Washington, George, 1732-1799. The writings of George Washington from the original manuscript sources
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To COLONEL THOMAS CRAIG
Head Quarters, March 1, 1780.
Sir: I have received your favor on the subject of Lieutenant Armstrong.21 Previous to the receipt, the sentence had been
[Note:Lieut. John Armstrong, of the Third Pennsylvania Regiment. ]
issued in Genl. Orders. You will there observe that Lt. Armstrong was found guilty and sentenced to be discharged, but that the Genl. in consequence of the favorable character given him of the Gentn. has restored him to his rank and command. So far from thinking your commission a trouble, he assured me if it was not in the line of my duty, I should be happy to serve you. Yours &c. 22 [Note:This letter is in the writing of and is signed "R. K. M. A.D. C." ]