Philadelphia, January 30, 1779. Explains that Washington’s control of Convention troops extended only to the march to Virginia. Assures Phillips that everything possible will be done to make Convention troops…
[April? 1779] I should have been very happy to have seen you yesterday as I shall be at all times when you can make it convenient to call on us.…
Williamsburgh June 25. 1779 Sir Your favors of the 18th . instant came to hand yesterday. I had written that very day to Col. Bland to allow Lt. Campbell and…
Wmsburg July 22d. 1779 Sir Your Letter, on the Subject of Lieutenant Governor Hamilton’s confinement, came safely to hand. I shall, with great chearfulness, explain, to you, the Reasons on…
George Washington informs William Phillips that negotiations for the exchange of prisoners are delayed. He expresses regret over the postponement and emphasizes the importance of resolving the matter promptly. Washington seeks patience and continued cooperation during this setback.
Williamsburg Oct. 2. 1779. Sir I had just concluded what was requisite for the dispatch of the flag by which this comes, and was proceeding to inclose to you the…
George Washington confirms William Phillips's appointment to the commission responsible for exchanging prisoners, scheduled to convene at Amboy. He informs Phillips that the meeting date has been postponed from March 6 to March 9, 1780.