The Georgia Historical Quarterly Yr.1918
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The Honorable JAMES HABERSHAM, NOBLE JOXES, JAMES EDWARD POWELL.
The Honorable XOBLE W. JOXES, Speaker, WILLIAM EWEX, PHILIP BOX, RICHARD C. CROOKE, Esqrs. and Present.
The Board appointed John Simpson, Esq., Clerk to the Committee and Mr. Robert Bolton messenger, and then wrote the following letter to be forwarded by the Snow Britannia, Capt. Stephen Deane : "Savannah, Georgia nth May, 1770.
"Sir: "The Britannia, Capt. Deane.
"As we expect a ship is now at Cockspur Road at the entrance of this... river bound for England and as we hope to get this on board, we embrace the opportunity of acquainting you that two Ordinances have been passed by the General As- sembly, one reappointing you Agent for this Province passed the 27th February last, ending the first June next and another passed yesterday for another year ending the 1st June, 1771.
We have not a moment's time (the boat waiting to carry this on board) to say anything on public business of which we have several matters in charge and will be prepared to go by a ship now here that will sail in all this month with copies of the Ordinances properly authenticated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Honorable JAMES HABERSHAM, NOBLE JOXES, JAMES EDWARD POWELL.
The Honorable XOBLE W. JOXES, Speaker, WILLIAM EWEX, PHILIP BOX, RICHARD C. CROOKE, Esqrs. and Present.
The Board appointed John Simpson, Esq., Clerk to the Committee and Mr. Robert Bolton messenger, and then wrote the following letter to be forwarded by the Snow Britannia, Capt. Stephen Deane : "Savannah, Georgia nth May, 1770.
"Sir: "The Britannia, Capt. Deane.
"As we expect a ship is now at Cockspur Road at the entrance of this... river bound for England and as we hope to get this on board, we embrace the opportunity of acquainting you that two Ordinances have been passed by the General As- sembly, one reappointing you Agent for this Province passed the 27th February last, ending the first June next and another passed yesterday for another year ending the 1st June, 1771.
We have not a moment's time (the boat waiting to carry this on board) to say anything on public business of which we have several matters in charge and will be prepared to go by a ship now here that will sail in all this month with copies of the Ordinances properly authenticated.
What to read after The Georgia Historical Quarterly Yr.1918?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgia Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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