Some Papers of Aaron Burr
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SAMUEL CHASE AND CHARLES CARROLL OF CARROLLTON 36 TO DAVID WOOSTER. MONTREAL, 25th May, 1776. SIR, We think it would be proper for you to issue an order to the town Major to wait on the Merchants or others having provisions or merchandize for sale and request a delivery of what our troops are in immediate want of offering to give a receipt expressing the quantity delivered and engaging the faith of the united Colonies for payment, and on refusal we think our necessity requires that force should... be used to com- pel a delivery. Your most obedient humble Servants, SAMUEL CHASE CH. CARROLL OF CARROLLTON. "Members of a committee of the Continental Congress. 30 WILLIAM PATERSON TO AARON BuRR 37 NEW BRUNSWICK, July 22d, 1776. MY DEAR BURR, I did myself the pleasure of writing you by my brother, who is in General Sullivan's Brigade, and who was in expectation of seeing you, as he was destined for the Canada Department. Indeed from the Friendship which subsisted between us I was in expectation of hearing frequently from you; and, to tell the truth, was not a little mortified, that I was passed over in silence.
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SAMUEL CHASE AND CHARLES CARROLL OF CARROLLTON 36 TO DAVID WOOSTER. MONTREAL, 25th May, 1776. SIR, We think it would be proper for you to issue an order to the town Major to wait on the Merchants or others having provisions or merchandize for sale and request a delivery of what our troops are in immediate want of offering to give a receipt expressing the quantity delivered and engaging the faith of the united Colonies for payment, and on refusal we think our necessity requires that force should... be used to com- pel a delivery. Your most obedient humble Servants, SAMUEL CHASE CH. CARROLL OF CARROLLTON. "Members of a committee of the Continental Congress. 30 WILLIAM PATERSON TO AARON BuRR 37 NEW BRUNSWICK, July 22d, 1776. MY DEAR BURR, I did myself the pleasure of writing you by my brother, who is in General Sullivan's Brigade, and who was in expectation of seeing you, as he was destined for the Canada Department. Indeed from the Friendship which subsisted between us I was in expectation of hearing frequently from you; and, to tell the truth, was not a little mortified, that I was passed over in silence.
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