462 Proceedings and Correspondence

June 5
Liber C. B.
No. 24
p. 90

and Leonard Town Warehouses in S^t Marys County to be by him
transported to Philadelphia and to be accounted for.
That the Commissary of Stores deliver to Brigadier General Gist
Twenty four sheets of Tin to be by him paid for and also Capt.
Edward Hall of Spencers Regiment Cloth, and Trimmings for one
Suit of Cloaths and Linen for six shirts in part of the Articles for
the years 1780 & 1781.
That the Issuing Commissary deliver to Capt Edward Hall Thirty
four Gallons of Rum and one hundred and thirty six pounds of
Sugar due him to the first Instant.
In Virtue of the Act to procure an immediate Supply of Cloathing
&^ca the following persons are appointed Purchasers of Cloathing

Washington County,
Montgomery,
Charles,
Calvert,
Baltimore,
Cecil,
Queen Anns,
Talbot,
Somerset,
Frederick,
Prince Georges,
Saint Marys,
Ann Arundel,
Harford,
Kent,
Caroline,
Dorchester,
Worcester,

Ely Williams
Brooke Beall
Daniel Jenifer
Pat, Sim Smith
Samuel Smith
Baruch Williams
Charles Blake
Joseph Bruff
William McBryde
Christopher Edelii
William Clagett
Joseph Ford
Sam^l H. Howard
John Gibson
Thomas Smith
Philip Casson
James Sullivane
Peter Chaille

June s
Liber No. 78
p. 179

[Council to Collector of St. Mary's County.]

We request you to make an immediate Return of all the Tobacco
belonging to the Public in Llewellins and Leonard Town Warehouses,
which is so much exposed that we think proper it should be removed
but it cannot be done until the Notes are returned.

Ibid.

[Council to Colo. Wood.]

We received your Letter of the 2^d Instant and in Answer to that
Part which relates to the Militia Guard to escort the Prisoners to the
State of Pensylvania, we refer you to our Letter of the first. Your
requisition that we would direct Capt Read and his Company to go the
whole Route and the Frederick County Troop of Horse as far as pos-
sible cannot be complied as their Services are required in this State.