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Ordered, On application of Ephraim Blaine for a patent in right Of James Wood, of the county of Cumberland.
Ordered, That no deed be given till Council have some proper Assurances that the purchase money paid by. the raid/ Woods, has mot been restored to him by Gideon Richey, agreeably to a resolu- tion of Council, dated on June the eleventh, 1782.
The Comptroller General's reports in favour of the following officers and soldiers were read and approved, and an order drawn For the interest duo to cach on the tenth day of April, 1782, as
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computed by him, to be paid out of the money arising from the excise appropriated for the discharge of interest due upon depre ciation certificates, vist : .
Principal.
Interest.
Percifor Frazier, Esq'r, late Lieutenant Colonel of 5th reg't,
£226 13 9 13 11 11
Richard Keenachan, private of the fourth do.,
56 3 9 374
Jacob Humphrey, Captain, late of the sixth do.,
333 9 5 20 0 1
Lieutenant Wilder Bevins of the fourth do.,
145 19 2
8 15 1
George Utz, late private of the sixth do.,
58 4 1 $ 99
George Williams, late private of the eleventh do.,
54 2 6
3 4 10
Samuel Lindsay, late a Lieutenant of Flying Camp,
55 6 5 3 6 4
Frederick Vernon, Major of the eighth do.,
230 13 7 13 19 6
462 5 7 600
Hon'ble Major Gen'l Arthur Sinclair, Daniel Sinclair, Lieutenant in the third regiment,
232 8 7 13 18 9
Thomas B. Bowen, Captain in the fifth do.,
333 6 8 20 0 0
Francis Mentzges, Colonel in the third do.,
140 4 10
8 8 9
Isaac Shymer, late Lieutenant in Flying Camp,
345 13 8 20 14 9
John Welsh, late private of the fifth regiment,
56 5 6 3 75
John Clarke, late private of the first do.,
41 4 7 2 95
Frederick Dietz, Executor of John Camp, late.private in the tenth do ,
81 8 8
4 17 8
Caspar Ebenor, late Drummer in the Artillery do.,
45 5 5
2 14
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, September 1st, 1783. PRESENT : Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President: Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
'ames Irvine, John M'Dowell,
John Piper, George Wall, Junior, Esquires. ohn Van Campen,
return made agreeably to law, John Miller, Esquire, was ioned a Justice of the Peace for the county of Westmore-'
der was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of the Honorable 'Dowell, Esquire, for the sum of twenty-nine pounds seven and six pence specie, in full for his attendance in Council :hirty.first of July, 1783, and his mileage.
det was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of Frederick for the sum of fifteen pounds ten shillings, in full of his of wages as Doorkeeper till the thirty-first day of August, iclusively. > l' Dowell attended the President as a member of the Board erty.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, September 2nd, 1788.
PRESENT :
Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
Tames Irvine,
George Wall, Junior, & Esquires.
John Van Campen, Sebastian Levan,
iter Rom Brigadier General William Irvine of Fort Pitt, 1.
memorials were read, the one from the officers of the Penn- line, and the other from the officers of the State Gallies. ·der was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of the Honorable .n Levan, for the sum of sixty six pounds specie, in full for adance in Council and his mileage, till the first instant, in- F.
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. The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, September 3rd, 1783. PRESENT :
The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President. .
James Irvine, George Wall, Junior, } Esquires John Van Campen, Sebastian Levan,
A letter from Lieutenant Andrew Robeson, stating the lom d his commission, & praying its renewal, was read.
Ordered, That the Secretary at War be informed of these fast, and that a commission be requested for Mr. Robeson.
The Council met.
Thursday, September 4th, 1783. PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President. James Irvine, George Wall, Junior, ?
John Van Campen, Sebastian Levan, Esquires.
A minute of the House was transmitted to this Board and read, Ordered, In consequence, that the Attorney General be directed to prosecute Mr. Curtis Grubb, a delinquent member.
Ordered. 'That Messieurs Lukens, Rittenhouse and Ewing, b requested to meet Council to-morrow.
The Council met.
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Friday, September 5th, 1783.
PRESENT :
The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President
James Irvine, George Wall, Junior, John Van Campen, John M'Dowell, Sebastian Levan, John Piper,
Esquires.
A letter of instructions to Captains Robinson and Schrank, was read & approved.
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An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of John Nichol- son, Esquire, Comptroller General, for the sum of five hundred pounds State money of the seventh of April, 1781, for the pur- pose of discharge of the one-third part of the depreciation due to the officers and soldiers of the Pennsylvania line; he to be so- countable.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, September 6th, 1788. PRESENT :
The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
James Irvine, George Wall, Jun'r, )
John Van Campen, John Piper, Esquires.
John M'Dowell, Dorsey Pentecost,
The reports of the Comptroller General in favour of the follow- ing officers & soldiers were read and approved, and an order drawn for the interest due to each on the tenth day of April, 1782, as computed by him, to be paid out of the money arising from the . excise appropriated for the discharge of interest due upon,depre- ciation certificates, vist :
Principal.
Interest.
Patrick Connolly, private in the eleventh regiment,
£55 6 5
3 6 4
George Lindersmith, Corporal in the tenth do.,
57 19
3 3 9 5
James Caruthers, private in the fifth do., Edward Callaghan, Matross in the Ar- tillery,
78 11 4
4 8 8
Jobo D. Mounty, do. do. Ar-
tificers,
26 10 4
1 11 9
Christian King, Corporal, in the fifth regiment,
67 3 0 4 0 6
Lieutenant Andrew Robinson, of the eleventh do.,
345 13
9
20 14 9
David Alsbough, late private of the sec- oad do.,
43 2 5
2 11 8
James Halfpenny, private in the Ger- man do,,
59
1
7 3 10
9
Michael Hess, do.
do ..
59 11 7
3 11
4
Robert Gorrell, do. sixth do.,
85
3
1
5
2
2
Yost Borgar, do. first do.,
59
3
1
3 11 0
51
6
5
3
1
6
James Robinson, Corporal eleventh do., Captain John Stotesbury, of the sixth do.,
330
5 0
19 16
3
James Carter, Matross of Artillery do.,
76 10 11
4 11
61 10
4 8 18 9
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Caspar Waggoner, late private in the German do.,
59 1 7 3 10 10
Patrick Lafferty, do. 10th regiment, dec'd, Catharine Knight, his adminis- tratrix,
57 3 1 3 86
Major Thomas LI'd Moore, of the fifth do.,
420 16 10
25 4 11
Nicholas Bittinger, late Captain Flying Camp,
147 3 0
8 16 0
Andrew Walker, Captain in the second regiment.
314 4 5 18 16 11
Ludwick Warner, late private in the sixth do.,
46 5 7
2 15 6
Samuel M'Caslin, father and administra- tor of James M'Caslin, late private in the 10th reg't, deceased,
10 11 4 0 12 T
Richard Calgan, private late of the said regiment,
59 3 1
3 10 1
Adam Garrick, late Matross in the Ar- tillery Artif'rs, 1
71 10 5
4 51
William Rodman, late of the ninth regi- ment,
59 3
1 3 10 11
Major James Moore, of the first do., 379 5 54 22 15 0
John Harper, Lieutenant late of the fifth do.,
300
0 0 18 01
Henry D. Purcell, late Lieutenant se- cond do.,
124 0 0 7 89
De Marcellin, Ensign of the do. do.,
33
4
3 1 19 1
Ensign Le Roy, do. do.
do.,
31 19 3 1 18 1
Zacharias Shugart, Lieutenant late of Flying Camp,
345 11 2
20 14 1
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A letter to General Carleton, inclosing copies of proclamation and certificates of indictment and outlawry, under the seal of the State, was read and approved.
A letter to Governor Livingston, requesting his assistance in promoting the design of the above-mentioned papers, and a leute of instructions to Captain Elijah Weed, to whom the management of this business is committed, were read and approved.
The Comptroller's reports upon the accounts of Jacob Heller and Anthony Learch, for halling done for the State, were read andat proved, and an order drawn for the sum of seven pounds ten shi- lings specie, in favor of the former, and one other order drawn far the sum of five pounds specie, in favor of the latter, on the Tree Burer of the State.
Note .- That these orders passed in the name of John Van Cas pen, Esquire, who is to render an account to the Comptroller C++ oral.
Principal. Interest
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PHILADELPHIA, Monday, September 8th, 1783. 'PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. norable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
orable James Irvine, John Piper,
Dorsey Pentecost, John McDowell, Esquires. Sebastian Levan, Jobn Van Campen,
letter from the Delegates of this State in Congress, inclosing of Mr. Ephraim Douglass's report to the Secretary at War, some other papers relating to his late Indian Agency, was . -
state of the payments made into the Treasury by the several Is in consequence of the requisitions of Congress for the year , was also transmitted to this Board.
r. Edward Fox and Mr. Joseph Bender, the first appointed & missioner for adjusting the accounts of the Hospital depart- i, the other appointed a Commissioner for the settlement of ints in the Cloathing department, attended in Council, the i of qualification were administered, agreeably to law. petition from James Jacks, Esquire, praying to be appointed [ of the Orphans' Court of the county of Lancaster, was read, postponed for consideration.
resolve of the House of Assembly, appointing James Jacks, ire, a Recorder of Deeds and Register of the Probate of Willa, granting letters of administration for the county of Lancaster, ead, and commissions were issued accordingly.
on the petition of Conrad Nell, convicted of fornication. in ounty of Philadelphia,
dered, That the fine adjudged to be paid to the use of the . be remitted.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, September 9th, 1783. PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President. Hon'ble James Irvine, John M'Dowell; John Van Campen, George Wall, Junior, Requires. John Piper, Sebastian Levan, le petition of James Jacks, Esquire, presented on yesterday, rithdrawn. .
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The Comptroller General's reports upon the accounts of Abn- ham Scott, Captain John M'Clellan, John 'Tyler and Robert Trail, Esquire, were read and approved.
A letter from the Minister of France, inclosing a memorial # the General Assembly from Captain Ore, was read ; and
Ordered, To be transmitted to the House.
A letter from the President of Congress, inclosing a resolution d the twenty-first ultimo, was read.
The following messages to the General Assembly upon the meme rials of the officers of the Pennsylvania line and the State Nary, were read and approved.
A message from the President and the Supreme Executive Coud to the General Assembly.
GENTLEMEN :- Having lately received the inclosed memetill from the officers of the Pennsylvania line, we think it our dey immediately to communicate it to our Honorable House.
When we consider that the commutation of five years fall pay in lieu of the half pay for life, for which last the faith of the & has been pledged, and the payment of the other debts due by the United States may be assured by this State, without interrupex or weakening any Federal measures for accomplishing them j. and reasonable contracts, and the satisfaction that would thereby given to our fellow citizens, now to be dismissed under many dr advantages from the service to which they have so long devoted themselves, we cannot but sincerely wish that they. together with the deranged officers, may obtain the solicited confirmation d rights which they all so generously consent to have abridged.
We hope the attention of your Honorable House is already sofar engaged in making regulations concerning certificates, that all the inconveniences complained of, relating to their transferr and auther tication, will be removed.
Adverting to the subjects brought into view by the following part of the memorial, we are made painfully to comprehend the fall force of that affecting expression of the Commander-in-Chief, what in his late letter to Congress he says, "the sensibility occasioned h a parting scene under such peculiar circumstances, will not admite description."
Humanity, Justice and Gratitude enforce the application ; AN tho' we cannot venture to point out the mode of affording rebild our most carnest desire is that it may be granted, in such mum as in your wisdom shall be best approved, and early enough! prevent the distresses now threatening to overwhelm men who, fact, are become liable to them by having for such a period of you. so greatly contributed to defend their country from destruction.
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To the honor of the good people of this Stato, it may be added, lat there can be no doubt, but that such a measure will give them le sincerest satisfaction.
JOHN DICKINSON. · Council Chamber, Philadelphia, 9th September, 1783.
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message from the President and the Supreme Executive Council to the General Assembly.
GENTLEMEN :- The inclosed memorial of the officers late of the Lte Navy, mentions the particular circumstances on which their quest is founded. Considering the public acts to which they Dr, and their merits, we hope and trust that their application I appear to your Honorable House as just and reasonable as it Ho to us, and that therefore, it will be attended with the desired CCH.
JOHN DICKINSON.
Council Chamber, Philad'a, September 9th, 1783.
And the same were presented by the Secretary to the Honorable Speaker of the General Assembly. letter from the Comptroller General of this day, was read and Drred to the General Assembly.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, September 10th, 1783. · PRESENT :
His Excellency the President.
The Honorable the Vice President.
Daorable James Irvine, Dorsey Pentecost, John McDowell, John Piper, - Esquires. John Van Campen,
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favour of the Hon'ble Iboard Peters, Esquire, for the sum of one hundred pounds, in & of his pay as a delegate from this State to Congress, for which is to account.
return of Justices elected for the north-west and south-east Siots of Wyoming, in Northumberland county, was read; upon Ch, and agreeably to a late act of Assembly intitled " An Ast Paravent and stay suits from being brought against the inhabi- ban of Wyoming," &os., Alexander Patterson and John Seely,
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David Mead and John Martin, were commissioned Justices of the Peace for the county of Northumberland.
Alexander Patterson, Esquire, appearing in Council, took the baths of qualification prescribed by the Constitution.
A dedimus potestutum was issued to Alexander Patterson and Samuel Hunter, Esquires, or either of them, to administer the ouths or affirmations to the Justices this day appointed.
The following orders were drawn on the Treasurer, agreeably to the Comptroller General's report of this day :
In favor of Nicholas Stahler, for the sum of forty-seven porad eight shillings, State money of the seventh of April, 1781, being in full of his account of principal and interest for a horse fortin for the use of the public.
In favour of Jacob Stahl, for the sum of fifty-nine pounds fw shillings, like money, being in full of his account of principal and interest for a horse furnished for the use of the public.
In favor of Aaron Levy, for four pounds two shillings and penny, in like money, in full of bis account of principal and is- terest for cattle furnished by Thomas Gaskins for public use.
In favor of Frederick Antes, Esquire, for one pound one shilling and nine pence, in like money, in part of John McHenry's account of provisions furnished for public use.
In favor of John McHenry, for the sum of six pounds and in pence, in like money, in full of his account of provisions fornichel for public use.
Two orders in favor of James Jenkins, the one for eight pounds eight shillings and eight pence, the other for twenty-four poand two shillings, in like money, in full of his account for flour and provisions furnished for the use of the public.
The whole of these orders to be paid out of the fund appropri- ated by resolution of the General Assembly dated on the eighth of April, 1782.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, September 11th, 1783. PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
The Honorable James Irvine, John McDowell, Dorsey Pentecost, John Piper,
Esquires
Sebastian Levan, John Van Campen, George Wall,
Agreeably to a resolution of the General Assembly of the tend inst.,
Resolved, That the Attorney General be directed to institute ** tions against Charles Cessna, of Bedford county, late a member d the House, for forgery and perjury.
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Reuben Skinner, Esquire, was this day commissioned a Justice the Peace for the county of Bedford, upon a return made agrees- to law.
Upon the following resolution of the General Assembly, Resolved, 'That as many of the' objections which have hitherto rented the determination of the boundary line between this Com- awealth and the State of Virginia are now removed, it becomes essary to close that business with all possible accuracy and dis- eb ; that to effect this, four Commissioners shall be immediately Dinted, with directions to provide the necessary astronomical aratus, and to correspond with those appointed by the State of ginia, for the same purpose.
And that the Reverend Jobn Ewing, Doctor of Divinity and wost of the University of Philadelphia, David Rittenhouse, uire, Treasurer of the State, John Lukens, Esquire, Surveyor eral of the State, and Thomas Hutchins, Esquire, be appointed bis duty.
"IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Philadelphia, August 28th, 1783. 5
The report of the committee read August the twenty-seventh ., on the subject of Governor Harrisou's letters, was read the wod time and adopted, as follows, vizt :
Your committee to whom was referred the consideration of @rnor Harrison's letters of the twelfth of June and twenty- of July last, wherein it appears that complaint hath been e to the Executive of the State of Virginia, by a number of the bitants of that tract of country which falls (by the extension be temporary line betwixt the two States) within the bounds bis State ; that the conditions upon which the said line was ded to have been departed from by this State, and measures ted which deprive them of those rights which they held under State of Virginia, and fully confirmed in the agreement en- a iuto by both States previously to the running the aforesaid Dorary line; also, that prosecutions were commenced aud judg- & awarded against the officers of the militia, for obeying the rs of that State previous to the running suid line, whereby the citizens of that State are harrassed and oppressed with ex pence performing the service which they owed to their country ; duly idering the substance of the foregoing complaints, together
the report of the Prothonotary of Washington county, who directed by the Executive of this State, to inquire fully iuto aforesaid premises, beg leave to report :.
"That the foregoing complaints are groundless with respect to infringements having been made on the title of any lands so -. ed under the State of Virginia, and that any suits that were Rated against Lieutenant Colonel. Cos, and others, were owing
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to their imprudent conduct in executi that State subsequent to the agreem the State of Virginia, notwithstandit the said Colonel Coxe was acquitted only.
" Your committee further consid Harrison's letter, wherein he propos between this and the State of Virg Commissioners at Baltimore, in the view the unhappy situation of the g tled in Washington county, &ca., an may attend delay in matters of such the following resolution :
" Resolved, That the Supreme Ex correspond with the Executive of 1 fixing the mode and the most convenie the boundary line betwixt that and authorized immediately to appoint this State, who in conjunction with State of Virginia, shall run the sair cerely disposed finally to ascertain ti States as speedily as possible."
A deed was examined and signed Francis Murray, conveying a tract ‹ township, in the county of Bucks, eight acres and one hundred and nit agreeably to law, as the estate uf Jo tor, for the sum of four hundred and specie. Deed dated the eleventh of
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Fric PRESENT
His Excellency JOHN DICKII The Honorable JAMES EWING, Es
James Irvine, Dorsey
John Piper, Georg Sebastian Levan,
A letter from the Honorable John letter of information from Brigadier read.
Ordered, That the delegates from nished with an extract of such parts late to public service.
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Passes were granted to Major William Hart and Mr. James Hart, che county of Bucks, to go into the States of Maryland and gginis and the States more southern, if they think proper, and eturn.
Tote .- No fees reo'd.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, September 13th, 1788.
PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. . he Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
. James Irvine, John Piper,
John Van Campen, John M'Dowell, JEsquires. Dorsey Pentecost,
."he following proclamation was read, and agreed to, vist :
the President and Supreme Executive Council of the Com- monwealth of Pennsylvania.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, By an act of the General Assembly of this Com- @wealth, intitled "An Act to encourage the speedy apprehending À bringing to justice divers robbers, burglars and felons," reci- & that " Whereas, Caleb Paul, John Paul, Robert Steel, Aaron OD, Mahlin Doan, Eward Connard, Henry Connard, Jeremiah oper, Amos White, Joseph Doan, Abraham Doan, Levi Doan and borge Sinclare, have been duly attainted, by outlawry, in the Su- me Court of this State, of several robberies, burglaries and LoDies, by them committed within the same; notwithstanding mich attainders they continue to perpetrate the like offences, to great disquiet, terror and impoverishing of many of the good sons of this Commonwealth : And whereas, Gideon Vernon, bomas Bulla, Amos Williams, Edward Richardson and George barns, are suspected and charged, and it appears to the Legislature It there is good cause to suspect and charge them, and every of mm, with being accomplices in the aforesaid robberies, burglaries felonies; which crimes might be, in a great measure, prevented future, and the said offenders be speedily brought to justice, if " encouragement be given to such as shall vigorously endeavour Dopprebending the suid malefactors, and some severe punishment Noted on such as ahall hereafter receive or buy money or goods them or any of them stolen, knowing the same to be so, or aball mire, relieve, harbour, comfort or assist the said offenders, or say them."
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It was, therefore, enacted in t from and after the publication of persons, who shall apprehend and John Paul, Robert Steel, Aaron ! nard, Henry Connard, Jeremiah C Abraham Doan, Levi Doan, Gr Thomas Bulla, Amos Williams, Burns, or any of them, and deliv any county in this State, in the ci or to the keeper of any gaol theri from such Sheriff or Gaoler, which and required to give upon such de certificate to the President or Vice being countersigned by one of the any two Justices of the Peace, rec the sum of three hundred pounds aforesaid so taken and delivered ; hereby impowered and required, wi rity, to receive the said offender or and them or him to keep safe, un! of law, under penalty of being pr capital felon, and in case any dis
the persons so apprehending, taki ers, touching the right and title t said Judge or Justices so respecti
shall, together with the said certil or their hands, the said reward to ties claiming the same, in such said Judge or Justices shall seem j the offenders herein before name
committed any robbery or burg from and after the publication of cause to be delivered as aforesaid, before named, who have been outl of the persons herein before last persons last named shall be convi the person so apprehending and d himself have the reward and all apprehending aud prosecuting tok
upon producing to the President certificate signed and countersigo also with a pardon of all robberies, capital, by him committed at any hending and taking, if the Suprem shall think it advisable by their p which pardon shall be likewise a @ such robbery or burglary."'
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Je do hereby declare and promise, that if any of the offenders in before named, or any other person who has committed any very or burglary, being ont of prison, who shall apprehend and , and cause to be delivered as aforesaid, two or more of the ons before named, who have been outlawed as aforesaid, or two more of the other persons herein before last named, so as two more of the persons last named shall be convicted of any rob- For burglary, the person so apprehending and delivering in First case, and so apprehending and prosecuting to conviction the second case, shall himself have the reward and allowance of hundred pounds specie, upon producing to the President or President in Council, a certificate, signed and counter-signed Foresaid, together also with a pardon of all robberies and bur- Les, and of all other offences, not capital, by him committed at time or times before such apprebending and taking.
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