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Correspondence of Governor Sharpe, 1753-1757
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out Warrant of Resurvey. This would be an immediate &
perpetual Increase of His Ldps Revenue from Quit Rents & I
submit to your Consideration whether it would not be much
for his Ldps Advantage, as it would also make pretty well
known what Vacancy there is in each County. I have hinted
my Opinion hereon to Colo Lloyd & desired he will against our
next meeting consider of it that we may be then able to write
more particularly on this Matter.
I am &c.

Letter Bk. I.
[Sharpe to Calvert.]

9th Augst 1754.
Sir
You will be pleased herewith to receive 4 Bills of Exchange
for £125. which I hope will be paid without hesitation. I have
also taken the Liberty to commit to your Care the Writings
that Mr Brerewood desired me to send him. The Pacquet to
——— Cleveland Esq Secy to the Admiralty which contains a
small quantity of money for some Mediterranean Passes &
some old papers that are out of Date you will I am persuaded
be kind enough to have carefully delivered at his Office. I have
also inclosed for his Ldp & you a State of the present Offices
held under his Ldps Governt noting their respective Values
p Ann. The Plan is not quite perfect by reason some Acci-
dent has prevented my being informed of the Value of a few
of the Offices, wch I will however endeavour to learn as soon as
possible & acquaint you therewith. No Gratitude is wanting
on Mr Ridouts part for your kind Disposition to serve him
which nothing but the fear of being thought presumptuous or
impertinent hindered him from expressing to you himself — I
have given His Ldp a pretty particular Account of the Cam-
paign that the Virginians have made this Summer on the Back
of these Provinces but leave it to your Care to acquaint His
Ldp with what I have writ concerning his private Affairs as
well as the publick Transactions in this Governt & to know
that His Ldp & you approve of the Part I have acted therein
would most sensibly delight —
Sir Yr. — —


p. 80
[Sharpe to Baltimore.]

2d of Sep 1754.
My Lord
As nothing worthy notice has occurred in the short time that
has elapsed since I lately had the honour of writing to your
Ldp but every thing both in & on the Frontiers of your Ldps
Province in the same Situation they then were I have not any


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