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Journal and Correspondence of the Maryland Council of Safety, July 7:December 31, 1776
Volume 12, Page 219   View pdf image (33K)
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of the Council of Safety; 1776. 219


terms, yet I expect them soon to be lower, when I hope I
shall be able to perform my contract.
As you are in immediate want of them and that my connec-
tions lie in Baltimore, Yorke, & Hardford Cumberland
Counties, I think I could in a short time lay in a quantity of
those sorts, will only charge 2 1/2 per cent for my trouble you
repaying me, when I deliver them. I have at the Bleach Yard
about 40 pieces from 5s/6d to 7s/6d per yard, green, if they
would ansr let me know and if the above terms are agreable,
please to acquaint me by a line per return of post, and your
orders shall be thankfully received and carefully executed by
your most obedient humble Servant John McFadon

P. S. When I can procure any quantity, will forward them
to you, or deliver them here as you order. Let me know at
what prices you'll have them. John McFadon


[Ewing to Council.]

Baltimore 18th August 1776.
Hond Sirs. I yesterday forwarded three Companys Cap-
tains Posey, Young & Lowe to Head of Elk on their way to
Philadelphia under the command of Major Edin, at which
place he is to receive further orders. I have Isued orders to
Captains Magruder, Hanson and Brooks to march . with the
officers and soldiers under their command here immediately,
so as to embark for their station. You will please give me
an order for what things I may want out of the Commissary's
store for sending them off. I mean to march with these three
companys myself. I intended ordering Captains Tillard &
Bowie for to march, but from a letter just now received from
Capt Tillard, his and Capt Bowie's company is stoped. I should
be glad to know what companys your Honours intend to give
me in place of Captains Forrist, Tillard & Bowie. I should
at the same time esteem it a favour to be permitted to have
them Companys with me.
I have the honour to be Hond Sirs
Your most obedt Humb!e Servt
Thos Ewing

Original.

Monday Augt 19th 1776.

Council met. Present as on Saturday except Mr Nicholson
Ordered That Western shore Treasurer pay to James
Hopkins ten pounds currency.
Ordered That commissary of stores deliver to Colo Hal
what Linen he may want to cloath his Battalion.
Permit granted to John Pullin of Sloop Dolphin to go to

C. S. J.




 
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