...of congress, recorded in their journal of the fifth of October 1775, desiring (ie commanding) him to apply to the council of Massachusetts Bay for the two armed vessels in their service, &.c. &c. &c. And congress in the same resolution ordered letters to be written to the governours Coke...

...inform him that congress, having received certain intelligence of the sailing of two north-country brigs of no force, from England, on the llth of August...armed vessels in their service, and despatch the same in order, if possible, to intercept the said two brigs and their cargoes, and secure the same for the...

...of two north country built brigs of no force, from England, on the llth of August last, loaded \vith arms, powder, and other stores, for Quebec, without...Bay, for the two armed vessels in their service, and dispatch the same, with a sufficient number of people, stores, &c. * * to intercept the said two brigs...

...you this information, and to desire you immediately to apply to the Council of Massachusetts Bay for two armed vessels in their service, and despatch the...same, with a sufficient number of people, stores, and particularly a number of oars, in order, if possible, to intercept said brigs and their cargoes,...

...honor, "noi shall their glory be forgot while Fame her record keeps." instructed General Washington to apply to the Council of Massachusetts Bay for the two armed vessels in its service, to man them and to dispatch them with all speed in the hope of intercepting the munitions-laden...

...Livingston, Mr. Alsop. Mr. Deane, Mr. Dickinson, Mr. Langdon, Mr. McKean, and Mr. Ward. October 5, 1775. Resolved, That a letter be sent to General Washington...same, with a sufficient number of people, stores, etc. , particularly a number of oars, in order, if possible, to intercept the said two brigs and their...

...Alsop, Mr. Deane, Mr. Dickinson, Mr. Langdon, Mr. McKean, and Mr. Ward. October 5, 1775. •Rexolved, That a letter be sent to General Washington to inform...same, with a sufficient number of people, stores, etc., particularly a number of oars, in order, if possible, to intercept the said two brigs and their...

...him that Congress, having received certain intelligence of the .sidling of two north-coiintry-built brigs, of no force, from England on the llth of August...same, with a sufficient number of people, stores, etc. , particularly a number of oars, in order, if possible, to intercept the said two brigs and their...

...powder, and other stores, for Quebec, without a convoy, which it being of importance to intercept, that he apply to the council of Massachusetts bay,...number of oars, in order, if possible, to intercept sd two Brigs and their cargoes, and secure the same for the use of the continent ; Also, any other...

...honor, "nor shall their glory he forgot while Fame her record keeps." instructed General Washington to apply to the Council of Massachusetts Bay for the two armed vessels in its service, to man them and to dispatch them with all speed in the hope of intercepting the munitions-laden...