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The Executive of this State, think it expedient and necessary that under our present...
The invasion of our country, lately taken place has rendered it necessary to call into the field...
Richmond, 26 Oct. 1780. This letter is almost identical with TJ’s letter to Thomas Sim Lee of...
The Enemy invading us appearing now to be in force the Executive have determined that the...
Whereas the present invasion of this state by a powerful enemy has rendered it necessary for the...
RC ( NA : PCC , No. 71, I, 495–96). Only the complimentary close and signature are in Jefferson’s...
I must beg the favor of you to solicit the sending on to us immediately a good supply of...
Your Letters of the 14th, 20th, and 21st are come to hand, and your dispatches to Congress have...
I inclose you my last intelligence from the north side of the river: also an advice of Council...
My letter by Cap. Read which could not be come to hand when yours of the 26th came away will have...
This badge has renewed with us all the story of the consultation of Doctors on the case of the...
Whereas the present invasion of this state by a Powerful enemy renders it necessary to collect...
[ Richmond, Nov.? 1780. A letter from Col. John Gibson to Col. George Rogers Clark, Fort Pitt, 17...
Whereas by an act passed at the General Assembly holden in the month of may in this present year...
The propositions of the Executive for raising in the counties of Botetourt, Washington and...
No movement of the enemy since my last has contributed in the least to declare their object. They...
[ Richmond, before 2 Nov. ] 1780 . Appointment of these men as commissioners “under the act for...
In the course of examination of a British deserter this morning some information was given...
It is the opinion of the board that Mr. Anderson continue to discharge the Duties of Keeper of...
Genl. Muhlenberg having found it necessary to employ in this state some Continental arms, we are...
More precise information of the force invading the enemy enables us to dispense with the aid of...
Since I had the honor of writing to your Excellency on the 25th ult. the enemy have withdrawn...
Since I had the honour of writing to your Excellency on the 25th ult, the enemy have withdrawn...
[ Richmond, 3 Nov. 1780. A letter from the Maryland Council to Col. Moses Rawlings dated 10 Nov....
Richmond, 3 Nov. 1780. This letter is almost identical with TJ’s letter to Samuel Huntington of...
The State of our Magazine renders it essential that we do not lose a single arm. There is no...
Your representation on the want of barracks at Fort Frederick has been again the subject of...
I inclose your Excellency an intercepted Letter from Major General Leslie to Ld. Cornwallis. It...
Richmond, 4 Nov. 1780. This letter is almost identical with TJ’s letter to Samuel Huntington of 3...
The Act of Assembly having expired under which we have hitherto proceeded to impress waggons and...