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C. S. J.

Also to John Cochran appointed Ensign of Captain Dob-
son's Company of Militia in said County.
Also to Elijah Cole appointed first Lieutenant Joseph Tan-
ner second Lieutenant, and Elisha Rogers Ensign of Cap^t
John Ogleby's Company of Militia in said County.
Ordered That the Treasurer of the Western Shore pay to
M^r James Miller Eighty Pounds five Shillings and three Pence
for Cloathing &c. for the Troops.
Ordered That the said Treasurer pay to Col. Benjamin
Mackall thirteen Pounds for Powder purchased for the use of
the Province.
Commissions issued to Charles Williamson appointed Cap-
tain, John Spickernall 1^st Lieutenant, Thomas Gray second
Lieutenant, and Daniel Kent Ensign of a Company of Militia
in Calvert County.
Also to Thomas Trueman Greenfield appointed Captain,
Michael Tawney 1^st Lieuten' Robert Skinner second Lieuten-
ant, and James Mackall Ensign of a Company of Militia in
said County.
Also to Frisby Freeland appointed Captain, James Heighe
first Lieutenant, Edward Reynolds second Lieutenant and
Samuel Hance Ensign of a Company of Militia in said County.
Also to Walter Smith appointed Captain John Turner first
Lieutenant, John Clare second Lieutenant, and Thomas John-
son Ensign of a Company of Militia in said County.
Also to John Wood appointed Ensign of Captain Edward
Wood's Company of Militia in said County.
Also to Elias Lazinbey appointed Ensign of Captain Rich-
ardson's Company of Militia in Prince George's County,
Also to Christopher Driver appointed first Lieutenant and
Robert Postlethwait Ensign of a Company of Militia in Caro-
line County.
Copy of Letter N^o 113 was sent to the Committee of Obser-
vation for Queen Ann's County.
Adjourned till next Day 10 O'Clock.

C. S. C.
No. 113.

[Council to Queen Anne's County Committee.]

To the Committee of Observation for Queen Ann's County.
Gentⁿ In Consequence of a letter received by M^r James
Tilghman from Edward Tilghman Esq^r we send you the Asso-
ciation-Papers of your County transmitted to the last Conven-
tion. Be pleased to return them to us as soon as you have
done with them.
10^th April 1776.