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Liber C C
No. 22
p. 64
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[Council to Col. Isaac Perkins, Kent]
Sir Your Letter of the 29th Ultimo came, this Moment, to Hand.
We have enclosed you an Order on the Collector of Kent County for
£3000 to enable you, with the greater Facility to execute the Law for
procuring immediate Supplies for the Army. Your Discretion will
point out to you the particular Cases, in which it may be necessary
and proper to pay Cash and we trust you will not do it in any other.
It is most clearly the Opinion of this Board that the Grain and Flour
purchased by the French Agents, are liable to Seizure but we have
desired that a particular Account be taken of such Grain and Flour
and that it may not be sent to Camp until further Orders from this
Board.
[Council to Messrs. Saml. & Robt. Purviance]
Gentlemen — It is not in our Power to furnish you with the Provi-
sion requested in yours of Yesterday. We apprehend, on your Ap-
plication to the Naval Officer, he will grant you a Permit to Ship
the Articles you mention
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February 7
Liber C B
No. 23
p. 109
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Monday 7 February 1780.
Present as on Saturday except Jerema Townley Chase Esqr
Ordered That the Commissary of Stores deliver to William
Harriss, John Mantle Henry Mattingly and Henry Hager Recruits,
each 1 Coat, 1 Waistcoat 1 pr Breeches, 1 pr Overalls 1 Shirt, 1 Hat,
1 pr Shoes and 1 pr Stockings the Bounty allowed them by Act of
Assembly.
That the said Commissary of Stores deliver to Capt. Michl Boyer
of the German Regimt 3 yds Linen for Lining and 2 pr Stockings in
part of the Articles alld by G. Assembly.
That the western shore Treasurer pay to Colo Uriah Forrest four
thousand pounds to be delivered over to Richard Dallam on Account.
That the said Treasurer pay to Thomas Beatty two thousand Dol-
lars to be delivered over to Capt. William Beatty of the 7 Maryland
Regimt to be by him expended in the Recruiting Service and Ac-
counted for.
That the said Treasurer pay to Elie Vallette six hundred and
Twenty five Pounds due him for 1 months Salary p acct passed by
the Aud. Genl
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