Minutes of the Committee of Safety of Wilmington, North Carolina, February 3, 1775

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[Wilmington] Friday, February 3rd, 1775.

John M'Donnel's goods were sold at vendue, For sterling

To	Wm. Purviance	£725	13	06
	Amount of his invoice	£717	13	04
	To be received of Wm. P	£008	00	02
	William Campbell, having delivered his invoice to the committee, at this meeting, his salt was put at public vendue, and sold
	For	£225	10	00
	Amount of his Invoice	218	08	04
	To be paid by Wm C. Sher	£007	01	08²

1. Saunders, comp., Records of North Carolina, IX, 1122. See also January 28, 1775.

2. Saunders' subtraction has been corrected from £003 01 08.

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1775 February 3

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Wilmington (N.C.) Committee of Safety

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Wilmington

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American Theatre from December 1, 1774, to May 20, 1775

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