1779-1782.
No.56.Indian Affairs.
No.71.Vol.1.Virginia State Papers.
No.73.Georgia State Papers.
No.81.Vol.2.Reports of Secretary John Jay.
No.120.Vol.2.American Letters.
No.124.Vol.3.Reports of Jay.
No.125.Negotiation Book.
No.136.Vol.1.Reports of Board of Treasury.
No.136.Vol.2.Reports of Board of Treasury.
No.147.Vol.2.Reports of Board of War.
No.147.Vol.5.Reports of Board of War.
No.147.Vol.6.Reports of Board of War.
No.148.Vol.1.Letters from Board of War.
No.149.Vol.1.Letters and Reports from B.Lincoln, Secretary at War.
No.149.Vol.2.Letters and Reports from B.Lincoln, Secretary at War.
No.149.Vol.3.Letters and Reports from B.Lincoln, Secretary at War.
No.150.Vol.1.Letters of H.Knox, Secretary at War.
No.150.Vol.2.Letters of H.Knox, Secretary at War.
No.150.Vol.3.Letters of H.Knox, Secretary at War.
No.152.Vol.11.Letters of General Washington.
No.163.Letters of Generals Clinton, Nixon, Nicola, Morgan, Harmar, Muhlenburg.
No.169.Vol.9.

Washington's Letters.
No.180.Reports of Secretary of Congress.
Besides these numbered volumes, the State Department contains others, such as Washington's letter-book, marked War Department 1792, '3, '4, '5.

There are also a series of numbered volumes of "Letters to Washington," Nos.

33 and 49 containing reports from Geo.

Rogers Clark.
The Jefferson papers, which are likewise preserved here, are bound in several series, each containing a number of volumes.