- Peter Colt letter to Aaron Burr.
Weathersfield, VT - 7 July 1780
My last informed you of the loss of the Hawk, being chased on shore the back side of Long Island. It was a few days after she went out on her last cruise, and before she had any success.
- Peter Colt letter to Aaron Burr.
Weathersfield, VT - 16 July 1780
It is a good old maxim--be religious, but not superstitious. So respecting health, be exactly attentive, but not whimsical.
- George Washington letter to Chevalier De La Luzerne.
Weathersfield, NY - 23 May 1781
The letter, which I have the honor to enclose from the Count De Rochambeau, will, I imagine, inform you of the intended march of the French army towards the North River, and of the destination of the King's squadron now in the harbour of Newport
- George Washington letter to Meshech Weare.
Weathersfield, NY - 24 May 1781
In consequence of a conference held between the Count De Rochambeau and myself at this place, the French army will march, as soon as circumstances will admit, and form a junction with the American army upon the North River.
