PROCEEDINGS AND CORRESPONDENCE

OF THE

COUNCIL OF MARYLAND

	November 13,1780-November 13, 1781.	1780 November
	On the second Monday in November and thirteenth Day of the same Month the General Assembly of Maryland agreeable to the Constitution and Form of Government proceeded to the choice of a Governor and Thomas Sim Lee Esquire was unanimously re-elected. His Excellency was Qualified in presence of both Houses of the Legislature by taking, repeating and Subscribing the several Oaths required and making and subscribing a Declaration of his Belief in the Christian Religion.	13 Liber C. B. No. 24 p.1
	Tuesday following the 14th Day of November the General Assem- bly made Choice of the following Gentlemen as Council to the Gov- ernor. The Honorable Daniel Carroll, James Brice, John H. Stone, Jeremiah T. Chase and Samuel T. Wright Esquires.	November 14
	[Council to Mr Ignatius Wheeler, Samuel Lee, Henry Hollings- worth, Samuel Gilpin, & John Cockey.] The Assembly having determined that the Horses which shall be adjudged proper for the Purpose for which they were purchased, shall be immediately sent forward to the Southern Army, and those not within that Description, to be sold under the Direction of the Council and myself, I have therefore to request you immediately to send forward, to this Place, all you have in your Possession, that the Resolution of the Legislature may forthwith be carried into Execution agreeable to its spirit and Intention.	November 14 Liber No. 78 p. 1
	Wednesday 15th November 1780 Daniel Carroll and James Brice Esquires appeared and Produced Certificates of their Qualification and took their Seats accordingly.	November 15 Liber C. B. No. 24 p.1
	Thursday 16th November 1780 John H. Stone and Jeremiah T. Chase Esquires elected Members of the Council to the Governor attended, produced Certificates of their Qualification and took their Seats.	November 16