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Resolved, That Mo Hillegas, and George Clymer, esqrs, be joint treasurers of the
United Colonies: that the treasurers reside in Philadelphia, and that they shall
give bond, with surety, for the faithful performance of their of. fice, in the sum of
one ...
Resolved, That Mo Hillegas, and George Clymer, esqrs, be joint treasurers of the
United Colonies: that the treasurers reside in Philadelphia, and that they shall
give bond, with surety, for the faithful performance of their of. fice, in the sum of
one ...
Page 136
... and provinces upon this continent, shall resolve and agree upon, or, as shall
be agreed and resolved upon by the said Continental Congress, now sitting in
Philadelphia aforesaid, while our said delegates JOURNALS OF CONGRESS.
1775 ...
... and provinces upon this continent, shall resolve and agree upon, or, as shall
be agreed and resolved upon by the said Continental Congress, now sitting in
Philadelphia aforesaid, while our said delegates JOURNALS OF CONGRESS.
1775 ...
Page 207
Resolved, that a committee of five be appointed to consider and prepare
instructions for the committee above-mentioned. The members chosen, Mr.
Jefferson, Mr. Hooper, Dr. Franklin, Mr. Jay, and Mr. Deane. Resolved, That the
committee ...
Resolved, that a committee of five be appointed to consider and prepare
instructions for the committee above-mentioned. The members chosen, Mr.
Jefferson, Mr. Hooper, Dr. Franklin, Mr. Jay, and Mr. Deane. Resolved, That the
committee ...
Page 283
Resolved, That Patrick Sinclair be allowed to return to Europe. Iłesolved, That an
order for 2,500 dollars be drawn on the treasurers in favor of Mr. Alsop, Mr. Lewis,
and Mr. Sherman, to enable them to pay for the shoes purchased by them for ...
Resolved, That Patrick Sinclair be allowed to return to Europe. Iłesolved, That an
order for 2,500 dollars be drawn on the treasurers in favor of Mr. Alsop, Mr. Lewis,
and Mr. Sherman, to enable them to pay for the shoes purchased by them for ...
Page 434
-*Resolved, That the secret committee be directed to deliver to the delegates of
North-Carolina, half a ton of powder, for the use of the frontier inhabitants of that
state: Resolved, That general Schuyler by directed to apply to general Burgoyne,
...
-*Resolved, That the secret committee be directed to deliver to the delegates of
North-Carolina, half a ton of powder, for the use of the frontier inhabitants of that
state: Resolved, That general Schuyler by directed to apply to general Burgoyne,
...
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| Title | Journals of the American Congress: from 1774-1788: In Four Volumes ... Volume 1 of Journals of the American Congress from 1774-1788, United States. Continental Congress Volume 1 of Journals of the American Congress: from 1774 to 1788: In Four Volumes, United States. Continental Congress |
| Author | United States. Continental Congress |
| Publisher | Way and Gideon, 1823 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 23 Aug 2012 |
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