ALS, 1780 Jan. 28, Philadelphia, Pa., to Gov. George Clinton.

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ALS, 1780 Jan. 28, Philadelphia, Pa., to Gov. George Clinton.

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Concerns supplies to troops in New Jersey; Congress's establishment of a Court of Appeals in all cases of capture and its appointment of commissioners over the Staff department of the Army; a convention of delegates from most of the states to consider a regulation of prizes; and the severity of the winter weather.

1 item (4 p.) ; 31 cm.

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