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C. C.
100
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[Council to A. Faw.]
In Council Annapolis 24th Febry 1778.
Sir.
We suppose the Cloathing delivered to Colo Price is for his
Recruits, only his Regiment will have a Proportion delivered
of what we have sent to Camp and we would, by all Means,
have you proceed in purchasing, so as to cloath the Recruits
as they may be brought in. We wish you to send your
Account to us, of your Purchase and Delivery of Cloathing as
we may lay it before the Assembly. If you should be in
Advance, as it is likely you are, we can then send you Money
and we hope by that Time, an additional Sum. The Affair of
the Barracks will be mentioned to the Assembly
Mr Abraham Faw We are &ca
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C. C.
101
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[Council to Bracco and others.]
In Council Annapolis 25th Febry 1778.
Gent
Whilst Mr Baker was here, Mr Waggaman of Somerset,
who lives near Mr Martin, called on his Way from Baltimore
and as he was going by Water with a fair Wind, we gave him
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