Journal of Capt Jonathan Heart On the March With His Company From Connecticut
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3d [1783]. — By proclamation of Con- gress, the American army was disbanded ; a few men under the command of a captain at Fort Pitt excepted. A resolution soon followed for raising a regiment for the purpose of garrisoning the western posts — this regiment to consist of ten companies portioned as follows : Pennsylvania — 4 companies and Lieut. Col. Comm't. Jersey — 1 company. New York — 3 companies and a Major. Con- necticut — 2 companies and a Major. " — "Military Journal of Major Ebenezer Den...ny" pp. 257, 258.
1 On the 13th of August, Col. Harmar was appointed Lieutenant Colonel Commandant of the militia to be raised under the resolu- tions of Congress, as the following shows : [In Council], Philadelphia, Friday, [Atigusi] 18, 1784. "In pursuance of an act of the General Assembly [of Penn- sylvania] entitled 'An Act for furnishing from the militia of 32 DICK1N80N-HARMAR CORRESPONDENCE.
DICKINSON TO MORRIS 1 .
In Council, [Philadelphia], August 19, 1784. Sir : — Colonel Harmar has this morning reported to us that you do not think yourself empowered to furnish the sums requisite for subsisting the quota of troops required from this Commonwealth by the resolution of Congress of the third day of June last 2, and that therefore he cannot proceed in enlisting the men, though numbers have offered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3d [1783]. — By proclamation of Con- gress, the American army was disbanded ; a few men under the command of a captain at Fort Pitt excepted. A resolution soon followed for raising a regiment for the purpose of garrisoning the western posts — this regiment to consist of ten companies portioned as follows : Pennsylvania — 4 companies and Lieut. Col. Comm't. Jersey — 1 company. New York — 3 companies and a Major. Con- necticut — 2 companies and a Major. " — "Military Journal of Major Ebenezer Den...ny" pp. 257, 258.
1 On the 13th of August, Col. Harmar was appointed Lieutenant Colonel Commandant of the militia to be raised under the resolu- tions of Congress, as the following shows : [In Council], Philadelphia, Friday, [Atigusi] 18, 1784. "In pursuance of an act of the General Assembly [of Penn- sylvania] entitled 'An Act for furnishing from the militia of 32 DICK1N80N-HARMAR CORRESPONDENCE.
DICKINSON TO MORRIS 1 .
In Council, [Philadelphia], August 19, 1784. Sir : — Colonel Harmar has this morning reported to us that you do not think yourself empowered to furnish the sums requisite for subsisting the quota of troops required from this Commonwealth by the resolution of Congress of the third day of June last 2, and that therefore he cannot proceed in enlisting the men, though numbers have offered.
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