Captain Francis Parry, R.N., to the Magistrates and Inhabitants of Wilmington, February 28, 1776

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As I am informed it is inconvenient to supply his Majesties Sloop Cruizer with salt provisions must beg you will send a few quarters of good beef.

Frans Parry

Cruizer Wilmington River Feby 28th 1776

1. Secretary of State Papers. (Committees of Safety 1774-1776), NCDAH.

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1776 February 28

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American Theatre from February 19, 1776, to April 17, 1776

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