from Joshua Brackett to Meshech Weare about U.S. lottery tickets.

Letter from Meshech Weare about Abraham Brown's notes.

Letter from George Clinton to Meshech Weare about provisions to be made by the states for Continental troops at the end of the war.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about various matters of public concern, including the status of the Vermont and currency questions.

Letter from Gen. Benedict Arnold to Meshech Weare forwarding a copy of his court-martial proceedings to refute the account published by Pennsylvania.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about the status of the Vermont and currency questions and the financial plan of Congress.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Col. Nathaniel Peabody about the effects of depreciation in New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the managers of the U.S. lottery about the deposition of tickets.

Letter from Jeremiah Powell to Meshech Weare acknowledging receipt of a letter and discussing action in Massachusetts on the currency problem.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington about convening a special meeting of the New Hampshire legislature to consider the currency problem and act on recommendations of Congress.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gov. George Clinton about New Hampshire's action on the matter of military pay and allowance.

Letter from Gen. Artemas Ward to Meshech Weare discussing the capture of deserter Samuel Bridges and urging reciprocity by New Hampshire and Massachusetts with regard to deserters.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington transmitting an act of the General Assembly related to the currency question.

Letter from Francis Lewis to Meshech Weare transmitting a request of the Board of Admiralty for assembling supplies of masts and spars for the French fleet and for hastening the launch of the 74-gun ship of war being built at Portsmouth.

Letter from Gen. Nathaniel Folsom to Meshech Weare discussing the surrender of Charleston and communicating a resolution of Congress for raising troops.

Letter from Jeremiah Powell, on behalf of the council of Massachusetts, to Meshech Weare about a proposed Canada expedition and the protection of Coos County.

Letter from Nathaniel Peabody, John Mathews, and Philip Schuyler, members of a committee of Congress, to Meshech Weare discussing military developments and informing him that Elbridge Gerry will communicate particulars of the operations of the enemy.

Letter from Gen. Jacob Bayley to the New Hampshire legislature about the defense of the Connecticut River frontier.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the New Hampshire delegates in Congress about various aspects of the currency problem.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the president of the Treasury Board about New Hampshire's immediate need for its quota of the new Continental currency.

Circular letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare about privateers' commissions.

Letter from Charles Thomson about George Washington's request for men and provisions.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Francis Lewis about masts and spars for the French fleet, financial difficulties in New Hampshire, and the ship of war being fitted out at Portsmouth.

Letter from Meshech Weare to a committee of Congress about New Hampshire's quota for the Continental army.

Circular letter from Meshech Weare to the colonels of New Hampshire regiments about supplying the state's quota for the Continental army.

Letter from Col. Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare recommending Elbridge Gerry to his attention and discussing Gerry's tour on behalf of Congress.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the committee of Congress at headquarters about New Hampshire's quotas of men and supplies.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington communicating acts of the state of New Hampshire related to its supply of money, men, and provisions.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Andrew Cabot about the state's inability to accept rum in place of money payments.

Letter from Col. Nathanial Peabody to Meshech Weare about his reasons for not writing, the desirability of a post office in Exeter, and the appointment of Mr. Emmery.

Extract by Charles Thomson from the minutes of Congress about commissions and bonds.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare about privateers' commissions.

Certificate of the promotion of Samuel Adams from ensign to lieutenant in the 2nd New Hampshire Regiment.

Certificate of the promotion of Daniel Gookin from ensign to lieutenant in the 2nd New Hampshire Regiment.

Certificate of the promotion of Joshua Merrow from ensign to lieutenant in the 2nd New Hampshire Regiment.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the committee of Congress at headquarters about New Hampshire's quotas of men and supplies.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Col. Nathaniel Peabody acknowledging receipt of a letter and discussing letters miscarried and the desirability of a post office in Exeter.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. Nathaniel Folsom acknowledging receipt of a letter and discussing New Hampshire's war effort.

Circular letter from John Mathews, on behalf of a committee of the Continental Congress, to Meshech Weare about the danger of disaffection in the army and the urgent need for supplies.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the committee of Congress at headquarters about steps taken by New Hampshire to meet its quota of army supplies.

Letter from Col. Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare about letters miscarried, the situation in the South, and military prospects.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about steps taken by New Hampshire to meet its quota of army supplies.

Letter from Col. Joshua Wentworth to Meshech Weare recommending Thomas Pickard.

Proclamation by Charles, Earl Cornwallis, about prisoners of war.

Letter from Alexander Scammell to Meshech Weare about the treason of Benedict Arnold and plans for military reorganization.

Letter from Gen. John Sullivan to Meshech Weare about the status of the Vermont question and the "deranged" state of American political affairs.

Letter from Gen. James Reed to Meshech Weare about his claims on the United States and allowances due from Congress.

Letter from Col. Henry Dearborn to Meshech Weare about certain army promotions (3 Aug. 1780) and the return of warrants for correction.

Letter from Deputy Quartermaster General Jabez Hatch to Meshech Weare about an assistant.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Col. Jabez Hatch recommending the appointment of Noah Emery as assistant deputy quartermaster general.

Circular letter from Samuel Huntington to Meshech Weare forwarding Congress's Thanksgiving Day proclamation.

Letter from Deputy Quartermaster General Jabez Hatch to Meshech Weare about appointing Noah Emery as assistant.

Letter from Col. Timothy Bedel to Meshech Weare about the enemy attack on Royalton, Vermont.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the president of the Board of War requesting certain military information.

Resolves of the U.S. Continental Congress related to privateers.

Circular letter from Samuel Huntington to Meshech Weare forwarding a resolution of Congress about British abuses on the seas.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Sullivan about M. de la Tour's claim of tax exemption.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Sullivan about the status of the Vermont question and the grave situation caused by a scarcity of money.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington acknowledging receipt of sundry letters and acts of Congress.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Thomas Jefferson acknowledging receipt of an act of the Virginia Assembly and transmitting copies of acts of the New Hampshire Assembly.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington about resolutions of Congress to be laid before the New Hampshire General Assembly.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington about troops to be furnished by New Hampshire and the punishment of persons supplying the enemy with provisions.

Letter from Gen. John Sullivan to Meshech Weare requesting information on New Hampshire for Marbois, the secretary of the French embassy.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Stark requesting a return of New Hampshire noncommissioned officers and soldiers enlisted for the duration of the war.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Charles Thomson about bonds and commissions for letters of marque.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Stark about transferring New Hampshire men to regiments in their own state.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about hard money for the New Hampshire troops, the revolt in the army, actions of the New Hampshire Assembly, and the transfer of men to New Hampshire regiments.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Charles Thomson transmitting bonds of masters.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Col. Blaine about New Hampshire's supply of cattle.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington transmitting an act of the state of New Hampshire for raising its quota for the Continental army.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Sullivan transmitting a resolve of the General Court about the New Hampshire grants and discussing the revolt of the Pennsylvania line.

Letter from Benjamin Giles to Meshech Weare about the proceedings of a convention at Charlestown and the problem of jurisdiction over the New Hampshire grants.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about hard money for the New Hampshire troops.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gov. George Clinton forwarding copies of New Hampshire laws.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington acknowledging receipt of important intelligence about supplies for the army.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Sullivan about the problems of money shortage and the New Hampshire grants.

Letter from Col. Alexander Scammell to Meshech Weare about the suppression of mutinies among Pennsylvania and New Jersey troops and the expedition against plundering refugees at Morrisania.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gov. Jonathan Trumbull transmitting copies of the acts of New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to [Gen. John Sullivan] about Mr. Livermore's acceptance of his appointment as delegate.

Extracts from letters of Gen. Bellows and Gov. Chittenden.

Letter from Meshech Weare to [George Washington] about the problems of money shortage, the New Hampshire grants, and the account of the revolt of Pennsylvania troops to be published.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Benjamin Giles about the problem of jurisdiction over the New Hampshire grants.

Letter from Meshech Weare to John Avery about depreciation of army officers' pay.

Letter from Col. Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare about recording the charter of Lincoln.

Letter from Gen. John Sullivan to Meshech Weare discussing his suspicions of Col. Olcutt and defending his actions on behalf of New Hampshire in connection with its claims to Vermont.

Letter from John Avery to Meshech Weare about Massachusetts policy on the depreciation of army officers' pay.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Sullivan about authority from the New Hampshire General Assembly to draw for certain sums of money.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington transmitting acts of New Hampshire related to the state's quota for the Continental army.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Sullivan about the controversy between Vermont and western New Hampshire and the confused state of affairs in Vermont.

Draft of a letter from Meshech Weare to Gov. John Hancock complaining about the practice of recruiting men from New Hampshire to fill the Massachusetts quota.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about the New Hampshire quota of new recruits.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Sullivan about the Vermont question before Congress.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington transmitting an act of the New Hampshire General Assembly authorizing Congress to lay a duty of 5%.

Letter from Joseph Whipple to Meshech Weare requesting a delay, on behalf of the town of Conway, N.H., in paying its 1780 tax.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Huntington about raising money for the prosecution of the war and the tax problem in New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Col. Samuel Hunt asking him to accept the appointment as deputy quartermaster at Charlestown.

Letter from Jabez Hatch to Meshech Weare about the appointment of Col. Samuel Hunt as deputy quartermaster at Charlestown.

Letter from Gov. Jonathan Trumbull to Meshech Weare about faulty cooperation between the states, exchanges of the acts of the states, a meeting of commissioners at Providence, and the interest of Connecticut citizens in a frontier New Hampshire township.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Charles Thomson about privateers' commissions.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Timothy Pickering about New Hampshire's quota of tents, etc., for the Continental army.

Letter from John Sullivan to Meshech Weare about the problems of a depreciated currency.

Letter from John Walmsley to Meshech Weare requesting the detention of a vessel about to sail for the Bermudas.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about honoring his bill drawn on New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore about New Hampshire's difficulty in meeting its quotas because of the defection to Vermont of Cheshire and Grafton Counties.

Letter from John Walmsley to Meshech Weare thanking him for detaining a vessel about to sail for the Bermudas.

Letter from Samuel Hunt to Meshech Weare accepting the post of deputy quartermaster.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gov. Jonathan Trumbull about acts of the General Assembly related to the recording of New Hampshire town charters.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington acknowledging receipt of his 24 May 1781 circular letter and promising action on matters mentioned in it.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Maj. Gen. William Heath about a supply of cattle for the army.

Letter from Rev. Jeremy Belknap to Meshech Weare about arrangements for giving him access to source materials for his history of New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Jeremy Belknap about making source materials available for his history of New Hampshire.

Letter from George Reid to Meshech Weare about certain commissions in the 2nd New Hampshire Regiment.

Return by Eliphalet Giddinge of beef collected since Jan. 1781.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Charles Thomson urging the forwarding of privateers' commissions.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. William Heath about New Hampshire recruits and supplies of beef cattle for the army.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore about the land grant controversy between Vermont and New Hampshire and problems for New Hampshire caused by Vermont's actions.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare communicating acts of Congress about privateers and forwarding commissions.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about the proper solution to the Vermont question.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Capt. Ebenezer Deering discussing the flag of truce Olive Branch and directing Deering to confine Capt. William Naisby until departure.

Permit from Meshech Weare to Capt. William Naisby for the departure of the flag of truce Olive Branch from Piscatagua Harbor.

Return by Eliphalet Giddinge of beef cattle delivered to Noah Emery, Jr.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare sending a paper with news from the South and discussing the proper solution to the Vermont question and the arrival of Admiral John Paul Jones in Portsmouth to take command of the "74."

Letter from Gen. John Sullivan to Meshech Weare introducing John Paul Jones.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. John Sullivan about the difficulty of securing hard money.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore about the difficulty of securing hard money.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gen. William Heath about New Hampshire's quotas of men and supplies.

Letter from Gen. William Heath to Meshech Weare acknowledging receipt of a communication.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare about commissions and bonds for private armed vessels.

Receipt for cattle received from [Timothy] Ladd.

Letter from Moses Woodward to Meshech Weare about the arrival of the flag of truce David with prisoners.

Letter from Jeremy Belknap to Meshech Weare about materials for his history.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about the Vermont controversy and New Hampshire's supply of salted beef and rum.

Letter from Francis Blood to Meshech Weare about his attempts to secure beef cattle.

Return by Eliphalet Giddinge of beef cattle delivered to Noah Emery, Jr.

Letter from Roger Sherman to Josiah Bartlett about expediting settlement of the land grant controversy between New Hampshire and Vermont. [Previously also cataloged under "013.24."]

Letter from Meshech Weare to Charles Thomson about commissions and bonds for private armed vessels.

Letter from Gen. John Sullivan to Meshech Weare about bills drawn on New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about the difficulty of recruiting New Hampshire men for the Continental army and the depreciation of the Continental currency.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about bills drawn on New Hampshire. Signed by Andrew Black.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about Congressional action on the Vermont question and his desire to be replaced as New Hampshire delegate to Congress.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare forwarding blank privateers' commissions and bonds.

Return by Eliphalet Giddinge of beef cattle delivered to Noah Emery, Jr.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Charles Thomson acknowledging receipt of and forwarding bonds, etc., for private armed vessels.

Extract of a vote of the New Hampshire General Assembly to appoint a commissary of provisions.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore about progress on the Vermont question and the lack of hard money in New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Col. [Abraham] Skinner asking for the appointment of a deputy commissary of prisoners for New Hampshire.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about the review of French troops in Philadelphia.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore about the lack of hard money in New Hampshire.

Return by Eliphalet Giddinge of beef cattle delivered to Noah Emery, Jr.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare transmitting blank commissions and bonds.

Letter from Messrs. Jarvis and Russell to Meshech Weare about bills drawn on New Hampshire.

Copy of a letter from Gen. William Heath to Meshech Weare informing him of enemy movements at the northern frontier and suggesting the New Hampshire militia take precautions against an attack at the head of the Connecticut.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Messrs. Jarvis and Russell about money for bills drawn on New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Charles Thomson transmitting bonds for privateers' commissions.

Letter from Josiah Bartlett, on behalf of the New Hampshire Committee of Safety, to Meshech Weare about militia ordered to Charlestown, N.H., and a possible enemy attack against settlements at the head of the Connecticut.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare forwarding commissions for private armed vessels.

Return by Eliphalet Giddinge of beef cattle delivered to Noah Emery, Jr.

Letter from Col. Henry Dearborn to Meshech Weare about the death of Col. Alexander Scammell, operations before Yorktown, and the progress of the campaign.

Return by Eliphalet Giddinge of beef cattle delivered to Noah Emery, Jr.

Draft of a letter from Meshech Weare to Gov. John Hancock about an American prisoner on parole with knowledge of British intrigues in Vermont.

Letter from Robert R. Livingston to Meshech Weare asking for returns of the damage done by the British to property in New Hampshire.

Return by Eliphalet Giddinge of beef cattle delivered to Noah Emery, Jr.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore about New Hampshire's tax quota for the ensuing years and the state of relations between Vermont and New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore about census data for New Hampshire in connection with the state's tax quota.

Letter from Meshech Weare to John Hanson about the deficiency of New Hampshire's representation in Congress.

Memorandum by Meshech Weare of notes given by New Hampshire for money borrowed and now outstanding.

Letter from Meshech Weare about an incident in the Vermont controversy.

Letter from Meshech Weare calling a session of the Superior Court to consider the case of William Page.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore discussing the imprisonment of Col. Hale by the people of Vermont and their riotous conduct and urging decisive Congressional action on the Vermont question.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about his reappointment as New Hampshire delegate to Congress.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore urging decisive Congressional action on the Vermont question after recent acts of mob violence.

Letter from Samuel Emerson to Meshech Weare recommending Messrs. Page and Flagg for bondsmen.

Letter from John Underhill to Meshech Weare recommending Messrs. Page and Flagg for bondsmen.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore about settling for back rations on subsistence money, New Hampshire's obligations to its troops for depreciation, and the status of the Vermont dispute.

Letter from Capt. H. Hodge to Meshech Weare asking for a privateer's commission for Jonathan Jewett for the ship Scarborough as a letter of marque.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about a committee's recommendations to Congress on the Vermont question.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Charles Thomson transmitting bonds for privateers' commissions.

Letter from Andrew Black to Meshech Weare asking for payment of a bill drawn by the New Hampshire delegate.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about the Vermont question, the departure of the Vermont committee, a fleet of transports sailing from New York, and Mr. Langdon's absence.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Andrew Black explaining the failure to pay money on the bill drawn by the New Hampshire delegate.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore about Vermont affairs, the delay in Mr. Langdon's departure, the currency question, and difficulties from the lack of a circulating medium.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare forwarding privateers' commissions and bonds.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about Weare's resignation as chief justice and Livermore's expected nomination as judge of the court of appeals.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about New Hampshire affairs before Congress and the danger of New Hampshire's extension into Vermont without the people's good will.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore explaining his reasons for resigning as chief justice and advocating the appointment of Livermore in his place.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare about his intention to resign as New Hampshire delegate and his appointment as chief justice of New Hampshire.

Letter from Samuel Livermore to Meshech Weare resigning as New Hampshire delegate.

Resolve of the U.S. Continental Congress concerning illegal intercourse with the enemy.

Circular letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare about suspending commissions of private armed vessels.

Letter from Jacob Bayley, Moses Dow, Charles Johnston, and James Woodward to Meshech Weare about British intrigues in Vermont.

Letter from Dr. John Wheelock to Meshech Weare about the threat to Dartmouth College's interests in the town of Landaff.

Letter from Nehemiah Norcross to Meshech Weare requesting payment on a bill incurred by Weare's son while in college.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington informing him of a correspondence between persons in Vermont and British officers.

Letter from Col. Charles Johnson to Meshech Weare about the difficulty of obtaining supplies for the New Hampshire company stationed on the frontier.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare complaining about the misuse of specie in trade with the enemy in New York.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about Gen. Carleton's commission as a negotiator, the British proposal for cessation of hostilities at Charleston, and the desirability of Congressional representation for New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Gov. George Clinton communicating a resolve of the New Hampshire General Assembly related to the Vermont controversy and suggesting that New Hampshire and New York take steps to settle the issue.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about the evidence of British intrigues in Vermont, the traitorous correspondence between Vermont and Canada, and precautions to be taken.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Nehemiah Norcross about Weare's son's tailoring bill.

Letter from Nehemiah Norcross to Meshech Weare sending his account.

Letter from George Washington to Meshech Weare explaining that only the solution of the jurisdiction question in Vermont can solve the problem of British intrigue there.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about news from Madrid and other parts of Europe, the prospect of peace, the arrival of a French fleet, the reduction of the army, and New Hampshire's settlement for 1780-1781 with Continental troops of the line.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about reports of Carleton's commission for peace negotiations.

Letter from Jacob Bayley to Meshech Weare about threats from Canada against the frontier and news from Vermont.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about reports of Carleton's commission for peace negotiations.

Extracts by John Taylor Gilman from accounts of the peace process in France.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about the uncertainty of affairs in Europe, a report of a British fleet off the coast, and his need for funds.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare acknowledging receipt of a letter and discussing news from Europe and his need for funds.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare forwarding a handbill and discussing the enemy's evacuation of Charleston and the movements of French troops.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Charles Thomson asking for privateers' commissions.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare transmitting a resolution of Congress and discussing foreign news and the evacuation of Charleston.

Letter from Jacob Bayley to Meshech Weare urging attempts to bring the Vermont issue to a head as a means of stabilizing the situation on the New Hampshire frontier.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about commissions, peace negotiations, Lord Cornwallis's parole, and a wreck of a French ship.

Letter from Col. George Reid to Meshech Weare about the wages of New Hampshire soldiers and steps being taken to raise money for the coming winter.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Louis Philippe de Rigaud, Marquis de Vaudreuil, about preparations in New Hampshire for a threatened British naval attack on the fleet of the Marquis de Vaudreuil.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Louis Philippe de Rigaud, Marquis de Vaudreuil, informing him that troops are ordered to be in readiness.

Draft of a letter from Meshech Weare to John Hancock about preparations in New Hampshire for a British attack.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Louis Philippe de Rigaud, Marquis de Vaudreuil, informing him of preparations for a threatened attack by the enemy.

Letter from Louis Philippe de Rigaud, Marquis de Vaudreuil, on board the August, to Meshech Weare about preparations for a British naval attack. In English.

Letter from Louis Philippe de Rigaud, Marquis de Vaudreuil, on board the August, to Meshech Weare about preparations for a British naval attack. In French.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about his appointment as New Hampshire delegate, the Articles of Confederation, money matters, the designs of the enemy, and peace negotiations.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare transmitting commissions and discussing Judge White and money matters.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare discussing his appointment as New Hampshire delegate and transmitting a newspaper article about the death of Col. Laurens.

Letter from George Washington to Meshech Weare about the need for approximately 200 more recruits to fill up the New Hampshire line.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare discussing his appointment as New Hampshire delegate and enclosing letters and a newspaper.

Circular letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare informing him of Elias Boudinot's election as president of Congress.

Copy of the examination of Christopher Osgood before the chief justice of the Rhode Island Supreme Court on his own and others' treasonable actions.

Letter from Jacob Bayley to Meshech Weare complaining about the Vermont situation.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about the raising of New Hampshire troops for the army.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about intelligence to be communicated by Col. Johnson.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the New Hampshire delegates to Congress about the responsibility for settling for officers' retained rations.

Letter from Thomas Johnson to Meshech Weare about money matters.

Letter from Col. Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare about his loan to Col. Johnson.

Resolve of the U.S. Continental Congress related to information given by Christopher Osgood.

Letter from George Washington to Meshech Weare about British intrigues in Vermont and illicit intercourse between Vermont and Canada.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare acknowledging receipt of letters and discussing peace negotiations, the designs of the enemy, and the state of public affairs.

Letter from Meshech Weare to John Taylor Gilman about the settlement of the Vermont question.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare forwarding blank privateers' commissions and bonds.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare informing him of the evacuation of Charleston.

Letter from Elias Boudinot to Meshech Weare transmitting copies of the treaty between the Netherlands and the United States.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about prospects for peace and the actions of Congress related to a valuation of lands.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about the king's speech to Parliament and a valuation of lands.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about prospects for peace.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about expectations of peace, a request for money, Vermont, and financial matters.

Letter from Phillips White to Meshech Weare about actions of Congress to provide funds for the security of public debts, the Vermont question, and a request for money.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about preliminary articles of peace.

Circular letter from Robert R. Livingston to Meshech Weare discussing peace negotiations and the desirability of maintaining military preparations and transmitting a copy of the provisional peace treaty with comments.

Circular letter from Robert R. Livingston to Meshech Weare discussing peace negotiations and national credit and union as peacetime problems and transmitting an abstract of the preliminary articles of peace with congratulations.

Letter from Robert Morris to Meshech Weare about accounts, etc., to be forwarded to Mr. Gorham.

Letter from Phillips White to Meshech Weare about the schedule of amounts apportioned to the several states for making up the deficiency of interest in the public debt.

Letter from Josiah Bartlett, on behalf of the New Hampshire Committee of Safety, to Meshech Weare recommending Nathaniel Gilman for a loan officer and discussing interest on loan office certificates issued in New Hampshire.

Letter from Nehemiah Norcross to Meshech Weare requesting the payment of a debt.

Letter from Abiel Foster to Meshech Weare about the debate in Congress on loan office certificates and the British court-martial in New York of counterfeiters of American currency.

Letter from Abiel Foster to Meshech Weare about matters before Congress, including interest certificates and Rhode Island's opposition to the impost.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Messrs. Jarvis and Russell about discharging a bill drawn by Gen. Sullivan.

Letter from Abiel Foster to Meshech Weare discussing reports from the American peace commissioners and enclosing extracts of a joint letter from the foreign ministers.

Extracts of a joint letter from the foreign ministers.

Letter from Abiel Foster to Meshech Weare about news of a final peace and plans for the meeting of the new Congress in Annapolis.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Abiel Foster about the case of the brigantine Lusanna.

Circular letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare about Thomas Mifflin's election as president of Congress.

Letter from Abiel Foster to Meshech Weare discussing his inoculation for smallpox and asking for money.

Report of Matthew Patten, probate judge, about the confiscated estate of Edward Goldstone Lutwyche, an absentee.

Resolve about confiscated estates.

Letter from Abiel Foster to Meshech Weare enclosing the Treaty of Paris with ratification by Congress and discussing the case of the brigantine Lusanna and his want of money.

Letter from Abiel Foster to Meshech Weare about the case of the brigantine Lusanna, personal embarrassments due to his lack of money, and New Hampshire's want of reputation.

Resolve of the Massachusetts General Court about fishing rivers and streams. Signed by Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and John Avery.

Letter from John Hancock to Meshech Weare about cooperation by New Hampshire in regulating Merrimac River fisheries.

Letter from Thomas Mifflin to Meshech Weare discussing the opening of L'Orient as a free port and forwarding an act of Congress related to the representation of the states.

Letter from Jonathan Blanchard to Meshech Weare about news of Congressional doings, the high cost of living in Annapolis, and commissioners appointed to negotiate commercial treaties with European powers.

Resolve of the U.S. Continental Congress for the arrest of Chevalier de Longchamps.

Letter from Thomas Mifflin to Meshech Weare about the arrest of Chevalier de Longchamps.

Letter from Meshech Weare to the New Hampshire General Assembly accepting his election as president of New Hampshire.

Resolve about the interest on loan certificates.

Letter from Charles Thomson transmitting a resolve of the U.S. Continental Congress calling on the executives of the several states to return public property now in private citizens' hands.

Letter from Samuel Hardy to Meshech Weare informing him of the exchange of ratifications of the treaty with England.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare about the meeting of the Committee of the States and the possibility of a delegate from New Hampshire for the committee.

Letter from Charles Thomson to Meshech Weare urging him to send the New Hampshire delegates to Congress.

Letter from Abiel Foster to Meshech Weare about the reassembling of Congress, Foster's arrival at Trenton, and the choice of Richard Henry Lee as president of Congress.

Letter from Col. Pierse Long to Meshech Weare about the adjournment of Congress to New York City.

Letter from Abiel Foster to Meshech Weare about the meeting of Congress in New York City, the proposal for a national capital near Trenton, and the inconvenience of a peripatetic Congress.

Letter from Abiel Foster to Meshech Weare acknowledging receipt of a letter and discussing the proposal for a national capital near Trenton and the inconvenience of a peripatetic Congress.

Letter from Col. Pierse Long to Meshech Weare about the resolve before Congress for a national capital near Trenton.

Letter from Gen. John Sullivan to Meshech Weare about the organization, etc., of the New Hampshire militia.

Letter from Joseph Pearson to Meshech Weare sending commissions to be signed.

Letter from John Jay to Meshech Weare transmitting an act of Congress related to the urgent recruiting problem.

Letter from Samuel Huntington to Meshech Weare transmitting certain resolutions of Congress about the states' quotas for supplying the public treasury.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare transmitting commissions and discussing Judge White and money matters.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about news from Madrid and other parts of Europe, the prospect of peace, the arrival of a French fleet, the reduction of the army, and New Hampshire's settlement for 1780-1781 with Continental troops of the line.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about reports of Carleton's commission for peace negotiations.

Letter from John Taylor Gilman to Meshech Weare about commissions, peace negotiations, Lord Cornwallis's parole, and a wreck of a French ship.

Letter from Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare about war news, including the capture of Stony Point.

Letter from Nathaniel Peabody to Meshech Weare about the arrival of the French fleet and New Hampshire.

NOTE: The original of this letter is not included in Series I or II. This is the only copy available in the collection.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about hard money for the New Hampshire troops, the revolt in the army, actions of the New Hampshire Assembly, and the transfer of men to New Hampshire regiments.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about the problems of money shortage, the New Hampshire grants, and the account of the revolt of Pennsylvania troops to be published.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Jeremy Belknap about making source materials available for his history of New Hampshire.

Letter from Gen. John Sullivan to Meshech Weare requesting information on New Hampshire for Marbois, the secretary of the French embassy.

Letter from Gen. John Sullivan to Meshech Weare about the status of the Vermont question and the "deranged" state of American political affairs.

Letter from Col. Timothy Bedel to Meshech Weare about the enemy attack on Royalton, Vermont.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about the evidence of British intrigues in Vermont, the traitorous correspondence between Vermont and Canada, and precautions to be taken.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore about the lack of hard money in New Hampshire.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Samuel Livermore about census data for New Hampshire in connection with the state's tax quota.

Letter from Meshech Weare to Louis Philippe de Rigaud, Marquis de Vaudreuil, about preparations in New Hampshire for a threatened British naval attack on the fleet of the Marquis de Vaudreuil.

Letter from Meshech Weare to John Hancock about preparations in New Hampshire for a British attack.

Letter from Meshech Weare to George Washington about intelligence to be communicated by Col. Johnson.

Letter from Friedrich Wilhelm, Baron von Steuben, to Meshech Weare about his book of regulations and the importance of the militia in the American military.

Letter from Gen. John Sullivan to Meshech Weare discussing his suspicions of Col. Olcutt and defending his actions on behalf of New Hampshire in connection with its claims to Vermont.

Letter from Jacob Bayley, Charles Johnston, and Ebenezer Webster to Meshech Weare.

NOTE: The original of this letter is not included in Series I or II. This is the only copy available in the collection.

Letter from Jacob Bayley to Meshech Weare urging attempts to bring the Vermont issue to a head as a means of stabilizing the situation on the New Hampshire frontier.