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Correspondence of Governor Sharpe, 1753-1757
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garrison it with some of the 2700 Provincial Troops that are
with him & permit the Rest to return home for Winter
Quarters; The Indians have lately done a great Deal of
Mischief in Pensa & continue still to make Incursions & cut off
the Inhabitants who make no Defence & by wt I can learn are
not likely to be put in a better Posture as the Govr & Assembly
cannot come to any Agreement about raising a Sum of Money
for that Purpose.

Letter Bk. II.
[Proceedings of Council of War.]

At a Council of War held by His Excellency Wm Shirley
Esqr General & Commander in Chief of all His Majesty's
Forces in North America at N York on Friday the 12th Day of
Decr 1755
Present

His Excellency William Shirley Esqr General &c
His Excellency Sir Charles Hardy Knt Governor &
Commander in Chief of the Province of New York.
The Honble Horo Sharpe Lieutt Governor & Commander
in Chief of the Province of Maryland.
The Honble Robert Hunter Morris Lieut' Governor &
Commander in Chief of the Province of Pensilvania.
The Honble Thomas Fitch Governor & Commander
in Chief of the Colony of Connecticutt
Colonel Thomas Dunbar
Major Charles Craven
Sr John St Clair Deputy Quarter Master General
Major Iames Kinneer.
Major Iohn Rutherford.

The Generals Commission being read together with Part of
a Letter to him dated the 28th of last August from The Right
Honble Sr Thomas Robinson one of His Majesty's Principal
Secretaries of State & part of His Majesty's Seventh Instruc-
tion to the late General Braddock; Several Points of Rank
which were moved by some of the Members of the Council
were setled after which His Excellency adjourned the Council
to the Next Day at 9 o Clock in the Forenoon —
Saturday December the 13th 1755 The Council met
according to Adjournment present as before together with
Colonel Peter Schuyler.
His Excellency acquainted the Council that he had convened
them to give their Opinion & Advice upon a Plan of Opera-
tions which he proposes for the next years Campaign in order
to effect the several services he is directed by His Majesty's


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