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12 Journal and Correspondence

Liber C B
No. 23
p. 77
November
11

Thursday 11 November 1779

Present as on Yesterday. —
Ordered That the Commissary of Stores deliver to Capt John
Merekin the amount of Twenty nine Pounds, ten shillings in Cloath-
ing to be delivered over to Thomas Humphries late a 9 months Sol-
dier in the 7 Maryland Regiment, now discharged due him by Act
of Assembly to procure Troops for the American Army.

November
12

Friday 12th November 1779

Present as on Yesterday. —
Pass was granted to Major Samuel Caldwell to attend Mrs Grizzle
Taggert to New York in consequence of a Resolve of the House of
Delegates 11th Inst.
His Excellency qualified in Presence of Both Houses of the As-
sembly by taking the several Oaths required and making a Declara-
tion of his belief in the Christian Religion —
Ordered That the Commissary of Stores deliver to Matthew
Driver for the use of the following 9 Months Soldiers the amount
of the annexed Sums in Cloathing —

p. 78

Sampson Dixon of the 7th Regiment, Twenty seven Pounds,
Thomas Conner of 7th Regimt Twenty seven Pounds, Foster Boon
of 2d Regt Eleven Pounds, thirteen shillings and six Pence, David
Swift of the 5th Regt Twenty nine Pounds ten shillings, Alexander
Leith of the 7 Regt Twenty Eight Pounds, Thomas Bevan of the
7th Regt Twenty seven Pounds ten shillings. Thomas Heins of the
7 Regt Twenty nine Pounds ten shillings Charles Walker of the
7 Regt Twenty six Pounds, Dennis Callahan of the 5th Regt Twenty
nine Pounds ten shillings, John Gibson of the 5th Regt Twenty nine
Pounds ten shillings and William Edgel of the 5 Regimt Twenty
eight Pounds, ten shillings due them by An Act of Assembly to pro-
cure Troops for the American Army. —

Liber C C

No. 22

p. 39

[Council to The Officer Commanding at Elizabeth Town]

Sir. Agreeable to the enclosed Resolve, we request you to grant
Licence to Mrs Grizzle Tagart with her three Children to go into
the City of New York and to Major Samuel Caldwell to attend them
and to return.

November
13
Liber C B
No. 23
p. 78

Saturday 13th November 1779

Present as on Yesterday. —
Ordered That Mr John Randall State or Sub Cloathier be directed
to purchase on the best Terms proper Cloth sufficient to make up



 
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