(Containing letters that were discovered too late to be placed
under their respective dates?)

[Baltimore to Sharpe.]

London Dec^r 21^st 1756.

Sir
I have ordered M^r Lloyd, to pay you, the whole Rev-
enue for the Support of Government, agreeable to the
Law of 1704. & as he has Signified to me, that the twelve
pence p^r hogshead, may on Acc^t of the small exportation of
Tobacco this year; fall short of y^r usual income; I have direct'd
him to make it good to you in case that should happen & on
the contrary if their remain any Over plus above £1000 p^r
Ann: I Expect y^r Acc^t to me thereof, by Bills of Exchange;
there being many charges, attending the Government & the
property of the Province, w^ch that ought in part to Support
I am Sir
with the greatest regard
Y^r Most humble & most obed^t Serv^t
this Affair being in particular Baltimore
betwixt you & myself I desire
you will act accordingly.

Copy.

[Denny to Sharpe.]

Philadelphia 11^th June 1759.
Sir
I received yours of the 18^th of April in which was inclosed a
Report of your Council and Copies of several Depositions
relative to the Death of William Outten lately a Deputy Sheriff
in the County of Worcester, at the time the Assembly was
sitting at Newcastle which gave me an opportunity of com-
municating to such of the Justices of Sussex as were Members
of the House the several Papers and of enquiring more par-