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To George Washington from Isaac Pope, 18 March 1783

Wards House near Newbridge 18 March 1783

Sir

I have the Honor to acquaint your Excellency that a party of the Militia commanded by John Archer, last Friday evening went into Morrissania by leave from Justis Hunnesvill, where they took four prisoners belonging to Col. Dillancys Corps, which I Send on under the care of a Serjeant and Six men, to gather with a german, a deserter from the enimy. I have the Honor to be with respect your Excellencys obedt Servt

I: Pope Majr comg on the lines

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    To George Washington from Isaac Pope, 18 March 1783
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    Pope, Isaac
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    Washington, George
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    18 March 1783

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