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John Henry
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Majr. Giles has a Warrant from the Board of War for a Number of Articles, which I am in hopes will cloath his troops tolerably well for the present. He is still in this Town where I have advised...
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Jan. 5, 1780
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John Henry
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Thomas Sim Lee
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The reputation of Maryland is high and I am happy to hear that it will still rise in consequence of the completion of our extra Regiment; when will they be ready to come forward?We shall give all...
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Jan. 8, 1780
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John Henry
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Thomas Sim Lee
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A letter was yesterday received from Mr. Jay dated the 23d of May at Madrid.1 He has had several communications with the Spanish Minister, but has never been received in his public character. Many...
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Jan. 15, 1780
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John Henry
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I had the honour of your Excellys. favour by the last post.1 All the influence that I have shall be exerted in favour of the Gentleman recommended in your Letter, tho at present I see very little...
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Jul. 25, 1780
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John Henry
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Your two letters addressed to the Delegates were laid before Congress and that respecting the Situation of the Maryland line referred to the board of War, and the other to the Admiralty.1 It is...
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Aug. 1, 1780
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John Henry
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Your favour of the 26th of Aug. addressed to the Delegates I have had the Honour of receiving. On enquiry I find that the Embargo is continued to the 30th of this present Month in this State and to...
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Sep. 2, 1780
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John Henry
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Reports prevail to Day that all Regts are embarking at New-York bound for our Bay. It is spoke of with confidence, but I still have many Doubts, and principally because we have had no hint of it...
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Oct. 9, 1780
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John Henry
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Last Spring Mrs. Stevinson my unfortunate Relation, made an application to the General Assembly, for permission to visit her Husband Doctor Stevinson a refugee in New-York.1 Since her residence in...
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Nov. 13, 1780
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