Volume 6
In Council of Safety,
[Philadelphia] October 31st, 1776.
By order of the Council, two Blank Commissions for Privateers or Letters of Marque, were delivered to Messrs. James Mease & Robert Mease, for a ship & Brig, to be fitted out by them in a foreign Port.
Date: 31 October 1776
Volume: Volume 6
Ordered that the keeper of the Public Store deliver unto Capt Edward Travis six Ounces of Rhubarb, two pounds of Bark, four pounds Glauber Salts & a half pound of Manna for the use of the Brig Raleigh.
Capt Isaac Younghusband of the Brig Musquetto having been suspended from the Command of the Brig Musquetto for failing to apply [sic comply] with the Orders of this Board and being summoned to... Continue Reading
Date: 31 October 1776
Volume: Volume 6
If you have any Complaint against Mr [Henry], Stratton it may be inquir'd into hereafter. the Board hitherto approve your Conduct and will have no objection to promote you to the command of your Company of Marines in the room of Captain Conwayー
Date: 31 October 1776
Volume: Volume 6
We the Subscribers, being made Prisoners of War by the Navy of this State, do promise qnd engage on our word & honour & on the faith of Gentlemen, to depart from hence to the town of Salisbury in the State of North Carolina and there or within ten miles thereof to remain during the present War between Great Brittain & the united States of America, or untill the Congress of the Said... Continue Reading
Date: 31 October 1776
Volume: Volume 6
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