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"your most hble Srvt, "David Sproat "Comm. Gen. for Naval Prisoners." David Sproat to Abraham Skinner, American Commissary of Prisoners. New York lst June 1782
yr most obdt, hble srvts, Robert Harris, Captain of the sloop Industry John Chace Charles Collins, Captain of the Sword-fish Philemon Haskell Jonathan Carnes
"I am yr obdt hble srvt "Abraham Skinner" "New York June 9th 1782
Conscious of the American prisoners under my direction, being in every respect taken as good care of as their situation and ours will admit. You must not believe that Admiral Digby will depart from the justice of this measure because you have it in your power to make the British prisoners with you more miserable than there is any necessity for. I am, Sir, "yr hble servt "David Sproat."
Be assured that your company will truly gratify both me and the partner of all my Domestic enjoyments, and that I am, my dear young lady, with every sentiment of respect and esteem, Yr most obedt hble servt Go Washington. "'T is the very thing I'd have for ye, Jan," exclaimed the squire. "Oh, dadda, I'll not leave you."
This circumstance I am persuaded needs only to be mentioned to your Excellency to obtain that redress which is in your power only to afford, and which humanity so strongly prompts. I have the honor to be, Sir Yr Excellency's most obt Hble srvt George Washington N. Y. June 8 1782 Sir: My feelings prompted me to grant Messrs.
Obedt. hble Servt. Go. Washington. To Colonel Brereton, Commanding the 3rd. New Jersey Regt., Stationed at Chatham. Jack whistled softly, then smiled, "Joe will have a long wait," he chuckled. "I wonder what 's up."
Dr Sir, Your most obliged and ever faithfull hble Servt., Friday morning, 6th Decr., 1751. The Examination upon Oath of Francis Gropptty of Mount Street, in the Parish of St. George Hanover Square taken this 3rd Day of Febry 1752. The Examt says that upon the First Day of September last he was sent for by the Revd. Mr.
I will not trouble you, Sir, with a catalogue of grievances, further than to request that the unfortunate may feel as little of the severities of war as the circumstances of the time will permit, that in future they may not be fed in winter with salted clams, and that they may be afforded a sufficiency of fuel. I am, Sir, your most obdt and hble srvt M. Arbuthnot.
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