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June 2
Liber No. 78
p. 175
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[Council to Thomas Sprigg, Esqr.]
Being informed that you have some continental Arms that want
repair, we request that you will have them, and all others carefully
and expeditiously repaired, to defray this necessary Expence you
shall either have Orders on this Treasury or the Collector of Wash-
ington County, or in any other convenient Manner that the State
can accomplish.
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Ibid.
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[Council to Colo. Richard Dallam.]
As it will be necessary to draw a large Body of Men to a Point, if
the threatened Invasion of this State should take place, we request
you to order the Select Militia of your County to march immediately
to this City, from whence they may be marched to any Place where
their Services may be required. You will have them as well armed
as Circumstances will admit.
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Ibid,
p. 176
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[Council to Delegates in Congress.]
We are credibly informed that several Merchants in Philadelphia
have a large Quantity of Arms in their Possession and that they may
be had for Flour or Tobacco, should this be the Case we beg Leave
to Solicit your Attention to this Business and request you will con-
tract for as many as can he obtained, which we will engage to pay for
in either of those Articles. You will be pleased to forward them im-
mediately to the Head of Elk, from which Place we can easily have
them conveyed, where they may be required. We wish to have at
least one Thousand Stand.
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