Accounts of Powder and Arms Supplied the Hornet and Wasp at Baltimore, January 26, 1776

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1776	Sloop Hornet (Congress)		Dr
Jany 26	To 8 double fortified 4 pounders 98 C 12 lb		furnished by Messrs Purviance and Lux.
	35 Muskets
	5 pr pistols
	434 lb Musket Balls
	1200 lb Powder
1776	Schooner Wasp		Dr
Jany 26	To 8 Carriage Guns 2 pounders 19C 3qr 4 lb		furnished by Messrs Purviance & Lux
	6 Swivels 2 feet 4 Inches long
	16 Muskets
	3 pr Pistols
	475 lb Gunpowder
	63 lb Musket Ball
	To Canvas to the Amount of ー

1. Naval and Maritime Papers, Md. Arch.

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Date

1776 January 26

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Ships

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American Theatre from January 1, 1776, to February 18, 1776

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