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| − | The Court are of Opinion that Major | + | The Court are of Opinion that Major Murnong having a right to take possession of the Quarters which Mr. Jones calls his is not Guilty of the unofficer & ungentleman like Conduct in taking possession of them |
| − | The Court do | + | The Court do acquit Major Murnong of the last part of the charge against him. |
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| + | Major General Greene confirms the opinion of the Court. Major Murnong is released from his arrest. | ||
Orange town Sept 22d 1780 | Orange town Sept 22d 1780 | ||
Officer of the Day to morrow | Officer of the Day to morrow | ||
| − | + | B.G. Huntington | |
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Colo. Chambers | Colo. Chambers | ||
| − | + | Lt. Colo. Barber | |
| − | Lt | ||
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Major Davis | Major Davis | ||
| − | + | B. M. Pettingill | |
| − | B M Pettingill | ||
Revision as of 19:21, 31 August 2020
The Court are of Opinion that Major Murnong having a right to take possession of the Quarters which Mr. Jones calls his is not Guilty of the unofficer & ungentleman like Conduct in taking possession of them
The Court do acquit Major Murnong of the last part of the charge against him.
Major General Greene confirms the opinion of the Court. Major Murnong is released from his arrest.
Orange town Sept 22d 1780
Officer of the Day to morrow B.G. Huntington Colo. Chambers Lt. Colo. Barber Major Davis B. M. Pettingill