of Yours of the 23d to satisfy myself in any other Answer I
ought to give to it, than what I made to yours of the 11th
Instant without being first informed by you whether I am to
consider you now acting in a private Capacity or in any and
what publick Character.
Whenever you may be pleased to favour me with an Ex-
planation on this Point I hope to give you a suitable Answer
to the several Particulars in your Letter
I am with all due Respect Gent
Your most humble & obedient Servants
Annapolis E: I :
20 July 1739
To Doctor Carrol & Mr Denton. by my Nephew
Annapolis 26th July 1739
Sir
We have been favoured with yours of this Date and are not
inclined to enter into any Dispute with you on the Occasion:
If you shall be pleased to comply with Our Request made in
Our former of the 23d Instant which we sent in Obedience to
the Order of the honourable the House of Delegates of the
Province of Maryland We shall do our Duty so far as We are
able therein if not, we must make Our Report accordingly
We act by Virtue of that Order whereof You have had a
Copy in Our last; as to any particular Denomination or Char-
acter, under which we act in this Affair, We refer that to you
to give
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