Citation - Maryland Gazette-Annapolis (Green): 1755.09.04

MG-A(G.755.013
4 Sep 1755:32 (539)
An extract of a letter from a gentleman in New-York, dated
July 27, 1755, to his friend in Boston.
. . . [Discussion of political and military matters]
The behaviour of the New-England Provincials at Albany, is
equally admirable and satisfactory.  Instead of such
deprivations as were committed by the troops in 1746, not a
farmer has lost a chicken, or even a mess of herbs.  They
have five Chaplains, and maintain the best order in the
camp.  Public prayer, Psalm-singing, and martial exercises
engrossed their whole time at Albany;