To George Washington from John Stark, 24 April 1783

Sir	New Hampsr. Cantonments Aprl 24th 1783

Agreeable to Genl Orders I have consulted and advised with the officers of the N. Hampshire Line respecting compensation for their past Services. as Congress have left at their option to choose half Pay for life or five years full Pay, they do Unamimously, prefer the Latter with sentiments of Esteem & respect I am Sr your Most Obedt Humble Servt

John Stark B.G.

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