Concern
Document 1784Concern about a dissolution of a committee of Congress.
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M. Bankson Philada. Aug 13. 1784
I have this moment rec'd yours without date wherein you say you are authorized to inform me that M. O[undecipherable]lished - M. Dana, a M. Dick[strikethrough: [undecipherable] by monogram [undecipherable] [undecipherable]]ard - M. Read will leave the napols that the three first [strikethrough: [undecipherable]] set out the [undecipherable] day & that as it is probable (you may say certain) that a disposition of the com[?] will follow requesting to know how to proceed. I hope the gentlemen will not take so rash a step without at least giving some directions respecting the removal of the Office. But sho'd that be the case you will be pleased to consult with M. Hardy. If the committee is dissolved I think it will be best to have all the papers safely packed up in cases and bro't to this city. Let the cases [undecipherable]
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Concern about a dissolution of a committee of Congress.
Date
08/13/1784
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Philadelphia
Collection
Document number
1784081315101
Page start
1
Notable persons
W Bankson
Charles Thomson
Mr. Blanchard
Mr. Dana or Dona
Mr. Dick
Mr. Read
gentlemen
Mr. Hardy
committee
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Annapolis
Notable items
dissolution of the committee
directions
removal of the offices
dissolved
papers
packed
cases
