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Captain Isaac Roach, of State navy, Captain Henry Martin, of State navy, Captain Lieu't Andrew Dow, of Art'y Artificers,
276 1 10}
16 11 1
343 17 2 20 12 1
SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 566
ter from the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, inclosing the ation of Congress enjoining a cessation of hostilities, was
er from the Honorable Thomas Fitsimmons, of this day, i, requesting the opinion of Council, whether vessels or ming into this State from Great Britain, or any of her Colonies, can be admitted to entry at the Custom house. eports of the Comptroller General, in favour of the follow- ers aud soldiers, were read and approved, and an order or the interest due to each on the tenth day of April, computed by him, to be paid out of the monies appro- 'or the discharge of interest upon depreciation certificates,
Principal.
Interest.
James Heron, in Hazen's regi- ment,
400 1 6
24 0 0
826 7 11 19 11 7
247 16 3
14 17 3
Samuel Duffield, late Phy'n & D, G'l Hospi.,
1,249 4 2
75 3 7
Int Colonel Thomas Robinson, 1st regim't,
600 0 0 36 0 0
463 5 6 27 15 10
Robert Patton, late of 11th do. ow of Captain Robert Camp- nv'd, do.,
348 1 7 20 17 7
Robert Caldwell, late of At- lee's do.,
362 5 7 21 14 8
152 8 0 9 2 10
1,481 - 1 114 88 17 3
Jacob Ernfighter, Corp Art'y Artificiers,
56 19 9
3 8 4
int Nicholas Fitzimmons, of Navy,
361 9 9 .21 13 8
William Shippen, Jun'r, late tor Gen'l Hosp.,
Francis Johnston, of the 5th 't,
1,565 7 2 93 18 5 543 11 3 32 12 3
Matthew McConnell, invalid 't, Colonel William Williams, of
426 7. 0
25 7 11
492 18 10 29 11 4
600 0 0 86 0 0
851 1 74 51 1 2
836 2 2 50 8 2
John Pearson, of second do. int George Blewer, of 4th do. William Davidson, late of 3rd
140 0 0
8 8 0
John Lawrence, late of 5th do., le James Irvine, Esq'r, Briga- dier Gen'l,
Richard Humpton, of 10th do., Stephen Moylan, of the Cav- alry, Thomas Proctor, late of Artil- Jery,
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Captain Lawrence Keene, und Aid-du- Ca.np, Abraham G. Claypoole, of 3rd reg't, 'Andrew Hoge, late private, 10th do.,
Principdi. Inte
490 13 3 29
200 0 0 12
54 18 8 3 .
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April 14th, 178 PRESENT :
His Exollency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, Preside
Honorable .James Irvine, Christopher Hayes, Esq'
John Piper, James Cunningham,
The reports of the Comptroller General, in favour of the fo ing officers und soldiers, were read and approved, and an drawn for the interest due to each on the tenth day of April, 1 as computed by him, to be paid out of the monies appropriate the discharge of interest upon depreciation certificates, vizt:
Major William Vanleer, late Capt'n in the 9th r't,
Lieutenant William Honeyman, of In- v'alids, John McLican, of the Penn'a navy, Peter Stoy, late a Bombar- dier Art'y Artif.,
Alexander Wilson, lato a Corporal do., Moses Rutter, late a Ser- jeant do.,
John Redman, a private, 3rd regim't, Captain John Cobea, late of the 2nd do., Doctor Hugh Martin, late Surgeon 8th do., Captain Lieu't Jesse Crossley, of Ar- tillery,
Principal. Inte
268 6 8 16
298 5 9 17 1
258 18 9 15 1
64 3 8 -3 1
54 15 5 3
63 13 1 3 :
60 8 8 3:
398 18 1 23 1
87 1 4 6
287 11 0 17
SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
557
Principal. Interest.
345 13 7 20 14 9
220' 12 7 13 4 8
325 13 8 19 10 9
216 17 7 13 Q. 2
295 6 0 17 14 3
Gustavus H. Hendersop, Sur- g'u's Mate, of 7th do.,
308 4 2} 18. 9 10
Barnabas Binney, Sen'r, Surg'n Mil'y Hospital,
1,005 14 9
60 6 10
't John Rudolph, late of the 5th 3't, zn John Thompson, late of the litia,
345 13 8
20 14 9
53 12 5 3.4 8
pr George Glentworth, late Sen'r. Surg'n G'l Hospital,
1,005 12 0
60 6. 8
David Jackson, do.,
1,000 3 10
60 0 2
Alexander Power, Quarter Mas- ter Art'y,
284 4 11
17 1 0.
Rev'd Mr. Robert Blackwell, Japlain,
591 11 0
85 9 9
ain John Hughes, of the 1st regi- ent,
63 0 0
3 15 7
230 13 7 18 16 9
58 2 0
3
8
Thomas Hood, late a Matrossdo., 'John Stiller, do. do.,
39 0 0
2
6
9
lain Job Vernon, late of the 5th gim't,
336 14 10
20 4 0
or James Tate, late Surgeon of 3rd do.
472 19 11
28 7 4
Nicholas Hoffman, late a pri- vate in 10th do.,
54 0 1
3 4 9
Peter Doyle, late do. in 6th do ,
56 18 9 3 8 2
se following orders were drawn on the Treasurer, vizt :
. favour of Honorable James Irvine, Esquire, for the sum of aty-eight pounds fifteen shillings specie, in full for his attend. in Council 'till the thirteenth instant, inclusive.
favour of John Nicholson, Esquire, Comptroller General, for sum of one hundred and twenty five pounds specie, being one
64 8 . 6
3 17 2
't Jobn Craig, of the Flying Camp, Angus Wilkinson, late a Gun- ner Art'y Artifs.,
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tenant William Bell, of the Flying Camp, Blackall W. Ball, of the 3rd regim't, Andrew Dorer, late of 5th do., tenant David Marshall, of 5th g'r.
or James Davidson, late Surg'n of do ,
658
MINUTES OF THE
quarter's salary as Comptroller General, due the thirteenth ir stant.
In favour of Captain Thomas Campbell, late of the fourth Per sylvania, for the sum of eighty seven pounds one shilling, under : resolution of the General Assembly, of the twentieth of Februmy, 1783-See the minutes of July the 8th, 1782.
Passports to New York were granted to Blair McClensche, Mercy Patterson, William Prichard, Michael Kraft, and Mr. L drew Allen, for herself and her two children, Andrew and Margint and a female attendant.
Mr. Stille appearing in Council, and producing a resolve of th General Assembly, confirming bis nomination to the place of Co. missioner for settling the accounts between the State of Pemart vania and the United States, deca., the oath of qualification scribed by an act of Congress, dated October the twentieth, 1724 was administered to bim.
Upon the petition of Alexander Barr, private in the seventh talion of Lancaster county militia, fined for neglect of duty,
Ordered, 'That his petition, with the certificates inclosed, transmitted to the Lieutenant of the county of Lancaster, and &# he be requested to decide upon them according to law.
Ordered, That the Secretary be directed to employ Joseph Dolly and others, in ringing the bells of Christ church on Wednesday next, upon the intended proclamation.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, April 15th, 178%. PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President The Honorable James Irvine, Christopher Hayes,
James Cunningham, John Piper.
Passports to New York were granted to Doctor James Tata, to Mercy Patterson, and an attendant.
Ordered, That the Secretary be authorized to make a demald the Hessian colours taken at Trenton, and presented to the Ceand of this State in testimony of the sense entertained by bis d lenoy the Commander-in-Chief, of the various and important ces rendered by the Pennsylvania militia, and now in the cod of Timothy Matlack, Esquire.
559
SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, April 16th, 1788. PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President.
bae Honorable James Irvine, Christopher Hayes,
James Cunningham, Sebastian Leran.
Two orders were drawn on the Treasurer in favor of the Honor- .l. John Piper, Esquire, for the sum of ninety-six pounds specie, full of his account for attendance in Council till the twenty-first mutant, and his mileage.
A passport to New York was granted to William Hamilton, Squire.
A draft of a proclamation for declaring the cessation of arms, well by sea as by land, agreed upon between the United States America and His Britannic Majesty ; and enjoining the obser- ITnoe thereof, in pursuance of the proclamation of the United ates of America, in Congress assembled, of the eleventh instant, As laid before the Board and read, and the same was agreed to, ia @ words following, vist :
the President and the Supreme Executive Council of the Com- monwealth of Penns; loania :
A PROCLAMATION.
Declaring the cessation of arms, as well by sea as by land, Teed upon between the United States of America and His Britan- Majesty ; and enjoining the observance thereof.
WHEREAS, Provisional articles were signed at Paris on the thir- ith day of November last, between the Ministers Plenipotentiary
the United States of America for treating of Peace, and the imister Plenipotentiary of His Britannic Majesty, to be inserted , and to constitute the Treaty of Peace proposed to be concluded tween the United States of America and His Britannic Majesty, ben terms of peace should be agreed upon between their Most baristian and Britannic Majesties :
And whereas, Preliminaries for restoring peace between their Out Christian and Britannic Majesties, were signed at Versailles the twentieth day of January last, by the Ministers of their iont Christian and Britannic Majesties :
And whereas, Preliminaries for restoring peace between the rid King of Great Britain and the King of Spain, were also signed i Versailles, on the same twentieth day of January last :
By which said preliminary articles it hath been agreed, that as bon as the same were ratified, Hostilities between the maid Kings,
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MINUTES OF THE
their Kingdoms, States and Subjects, should cease in all parts of the world. And it was further agreed, that all vessels and effets that might be taken in the channel and in the North seas, after the space of twelve days frow the ratification of the said prelimina ry articles, should be restored; that the term should be one month from the channel and North seus, as far as the Canary islands, inclusively, whether in the Ocean or the Mediterranean; two months from the said Canary islands, as far as the Equinoctial lim or Equator ; and lastly, five mouths in all other parts of the World, without any exception, or more particular description of time or place :
And whereas. It was declared by the Minister Plenipotentiary of the King of Great Britain, in the name and by the express order of the King his Master, on the said twentieth day of January last that the suid United States of America, their subjects and their possessions, should be comprized in the above mentioned musper- sion of arms at the same epochs, and in the same manner as the three ( 'rowus above mentioned, their subjects and possessions respec- tively ; upon condition, that on the part and in the name of the United States of America, a similar decluration shall be delivered, exprewhy declaring their assent to the said suspension of arms, and contain ing an assurance of the most perfect reciprocity on their part:
And whereas, The Ministers Plenipotentiary of these United States did, on the same twentieth day of January, in the name and by the authority of the said United States, accept the said declan tion, and declare that the suid States should cause all hostilities to cease against His Britannic Majesty, his subjects and his posses sions, at the terms and epochs agreed upon between his said Majesty the King of Great Britian, His Majesty the King of France, and His Majesty the King of Spain, so, and in the som manner as had been agreed upon between those three Crowns, and to produce the same effects :
And whereas, The ratifications of the said preliminary articles between their Most Christian and Britannic Majesties, were es- changed by their Ministers on the third day of February last, and between His Britannic Majesty and the King of Spain, om the ninth day of February last :
And whereas, The United States in Congress assembled, did on the eleventh day of this month, declare it to be their will and pleasure that the cessation of hostilities between the said State and llis Britannic Mujesty should be conf. rmable to the cpools fixed between their Most Christian and Britannic Majesties :
We have thought fit to make known the same to the citizens d this State ; and we do hereby strictly charge and command all of officers, both by sca and luud, and other citizens of this State, forbeur all acts of hostility, either by sea or land, against his Bri- tannic Majesty or bis subjects, from and after the respective times agreed upon between their Most Christian and Britannic Majesties; as aforesaid.
SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. ·561
: do further require all Sheriffs to cause this Proclamation le publick in their respective counties.
Council, under the hand of the President, and the 'seal State, at Philadelphia, this sixteenth day of April, in r of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-
JOHN DICKINSON, President.
:- JOHN ARMSTRONG, Jun'r, Secretary. GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH. -
le Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April 17th, 1783.
PRESENT :
Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. rable James Irvine, John Piper,
Christopher Hayes, Sebastian Levan.
:ts to New York were granted to the Honorable John s. Penn, and their attendants, and to James Cullen. sion was granted to Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott and her two , now in New York, to come to this city.
ports of the Comptroller General, in favour of the follow- s and soldiers, were read and approved, and an order the interest due to each on the tenth day of April, 1782, ed by him, to be paid out of the monies arising from the ropriated for the discharge of interest upon depreciation 3, vist :
Principal.
Interest.
v & children of Charles Hoff- :a Master of Colonal Proctor's leceased,
d Doctor James Sproat, late
n Gen'l Hospital,
400 6 1
24 0 4
skins, late & Matross, Art'y
71 8 9
4 5 8
54
12 9
3 5
.. 6
86
6
1
5 3
6
340
1 .. 0
38 8.0
300
0 0
18 00
406 4 2
24 7 4
278 14 9
16 14 5
109 17 1
6 11 9
en, late a private, 6th reg't, tick, do. 10th do., cob Ashmesd, of the 2nd do , Aldwell, Mate Gen'l Hospital, Henderson, late Paymaster
leu't William E. Godfrey, of .rtif's L. XIII .- 36.
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. . . 563
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, April 19th, 1788. PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President.
le Honorable James Irvine, Christopher Hayes,
John Piper, Sebastian Levan.
James Cunningham,
A letter from Frederick Phile, Esquire, Naval officer, was read ; d
Ordered, To be referred to the Honorable the delegates of Penn- Ivania in Congress.
The Comptroller's report upon the account of a committee of 9 Honorable House of Assembly, sent to the county of Chester, on the business of the late seizure of British goods, was read d approved.
Two orders were drawn on the Treasurer in favour of the Hon- rable James Cunningham, for the sum of ninety-nine pounds ght shillings and six pence specie, in full of his account for his lendance in Council 'till the twenty-first of April, 1788, inclusive, d his mileage.
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favour of Joseph Dolby, six pounds specie, in full of Me account for ringing the bells Christ church upon the proclamation mado of Wednesday st.
Passports to New York were granted to Thomas Bunce and Ja- b Mayer.
The reports of the Comptroller General in favour of the' follow- g officers and soldiers, were read and approved, and an order swn for the interest due to each on the tenth day of April, 1782, computed by him, to be paid out of the monies arising from the Dise appropriated for the discharge of interest upon depreciation rtificates, vist :
Principal.
Interest.
natius Keating, late a private 3rd Reg't,
59 3 1
3. 10 11.
tes Campbell, do., 4th do ,
41 11 5
2 9 10
ptain Nathaniel Vansandt, of 5th do., eutenant Colonel Thomas Forrest of the Artillery,
99 4 0
5 18 11
614
6 9 36 17 2
ptain William Power, of do.,
268 17
6 16 2 6
rotor William Magaw, Surg'n of 4th Reg't,
516 14 8
31 0 0 .
siga James Gilchrist, late of 5th do.,
41 11 10
2 9 10
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MINUTES OF THE
Lieutenant Robert Darlington, late of Fly'g camp, John Marshall, late Corporal Art'y Artificers, Stephen Singlewood, late Sergeant of 2nd Reg't, Hon'ble Arthur St. Clair, Major Gen'l, in part,
Principal. Interes
319 6 1 . 19 $ 1
50 13 10 3 01
75 7 5 4 10 5
1,081 6 0 64 17 6
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April 21st, 1783. PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President The Honorable James Cunningham, Christopher Hayes James Irvine, Passports to New York were granted to John Mechlin, The Cheeseman, and Benjamin G. Eyre, and William Vanden Lock
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PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, April 22nd, 1783. PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President The Honourable James Irvine, Christopher Hayes \ Requis Sebastian Levan, and
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, April 23rd, 1783. PRESENT : Ilis Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President The Honorable James Irvine, Christopher Hayes.
Sebastian Levan, A letter from Captain Thomas Robeson of the Northumberle county Rangers, dated the twenty sixth ult'o, inclosing a retenu stores retained for the use of the Wyoming Garrison, wu ; and
Ordered, To be filed.
SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 565
A passport was granted to James Harvey, Benjamin Linsey, Law- Ice Robertson and Daniel Frazier, to go into New York and to urė again. A similar passport was granted to Henry Sneider.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April 24th, 1783.
PRESENT : .
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President.
· Honorable James Irvine, Sebastian Levan.
. Christopher Hayes,
A passport was granted to George Weiss to go into New York L to return again.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April 25th, 1788. PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. morable James Irvine, Sebastian Levan, Esquires.
Christopher Hayes, and
Passports were granted to Daniel Gomez and John Browne and Ey, his wife, to go to New York and to return again.
C'ho answers of the Honorable the Judges of the Supreme Court Che queries of Council respecting the entry of British vessels' the Naval office, were read; and
Ordered, To be filed.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, April 26th, 1788.'
No Council.
Monday, April 28th, 1783.
LTo Council.
566
MINUTES OF THE
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, April 29th, 1788. PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President The Honorable James Irvine, Sebastian Levan, Esquires. Christopher Hayes,
A circular letter from the Superintendant of Finance, stating li a letter of appointment and instructions to the Paymaster General, was read.
A passport was granted to Murdock Martin and his son, top into New York not to return again. No fees paid.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, April 30th, 1788. PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President Honorable James Irvine, Christopher Hayes, Esquina
Sebastian Levan,
Upon considering the petition of Samuel Tennis; it was,
Ordered, That the corporal punishment to which he wu (df tenced at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the county of Cumberland, held at the town of Carlisle, on the twenty-com day of April, 1783, be remitted.
Upon the petition of William Layland, convicted of larceny the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace held at Philadelphi on the third day of March, 1783, and sentenced to pay a fine df three pounds specie to the use of the State ;
Ordered, That the said fine of three pounds adjudged to the un of the State, be remitted.
An order was drawn in favour of Frederick Sneider, for the run of fifteen pounds two shillings and eight pence, in full for li wages as Doorkeeper, 'till this day inclusively, and cash advanced by him in the purchase of sundry articles for the use of Come
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 587
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May lot, 1788. PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. ne Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
James Irvine, Christopher Hayes, ? Esquires. Sebastian Levan,
rdered, That Mrs. Margaret Club, and her three children, bave mission to come from the city of New York to the city of Phila- bia.
Ordered, That Robert Tomkins have permission to go to New k, and to return again.
Ordered, That Mr. Maclay be directed to forward two boxes of quett cartridge, and three hundred rifle flints, to Captain Robe- now at Wyoming, and that General Potter be requested to some attention to their speedy and secure conveyance from bury.
Ordered, That Captain Joseph Stiles, Commissary of Military es, be directed to deliver four hundred and fifteen pounds of der, and eight weight of lead, to Colonel Christopher Hayes, the use of the militia of Washington and Westmoreland coun-
Ordered, That letters be written enjoining it upon the Lieuten- of the said counties, not to issue any part of this ammunition n the receipts of the officers commanding corps, and that the e obligation be carried down to the private soldier.
bo reports of the Comptroller General in favour of the follow- officers and soldiers, were read and approved, and an order ro for the interest due to each on the tenth day of April, 1782, omputed by him, to be paid out of the monies arising from the se appropriated for the discharge of interest upon depreciation ificates, vizt :
Principal.
Interest.
mel Tench Tilghman, Aid-de-Camp his Exc'y the Commander-in-Chief, I's Colonel Solomon Bush, late D'y dj't Gen'l of militia,
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871 13 9 52 5 11
811 15 0
48 13 9
mas Wallace, Quarter Master Ser- ant, second regiment,
83 10 0
5 0 2
seis Donnelly, Serjeant of lat Art'y rtificers,
81 15 0 4 18 0
n Nugent, Matross, of do.,
, 108 2 3 6 8 8
an Bocher, late Corporal of 4th g't, .
60 10 5
8 12 7
.
568
MINUTES OF THE
Principal.
Interest.
· George Biddleson, late private in the second do.,
56
1 7 3 .7 3
Alexandar Martin, Matross Artillery,
69 5 0
4 3 0
Lieutenant John Sprouls, late of do. Artificers,
121 0 0
7 52
Archibald MoFall, late a private of 5th reg't,
60 11 0 3 12 8
William Shippen, late Master of Proc- tor's band of music,
132 19
8 7 19 4
Peter Demon, a Dragoon of the Penn'a Cavalry,
56 0 5
3 7 2
John Hutchinson, private in the 1st reg't,
59 3 1
3 10 11
William Robb, private, late of the 3d do.,
90 18 0
5 89
Joseph Ashton, Lieut't in the reg't of Artillery,
324 6 6 19 9 3
Doctor George Stevenson, Mate of the Gen'l Hosp'l,
209 9 7
12 10 0
Hezekiah Davis, late a Lieu't of Flying Camp,
305 13 8 18 6 9
Licu't Colonel Samuel Hay, of the 10th reg't,
717 9 34 43 0 10
Andrew Lee, Lieutenant of Hazen's reg- iment,-
246 6 10
14 15 7
Captain Alexander Graydon, late of the 3d reg't,
74 0 2
4 8 9
Jobn Buckborough, late a private of 5th do.,
60 11
2
3 12 8
John McCreery, do. do ..
61 15
4
3 14 0
64 13
7 3 17 6
59
3
1 3 10 11
Samuel Boger, private of the 6th do. Erkurius Beatty, Lieu't & Pay M'r & Clothier,
85. 16
7 5 3 0
313 6
0 18 15 11
44 15
0
2 13 7
James Davis, late a Matross, Artificers, John McGregon, late Sergeant Artil- lery,
95 6
6
5.14 4
Lieutenant John Pratt, Quarter M'r 4tb reg't,
89 14
3ł
5 7 1
Simeon Shelleberger, private do.,
56 15
1
3 8 3
Captain Thomas Pry, of. Hazen's reg't,
450 16
1
27 0 11
Donald McIntosh, Executor for Rob't Mortimer, late Serjeant of Cavalry, Do. for Thomas Murray, Dragoon, do.,
138 19
0
8 6 3
65 18 10
3 19 0
Edward Graham, a Dragoon of Cavalry, Benjamin Stagg, private of the 5th reg't, David Hull, private of the 5th do.
54 19
9 3 5 11
UPREMI XECUTIVE. COUNCIL.
509
', Esq'r, Lieu't Colonel
300 0 0
18 0 0
46 2 3₴ 2 15 3
70 1 2
4 4 0
edy, late Adjutant of 6th
516 17 3 31 0 0
54 19 9
3 6 0
218 0
8 18 1 7
59 8 1 3 10 11
283 18. 6
17 0 9
. Brown, late Surgeon of
378 19 8 22 14 8
136 4 6 8 33
56 6 1
3 7 6
73 8 10
4 7 9
rry, private in the 9th ingham, late Serjeant 3d
57 10 1
3 8 11
84 4 1
5 0 11
65 15 5 3 18 10
312 4 10 18 14 6
82 11 8
4 19 0
80 3 10
4 16 2
62 12 3
3 15 0
283 .6 1 ' 17 0 0
56 12 7 £ 3 7 10
345 13 7 20 14 9
88 1 9
5 5 7
: Decker, late of the 5th
812 13 10
18 15 0
private of do., m Cathcart, late Surgeon
92 5 4 5 10 7
.
.600 3 8 30 0 2
Principal.
Interest.
· Houderson, of 4th do., in, Corporal of the Artil-
es, late private of 6th do., je McCully, of the 3rd do., igust, private of 1st do., i, Lieu't of the Art'y Ar-
ry, do. of 2nd do., , late private of 6th do., rand, Matross, Artillery
by, a Dragoon of Cavalry, .r. Sam'l Blair, Chaplain
private fourth regiment, rien, private of the 2nd Il, late Serjeant Art'y Ar- Lien't and Quanter M'r
late a private in the second homas Wynn, late of the 1 Ip, 18, late private, say drum- 't,
570
MINUTES OF THE .
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, May 2nd, 1783. PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President. .
The Honorable James Irvine, Sebastian Levan.
Christopher Hayes,
A passport to Detroit, by the way of Albany and the lakes Or tario and Erie, was granted to John Bull, a Moravian missionary, and his companion, John Wygant.
A passport was granted to Nicholas Romayne, D. M., to go into New York, and to return again.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, May 3rd, 1783. PRESENT : -
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire; Vice Presidont.
The Honorable James Irvine, Christopher Hayes, Esquires. Sebastian Levan,
.
A letter from Colonel Valentine Eckhart, Lieutenant of the county of Berks, praying direction from the Board in what manner to proceed against delinquent Collectors of militia fines in the said county, was read ; and thereupon,
Ordered, That the said Lieutenant be directed to proceed at- cording to law, without loss of time, against all Collectors of mili- tia fines who may have neglected to do their duty.
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