Smallwood, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/984045 1 box 1778 March 21-1787 October 6 Smallwood, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/985294 1 folder 1778 March 21 37a 30 Scope and Contents

LS, Valley Forge. Approving of Smallwood's carrying off forage and destroying the remainder, ordering him to move all but the lightest pieces of artillery in anticipation of an enemy attack and the need for a quick retreat, asking for recruits from Maryland to be sent to join their regiments as fast as they are raised to avoid straggling and desertion. 1 p. [Revolutionary War Series, Vol. 14: 261-2]

Smallwood, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/985295 1 folder 1778 May 1 37a 31 Scope and Contents

LS. Notifying Smallwood that an inspectorship has been instituted to help establish uniformity of discipline and maneuvers in the army; Baron de Steuben is Inspector General and [Louis de] Fleury will oversee Smallwood's troops; with other notes on inspectorships and a comment that they must discontinue the use of music while marching. 2 pp. [Revolutionary War Series, Vol. 15: 7-8]

Smallwood, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/985296 1 folder 1782 September 1 37a 32 Scope and Contents

LS, Verplank's Point. Since Charleston has been evacuated, directing Smallwood to send Maryland recruits to Washington's command and stay in Maryland himself to superintend further recruiting. 1 p.

Smallwood, William /repositories/5/archival_objects/985297 1 folder 1787 October 6 37a 33 Scope and Contents

ALS, Mount Vernon. Asking if Smallwood is still interested in purchasing a tract of land in Charles County, offering to accept wheat & corn as payment. 1 p. [Confederation Series, Vol. 5: 354-5]