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Talbot County, August 8, 1776.
GENTLEMEN: Upon the resignation of Mr˙ Thomas as Quartermaster of the Fourth Battalion, Mr˙ William Perry is desirous of being placed in his stead. I therefore beg leave to recommend him to your favour, as a person who, in my opinion, will not fail to execute the office properly, and whose appointment will give satisfaction.
I am, gentlemen, your most obedient servant,
To the Hon˙ Council of Safety of Maryland, at Annapolis.
Letter from Matthew Tilghman to the Maryland Council of Safety
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MAT˙ TILGHMAN.