276 Proceedings and Correspondence

January 17
Liber C. B.

No. 24
p. 30

Wednesday 17^th January 1781

Ordered That the Commissary of Stores deliver to Doct^r Murray
Linen stiff^t for two shirts for Captain Revelly and such further num-
ber as may be necessary for the wounded men in his Care, and also
to John Bullen Esq^r Linen for two Beds, three shirts, six yards of
flannel and one paper of pins
That the Armour deliver to Lieut Skinner one pair Bullet Moulds
and two quires Musket Cartridge paper to be delivered over to
Joseph Wilkinson Esquire Lieutenant of Calvert County for the use
of the Militia of said County.
That the Issuing Commissary deliver to Daniel Eakin a Deserter
from the British fleet five Days provisions to enable him to proceed
on his way to Philadelphia.
That the western shore Treasurer pay to Jeremiah Townly Chase
Esquire one hundred and fifty pounds of the new Emission on Ac-
count of his Salary for the year 1780
That the said Treasurer pay to Capt John Gale Sixty nine pounds
seventeen shillings and nine pence three farthings of the same
Emission in lieu of two thousand seven hundred and ninety five
pounds, twelve shillings and six pence due him per Account passed
by the Aud. Gen^l
That the Commissary of Stores deliver to Lieut John Skinner two
shirts on Account.
The following Lre of Resignation was received from Daniel
Carroll Esq^r
Annapolis January 17^th 1781
The Hon^ble Gen' Assembly having done me the honor to elect
me a Delegate to Congress, which appointment I intend to accept
I hereby resign my seat as a Member of the Honble Council
I am Sir, with every Sentiment " of respect & Esteem y^r Excel-
lencys mo. Obed^t & very H^ble Serv^t
His Excels Tho^s Sim Lee Esq^r Dan^l Carroll "

January 17
Liber No. 78
P. 36

[Council to Joseph Wilkinson, Lieutenant of Calvert County.]

We have sent you by Lieutenant Skinner two Quires of Cartridge
Paper and a Pair of bullet moulds, and should have sent the Cartridge
Boxes with more Cartridge Paper could we have done it with any
Conveniency. Our Teams and what we can impress will be employed
in removing the Records. We should be able to spare you about one
hundred Cartridge Boxes, for which you must send and at the same
Time inform us of the quantity of Cartridge Paper you may want.
It is not in our Power to supply you with any Bayonet Scabbards
or Belts.