during the War of the American Revolution, 1775-83.   		593

       Thomas Bond, enlisted in Baltimore May 8th, 1778, by Capt. Sig-
   gond for Count Pulaski's Legion.


       Money advanced for General Pulaski's Legion since the 10th day
   of April til the 12th of May, 1778.


   NAMES.       	WHEN ENLISTED.         	NAMES.     		WHEN ENLISTED.

   Edward Dannaly	April   10   		Nicholas Ryland  	May 8
   Roger Owings         	27   		Thomas Hoult         	    9
   John Cain    	May     4    		Charles Daemon      	   10
   John Collins 	April   28   		James Carter               11
   Henry Kent           	22   		Philop Beaty        	   11
   William Rolph        	22   		John Tedford        	   12
   John Price  		 May     6    		William Trugard,deserter   22
   Peter Neguire                 8    		William Herlity      	    6
   Thomas Bond         		 8

                        £201.5.0.


       Affidavits of Benjamin Prior and Notley Tippett that they, in the
   company of Joseph Smith, enlisted in Count Pulaski's Legion, sometime
   in the month of July, 1779, being then in Charles Town, S. C. Said
   Smith is now before Richard Barnes, Lt. of St. Mary's County, taken
   up as a deserter.
             		Sworn to before Jeremiah Jordon.
       		St. Mary's County, July 26th, 1780.


                     ARMAND'S LEGION

       Colonel Armand, Marquis De La Rouerie, commissioned 10 May,
   1777.

     		 RESOLVES OF CONTINENTAL CONGRESS 10 MAY, 1777

       "Resolved, That Mons. Armand have a commission, with the rank
   of colonel, and that he be directed to repair to general Washington."
     RESOLVES OF CONTINENTAL CONGRESS 25 JUNE, 1778.

       "Resolved, That the independent corps raised by col. Armand, in
   consequence of general Washington's permission, be taken into conti
   nental pay. That general Washington be authorised to officer this
   corps with such foreign and other officers of merit as at present hold
   commissions, and who are not already and can not be annexed to other
   corps on the proposed arrangement of the army:
       That if any of the States shall think proper to allow the non-com-