Calendar of the Correspondence of James Madison
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Suggesting that one or two supernumeraries be ordered to attend the court-martial sitting in this place. Asks for the appointment of an assistant judge-advocate with a liberal allowance. [Copy. ]4 C . 2 pages.
GARDENEIK, B. , to MADISON. Washington.
1812, May 16, New York. Speaks in high terms of Mr. Ogden Edwards, who has been mentioned at Washington for appointment as judge of this district. 4. 1 page. GARDINER, JOHN. Washington.
1809, May 23, Washington. Calling for the remainder of installm...ents to a manufacturing company.
4. 1 page.
310 GARDINER, JOHN.
1814, June 20, Washington. Suggesting that copies of the resolution of Congress, passed August 14, 1776, be printed on oiled paper and set afloat near the squadrons of the enemy in order to in- duce the men to desert to our country.
4. 1 page.
Montpellier.
1817, October 29. Sends a map of the military bounty lands in the Illinois Territory, engraved for the use of the soldiers of the late army. 4. 1 page.
GARDNER, GIDEON. Washington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suggesting that one or two supernumeraries be ordered to attend the court-martial sitting in this place. Asks for the appointment of an assistant judge-advocate with a liberal allowance. [Copy. ]4 C . 2 pages.
GARDENEIK, B. , to MADISON. Washington.
1812, May 16, New York. Speaks in high terms of Mr. Ogden Edwards, who has been mentioned at Washington for appointment as judge of this district. 4. 1 page. GARDINER, JOHN. Washington.
1809, May 23, Washington. Calling for the remainder of installm...ents to a manufacturing company.
4. 1 page.
310 GARDINER, JOHN.
1814, June 20, Washington. Suggesting that copies of the resolution of Congress, passed August 14, 1776, be printed on oiled paper and set afloat near the squadrons of the enemy in order to in- duce the men to desert to our country.
4. 1 page.
Montpellier.
1817, October 29. Sends a map of the military bounty lands in the Illinois Territory, engraved for the use of the soldiers of the late army. 4. 1 page.
GARDNER, GIDEON. Washington.
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