194 Journal and Correspondence

Liber C C
No. 22

[Council to Committee of Cooperation]

Gent. We have been honored with your Letters of the 25^th ult^o
with their Enclosures, which were laid before the General Assembly
of this State, the 8^th Ins^t the Day of Meeting. Yours of the 2^d of the
current Month reached us this Moment, we shall immediately com-
municate it to the Legislature and take the earliest Opportunity of
informing you of the Fate of the Requisitions therein contained

p. H4

[Council to Gen'l Washington]

Sir We have this Moment had the Honor of receiving your
Excellency's Letter of the 2^d Instant, also a Letter of the same Date
from the Honorable Committee of Cooperation, both of which we
communicated to the General Assembly of this State now sitting.

Liber C B
No. 23
June 13
p. 16a

Tuesday 13^th June 1780.

Present as on yesterday.
Ordered That the western shore Treasurer pay to Allen Quynn,
one hundred and Twenty four Pounds, two shillings and six Pence
due him p Acc^t passed by D. Aud.
That the said Treasurer pay to James Boyle five thousand four
hundred and twenty five Pounds due him p Acc^t passed by the Aud.
Gen^l

Liber C C

No. 22

p. 114

[Council to Henry Dickinson Esqr, Treasurer of the E. Shore]

Sir It is necessary the Money in the Eastern Shore Treasury
should be immediately lodged in the Treasury of the Western Shore.
We therefore request you to send by M^r M^oHard, all the Public
money in your Hands

[Council to John Page Esqr.]

Sir — We are informed that you have a Quantity of Pork, which
you purchased for the Army. We are much in Want of that Article
and if you still have it on Hand and will order it immediately to the
Head of Elk and delivered to Col^o Hollingsworth, we will pay you
the Purchase Money and for your Trouble

[Council to Commissioners of Frederick County]

Gentlemen. It is of so great Importance, at this Time, that all
the Provisions procured under the " Act for an immediate supply
of the Army &^ca should be forwarded in the most expeditious and
secure Manner and tho' Baltimore is at a greater Distance from
most Parts of your County than George Town, we are of Opinion
it would sooner reach the Head of Elk, if sent to Baltimore, and be
more safely conveyed from thence, and we request this may be done