Proceedings of the Rhode Island Historical Society volume 11
Proceedings of the Rhode Island Historical Society volume 11
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, and request 64 RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
him to appear before this Council and give information respecting a par- cel of shoes, belonging to Col Little's regiment, of Massachusetts Bay, which, it is said, were left in his hands by Daniel Cahooii, Esq.
" December 1, 1778. "Whereas, Daniel Cahoon, Esq. , delivered to John Smith, Esq. , one of the Committee of Safety, in February last, thirty pair of shoes, which belonged to Col. Little's regiment, of the Massachusetts Bay, for the use of... the troops raised by this State : It is therefore Resolved, That John Reynolds, Esq. , Ageut-Clothier in this State, deliver the same number of shoes to Col. Wade, for his regiment, belonging also to the aforesaid State of Massachusetts Bay.
"It is Resolved, That Mr. Joshua Pierce be and he is hereby empowered to draw one hundred and fifty pounds, lawful money, out of the General Treasury, as one of the Committee for supplying the families of the sol- diers in North Kingstown.
"Col. John Matthewson having exhibited unto this Council an Abstract for the Bounty due to his regiment, for the late expedition to Rhode Island : And the said Abstract having been examined by the Auditor of Accounts, who hath reported the same to be right, It is therefore Resolved, That two thousand two hundred and seventy-six pounds seventeen shil- lings, lawful money, being the amount of the said Abstract, be paid to the said John Matthewson, out of the General Treasury, to discharge the said Abstract.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, and request 64 RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
him to appear before this Council and give information respecting a par- cel of shoes, belonging to Col Little's regiment, of Massachusetts Bay, which, it is said, were left in his hands by Daniel Cahooii, Esq.
" December 1, 1778. "Whereas, Daniel Cahoon, Esq. , delivered to John Smith, Esq. , one of the Committee of Safety, in February last, thirty pair of shoes, which belonged to Col. Little's regiment, of the Massachusetts Bay, for the use of... the troops raised by this State : It is therefore Resolved, That John Reynolds, Esq. , Ageut-Clothier in this State, deliver the same number of shoes to Col. Wade, for his regiment, belonging also to the aforesaid State of Massachusetts Bay.
"It is Resolved, That Mr. Joshua Pierce be and he is hereby empowered to draw one hundred and fifty pounds, lawful money, out of the General Treasury, as one of the Committee for supplying the families of the sol- diers in North Kingstown.
"Col. John Matthewson having exhibited unto this Council an Abstract for the Bounty due to his regiment, for the late expedition to Rhode Island : And the said Abstract having been examined by the Auditor of Accounts, who hath reported the same to be right, It is therefore Resolved, That two thousand two hundred and seventy-six pounds seventeen shil- lings, lawful money, being the amount of the said Abstract, be paid to the said John Matthewson, out of the General Treasury, to discharge the said Abstract.
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