Order, 1779 Feb. 9.

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Order, 1779 Feb. 9.

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Orders that Joseph Jefferies, who had petitioned the Council for payment for transporting troops, apply to the assistant quartermaster-general, who is authorized to handle the matter. ADS by Joseph Reed, president.

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