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Journal and Correspondence of the Maryland Council of Safety, July 7:December 31, 1776
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142 Journal and Correspondence

C. S. C.
No. 94.

[Council to C. Beatty and others.]

Commissioners of Gun Lock Manufactory
Gentn
As a considerable time has elapsed since your erecting your
Gun Lock factory, we are in great hopes you have made a
number for the use of this Province.
The Province is in great distress for arms — few of the
Troops raised for the flying Camp are supply'd with them, &
the Militia will not lend theirs. There is an absolute necessity
therefore that you immediately send them down what Locks
you have. We expect Firelocks from Jno Yost, they may
come from thence if you contrive them there. We desire also
to know how many Locks you make per week. We have
Barrels enough here and in Kent for the Locks you can make.
30th July 1776

No. 95.

[Council to Price.]

Major Thomas Price
Sir. We have given orders to Captn Mantz to march down
to St Marys to take the place of Captn John Allen Thomas's
Company until further orders — you will be pleased to station
him in such manner as may be most for the public service,
and we request that Capt Thomas's Company may immedi-
ately march to the Northward according to the order of Con-
vention.
The Cannon that were sent down will be wanted here —
should the men of war be gone off, which we expect either is
or soon will be the case, we request you would order the
Cannon to the mouth of Patuxent, and let them be brought
up here by water if the passage appear safe — otherwise
you are to order them up by land. Nothing new from New
York, only that the highlanders not taken by our Cruizers are
arrived.
When all is quiet below, we expect to have the pleasure of
seeing you here.
30th July 1776

No. 96.

[Council to Chamberlaine.]

To Brigr Genl Chamberlaine
Sir.
We shall esteem it a particular favor, if you'll have an
examination made of the Powder in your Magazine, and give
us an acct as well of the number of Barrels of Cannon as mus-
quet, & when we receive the acct we shall take care to make
such regulation as will leave a suffit quanty of each kind to
answer every purpose. You must continue your militia



 

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