General orders. Head-quarters, Boston, February 20, 1796 : The commander in chief, anxious to impress the minds of his fellow-citizens, with the great importance of an efficient militia ...

General orders. Head-quarters, Boston, March 1, 1794 : The chief command of the Militia of the sovereign and independent Commonwealth of Massachusetts, by the decease of the late governor, has devolved on the lieutenant-governor--and he feels it equally consonant with his wishes, as it is with his duty, to encourage and strengthen it, by contributing towards the preservation of good regulation, and the advancement of discipline therein. ...

General orders. Head quarters, Boston, August 22, 1797 : By the act of Congress, herewith published, 11836 men, including officers, are required to be detached from the militia of this commonwealth, and held in readiness to march at a moment's warning. ...

Commonwealth of Massachusetts. General orders. Head-quarters, Boston, April 12th, 1791 : The commander in chief, feels the highest satisfaction in contemplating the prosperous state of the militia of this commonwealth ... To promote so valuable a purpose ... he calls upon all, both officers and men, to persevere in the faithful discharge of their respective duties. ...

General orders. Head-quarters, Boston, June 6, 1794 : By the act of Congress, of the 9th May last, a detachment of 80,000 men, including officers, is directed to be made ... the proportion to this state ... as estimated in the said act, being 11,885 men ... The several divisions and brigades of the militia of this commonwealth, will furnish the detachment in the following proportion, viz. ...

Head-quarters.

(Circular.) Philadelphia, February 20, 1796 : Sir, In compliance with the recommendation of a number of gentlemen, I have determined to submit to public patronage the publication of a newspaper ...
by: Smith, Samuel Harrison, 1772-1845

General orders. Head-quarters, Roxbury, May 1, 1798 : The uncertain state of the foreign political relations of the United States, require the most vigilant attention to the means of national defence ... the advantages to be derived from an efficient militia would be incalculable. ...

Boston quarterly review.
Published: (1965)

Head quarters, Choultry Plain, thirteenth July, M.DCC.XCVI : General orders: by the Commander in Chief.

Discoveras printed], February 11, 1796.
by: Rooke, Hayman, 1722-1806
Published: (1796)

Head-quarters, New-York, April 15, 1783. Orders : It is the commander in chief's orders, that the following extract, from the seventh article, of the provincial treaty, between Great Britain and the United States of America, be strictly attended to ...
Published: (1783)

The Boston Public Library quarterly.
Published: (1960)

General orders, Head-quarters, Philadelphia, Dec. 14, 1776 : Colonel Griffin is appointed adjutant general to the troops in and about this city. ...

True Intelligence from the Head-Quarters.

Head-quarters, Boston, 18th December, 1775 : The bearer hereof [blank] having voluntarily engaged to serve his majesty, in the Royal Regiment of Highland Emigrants (raised and established for the just and loyal purpose of opposing, quelling and suppressing the present most unnatural, unprovoked, and wanton rebellion) ...
Published: (1775)

Head quarters, Peeks-kill, general orders for the army under the command of Brigadier General M'Dougall : The rank and file of each company will be equally divided among the serjeants ...

Boston, December 22, 1796 : Gentlemen, I am informed that Winterbotham's "Historical, geographical, commercial and philosophical view of the United States of America," first published in England has been reprinted in this country. ...
by: Belknap, Jeremy, 1744-1798
Published: (1796)

Boston, Nov. 1, 1796 : Reverend Sir, More than three years ago the trustees of the Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture caused to be printed a pamphlet, the object of which was to promote agricultural knowledge ...

General orders. Head-quarters, Roxbury, March 30, 1799 : While the nations of the old world are destroying each other ... America is seeking only to preserve, in peace, those advantages which God and nature have given her ...

Boston, 24th Sept. 1796 : At this important crisis, George Washington having declined to serve as president of the United States, after the 4th of March next, and John Adams having been held up as a candidate to succeed him in that office ...
by: Americanus
Published: (1796)

Quarters for light keepers, Yaquina Head, Oregon.
Published: (1902)

General orders. Head-quarters, Morris Town, January 22, 1777 : The general is sorry to find that the late general order, allowing the plunder taken from the enemy to be divided for the benefit of the captors, has been mistaken by some and abused by others. ...

General orders, no. 20.
Published: (1864)

Head-quarters, Charles-Town Neck, June 1, 1780 : Orders, the commander in chief congratulates the army on the success that has attended the corps in the back country under Lieutenant General Earl Cornwallis. ...

Observations on Mr. Buckminster's sermon, delivered February 28, 1796 : on the duty of republican citizens, in the choice of their rulers. : [Five lines of Scripture texts].

Observations on Mr. Buckminster's sermon, delivered February 28, 1796 : on the duty of republican citizens, in the choice of their rulers. [Five lines of Scripture texts].
by: Humphreys, Daniel, 1740-1827

Head quarters, York, August 23, 1777 : The danger this state is at present exposed to from the British Army rendering it necessary that the commander in chief of the forces within this state be furnished with the completest information of the military circumstances of the country ...

Laws of the Marine Society, instituted at Portland, and incorporated by the General Court, February, 1796.

Head quarters, August 25, 1777 : Sir, A messenger is just arrived with the inclosed letters ...

New-York, February 27, 1796. Theatre : By the Old American Company. On Monday evening, the 29th of February, will be presented, a tragedy called, The Carmelite: or The shipwreck. ...
Published: (1796)

Heads of Mr. Pitt's speech, on the 12th of February 1796, relative to the relief and maintenance of the poor : the encouragement of industry, and the diminution of the poor-rates.
by: Pitt, William, 1759-1806

Heads of Mr. Pitt's Speech, on the 12th of February, 1796, relative to the relief and maintenance of the poor, the encouragement of industry, and the diminution of the poor-rates.
by: Pitt, William, 1759-1806
Published: (1797)

The "Boston Bard" to the citizens of Boston.
by: Coffin, R. S. (Robert Stevenson), 1797-1827
Published: (1826)

Consideration of S. 1796.
Published: (1939)

Marchmont (1796) /
by: Smith, Charlotte, 1749-1806
Published: (1989)

Estimates for 1796.
Published: (1795)