Privateer Authorization for the Adeline, Philadelphia, 1812 Authorization for the arming of the privateer ship Adeline, issued June 26, 1812, in Washington, D.C., by President James Madison and Secretary of State James Monroe. The document lists Isaac Levy and William Weaver as co-owners, authorizing the vessel to carry seven carriage guns and 35 men. The authorization is signed by both Madison and Monroe. The document also mentions Benjamin Craycroft and George W. Tatem.
Report to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims Regarding the Memorial of Haym M. Salomon: Congressional Record, 13th Congress, 1st Session Congressional Record document from the 13th Congress, 1st Session, accompanying Bill H.R. 425. The report pertains to the memorial of Haym M. Salomon, legal representative of Haym Salomon, deceased, submitted to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims. Date of the report is April 26th, 1848.
Report to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims: Advances of Money Made by Haym Salomon During the Revolutionary War Report to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims, accompanying Senate Bill 310, 31st Congress, 1st Session. This document pertains to advances of money made by Haym (Solomon) Salomons during the Revolutionary War. Published August 9, 1850.
Report to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims: Advances of Money Made by Haym Salomons During the Revolutionary War (Senate Bill 310) Report to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims, accompanying Senate Bill 310, 31st Congress, 1st Session. This document details advances of money made by Haym Salomons (Solomon) during the Revolutionary War. Published August 9, 1850.