Delegates to Congress . Letters of delegates to Congress, 1774-1789, Volume 21, October 1 1783-October 31 1784
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Thomas Mifflin to To: the States


Sir.
Circular
Annapolis May 31st 1784

   I have the honor to transmit to your Excellency an Act of Congress of the 29th Instant relating to an insult offerred to the Person of Monr. De Marbois by a certain Monr. de Longchamp.(1)

   By a letter received this day from the Supreme Executive of the State of Pennsylvania it appears that the said Longchamp has been apprehended in Consequence of a Warrant issued by one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and is now confined in the common Jail at Philadelphia.(2)

   I have the honor to be with the greatest respect, Your Obedient Servant,

   Thomas Mifflin


Note:

   LB (DNA: PCC, item 16).



1 See the preceding entry, note 1.



2 This May 28 letter from Pres. John Dickinson was read in Congress and entered on the journals for June 1, for which see JCC, 27:502-3.