Fragments of Revolutionary History. Being Hitherto Unpublished Writings of the Men of the American Revolution
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He was elected Governor in 1752. • \ After the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown, "a large proportion of the prisoners surrendered on that occasion were marched to Winchester, and guarded by a body of Militia, were 19 ult. was by him sent to the executive. It gives me the greatest concern to hear that the People in your part of the Country should refuse to part with their provisions for the purpose of feeding the Guard and prisoners; I hope before this reaches you the neces- sity for our impr...ess of those articles will cease, as the continental and State Commissaries have enterd into an agreement by which I expect the former will be enabled to pay for what may be wanted till he can receive orders on ,that subject from Philadelphia, to which place application has been made for a supply of money; but should none arrive, and the agreement made by the commis- saries fail, recourse must be had to impress till the first day of January next and no longer, and I must beg the favor of you to use your influence and as- sistance on the occasions ; whatever may be fur- nish' d till that time this State will make good as soon as possible.
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He was elected Governor in 1752. • \ After the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown, "a large proportion of the prisoners surrendered on that occasion were marched to Winchester, and guarded by a body of Militia, were 19 ult. was by him sent to the executive. It gives me the greatest concern to hear that the People in your part of the Country should refuse to part with their provisions for the purpose of feeding the Guard and prisoners; I hope before this reaches you the neces- sity for our impr...ess of those articles will cease, as the continental and State Commissaries have enterd into an agreement by which I expect the former will be enabled to pay for what may be wanted till he can receive orders on ,that subject from Philadelphia, to which place application has been made for a supply of money; but should none arrive, and the agreement made by the commis- saries fail, recourse must be had to impress till the first day of January next and no longer, and I must beg the favor of you to use your influence and as- sistance on the occasions ; whatever may be fur- nish' d till that time this State will make good as soon as possible.
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