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[Council to Naval Officer at Baltimore]
Sir Enclosed you have the Receipt for Flour shipped from Balti-
more by Colo Saml Smith for the Use of the Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia. If the Receipt corresponds with the Exports, you will deliver
up his Bonds lodged in your Office, as required by his Permits.
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Liber C C
No. 22
p. Ill
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Thursday 8th June 1780
Present as on yesterday.
Messrs. Saml Chase and Nichs Maccubbin from the House of
Delegates inform his Excellency that a sufP number of members are
met to proceed to Business.
Ordered That the western shore Treasurer pay to Capt. William
Middleton six hundred Pounds on Account.
That the said Treasurer pay to Ens. Walter Dyer of the 3d Regimt
seventy Pounds ten shillings, and also seventy Pounds, ten shillings
to be by him delivered over to Ens. Edward M. Smith of the same
Regimt due them p Accounts passed by the Depy Aud.
That the said Treasurer pay to William Paca Esqr Eight hun-
dred and forty Pounds p acc( passed by the Aud. Genl
Pardon granted to John Barlow convicted at Fred. County Court
for the Murder of a certain Thomas Cooper.
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Liber C B
No. 23
June 8
p. 161
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[Council to Board of War]
Gent The Governor and Council have been very much embar-
rassed about the Cloathing due to the Men discharged from the
Maryland Troops. Some few have been supplied on the Certificates
of the Regimental Paymasters, but the Board did not think them-
selves Sufficiently authorized to continue doing so, and the Resolve
of Congress of the 16th Augt 1779, received in a Letter from your
Secretary of the 13th March, confirmed them in that Opinion, as, by
that, it appears Money is to be paid in Lieu of the Cloathing, by the
Regimental Paymasters, out of the Military Chest. That cannot be
done now with the Men already discharged and the Board are
anxious, Justice should be done them, therefore would be glad to
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Liber C C
No. 22
p. Ill
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