Commissioners to Canada to John Hancock, May 6, 1776
Montreal, May 6th 1776. Sir In our letter of the 1st. instant, we informed you of the lowness of the Continental credit in this Province and the necessity of a…
Montreal, May 6th 1776. Sir In our letter of the 1st. instant, we informed you of the lowness of the Continental credit in this Province and the necessity of a…
Montreal May 4th 1776 Sir Having orders from Congress to enquire into the case of John Fraser Esqr. now prisoner at Osopus, we have thought proper to direct the Commanding…
New York May 3d. 1776 Sir, We have no News here, except that the last Phila. Post brought Advice that the Roebuck of 44 Guns was on Shore on the…
Montreal, May 1. 1776 Dear Sir, We arrived here on Monday last, and have proceeded to Business, as you will see by the enclosed Letter to Congress, 6 which we…
Montreal 1st. May 1776 Sir After some difficulty and delay in getting thro’ the ice of Lake George, we arrived here on monday last and were very politely received by…
Wednesday March 6. 76 Dear Sir The Congress desire a Return to be made to them of the Powder the Committee of Safety have lent them, that it may be…
In Committee of Safety Philada. 4th March 1776 Sir In order to carry into execution the Resolve of Congress for the manufacturing Fifty Tons of Salt Petre into Powder the…
Philadelphia, March 22, [ i.e. , 2 4 ], 1776. Dear Sir, I wrote to you lately by Mr. Story, and since by another conveyance. 5 This line will be…
Philadelphia March 3rd. [ i.e. , 2,] 1776 On your arrival in France, you will for some time be engaged in the business of providing goods for the Indian trade.…
[March 2, 1776] We the underwritten, being the Committee of Congress for secret Correspondence, do hereby certify whom it may concern, that the Bearer, the Honourable Silas Deane Esquire, one…