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Liber C C
No. 22
p. 126
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[Council to Colo Henry Hollingsworth]
Sir We have supplied Mr Giles with a Thousand Pounds, agree-
ably to your Request. The Situation you are in for want of Money,
gives us real Concern, as it is not in our Power to relieve you.
We have sent by Mr Isaac McHard two hundred thousand Dollars,
to the Continental Treasury and wish, for its greater Safety, that
you would send with him, Giles or some trusty Hand to Philadelphia,
by this Means you may have a Chance of procuring a Share of the
Money. The Line of Expresses are, from this Place to Mr David
Poe, at Baltimore, who will send the Dispatches to the Post Office
at Bush or Harford Town, to be delivered to a Person there under
the Direction of Colo Dallam, who is to forward them to you. We
hope your Rider holds himself in constant Readiness, the Time may
be near at Hand, when his Services will be required
[Council to Charles Lee Esqr. Secretary to the Board of Treasury]
Sir The Act entitled " An Act for sinking the Quota required
by Congress of this State of the Bills of Credit emitted by Congress,"
passed the 12th of the last Month, a Copy of which you shall have,
by the first convenient Opportunity
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JulyS
Liber C B
No. 23
p. 170
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Saturday 8 July 1780
Present as on yesterday.
Ordered That the western shore Treasurer pay to Joseph Dowson
two thousand one hundred and thirty seven Pounds, ten shillings
due himself & Co for 475 1 Coffee Purchased by John Randall for the
Maryland Officers.
That the said Treasurer pay to Isaac McHard Two hundred thou-
sand Dollars to be by him delivered over to the Continental Treasurer
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