Saturday
| Title | Daily Entry |
|---|---|
| 04 March 1775 |
GW at Mount Vernon. He recorded in his diary that he went hunting, but found nothing. He also hosted Col. Benjamin Harrison and Capt. James Wood for dinner and the night. |
| 25 February 1775 |
GW at Mount Vernon. He dined with Daniel Jenifer. |
| 18 February 1775 |
GW left Mount Vernon for a day trip to Alexandria, Va. to meet with and exercise the Independent Company, according to his diary. |
| 11 February 1775 |
GW’s Quaker business acquaintance William Milnor left GW’s home. GW went hunting with his stepson John Parke Custis, and while they saw a fox, they did not kill anything. Va. |
| 21 April 1792 |
GW at Philadelphia. GW sent Congress the 18 April letter from the U.S. Circuit Court Judges for Pa., which ruled that the Invalid Pensions Act of 1792 was unconstitutional. |
| 14 April 1792 |
GW at Philadelphia. William Hull wrote GW and enclosed documents concerning the demands of the Mass. Line officers for compensation for their Revolutionary War service. |
| 07 April 1792 |
GW at Philadelphia. Veteran John Lowrey wrote GW asking for a military appointment, which he received on 9 April. Gen. Arthur St. Clair wrote GW, replying to his letter of 4 April. |
| 31 March 1792 |
GW at Philadelphia. GW’s personal secretary Tobias Lear sent Thomas Jefferson letters from James Seagrove, agent to the Creek Indians. |
| 24 March 1792 |
GW at Philadelphia. GW sent Thomas Jefferson letters from French attorney de Mirbeck of 6 March 1792, Swiss intellectual Rodolph Vall-Travers of 30 Nov. |
| 17 March 1792 |
GW at Philadelphia. GW replied to S.C. Gov. Charles Pinckney. He wrote about relations with Spain, his regret that S.C. |