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Long, Capt. Peter, ship's husband, x., 361. Instructions, 364.
Long, William, Collector of Excise, xiv., 573. Resigns as Collector of Excise, xv., 266.
Long Island, memorial of prisoners on, xii., 480, 481.
Longschamp, Charles Julian de, in- sults Mons. Marbois, Consul-Gen- eral of France, xiv., 115, 116, 117, 120, 121, 123, 135, 136, 137, 140, 144, 149, 162, 163, 171, 184, 262, 395, 466. Memorial, 572. Peti- tion, 589, 592. Has leave of ab- sence, 638. To be kept closely confined, xv., 59.
Longville, Chevalier, despatch re- specting building a house at Cada- raghqui, v., 549.
Lords of Trade to Justices, on Wm. Keith's occupying government, and alluding to agreement be- tween Queen Anne and William Penn for province, iii., 74. Let- ter from Sir Alfred Popple, Secre- tary of, on issues of bills of credit, 262. Letter from-rates of gold and silver coin-bills of credit, iv., 357, 474. Letters of marque, &c., 486.
Lords Commissioners of Trade, let- ter from, ix., 79.
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Lord's Justices, letters from, iv., 671, 675. Approbation of laws, vi., 356.
Lords of privy Council, letter to proprietaries on death of King George II. ; viii., 516.
Lorentz, Joseph, Coroner, xvi., 194, 494, 499, 530.
Lorne, Caleb, cuts, in metal, State arms, xi., 552.
Lotteries, forbidden in Connecticut,
permitted in Pennsylvania, vii., | 113. One asked for, to finish an Episcopal church in Connecticut, 113. And plays, Act for sup- pressing proposed, viii., 339. Their continuance vindicated and | instances of useful application, 340. Their prohibition unreason- able, 340, 355, 356. Considered as very different, 542, 676, 684. For | various purposes in Philadelphia, ix., 56, 57, 148, 243, 247, 540, 580, 638, 639. Passed, 247. For bridge over Skippack, 284, 285. Time prolonged, 296. Act passed, 325, 326, 360, 389, 392, 459, 472, ! 549, 567, 576, 579, 622. For ; first and third Presbyterian church, 580. For Lancaster, 621. King objects to, 621, 622, 636, 638. In Bucks county, x., 26. Parsonage at Newtown, 41. In | New Castle, 48. United States -: tickets in received-and sent to Board of Treasury, xi. 576.1 Managers of State, xiv., 286, 451, London, Richard and wife, keeper
471, 652. State, xv., 36, 93, 97, 125, 159, 180. Donation land, 74, 97, 108, 128, 179, 316, 351, Longhead, James, Paymaster, xi., 356, 580. For improving roads, 448. Money to be collected for 1 Lancaster road and improvement of Schuylkill, xvi., 98, 140. Con- ference on, 143. For Hebrew con- gregation, 488.
Louden, Hugh, violent proceedings against Speaker and Secretary, ii., 627.
Loudoun, Lord, appointed to com- mand in Virginia, vii., 134, 179, 180. Letters to and from, 234, 270, 305, 340, 342, 376, 379, 380, 429, 453, 482, 495, 571, 581, 596, 732, 737. Fears respecting Os- wego, 234. Advises various meas- ures, 271. Remarks on his let- ters in Council, 305. Military af- fairs, 340. Requires quarters for military in Philadelphia, 369- 379 In New York, 379. Pro- poses embargo, 429, 444. Re- quests of Governor, account of province, 444. Also arrest of five neutrals, 446. Meeting of-inquiry respecting Constitution, &c., reply of R. Peters, vii., 448. Advises Governor to pass money bill, 453. Meeting at Philadelphia with Gov- ernors of North Carolina, &c .- minutes, 470. Quotas of each State, &c., 471. From Gov. D. on shipping provisions, 482. Going with the fleet-appoints General Webb at Albany, Col. S. Stanwix of Philadelphia, and Lt .- Col. Bouquet to South Carolina, &c., 525. Conference with south- ern Governors, 552. Embargo, 591, 593, 596. Absence of, 718. Respecting barracks and roads, 756. Letters to and from, viii., 23. Asks aid to carry on war, 28. Returning to England is suc- ceeded by M. G. Abercrombie, 26.
of jail at Lancaster, attack on them, iv., 251.
233, 260. Paymaster at Billings- port, xii., 86. Paymaster, 451, 453, 454, 486. Paymaster to militia, xiv., 159. Justice, 344. Complaint against, by Swedish Consul for rude behavior of con- stables-ordered to send apology, xv., 348.
Lonisburg, reduction of, iv., 765. 766, 773; v., 32. Troops sent from England under (ieneral St, Clair and Major General Framp- ton, 37. French floet arrives, vi., 451.
Loudoun, Fort, doposition of pris- oners at, vii., 395. Mentioned, 503, 504, 602. Cherokees at, destitute, viii., 77, 78, 224. In- dian goods lying at, 776. Losses at, from Indians, ix., 190. Capt. , Louisiana, map of, 1721, referred Grant commands at, 268. Riots to respecting Sugar Islands, iii., 402. Susquehanna laid down as near, 269, 292, 301.
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a boundary of Pennsylvania, 402. | Lower Dublin Township, Roads in, Governor of, letter from with ii., 530. Petition respecting road to Philadelphia, ix., 628. prisoners in a flag of truce from New Orleans, viii., 124, 150. Demand for a free negro held in bondage there, xvi., 33.
Love, Alexander., Coroner, v., 597, 662.
Lovell, James, delegate for Massa- chusetts-letter-resolve of Coun- cil, xii., 51.
Lovering, Joseph, a child of four- teen or fifteen, enlisted, to be discharged, xii., 686.
Low, Joshua, Coroner of Lancaster county, iii., 370, 387, 416, 465, 520, 575 ; iv., 86, 309, 352, 469, 500.
Lowe's Ferry, changed to B. Gal- braith's, viii. 676.
Lower Counties-Shall their expen- ses be a public charge? i., 117. Practice in, respecting judgments on estates of deceased persons, 157. Good understanding between up- per and, to be preserved, by hav- ing one judge from, 204. Can't agree about bill for support of government, 623. Address pro- prietary on defence of New York, fi., 31. Object to confirmation, and threaten to separate. Gover- nor's address to 50. Object to act of union and other difficulties, 51. Difficulties about charter of privi- leges, 52. May have a separate Assembly-if they will not unite with the Province, 60. Difficul- ties with Province in regard to charter, separation, &c., discuss- ed, 70-74. Conference with Gov- ernor, 75. Questions proposed by Governor and Council, 82. An- swers, 82. Members of Council from, 117. Division of, from Pro- vince, 119, Conference, 120-124. Governor advised not to meet at New Castle, 136. New writs is- sued, 136. Col. French, a mem- ber of Council, iii., 18. Judges and Justices named, 18. Interest- ed in the government, 64. Mem- ber of Council, 143. Attempt of Lord Baltimore and Lord Sunder- land to obtain, 252. David French Attorney General for, 253. Jus- tices, 254.
Lowman, Samuel, Collector of Lewes-Witness in Kidd's case, ii., 121. Judge of Supreme Court of Lower Counties, iii., 253.
Lownes, Caleb, cuts a seal for Court of Admiralty, xii., 102.
Lowry, James, examination, vii., 155.
Lowry, Lazarus, examination, vii., 155.
Lowry, Stephen, Commissary, rob- bed, xi., 116.
Lowther, G., Attorney General, ii., 224, 254.
Loxley, Benjamin, 1st Lieutenant of Artillery Company in Phila- delphia, vi., 770. Orders on for guns and storys, x., 285, 407. Proposals for brass cannon, 626. Air furnaces, erecting a boring mill, 641, 656, 688. To examine furnace, 622. Called on for his accounts, xi., 76.
Loxley. Benjamin, Jr., to be arrest- ed for inducing soldiers away, xi., 760, 770.
Loyal Hanning, attacked by French and Indians, viii., 212. Fort, 224. Block-house and saw-mill proposed by General Forbes near, 234. Letter James Burd from- account of capture of Du Quesne, 234.
Loyd, Colonel Hugh, x., 697-698, 708.
Loyd, Thomas, council take copies of proceedings and debates in As- sembly, published by him, xv., 345. Paid for, 504, 627.
Ludgar, Peter, arrested, i., 244-5. Case confirmed, 245.
Ludwick, Christopher, powder, x., 421; xi., 32, 303.
Ludwig, John, Justice, xiv., 170. Lukens, Charles, Sheriff, x., 212, 270. Sheriff elect of York de- olines, xi., 219.
Lukens, John, applies to be Survey- or-General, xii., 233. To hunt for papers, 621. A Commissioner to extend Mason and Dixon's line, 635, 703. Instructions, 704. Late Surveyor-General called on for copies of papers relating to
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forfeited estates, 67, 252. Has gout-Surveyor-General appointed. 689. Commissioner, pay, 714. Pay, xiii., 50. Report on a city lot, 123. Paid for plans of city lots, 148. Report, 321. Com- mittee on Virginia, 685. Reap- pointed Surveyor-General, xiv., 444. 447. Appoints deputies, 451. And of donation lands, 454. Re- commend a deputy, xv., 49. Re- commends Andrew Elliott as Sur- veyor of Alleghany, 615. Ac- counts, xvi., 137. Death of, 199, 208.
Lumber, Inspectors of, xiv., 488. Lumsden, Robert, wharfinger and weighmaster of hay at draw bridge, xi., 545.
Lunatics, bill proposed respecting, v., 512. Experte of a soldier, xi., 280.
Lurgan, Township Cumberland Co., & military company formed for mutual protection-ask for arms, &c., vi., 533.
Lusk, Hugh, appointed manager at Grubb's furnace, xi., 350.
Luther, John, Justice, xv., 4. Lutheran Church of Albany, asks for a brief to collect, xv., 14.
Lutheran Reformed German congre- gation of Easton, petition to be allowed to ask aid in completing their church-granted, xi., 422. Lutheran Congregation of Philadel- phia, tender and pay money for lot in city, xiii., 36.
Lutterlish. Col., applies for a num- ber of wagons, xi., 409.
Luzerne, Chevalier de la, recom- mends two young men for Second Regiment, xii., 116. French Minister on Birth of Dauphin, audience by Congress, xiii., 282. Address to, 284. Answer, 285. Letter on insult to Mons. Marbois, xiv., 115, 116, 121, 137. Address of Council to, on his approach- ing departure, 145. His answer, 147.
Luzerne County, Timothy Pickering elected Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts, &c., xv., 96, 97. Regis- ter and Recorder, 134. Election, 162, 300. Representatives, 160. Sheriff, 192, 300, 577. Coroner,
192, 300, 577. Justices, 212, 366. 605, 606. Claims in, Commission- ers to adjust ; General Muhlen- berg resigns ; Joseph Montgomery resigns ; Stephen Balliet chosen, 221. Memorial from Easton, re- specting claims in, 224, 225, 235. Commissioners paid-sale of An- drew Allen's estate-Mr. Hollin- back to superintend, 237. Daniel Hiester resigns as Commissioner, 245. Z. Butler, Lieutenant- Conference of Judges with Coun- cil, &c., fresh disturbances in, 265. Proclamation against John Franklin, John Jenkins, &c., for opposition to government, 280. Arms for, 289. John Frank- lin arrested-to be closely con- fined-news from, sent to Gover- nor of New York by Dr. Redick, 291. Militia of Berks county called out to quell riots in, 292. Colonel Dennison despatched to- his instructions, 293 Message to Assembly on, 304. Enforcement of laws in, recommended to As- sembly, 314. Commissioner paid, 355. Griffith Evans, clerk to Com- missioners paid, 356. Intelligence from, 361. Illegal military election, 362. Supplies for troops, 380. J. Franklin's irons to be removed, 385. Roads, 425, 445. Complaint against Justices of-quantity and quality of land claimed by Penn- sylvania owners in, also drafts of land held by them by Surveyor General, 450, 452, 454. Commis- sioners appointed to proceed there, viz. : Stephen Balliet and Maj. William Armstrong, 455. Pay of Commissioners, 470-471. Letter of Instructions to Commissioners -spirited proceedings on arrest of Col. T. Pickering, 484. Pro- clamation against captors of T. Pickering, 487, 489. Expense of T. Wigton, in going and return- ing from, on public business- Request to Congress for Conti- nental troops to expel rioters from, 493. Letters, Governor of New York, 497. Troops for, to proceed to Easton, 502. Release of T. Pickering-Opinion asked respecting troops for Tioga-Let-
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ters from Z. Butler, 505. De- | Lynch, John, about absconding, xi., spatches to, 506. Opinion of 214. Judges respecting, 507. Troops Lyttleton, Fort, murder of G. Pen- degrast's daughter, vii., 632. Garrison attacked, ix., 34. not necessary, 505. Intelligence from Colonel Pickering-Express paid, 514. Return of field and company officers by Z. Butler, re- jected, 525. Conference respect- ing John Franklin, 533. Sword presented by Council to Captain William Ross, for opposing the late rioters, 543. Rewards to Captain Ross-Roswell Franklin, for capturing Benjamin Earl and Thomas Kinney, 547. Letter, M. Colonel Pickering on rioters, 606. Petition for removal of fines from captors of Colonel Pickering, 610. Expense of removing John Franklin, &c., 640. Military off- cers in first battalion of, xvi., 1-2. Rewards for arresting riot- ers in, 11. Justices, 4, 12, 126, 219, 395, 407, 539. Contested election in, 15, 121. Sheriffs, 17, 196, 204, 496. Coroners, 196, 204, 496. Officers of 8th Com- pany, 1st battalion, militia, elect- ed, 195. Councillor, 204. Jus- tice Kingsley resigns, 269. Col- lector of Excise-Arnold Colt, 308. Division of 2d batallion, and ap- pointment of officers, 317. Mr. Spalding carries presents to In- dians, 440. Militia officers elect- ed, 464. Justice Montgomery re- signs, 539.
Lycons, Andrew, place, vii., 155. Lydia, ship, arrives from London- Committee to inquire about arms, vi., 679.
Lyons, William, examined, respect- ing Stump, ix., 510-511. Mem- ber of Council of Safety from Cumberland, x., 756. Prontho- notary, xi., 178, 221, 244, 697 ; xii., 47.
Lyons, Samuel, sentenced to death, xi., 564, 566 ; xiii., 311.
Lyttle, Andrew, commissary, com- plains to Council, xii., 334, 437. Memorial complaining of being displaced as deputy Surveyor- Referred to General Brodhead, &c., xv., 383. Report in his favor -May be re-appointed, 459.
Lykin, Neils, a Swede, ii., 480.
Lydius, John, has influence with Indians, respecting purchase of lands, vi., 117. His conduct, 248, 249, 251. Indian opinion of his deed, 277. Invalidation of deed, 284. Respecting, 288. Sells shares, 293.
McAffee, Captain, robbed of goods, xi., 563, 564. Is paid reward for arrest, 616.
McAulay, Cornelius, Coroner, xiii., 730 ; xiv., 245.
McBean, Angus, obtains fraudu- lently a pilot-boat to visit man- of-war, x., 531. To be brought back, 531. Proceeding of Com- mittee respecting, 532.
McCall, Archibald, sends ship " Bro- thers" to China, xvi., 224.º
McCall, George, Act for vesting cer- tain lands in, iii., 597. Conveys to Cape Breton Governor's request for cannon, v., 204. Vesting lands in, vi., 235.
McCall, Samuel, elected Major of Associators, v., 175.
McCalla, Rev. Daniel, appointed Chaplain to Colonel Bull's batta- lion, x., 458.
McCallister, John, Commissary, complaints against, xii., 27. Pro- secuted, 41. His account ob- jected to, 198.
McCallister, Colonel Richard, of York county, battalion, x., 682; xi., 444. Censor, xiii., 723. Re- signs as President of Courts, xiv., 182. Councillor, 234, 239. As Councillor resigns, xv., 126.
MoCalmont, James, memorial re- specting his seizure by Captain John Barry and others, against whom a prosecution is ordered, xv., 286.
McCalmont, John, paid, per decision of Supreme Court, xvi., 46.
MoCandless, Captain James, x., 697. Superseded, xi., 448.
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McCartney, Dr. John, to be arrested | McClester, Francis, builds chevaux as an incendiary, xii., 294. de frise, xi., 752.
McCay, William, Justice, xiv., 242. McClance, Lieutenant John, xi., 576. McClare, Michael, Coroner, iv., 247. McClay, Samuel, to examine rivers, xvi., 319.
McClay, William, Coroner, ix., 547. A Justice, x., 43, 47. Prothono- tary, xi., 187. Commissioner to Indians, xiv., 40, 54, 518. To examine Susquehannah River, 182. Justice, 322. Respecting Six Nations of Indians, 374. Goods to Indians, 604. Report, 658, 662. Deputy Surveyor, xvi., 243, 254.
McClean, Alexander, Sub-Lieu- tenant, xiii., 168. To run Vir- ginia line, 252, 253, 335, 510-519. Prothonotary, 254. Appointed Judge and President Court Com- mon Pleas of Fayette county, xiii., 732. Register of Wills, &c., 763. Deputy Surveyor, xvi., 257. Re- port on road to Pittsburg, 466.
McClean, Archibald, draft to, xii., 683. Justice, xiv., 164. Death of, xv., 15, 17. Account of sur- vey referred, 635.
McClean, James, Member Congress, xii., 172, 371.
McCleery, William, letter and me- morial, xiii., 698.
Mcclellan, John, appointed Collector of Excise, xiv., 590. Collector of Excise, removed, xv., 264. Lieu- tenant of Pennsylvania troops- His daughter receives a pension, 312.
Mcclellan, Captain Joseph, Lieu- tenant of battalion, appointed Captain, x., 645. To recruit, xi., 555.
McClenachan, Blair, Owns brig Convention, xi., 714. To fit out ship General Greene, 730, 735. Complaint against, by the Mar- shal, xii., 155. Passport to New York, xiii., 558; xvi., 316.
McClenachan & Irwin, xi., 743. Re- port case of F. Fleury, xii., 37. Letter to, on supplies, 280.
McClenachan & Moore, memorial re- specting loss of goods on Brig Philadelphia, and person to in- spect, xiii., 768. Report, 769.
McClure, John, Coroner, vi., 144; vii., 267.
McClure, David, Justice, xiv., 180. McComb, William, Coroner, xiv., 244, 597; xv., 121.
McConaghy, David, Sheriff, ix., 286, 333, 398.
McConneaughy, James, to be con- fined, x., 677. Discharged, 693.
McConnel, Captain James, of flying camp, x., 679. At riot at J. Wil- son's, gives bail, xii., 139. Buys land, xiii., 273.
McCord's Fort, vii., 77.
McCoskrey, William, Coroner, ix., 199.
McCoy, Colonel Ancas, commands regiment, xi., 2.
McCracken, Henry, pension to wi- dow, xv., 341.
McCulloch, Lieutenant James, re- cruits, xi., 542, 573.
McCullogh, Captain John, pay for artillerists at forts on Delaware, xii., 10.
McCune, James, Justice, xiv., 180. McCaskey, William, a Justice, x., 209.
Mccutcheon, David, a tory, arrested and imprisoned, x., 616.
McDade, Philip, dies intestate, xii., 204. State claim, 331.
McDaniel, James, not to proceed to New Jersey, x., 660.
McDaniel (alias Donnel), John, ac- complice of L. Stewart, to be ar- rested, ix., 717.
McDermont, Terence, an English cadet, arrives from Cork, and is ordered into custody, x., 302, 303.
McDonald, Captain Allen, released from gaol, x., 647. Expenses paid by Congress, 648.
McDonald, General Alexander, in gaol-room mate, Allen Cameron, x., 595. To be released by order of Congress, 639, 647, 648.
McDonald, Francis, a soldier, boun- ty paid to, xiv., 138. McDonald, Captain James, x., 697. McDonald, John, proclamation ag't for murder of wife and son of L. Kraymer, Jr., of Bucks-and ar- son, xiv., 489.
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McDowell, Alexander, deputy sur- veyor, report of line run on new purchase, xiv., 604.
McDowell, Col. James, xi., 208.
McDowell, John, Censor, xiii., 741 ; xiv., 170.
McDowell, Nath'l, Ensign, xiv., 237. MoDowell's Mill-Colonel Dunbar's
troops to be placed near, vi., 514. MoElhatton, William, First Lieuten- ant, x., 756. (See Melih'n.)
McFarlane, Andrew, respecting Dr. Conolly, x., 169.
McFarlane, John, to be arrested, xii., 521. Imprisoned, 523.
McFarlan, William, Coroner, xiii., 135, 443, 740.
McFatridge, John, Second Lieut. of Floating Battery, x., 536.
McFerran, - -, paymaster, xii., 767.
McGaughey, Arthur, Collector of Excise, xiii., 597. Declines, 647, 672. Sheriff, xv., 298, 600; xvi., 212.
MoGaughey, Thomas, Sheriff, xv., 600; xvi., 498.
MoGee's Fort. (See McKee's.)
MoGilivray, Colonel, and Chiefs of Creek Indians, on their way to New York, visit Philadelphia, xvi., 395, 524, 525.
MoGinley, Captain, asking for pay, xii., 80. Claim for work, 83.
McGinty, Alexander, &c., letter on Indian and French affairs, v., 627. Indian trader, petitions for aid, and deposition recommended to Assembly, 663.
McGowan, John, appointed Lieuten- ant, x., 698. Captain, 766. Pay, xii., 321.
MoGowan, Major, loses a certificate, xvi., 409.
McGraw, Colonel Robert, to dis- charge hands, x., 600.
MoGrew, Archibald, Coroner, vi., 144.
MoHenry, Lieut. Charles, xi., 593. MoHenry, William, appointed sub- Lieutenant, xiii., 82.
Mellhadden, John, appointed Cap- tain, xi., 740.
Mollhatton, Captain, xii., 279.
Mollhatton, Lt. William, disabled, put on invalid list, xii., 51, 279, 338, 421.
Mollwaine, Colonel, to rendezvous in city, xi., 301.
Mellwaine, Captain, troops to Bor- dentown, x., 629 ; xi., 32.
McIlwaine, Ferguson, appointed wa- gon-master, xi., 342.
Mollwaine, Joseph, Inspector of flour in Bucks county, xiv., 488.
Mollwaine, Robert, Coroner, v., 468. Mellwaine, William, Justice, xiv., 200, 203.
McIntosh, General, letter on attack of Indians, xi., 526, 679, 699, 773. McIntosh, Fort, General Harmar asks for a person to take charge of, xiv., 373, 448. Lands at, sur- veyed, xvi., 340.
Mckay, Abigail, released, but con- fined to fixed limits, xi., 236.
MoKean, Joseph Borden, pays ex- penses of Judges, &c., on circuit, xv., 34, 239.
Mckean, Thomas, Trustee of gene- ral loan office, ix., 205. Speaker of New Castle Assembly, x., 83. Colonel, 548. Receives articles, 638. Paid for muskets, 648. Ap- pointed Chief Justice, xi., 254. Oath to be administered by dedi- mus, 271. Takes oath, 304. Re- port to Judges, 563, 564. Charges against Brigadier General William Thompson-proceedings, 653. De- nies - General T. called before Council-declines, 660. Opinion on prisoners taken, xii., 74. Also in new gaol, 110, 112. May oo- cupy J. Duche's house, 578. Speaker of Congress, 782. Deed for Duche's lot, xiii., 25. Presi- dent of Congress, 41. Answer of Supreme Court, 219. Opinion, case of Wm. Hanks, 543. Re-ap- pointed Chief Justice, xiv., 167. Case of A. Bare, 318. Pay, 603, 669. Paid, xv., 360, 636; xvi., 312.
McKee, Alexander, forfeited estate, petition of James, respecting, xii., 76.
MoKee's Fort, vii., 148. His house burned, 154.
McKee, Captain Robert, x., 692.
McKee, Thomas, deposition respect- ing skirmish with Indians in Vir- ginia, iv., 630, 634, 635. Upper place in danger from Indiana, vi.,
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669 ; viii., 513, 622. Instructions | McMullen, Captain, x., 710. to, to conduct Indians to Shamo- kin, 550. Report of his expedi- tion to Indians, 597. Letter from, respecting Delawares, 735, 736. And Conestogo Indians, viii., 113, 121. Sent with Colonel Burd, under instructions, to Wyoming, ix., 29, 534.
McKinzie, Samuel, surgeon, x., 530. McKinly, John, sheriff, viii , 403. Mckinley, Brigadier General, x., 651. Of Wilmington, letter to from Council of Safety, 743. Mckinney, David, Justice, xi., 528. Mckinney, Mordecai, Justice, xi., 398.
McKissack, Captain William, xi., 2. McLane, Samuel, buys one of the old jail lots, xiv., 583.
MoLaughlin, Captain, vi., 764. McLean, Alex.r, Justice, xiv., 54. MoLean, Archibald, Prothonotary, xi., 187, 191, 274, 388 ; xii., 47, 93. A commissioner to extend Mason and Dixon's Line, 635. Instructions, 704.
McLean, Captain, ix., 190.
McLean, Captain James, unable to attend to command of Invalid Corps, is displaced by Colonel L. Nicola, xv., 633.
McLean, Mr., a prisoner, x., 603. McLean, William, & Justice, x., 209. McLene, Alexander, assistant to Colonel Andrew Porter, xv., 19. McLene, James, member of Assem- bly, xii., 424. Commissioner to Congress at Yorktown, 435. Of Council, 618.
MoLene. James, Censor, xiii., 726. Council, xiv., 34.
McLene, Lazarus, Prothonotary and Clerk of Orphans' Court of Hunt- ingdon, xv., 279.
MeLene, Lazarus Brown, complaint against, xv., 588. Answer to charges made against him, 599. Further proceedings, 603, 620, 621. Removed from office, 622. MoLochrey, Archibald, Prothonota- ry, xi., 187.
MoMichael, John, letter to R. Peters on Conn. claim, vi., 254.
McMullen, Daniel, examination of, who escaped from Indians at Con- estoga, vil., 282.
McMullen, James, Coroner, v., 55. McMullin, Wm., agent of confiscated estates, xii., 261. Takes oath, 264, 330. Complaint, 695.
McMurdy, Rev. Robert, to receive a suit of black, xii., 464. McNair, Robert, agent of forfeited estates, xi., 749.
McNair, W., Justice, xiv., 200, 362. McNeal, John, declines to be ap- pointed engineer, x., 457. To survey Jersey shore, x., 474. McNemera, Thomas (a lawyer), complained against, ii., 457. McPherson, Robert, sheriff, viii., 781. Sheriff, ix., 57, 199. Col- onel of battalion, x., 687, 710. McPherson, Captain John, offers plan for defence-thanks to, x., 292. Asks cannon -may pur- chase, xii., 36, 39.
McPherson, Lieutenant William, re- commended to Congress, xi., 655. McPherson, Major John, killed be- fore walls of Quebec, xi., 655. McPherson, Captain William, a re- signed British officer, appears be- fore Council, having escaped from New York, xi., 657.
McPherson, Colonel, xi., 121.
McPherson, Major, Aid to General St. Clair, leaves British service- draws clothing, xii., 241.
McVeaugh, Colonel - battalion to rendezvous at Falls of Schuylkill and Darby, xi., 301.
Mc William, Richard, Justice, ix., 203. Trustee of General Loan office, 205, 206. Second Judge of Supreme Court, 581. Judge of Oyer and Terminer, 581. Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Lower Counties, x., 108.
Mack, Rev. Martin, pass for to the Indians, as Moravian missionary, v., 576.
Mackay, Æneas, letter respecting Dr. Conolly's advertisement, &o., x., 140, 169.
Mackay, Hon. John, pay to, xi., 592; xii., 66.
Mackey, David, Justice, xil., 105. Sheriff, 150. Justice, xiii., 219. Mackey, Robert, brings off a boat, i., 529. Appraises schooner Vi- per, 679.
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