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George Wall, Jun'r, Esquire, Councillor elect for the county of Bucks, attended in Council, and took the oath required by the Constitution to qualify him for . Councillor ; and thereupon took his seat in Council.
The Council received the return of the general election of the county of Chester, which being read, it appears that the following gentlemen were duly elected, vizt :
Councillor.
John M'Dowell.
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Representatives.
David Thomas,
Percifor Frazier,
James Boyd, Thomas Straw bridge. .
John Lindsay,
Benjamin Brannon,
Evan Evans,
Thomas Maffet.
Sheriffs.
John Gardner,
Thomas Levis.
Coroners.
Benjamin Rue,
George Pierce.
And the same being considered,
Ordered, That John Gardner, Esquire, be appointed Sheriff of the county of Chester ; and that Benjamin Rue be appointed Coro- ner of the said county, and that they be commissioned accord- ingly.
John Gardner, Sheriff elect for the county of Chester, bow offers Joseph Gardner and Edward Vernon, Esquires, of the said county, as sureties for his faithful discharge of the duties of his office of Sheriff for the said county, of which the Council approve.
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he return of the general election of the county of Lancaster received and read, by which It appears that the following gen- en were duly elected, vist :
Representatives. ·
Joseph Montgomery,
John Whitebill, Abraham Scott,
John Craig,
Matthias Slough, William Brown, James Mercer.
Curtis Grubb,
Christopher Kucher,
Sheriffs.
Thomas Edwards,
Abraham Latcher.
Coroners.
John Offner,
Andrew Greaff.
Commissioner.
William Smith.
nd the same being considered,
Ordered, That Thomas Edwards, Esquire, be appointed Sheriff ne county of Lancaster ; and that John Offner be appointed oner of the said county, and that they be commissioned accord- y-
homas Edwards, Sheriff elect for the county of Lancaster, now s Peter Grubb and Robert Coleman, of the said county, as ties for the faithful discharge of the duties of his office of riff of the said county, which the Council approve.
'he return of the general election of the county of Berks was ived and read, by which it appears that the following gentle- . were duly elected, vizt :
Representatives.
Danial Clymer, Christian Lauer, Abraham Lincoln,
John Patton,
Jobn Ludwig,
George Egy.
Sheriffs.
Philip Kreamer,
Jobn Whiteman.
Coroners.
Peter Nagel,
John Hartman.
Commissioner.
Michael Forry,
Samuel J. Atlee, James Jacks,
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And the came being considered,
Ordered, That Philip Kreamer, Esquire, be appointed Sheriff d the county of Berks; and that Peter Nagel be appointed Coroner of the said county, and that they be commissioned accordingly.
Philip Kreamer, Esquire, Sheriff elect for the county of Berky, now offers Joseph Hierter and John Witman, of che amid county, as sureties for the faithful discharge of the duties of his office of Sheriff of the snid county, which the Council approve.
The record of the conviction of John Tomlinson, of the county of Bucks, and a letter and petition of the same, were read ; & Ordered, To lie on the table.
In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, October 14, 1782.
PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Ewing, Mr. Levan, and
Mr. Van Campen.
James Irvine, Esquire, Councillor elect for the city of Philadel phis, attended in Council, and took the oaths required by the Con- stitution to qualify him for the said ofice of Councillor; and there upon took his seat accordingly.
The record of the conviction of John Tomlinson, of the covaty of Bucks, found guilty of felony, and sentence of death passed upon him, and also the petition of the said Tomlinson, being now read and considered,
Ordered, That execution of the said sentence be done on Thurs day the seventeenth instant, at the usual place of execution, be- tween the hours of ten of the clock in the forenoon, and two o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, and a warrant was accordingly issued.
The situation of affairs no longer requiring the service of the city militia now on duty,
Ordered, 'That they be immediately discharged.
Passes were granted to William Jordan, to go to Boston; to Eleanor Murray, Elizabeth Kintzinger, and Johin Craig, to go to New York, and to return again.
Petition of Laetitia Bartholomew, for a pass to New York, wu read and dismissed.
Petition of Philip Waggoner, convicted of adultery at the last Court of General Quarter Sessions hold in the county of Phila- delphin, was read, praying remission of a fine of fifty pounds spe-
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adjudged to be paid to the use of the State. On considera-
irdered, That the same be remitted.
'wo deeds were examined and signed by the Honorable the e President, vist :
o William Graham, for lots No. 1697, 1698, and 1699, in ladelphia. Consideration two hundred and three pounds.
o Woodrop Sims, for lots numbered from 1704 to 1714, inolu- Consideration eighty-two pounds and ten shillings.
Vhich lots were sold for the redemption of the bills of credit his State of the twenty-ninth of April, 1780, and marked in general plan of city lots, remaining in the Surveyor General's e Consideration paid to Mr. Rittenhouse, as appears by his ipts. Deeds dated this day.
In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, October 15, 1782. PRESENT :
he Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Ewing, Mr. Irvine, Mr. Van Campen.
Mr. Levan, and
n order was drawn on the Treasurer in favour of John Iolson, for five hundred pounds, State money of the seventh of il, 1781, for paying one third of depreciation certificates to srs and soldiers of the Pennsylvania line, for which he is to RDt.
Asses were granted to Christiana Reisin and John M'Alister, to › New York and to return again. he return of the general election for the county .of Northamp- was received and read, by which it appears that the following lemen were duly elected, vizt :
Representatives.
Jonas Hartzell, Jacob Arndt, Sen'r, Jacob Stroud,
Robert Lattimore,
Peter Kohler.
Sheriffs.
Robert Traill, Peter Ealer.
Coroners.
George Palmer,
Conrad Ibrie, Jun'r.
Commissioner.
Peter Traxler.
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On consideration,
Ordered, That Robert Traill, Esquire, Sheriff eleot, be appointed Sheriff of the county of Northampton, and George Palmer be sp pointed Coroner of the said county, and that they be commissioned" accordingly.
Robert Traill, Esquire, Sheriff eleot for the county of North- ampton, now offers Jacob Gratz, Sen'r, and Michael Odewolder, Ms sureties for the faithful discharge of the duties of his ofice of Sheriff for the said county, according to law, which the Council approve.
The return of the general election of the county of Cumberland was received and read, by which it appears that the following ges- tlemen were duly elected, to wit :
Representatives.
Stephen Duncan, John Curothers, James Jobnston, William Brown,
James M'Leno, Jonathan Hoge, Patrick Maxwell.
Sheriffs.
John Boggs, Samuel Postlethwaite.
Coroners.
William Rippey,
John Pollock.
Commissioner. .
Samuel Laird.
On consideration,
Ordered, That John Boggs, Esquire, be appointed Sheriff of the county of Cumberland, and that William Rippey be appointed Coroner of the said county, and that they be commissioned ao- cordingly.
John Boggs, Esquire, Sheriff elect for the county of Cumber- land, now offers James Johnston and James Dunlap as sureties for the faithful discharge of the duties of his office of Sheriff of the said county, according to law, which the Council approve.
A proclamation by Congress, recommending that Thursday the twenty-eighth day of November next, be observed as a day of sol- emu thanksgiving, &c., and a resolve of Congress of the fourth of October instant, respecting peace and war, were read; and Ordered, To lie on the table.
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İn Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, October 16, 1782. PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Irvine,
Mr. Ewing,
Mr. Lovan, and
Mr. Van Campen.
In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, October 17, 1782.
PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Irvine,
Mr. Levan, and
Mr. Ewing,
Mr. Van Campen.
A pass was granted to Frederick Tater to go to New York State and to return again.
The return of the general election of the county of York was received and read, by which it appears that the following gentlemen were duly elected, vist : .
Representatives.
Joseph McGuffin, Patrick Scott, Michael Schmyser, Thomas Lilley,
John Hay,
Robert McPherson,
Moses McClean,
Michael Hahn.
Sheriffs.
Henry Miller & William Bailey.
Coroners.
Jacob Rudisell &
George Lewis Leflor.
Commissioner.
William Cochran.
On consideration, Ordered, That Henry Miller, Esquire, be appointed Sheriff of the county of York, and Jacob Rudisell be appointed Coroner of the said county, and that they be commissioned accordingly.
Henry Miller, Esquire, Sheriff oleot for the county of York, now offers Thomas Hartley and David Greer, of the said county, as
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sureties for the faithful discharge of the duties of his office of Sheriff, according to law, which the Council approve. The return of the general election of the county of Northes- berland was received and read, by which it appears that the follow- ing gentlemen were duly elected, vist :
Representatives.
William Montgomery, William Maclay, and
William Cook.
Sheriffs.
Thomas Grant, &
Henry Antes.
Coroners.
John Chattam, &
Stophell Gettig.
Commissioner.
David Meade.
Ordered, That the further consideration of the said election be postponed till tomorrow morning.
In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, October 18, 1782. PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Ewing, and
Mr. Irvine, Mr. Levan, Mr. Van Campen.
A petition from Doctor Abraham Schovett, for a pass into New York and to return again, was read and rejected.
A petition from Charlotte Stellers and Sarah Guy, for a pem te New York and to return again, was read ; and thereupon,
Ordered, That the same be granted.
The Council resumed the consideration of the general election df the county of Northumberland; and thereupon,
Ordered, That Henry Antes, Esquire, be appointed Sheriff of the county of Northumberland, and that John Chattam be of pointed Coroner of the said county, and that they be commissionel accordingly.
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Henry Antes, Sheriff cheet for the county of Northumberland, ofers Frederick Antes and William Antes, of the said county, M murecies for the faithful discharge of the duties of his office of Sharif
of the mid county, according to law, which the Council approve
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In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, October 19, 1782.
PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Ewing, Mr. Levan,
Mr. Van Campen, and Mr. Irvine.
The following orders were drawn on the Treasurer, vist :
In favor of Daniel Roberdeau, Esq'r, for seventy-three pounds one shilling and three pence specie, amount of his account for lead furnished by brim in the year 1779, for the defence of the frontiers of this State, as settled 19th August, 1782.
In favor of Messrs. Hull and Sellers, printers, for ninety-four pounds six shillings and one penny specie, in full of their accounts for printing for the Council, as settled the tenth instant.
A letter from the Honorable Thomas Smith, Esquire, Delegate in Congress for this State, dated yesterday, on the subject of a re- quest from the State of Connecticut to his Excellency General Washington, to have the garrison of Wyoming withdrawn; and a resolution of Congress, whereby the General is at liberty to con- tinue or abandon the post at Wyoming, as he shall judge most for the public good, the former resolution on that subject not withstand- ing, were read; and the same being considered, thereupon,
Ordered, That a letter be written to his Excellency General Washington on that subject, stating the inconveniencies that may arise to this State should that garrison be withdrawn, and praying that a garrison may be kept up.
A pass was granted to Jane Mary Levins to go into New York and to return again.
ID Conseil.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, October 22, 1782.
PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Xwing, Mr. Irvine, Mr. Van Campen.
Mr. Levan, and
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of Henry Emmart, for two pounds five shillings, for riding express to Bucks county with a warrant for the execution of John Tomlinson, for bur-
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sureties for the faithful discharge of the duties of his office d Sheriff, according to law, which the Council approve. The return of the general election of the county of Nortles berland was received and read, by which is appears that the folln- ing gentlemen were duly elected, vist :
Representatives.
William Montgomery, William Maclay, and
William Cook.
Sheriffs.
Thomas Grant, & -
Henry Antes.
Coroners.
John Chattam, &
Stophell Gottig.
Commissioner.
David Meade.
Ordered, That the further consideration of the said electics k postponed till to-morrow morning.
In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, October 18, 1782 PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Irvine, Mr. Levan, Mr. Van Campen.
Mr. Ewing, und
A petition from Doctor Abraham Schovett, for a pass into Net York and to return again, was read and rejected.
A petition from Charlotte Stellers and Sarah Guy, for a passt New York and to return again, was read ; and thereupon,
Ordered, That the same be granted.
The Council resumed the consideration of the general election d the county of Northumberland; and thereupon,
Ordered, That Henry Antes, Esquire, be appointed Sheriff d the county of Northumberland, and that John Chattam be 4 pointed Coronor of the said county, and that they be commissioned accordingly.
Henry Antes, Sheriff cheet for the county of Northumberhad, offers Frederick Antes and William Antes, of the said county, " murecies for the faithful discharge of the duties of bis office of Stark of the maid county, according to law, which the Conseil Cfrron
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In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, October 19, 1782.
PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Ewing, Mr. Levan,
Mr. Van Campen, and Mr. Irvine. -
The following orders were drawn on the Treasurer, viat :
In favor of Daniel Roberdean, Esq'r, for seventy-three pounds one shilling and three pence specie, amount of his account for Jead furnished by brim in the year 1779, for the defence of the frontiers of this State, as settled 19th Augast, 1782.
In favor of Messrs. Hall and Sellers, printers, for ninety-four pounds six shillings and one penny specie, in full of their accounts for printing for the Council, as settled the tenth instant.
A letter from the Honorable Thomas Smith, Esquire, Delegate in Congress for this State, dated yesterday, on the subject of a re- quest from the State of Connecticut to his Excellency General Washington, to have the garrison of Wyoming withdrawn ; and a resolution of Congress, whereby the General is at liberty to con- tinue or abandon the post at Wyoming, as he shall judge most for the public good, the former resolution on that subject not withstand- ing, were read ; and the same being considered, thereupon,
Ordered, That a letter be written to his Excellency General Washington on that subject, stating the inconveniencies that may arise to this State should that garrison be withdrawn, and praying that a garrison may be kept up.
A pass was. granted to Jane Mary Levins to go into New York and to return again.
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In Conecil.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, October 21, 1782.
PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Xwing, Mr. Irvine, Mr. Van Campen.
Mr. Levan, and
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of Henry Emmart, for two pounds five shillings, for riding express to Bucks county with a warrant for the execution of John Tomlinson, for bur- glary.
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A return of Justices for the township of Colerain, in the county of Bedford, was received and read, by which it appears that Job Cessna and Abraham Miley were duly elected Justices for the mil township ; whereupon,
Ordered, That John Cessna, Esquire, be appointed a Justice of the Peace for the said county of Bedford, and that he be comai- sioned accordingly.
The return of the general election for the county of Bedford was now received and read, by which it appears that the following gentlemen were duly elected, vizt :
Representatives.
Charles Cessna, and
George Woods.
Sheriffs.
Abraham Miley &
Thomas Hays.
Coroners.
John Wilt &
Samuel Davidson.
On consideration,
Ordered, That Abraham Miley be appointed Sheriff of the comty of Bedford, and that Jobn Wilt be appointed Coroner of the mil county, and that they be commissioned accordingly.
Abraham Miley, Esquire, Sheriff elect for. the county of Bed- ford, now offers Charles Cessna and John Cessna, Esquires, of the said county, as sureties for the faithful discharge of the duties d his office of Sheriff of the said county, according to law, which the Council approve.
The Council resumed the consideration of the proclamation d Congress of the eleventh instant, recommending to the sevenl States to appoint Thursday the twenty-eighth day of November. as a day of thanksgiving to Almighty God ; and thereupon,
Ordered, That the following proclamation be issued.
By the Honorable JAMES POTTER, Esquire, Vice President, and the Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania :
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, The United States in Congress assembled, by their proclamation dated the eleventh day of October instant, bare et forth and recommended, that "it being the indispensable duty of " all nations not only to offer up their supplications to Almighty "God, the giver of all good, for His. gracious assistance in tion of " distress, but also in a solemn and public manner to give Min " praise for His goodness in general, and especially for great tad
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" signal interpositions of His Providence in their behalf; therefore, " the United States in Congress assembled, taking into their consid- " eration the many instances of Divine Goodness to the States, in the " course of the important conflict in which they have been so long "engaged, the present happy and promising state of public affairs, " and the events of the war in the course of the year now drawing " to a close, particularly the harmony of the public Councils, which "is so necessary to the success of the public cause; the perfect " union and good understanding which has hitherto subsisted be- " tween them and their allies, notwithstanding the artful and un- " wearied attempts of the common enemy to divide them; the suc- " cess of the arms of the United States, and those of their allies; " and the acknowledgment of their Independence by another Eu- " ropean power, whose friendship and commerce must be of great " lasting advantage to these States : Do hereby recommend it to " the inhabitants of the several States in general, to observe, and " request the several States to interpose their authority in appoint- " ing and commanding the observation of Thursday the twenty- "eighth day of November next, as a day of solemn Thanksgiving " to God for all His mercies : And they do further recommend to " all ranks to testify their gratitude to God for His goodness by a " cheerful obedience to His laws, and by promoting, each in bis "station and by his influence, the practice of true and undefiled " religion, which is the foundation of public prosperity and Na- " tional happiness :" Wherefore, as well from a just sense of the goodness of God towards these United States, and of the duty in- cumbent on us to make our public acknowledgments thereof, as from a due sense of the said pious recommendation of Congress : We do hereby recommend to the people of this State, that they set apart 'Thursday, the said twenty eighth day of November next, as a day of solemn I hanksgiving to Almighty God, agreeable to the recommendation of the said recited proclamation.
Given in Council, under the hand of the Honorable JAMES POT- '1 ER, Esquire, Vice President, and the seal of the State, at Philadelphia, this twenty-first day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-two.
JAMES POTTER, Vice President.
Attest :- TIMOTHY MATLACK, Secretary.
GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH.
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In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, October 22nd, 1782. PRESENT :
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The Honorable the Vice President. .
Mr. Irvine, Mr. Levan, and Mz. Ewing, Mr. Van Campen.
A pass was granted to Jacob Sneider to go to Boston and to re- turn again.
In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, October 23d, 1782. PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Ewing, Mr. Van Campen,
Mr. Levan, and
Mr. Irvine.
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In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, October 24, 1782.
PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Ewing, Mr. Irvine,
Mr. Levan, and
Mr. Van Campen.
On consideration,
Ordered, That Colonel Robert Levers, Lieutenant of the county of Northampton, be authorised and directed to contract with some suita- . ble person in the said county, for supplying the troops stationed in the said county with provisions, at the most reasonable rate, not ex- ceeding the price heretofore agreed upon with Colonel Stephen Bal- liott, provided that the said Colonel Balliott shall decline formish- ing provisions agrecably to his contract, but if he chooses to cop- tinue bis contract it will be agreeable to Couneil.
Council having received information that a certain Henry Wolf lang, hath lately came out of New York and is now in this city, and who, they have reason to believe, is an attainted traiter, by the
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name of " Henry Welflang, shoemaker, late of the city of Phila- delphia;" On consideration,
Ordered, That the Doorkeeper secure the said Henry Welflang, and take him before Plunket Fleeson, Esquire, for examination.
In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, October 25, 1782. PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Irvine, Mr. Van Campen, and
Mr. Levan, Mr. Ewing.
A letter from Thomas Scott, Esquire, of Washington county, of the fourth instant, with a return of Justices for Cumberland town- ship, in the said county, was received and read, by which return it appears that William M'Cleery, and John Armstrong, were duly elected Justices. On consideration,
Ordered, That the said letter and return lie on the table for con- sideration.
In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, October 26, 1782.
PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President. .
Mr. Irvine,
Mr. Levan, and
Mr. Ewing, Mr. Van Campen.
The Council resumed the consideration of the letter from Thomas Scott, Esquire, and the return of Justices for Cumberland town- ship, Washington county ; and thereupon,
Ordered, That a letter be written to the said Thomas Scott, Es- quire, informing him that Council think it not quite prudent to issue a commission upon so old a return as that in which Mr. Ed- gar is mentioned, unless a petition from the people of the district bad supported the sentiment expressed in his letter ; and that they have also thought it best to delay their decision on the return now received, as they are informed it is probable that one of the gen- tlemen named therein may be returned a member of the General - Assembly ; but when that point is known, the Council will nomi- ... aste sad issue the commission, so as to forward it by the first : Opportunity.
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In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, October 28th, 1782- PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Ewing,
Mr. Irvine, Mr. Van Campen, and Mr. Levan.
A pass was granted to Joseph Webb to go to Boston, in the State of Massachusetts, with one team loaded with flour and hemp, and to return again.
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In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, October 29, 1782 PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Irvine, Mr. Van Campen, Mr. Levau,
Mr. Ewing, and
Mr. Wall, (now returned from his family.
In Council.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, October 80, 1782.
PRESENT :
The Honorable the Vice President.
Mr. Irvine, Mr. Wall, Mr. Ewing.
Mr. Van Campen, and
Mr Levan,
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of John Pourtch, for twenty-nine pounds five shillings specie, for thirteen hundred rails, for fencing Billingsport, delivered to William Smith.
A letter from the Honorable Robert Morris, Esquire, Superis- tendant of the Finances of the United States of America, of the twenty-third instant, was read, inclosing two acts of Congress in the following words,. vizt :
By the United States in Congress assembled, 16th Oot'e, 1782. Congress resumed the consideration of the report of the @nhl Committee, consisting of a member from each State, wal tagration
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As follows : ten States being represented, and assenting to the . Bame.
That the estimate for the service of the year 1782, be as fol- lowe :
For the pay of the army,
2,609,320 dollars.
Hospital department,
103,177
Quarter Master General's do.,
718,500
Cloathier General's, -
200,000
For military stores, .
49,891
Rations,
1,281,174
Civil and military staff,
304,447
Marine, -
300,000
Civil list, -
181,214
Contingencies,
252,277
Amounting to six millions of dollars, 6,000,000
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