From George Washington to Otho Holland Williams, 12 January 1783

Sir	Head Quarters Newburgh January 12. 178[3]

I am favord with your Letter of the 1st Instant.

Not having been consulted on, or made acquainted with any plans in contemplation for organizing the Independant Corps, or for reforming the Cavalry at large, all that I can observe on the subject of your Letter at present, is, that in case any arrangement should take place, by which a command suitable to your task can be conferred on you without injury to the feelings of other Gentlemen, it will be extremely satisfactory to me. I am Sir Your most Obedient Servant

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MdHi: Otho Holland Williams Papers.

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