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one hundred and fifty Stand with Accoutrements and one hundred
and twenty spare Cartridge Boxes, seven hundred and fifty stand
of the Arms now sent with Accoutrements you are to have conveyed
immediately to the Lieutenant of Charles County, what we have now
sent you with what you will receive from M^r West will be the full
Proportion for your County of the public Arms.

April 9
Liber No. 78
p. 117

Tuesday 10^th April 1781

Ordered that Capt. Philemon Warfield deliver to John Alien
Thomas Esquire one hundred Stand of Arms with Accoutrements
complete and two quarter Casks of Musket powder to be delivered
over to Col^o Richard Barnes Lieutenant of St. Marys County and
also twenty five Muskets with Accoutrem^ts complete two quarter
Casks of Musket powder, five hundred Gun flints and two quire of
Cartridge paper for the Lieut of Charles County for the use of the
Militia of said Counties.
That the Armourer deliver to the said John Alien Thomas five
hundred Gunflints five quire of Cartridge paper and all the Cartridge
Boxes to be delivered over to Richard Barnes for the use aforesaid.
That Christopher Edelin Esq^r Collector of the Tax for Frederick
County pay to Col^o James Wood three hundred and seventy five
Dollars of the new Emission agreeable to a Resolution of Congress
of the 24^th Current to be charged to the United States, and also to
George Murdock Commissary of Provisions for the Convention
Troops one hundred pounds to be by him Accounted for.
That the western Shore Treasurer pay to Col^o Moses Rawlings
one hundred and fifty Dollars for the use of Capt John Reid, and
also the further sum of two hundred Dollars on Account.

April 10
Liber C. B.
No. 24
p. 69

[Council to Capt. Warfield.]

You will deliver to John Alien Thomas Esq^r twenty five Musquets
with Accoutrements compleat, two quarter Casks of Musquet Powder
five hundred Gun Flints and two Quire Cartridge Paper for the
Lieutenant of Charles County. We request you will make an im-
mediate Return of all the Military Stores that are under your Care,
and what you have delivered.

April IO
Liber No. 78
p. 117

[Council to Capt. Nicholas Ruxton Moore.]

Your's of the 7^th Instant respecting a Trumpet for the Troop we
have received and also M^r Ridley's Application to the same Purpose.
We are extremely sorry to inform you, it is not in our Power to
supply you with the Trumpet, we had only two and they were long
since delivered to Count Pulaski

p. 118