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Correspondence of Governor Sharpe, 1753-1757
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72 Correspondence of Governor Sharpe.

Letter Bk. I.

Profitts cant be expected, unless upon your taking it into Con-
sideration you should think it adviseable to annex the Naval
Officers place to it; I mention this place as it need not take

p. 56

him off his Business, as his Ldp may permit him to transact it
by a Deputy.
Mr Darnell has received the Sacrament, taken the several
Oaths to the Govt repeated the Test & subscribed the Oath of
Abjuration & Test, which being all that can be required obliges
me to think favourably of him & is willing to resign his Place
of Attorney Genl for any other His Ldp shall be pleased to
bestow on him.
I am wth the greatest Truth &c.
P. S. I have this Instant received a Letter from Colo Cre-
sap with the Plan & Certificate concerning the North Branch
of Potowmack & the Temporary Line as run by him.

Original.
[Calvert to Sharpe.]

London luly 6th 1754.
Dear Sr
You herewith receive his Lordp's Instruction with his Com-
mission of Licence for Absence from the Province agreeable to
his Majesty's Commission to you as Lieut Colonel of his Forces
in the West Indies, of wh Commission I wish you much loy.
May all Success attend your endeavours under so important a
National Employ, & with the Force under your Command may
you be compleately Victorious. The share I have had in this
your New & Honorable Commission has been by a Person who
early made known your Abbilities to His Majesty's Council for
this particular service & finding the proposal of you Acceptable,
I communicat'd it to My Lord, your Brothers Willm & Iohn,
who have gain'd you the Military Rank from his Majesty, with
Power I hope for the compleation of much happiness to you
in Life & to remain Great to Posterity.
His Lordsp who has a great Regard for you Trust & does
not doubt, but that you will be very Careful before your
Absence from the province to commit all his Affairs Publick &
private into such hands & under such proper regulations with
Directions as will be attended with Happiness & Advantage
to him, & that yr returns to his province will be as often as you
can to perfect the same.
The hearing from you often on All Occasions will be very
acceptable, you will find in me a just Corespondent; and it
will be very agreeable to My Lord your transmission of your
particular Letters & Intelligences to the Croun & Ministry
that such concerns may be by his Delivery to Them, of wh due
Care will be taken.

 

 
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