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Correspondence of Governor Sharpe, 1761-1771
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490 Correspondence of Governor Sharpe.

Letter Bk. V

Auditing the late Agents Accounts & selling your Ldps Man-
nours. As Mr Jordan will present to your Ldp our joint
Reports together with the Accounts & sundry Remarks &
will explain to your Ldp any Matter relative thereto which
might not be sufficiently distinct or clear, I shall not trouble
your Ldp with anything on that Subject & as I have by a Ship
bound from this Province to London which will probably sail
before Mr Jordan can leave Virginia done myself the honour to
answer the Letter your Ldp was pleased to favour me with
the 2d of Decr last & have also wrote fully to your Ldp & Mr
Hamersley on many matters I shall not intrude farther on
your Ldp's Time at present than to assure your Ldp that I
remain with the utmost Respect My Ld.

[Sharpe to Hamersley.]

Copy of Letter to Mr Hamersley Dated Annapolis 19
April 1768
Sir
A Ship of Mr Andersons which is just ready to sail hence
for London & will I expect be at Sea before Mr Jordan can
leave Virginia you will receive a long Letter & large Packet
together with one address't to His Ldp I have therefore
nothing particular to trouble either His Ldp or you with by
Mr Jordan by whom I expect this will be delivered to you as I
shall commit it to the Care of a young Gentleman that is
going hence To Morrow with an Intention to take his Passage
to England in Mr Jordans Ship. As Mr Jordan takes home
with him a Copy of the Agents Accounts that have been
under our Examination to the 29 of Septr last also an Account
of the Mannour Lands already sold & of the Money received
for the same together with the best Information we could pro-
cure with regard to the Mannours I did not think it necessary
to trouble His Ldp or you with any thing on those Subjects ;
In Consequence of His Ldps Commission to Mr Dulany &
Myself bearing Date the 24th of Novr last we have again
advertised the Mannours for Sale on the 17th of next Month
& in pursuance of His Ldps Instructions constituting a Board
of Officers, they have already had a Meeting & will meet
again at the Revenue Office during the Provincial Court & as
often afterwards as might be expedient to carry into Execu-
tion His Ldps Instructions of the 8th of Octr 1761 & such
others as may be hereafter given relative to the management
of His Ldp's Revenues, the Affair of the Lines is not yet
closed for Want of a new Commission but as soon as one
comes to hand the Commissioners have agreed to meet &
make their Return. I am &c.

 

 

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