Delegates to Congress . Letters of delegates to Congress, 1774-1789, Volume 15, April 1 1780-August 31 1780
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James Lovell to To: the Massachusetts Council


Sir,
Philadelphia April 21st. 1780

   Upon the joint Opinion and Desire of my Colleagues I do myself the Honor to forward at this Time an Extract from one of General Washingtons last Letters interesting to the State of Massachusetts Bay in particular.(1)

   I am with much Respect, Sir, your very humble Servant,

   James Lovell


Note: RC (M-Ar: Revolutionary War Letters). Addressed: "Honble. President of the Council, Massachusetts Bay."

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1 Lovell inclosed an extract in his hand of General Washington's April 17 letter to President Huntington setting forth his reasons against another Penobscot expedition. see Samuel Huntington to Washington, April 9, 1780, note 2.