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Samuel Huntington
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Henry Lee
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I enclose you an Act of Congress passed the 24th Instant and enjoy a sincere pleasure in communicating to you the thanks of Congress for the remarkable prudence, address & bravery displayed by...
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Sep. 28, 1779
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Samuel Huntington
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Thomas Sim Lee,
Richard Caswell
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By order of Congress I have the honor of forwarding to you the enclosed important intelligence which is just come to hand.1I am, Sr, Your obedient humble servt.Sam. Huntington President
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Dec. 30, 1779
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Samuel Huntington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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You will receive herewith inclos’d an act of Congress of the 17th Instant together with the Copy of a Memorial from the Minister of France and Copies of three other papers refer’d to in the...
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Jan. 8, 1780
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Samuel Huntington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I do myself the Honour to Transmit you the enclosed intelligence from his Excellency Genl Washington, as it may be of Importance if you Should not have obtaind the Information from the fleet before...
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Mar. 18, 1780
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Samuel Huntington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I am directed to acquaint you that there being but one Delegate from Maryland attending at Congress that State is not represented.That Matters of great Importance are now lying before Congress,...
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May 19, 1780
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Samuel Huntington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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I am sorry to inform your Excellency that it is not in the Power of Congress to comply with your request by sending any Ships of Force into the Chesapeake for the Protection of the Navigation there...
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Aug. 10, 1780
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Samuel Huntington
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Arthur Lee
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I have the Honor to transmit you the enclosed Copy of an Act of Congress, directing you to lay before them all the Information in your Power relative to our Affairs in Europe.1I am Sir, with Esteem...
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Oct. 26, 1780
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Samuel Huntington
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Arthur Lee
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I do myself the Pleasure to transmit you the enclosed Copy of an Act of Congress of the first Instant, by which you will be informed, that they approve of your retaining the Picture of his most...
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Dec. 4, 1780
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Samuel Huntington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Your Excellency will receive enclosed a resolve of Congress of the 17th Instant, requesting the Executive of the State of Maryland to liquidate the Account of Mr Baker Johnston for fifty two Pair...
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Jan. 18, 1781
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Samuel Huntington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Your Excellency will receive enclosed, the Extract of a resolve of the 23d Instant, requesting the State of Maryland to advance to Lt. Colonel Forrest, on Account of the United States, a Sum equal...
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Feb. 26, 1781
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Samuel Huntington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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By the enclosed Act of Congress of the 3d Instant1 your Excellency will be informed that all the Convention Troops both in Virginia & Maryland are to be removed to Yorktown & Lancaster, or...
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Mar. 4, 1781
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Samuel Huntington
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Thomas Sim Lee
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Your Excellency will receive enclosed, a Resolve of Congress of the 12th Instant, among other Matters, earnestly recommending to the State of Maryland to raise & accoutre two Troops of Militia...
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Jun. 14, 1781
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Richard Henry Lee
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Samuel Huntington
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The Letter that you honored me with by Dr. Lyman I received, and I hope I have served that Gentleman effectually by introducing and recommending him to the Delegate here from Georgia, who has...
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Apr. 25, 1785
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