8731[Diary entry: 16 October 1781] (Washington Papers)
16th. About four O’clock this Morning the enemy made a Sortee upon our Second parallel and spiked...
8732[Diary entry: 17 October 1781] (Washington Papers)
17th. The French opened another Battery of four 24s. & two 16s. and a Morter Battery of 10...
8733[Diary entry: 18 October 1781] (Washington Papers)
18th. The Commissioners met accordingly; but the business was so procrastinated by those on their...
8734[Diary entry: 19 October 1781] (Washington Papers)
19th. In the Morning early I had them copied and sent word to Lord Cornwallis that I expected to...
8735[Diary entry: 20 October 1781] (Washington Papers)
20th. Winchester & Fort Frederick in Maryland, being the places destined for the reception of the...
8736[Diary entry: 21 October 1781] (Washington Papers)
21st. The prisoners began their March & set out for the Fleet to pay my respects, & offer my...
8737[Diary entry: 23 October 1781] (Washington Papers)
23d. The Marqs. returned with assurances from the Admiral, that he would countenance, & protect...
8738[Diary entry: 24 October 1781] (Washington Papers)
24th. Received advice, by Express from General Forman, of the British Fleet in the Harbour of New...
8739[Diary entry: 28 October 1781] (Washington Papers)
28th. Began to Embark the Ordnance and Stores for the above purpose. Received a Letter from the...
8740[Diary entry: 29 October 1781] (Washington Papers)
29th. The British Fleet still appeared in the offing without the Capes, but the Wind being...