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To Nathanael Greene, April 1st.

Reinforcement of militia-Condition of Virginia.

To the Virginia Delegates in Congress, April 6th

Supply of arms-Debts-Blockade.

To Rev. James Madison, April 8th

To the French Minister, April 12th

Aid from France-Southern condition-Safety of Northern

States.

Circular-Letter to the County Lieutenants, April 12th,

Delinquents.

To Oliver Towles, April 14th

Movements of enemy-Defense.

To Skinner and Garrard, April 14th .

Depredations of British-Militia-Arms.

To David Jamieson, April 16th.

Council-Appointments.

To the President of Pennsylvania, April 17th

Pennsylvania-Virginia boundary.

To the President of Pennsylvania, April 18th

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To Baron Steuben, April 22d

News from Innes-Fortifications.

To the President of Congress, April 23d

Movements of British.

To Baron Steuben, April 24th.

British advance-Condition at Richmond-Movements of

Jefferson.

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Circular-Letter to Members of the General Assembly,

May Ist.

Enemy near Richmond-False reports.

To James Innes, May 2d.

Arrest of traitors.

To Abraham Penn, May 4th

Necessity of calling out militia.

Circular-Letter to the County Lieutenants, May 8th,

Call for militia-Movements of British-Accoutrements.

Movements of British-La Fayette's forced march-Advance

of Cornwallis-Shortage of arms.

To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, May 10th,

Ordinance of Congress-Correspondence with Greene-

Damage of British-Public stores-Navy-Army service of

slaves-Capture of live-stock-State engineer-Losses of state

papers.

To Fleming and Andrew Lewis, May 13th

Council of State.

To Marquis de La Fayette, May 14th

State of militia duty-Boat building-Meeting of Assembly

-Frequent communication.

Circular-Letter to Certain Unknown Persons, May

15th

Removal of horses from enemy's route.

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To Washington, May 28th

Junction of Cornwallis and Arnold-Subsequent movements
of British-Need of Washington's aid-Retirement from office.

To the Speaker of the House of Delegates, May 28th,

News from Greene-Enforcement of militia service-Lack

of power over civilians.

To Marquis de La Fayette, May 31st

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Army movements-Supplies-Levies—Impress warrants.

To Marquis de La Fayette, August 4th.

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Appointment on peace commission-Reasons for declining.

To Edmund Randolph, September 16th.

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Peace commission-Necessary attendance at Assembly-

Final leave of public life-British treaty-Cornwallis' escape

impossible.

Rights of Virginia to western lands-Separation of western

States.

To James Steptoe, November 26th.

Legion of Armand-Supplies.

To James Monroe, May 20th

Retirement from public life-Right of service.

To the Governor of Virginia, September 22d

Nathan's case.

To Robert R. Livingston, November 26th

Accepting appointment as Peace Commissioner.

Mammoth bones, etc.-Scientific facts concerning western

country-Non-recognition of public service.