A Memoir of the Life of William Livingston Member of Congress in 1774 1775 An
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Money to be drawn for upon the treasury.
2. The apprehended invasion of Sussex, by Butler s party of tories and Indians. See Col. Westbrook s letter to General Winds, 14th August last.
3. Mr. Mercier to be paid for the flints he purchased in Bos ton for the use of this State.
4. Part of the flints to be sent for to Princeton, and lodged with Col. Hathaway in Morris.
5. The lead collected by General Winds to be sent for to Elizabethtown, and lodged with Col. Hathaway.
6. Hayne s case.
7. Bergen ...prisoners committed to Morris jail by Justice Ack- erman.
8. Guard at Closter lately commanded by Capt. Haring.
9. Gerrit Rapelye.
10. The robbery committed by C s party in Pennsylvania.
11. A and T. R, two prisoners at Melston, to be sent to Hunterdon jail. See Sheriff D. S letter, llth August last.
12. Recruits from Chambers s battalion.
13. Col. Thomas case.
14. Prisoners from Sussex. " 300 THE LIFE OP PRES T. LAURENS TO GOV. LIVINGSTON.
"21st August, 1778. " DEAR SIR, " I was honoured with your Excellency s very obliging favour of the 3d inst, on the 12th; not a day has since passed without an earnest de sire in my mind to pay my respects to it, but other employment obliged me, day by day, to say to-morrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Money to be drawn for upon the treasury.
2. The apprehended invasion of Sussex, by Butler s party of tories and Indians. See Col. Westbrook s letter to General Winds, 14th August last.
3. Mr. Mercier to be paid for the flints he purchased in Bos ton for the use of this State.
4. Part of the flints to be sent for to Princeton, and lodged with Col. Hathaway in Morris.
5. The lead collected by General Winds to be sent for to Elizabethtown, and lodged with Col. Hathaway.
6. Hayne s case.
7. Bergen ...prisoners committed to Morris jail by Justice Ack- erman.
8. Guard at Closter lately commanded by Capt. Haring.
9. Gerrit Rapelye.
10. The robbery committed by C s party in Pennsylvania.
11. A and T. R, two prisoners at Melston, to be sent to Hunterdon jail. See Sheriff D. S letter, llth August last.
12. Recruits from Chambers s battalion.
13. Col. Thomas case.
14. Prisoners from Sussex. " 300 THE LIFE OP PRES T. LAURENS TO GOV. LIVINGSTON.
"21st August, 1778. " DEAR SIR, " I was honoured with your Excellency s very obliging favour of the 3d inst, on the 12th; not a day has since passed without an earnest de sire in my mind to pay my respects to it, but other employment obliged me, day by day, to say to-morrow.
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