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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, October 6th, 1783.
PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President The Honorable James Irvine, John Piper, - Esquires.
George Wull, Jun'r, Sebastian Levan, John Van Campen,
Petitions from Dorsey Pentecost, Ephraim Douglass, Alexander McClean, and Joseph McCleery, Esquires, respectively, praying to be appointed Prothonotary of the county of Fayette, were read. upon which, agreeably to the order of Saturday, Council proceeded to the election of a Prothonotary of the county aforesaid, and on the votes being taken, it appeared that Ephraim Douglass, Esquire. · was duly elected.
The Comptroller General's reports on the following accounts were read and approved, vizt :
Upon the account of Francis Bailey, for printing work done by order of Council, fourteen copies of the new editions of the laws neatly bound, and four copies of the Constitutions of the seven States, also bound, furnished for public use.
Upon the account of John Chambers, Esquire, Jate Sub-Lieu- tenant of Northampton county, and an order drawn on the Tres surer for the sum of fifty-eight pounds thirteen shillings and six pence specie, to be paid out of the money arising from militis fine in the said county.
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Upon the account of Francis Bailey, for printing work done for the office of the Comptroller General.
Upon the account of Doctor Gerardus Clarkson, for medicine fur- nished to a Serjeant of Proctor's regiment.
An order was drawn on the Naval Officer in favor of Major James Moore, for six hundred pounds specie, out of the duties which have arisen by the late impost laws, agrecably to resolution of the Gene- ral Assembly dated the twenty-second day of September, 1783, for the purpose of recruiting two companies of Infantry, to be sta- tioned at Wyoming.
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of John Nichol- Bon, Esquire, Comptroller General, for seven hundred and fifty pounds, State money of the seventh day of April, 1781, for paying one-third of depreciation to the Pennsylvania line, agreeably to act of Assembly passed the thirteenth of April, 1782, said Comptrol- ler to account.
The Honorable Dorsey Penticost, Esquire, sent in a resignation of his seat at this Board, which was read and accepted.
A letter from the Senate of Hamburgh, and sundry papers in- closed, respecting the ship Else Catharina, were. received and read, and the same were ordered to be sent to the Naval Officer to report to Council the circumstances attending the said vessel.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, October 7th, 1783. PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President.
The Honorable James Irvine, Christopher Hayes, - George Wall, John Van Campen, John Piper,
Requires.
The following reports from the Comptroller General were fond : and approved :
Upon the accounts of John Weitzle, Esq'r, late Lieutenant of . the county of North'n.
Upon the account of William Lyon, Esq'r, for . bis services in purchasing blankets for the army, and as Commissioner for audit- ing accounts of Lieutenant and Sub-Lieutenants of Cumberland county.
Upon the accounts of Thomas Soott, Esquire, Prothonotary of Washington county, for tax arising from writs in said county.
Upon the account of William Lyon, Esquire, Prothonotary of Cumberland county, for tax arising from write in said county.
Upon the account of John Hubley, Esquire, Prothonotary of the county of Lancaster, for tax arising from write in mid county.
704
MINUTES OF THE
Upon the account of the said John Hubley, for tavern and mar- riage licences.
Upon the account of William Ravan, Req'r, Sheriff of York Co'y, for fines and forfeitures.
Upon the petition of Peter Kohler, convicted of an assault and battery in the county of Philadelphia,
Ordered, That the fine adjudged to be paid to the use of State, be remitted.
The Honorable George Wall, Junior, Esquire, attended His Er- cellency the President, as a member of the Board of Property.
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The Council met.
'PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, October 8th, 1783. PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President
The Hon'ble James Irvine, John Piper, George Wall, Junior, Christopher Hayes, Enquires John Van Campen,
The record of the conviction of Pietro Giacobe Francisca Meses and Mattes Brattelli, (for the murder of William Pickles,) at the Court of Oyer and Terminer held at Philadelphia the twenty- second day of September last, was received and read, by which it appears that the said Pietro Giacobe, otherwise called Pietro Simone Francisco Mesca and Matteo Brattelli, are sentenced by the said Court, "to be hanged by the neck 'till they be severally dead." A petition from Giacoma Agnese in their behalf, was also read; and the same being considered,
Ordered, That a warrant under the less seal of the State be is- sued for executing the said sentence upon them, the said Pietre Giacobe, otherwise called Pietro Simone Francisco Meses and Matteo Brattelli, on Saturday the eighteenth instant, between the hours of ten of the clock in the forenoon, and two of the clock in the afternoon of the same day, at the usual place of execution.
Ordered, That the Sheriff of the city and county of Philadel. phia, be directed to call forth the posse cometatus of the mid county, or a respectable part thereof, for the purpose of preserving peace and good order at the said execution.
Two orders were drawn on the Treasurer in favor of John Hays, Esquire, one for fifty-four pounds nine shillings and two peres, State money, and the other for seventy-seven pounds twelve shil- lings specie, ballances of his account as late Sub-Lieutenant d Northampton county, to be paid out of the money arising from militia fines in the said county.
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, October 9th, 1783 PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. Hon'ble James Irvine, John Van Campen, and ) George Wall, Jun'r, Christopher Hayes, John Piper,
Esq'rs.
On consideration,
Ordered, That Ephraim Douglass, Esquire, be appointed Clerk the Orphans' Court, Clerk of the Court of General Quarter sions of the Peace, and a Justice of the Court of Common Pleas .he county of Fayette; and that commissions issue accordingly. The following orders were drawn on the Treasurer, vizt :
a favor of the Honorable John Van Campen, Esquire, for one dred and eight pounds five shillings specie, ballance of his ao- at for his attendance in Council 'till the thirteenth instant, his sage, and cash paid sundry boatmen employed in the public ice.
D favor of the Honorable James Irvine, two orders, one for . pounds, and the other for twenty pounds ten shillings specie, all for his attendance in Council 'till the thirteenth instant in- ive.
a favor of Honorable George Wall, Junior, Esquire, for eighty- e pounds two shillings and six pence, in full for his attendance the thirteenth instant inclusive.
favor of Honorable Christopher Hayes, Esquire, for forty uds seventeen shillings and six pence specie, in full for his at. ance in Council 'till the thirteenth instant inclusive.
& favor of Daniel Bradley, two orders, one for five pounds State ey, in full of his own certificate, and the other for thirty-five a de twelve shillings and two pence like money, in full of Wil- Montgomery's certificate, for provisions furnished for public to be paid out of the fund appropriated by resolution of the Dral Assembly dated the eighth day of April, 1782.
L favor of Walter McFarlane, for eleven pounds thirteen shil-
and four pence State money, out of the fund appropriated by tution of the General Assembly of the 8th of April, 1782, for Esions furnished for public use.
Lie Comptroller's reports upon the accounts of Michael Pobst, hel of militia in Northampton county ; and the recruiting ao- of Henry Piercy, Lieutenant in the second Pennsylvania cent, were read and approved.
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Benjamin Fuller, John Maxwell Nesbitt, and John Nixon, for five hundred and seven pounds specie, in full for services and at tendance as Auditors of Accounts, payable in four months from the date of said resolution.
Upon the Comptroller General's report on the account of James Old, Iron Master, and his petition to the Board, praying some allowance for losses sustained in the sale of a quantity of cannon and cannon ball,
Resolved, That Council cannot agree to make the compensation requested, but consent that the ballance of fourteen pounds nino- teen shillings and ten pence specie, due to him on the settlement of his account to the State, as appears by report from the Comp- troller General's office, remain in his hands.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, October 13th, 1788.
PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The Honorable James Irvine, John Piper, Esquires. Christopher Hayes, Sebastian Levan, S
The following orders were drawn on the Treasurer, vizt :
In favor of William Moore, Esquire, Messieurs James and John Wharton, Executors, and Elizabeth Wharton, Executriz, of Thomas Wharton, Jun'r, Esquire, dec'd, payable in six months from the twenty-fourth day of September, 1783, for the sum of fifteen bun- dred pounds, including what is now due to them for the use of his widow and children, " to be equally divided among them, share and share alike," agreeably to resolution of Assembly of 24th of Sep- tember, 1783.
In favor of Mr. Francis Bailey-two orders-one of them for one hundred and forty-nine pounds ten shillings specie, amount of his account for printing done by order of Council, and the other for fifty-one pounds fifteen shillings specie, for printing done for the Comptroller's office.
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of Mr. Griffith Evans, for forty-five pounds twelve shillings and six pence specie, ballance of his accounts for eleven months' salary as Clerk to the Comptroller General, ending the fourteenth instant.
The Comptroller General's reports in favour of the following oficers and soldiers, were read and approved, and an order drawn for the interest due to each on the tenth day of April, 1782, as com- puted by him, to be paid out of the monies arising from the excise
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appropriated for the discharge of in certificates, vizt :
John Smith, private in the tenth reg ment,
Enos Reeves, Lieutenant in the se ond do.,
Henry Piercy, do. do.
John Hart, Drum Major, German, dc George Grier, late private third do., Jobn Barkley, Captain Lieu't of fif do.,
James Gamble, Ensign fourth do.,
Robert Fleming, late private fifth do Michael Goodman, late Matross Art lery Artificers,
Henry Stout, late private in the Gi man regiment,
Captain Job Vernon, late of the fif do.,
Captain Samuel Kennedy, late of t seventh, do.,
Captain David Zeigler, first do.,
William Murren, Lieu't and Q'r M 2nd do.,
Joseph MeClellan, Captain late of di Nicholas Leb, private in the fifth do. Jonathan Sturges, Sergeant in the fi do.,
Adam Musketness, late private in t 2nd do ,
John McQuead, do., do.,
John Rose, Surgeon in the seven do.
Jacob Hobzinger, late Lieutenant of t! militia,
John Markland, Lieutenant in the six! regiment,
Jacob Glassmyer, late private in tl do., do ,
John Smith, do., do.,
John McClelland, Drummer in the 31 do.,
John Abbott, late private in the se ond do., Hugh King, late Lieutenant in ti Flying Camp,
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
709
Principal. Interest.
83 5 3}
4 19 10
53 10 5
3.4 2
94 10 6 5 13 4
54 1 1
8 4 9.
54
3 2
3 4 11
84 8' 8 5 1 2
230 10
9 13 16 7
37 10
8 24 11 0
:er, late private in the sixth
9 8 4
0 11 . 2
442 17 10
26.11 4
88 11 7
5
6 3
63 3 11
4 1 9
58 5 0
3 9 9
24 12
0
1
9
5
77 3
4 12 11
25 12 0
1 10 9
64 18
6 3 17 9
91 16
7 5 10 1
131 15 0 7 18 0
63 19
1 3 16 8
58 15 4
3 10 5
58 4 9 3 9 10
61 13
8. 3 13 11
58 5 8 3 9 10
59 1 7
3 10 10
60 14 5 . 3 12 9
63 7 8
3 16 0
82 12 9
4 19 0
h, Esq'r, Administrator of .uston, late Serjeant 2nd
wser, late private in the .ment, b Barnitz, late of the Fly- Cillam, late private seventh
van, late private do., rguhoff, late private in the
ah Harmar, nes Chrystie,
le, late a private in the sec-
88 11 7
5 68
ird, Esquire, Major of the erty, private of the second
xander Parker, wan, Captain Invalid regi-
meyman, Lieutenant do., 1, Esquire, Lieutenant Col'l
s, Lieutenant Invalid do., hey, Captain in the sixth do., g, late private Hazen's do., w Vonheer, Captain of Ar-
Elvaine, Drummer in the
ggles, late private, do., .88, do. 6th do., itie 4th do., es Hamilton, of the second
Varner, late private in the
lire, do. third do., son, late Serjeant Artillery
3,
: Shockerman, late private egiment,
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'710
MINUTES OF THE
Principal.
Interest.
Captain Isaac Vanhorne,
44 18 9
2 13 6
Lieutenant Edward Speer, of the first do.,
52 1 8
32 1
Andrew Connolly, late private of the fourth do.,
56
8 10
3 77
Daniel Straban, do. third do.,
56 19 10
3 8 4
John Moore, late private sixth do., by Nancy Moore, his Executriz,
88 13 1 . 5 6 4
Robert Harris, Surgeon's Mate second regiment,
100 0
0
600
James Chambers, late Colonel first do., Stephen Baldy, late Lieutenant Flying Camp,
76 8
5
4 il 7
James Martin, private second regiment, Samuel Montgomery, late Captain in the seventh do.,
338 12
8
20 6 3
William Welsh, late private in the fourth do.,
56 10
7 3 79
Edward Bryan, late Matross Artillery Artificers,
28 5
8 1 18 10
56 7. 7
8 77
Anthony Wayne, Esquire, Brigadier General,
1,500 00
90 0 0 -
Andrew Patterson, late Gunner Artil- lery Artificers,
52 13 6
3 81
John Dayley, late Matross, do.,
53 15 11
3 4 5
John Marr, private in the third regi- ment,
60 16 4
3 12 11
George Hunter, late Mate in the Gen- eral Hospital,
444 6 6
26 13 1
John Earhart, late private in the tenth regiment,
54 1 8
3 4 10
Doctor H. Fullerton, late Surgeon Fly- ing Camp, dec'd, per his widow and children,
252 13 0
15 3 1
Adam Coogler, Dragoon Colonel Lee's legion,
58 18 5 3 10 8
George Richardson, late Matross Artil- lery Artificers,
51 9 7
3 18
John Mckinney, late private in the sixth regiment,
58 1 9
3 9 8
.
Archibald Gordon, late private 11th regiment,/
654 16
1ł 39 5 8
59 1 7
3 10 10
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, October 14th, 1783. At the President's House.
PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Eeq'r, President.
The Honorable James Irvine, John Piper, and Esquires. Christopher Hayes, Sebastian Levan,
The Comptroller General's report upon the account of the Hon'- ble Christopher Hayes, Esquire, late Sub-Lieutenant of the county of Westmoreland, were read and approved, and two orders were drawn on the Treasurer in his favor : one for forty-one pounds four- teen' shillings and six pence, State money; and the other for one hundred and forty-three pounds moven shillings and nine pence, ballance of his account as Sub-Lieutenant for said county, to be paid out of the money arising from militia fines in the county of Westmoreland.
And one other order was drawn in favor of the said Christopher Hayes, Esquire, for fifty pounds nineteen shillings and ten penco specie, in full for provisions furnished by him to the persons om- ployed in running the Temporary line between this State and the State of Virginia.
An order was drawn in favor of Hon'ble John Piper, for the sum of six pounds two shillings and six pence, in full for his attendance. in Council till the fourteenth iustant, and his mileage.
Frederick Phile, Esquire, agreeably to order, attended in Uoun. cil, and made report of the monies in his hand, subject to the draughts of this Board.
Upon the verbal representation of Colo. Richard Humpton, that many of the recruiting accounts of the Pennsylvania line were yet unsettled, and that he had reason to believe there was a large bal- lance due to the State, for which he as Superintending officer of that duty held himself responsible,
Ordered, That the ballances due to the State by the several re- cruiting officers upon a settlement of their accounts, be deducted from the sum to be advanced to each in consequence of the resolu- tion of Assembly of the twenty-second of September, 1788, and that they be added to the fund now in the hands of the Naval officer, and appropriated to the purposes of the aforesaid resolu. tion.
Resolved, That orders be drawn agreeably to the following arrangement, as settled by the Comptroller General :
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Officers intitled to the benefits of the resolution of Assembly o the 22nd of September, 1783.
Rank.
Namei.
'by Council.
Suin drawn
due.
Amount
ed.
Sum deduct-
Honorable
Arthur St. Clair, Enq'r, Maj'r Gen'7, -
415 2 498 5
918
Anthony Wayne, Esq's, B'r Gen'Î,
687+
687}
William Irvine, Esq'r, ditto,
687+
687}
Edward Hand, Esq'r, ditto,
687}
.687;
Major, Captain,
James Reed,
275
275
James Duncan,
220
220
Thomas Pry,
-
220
220
Lieutenant,
-
William Stewart,
146+
1464
-
Col Lee's Partizan Legion.
275
275
Lawrence Manning,
183}
183}
Matthew Irvine,
824}
324}
Cavalry
516,3
616,73
Benjamin Temple,
4125
412}
Moore Fontleroy,
830
330
David Hopkins,
275
275
John Heard,
275
275
Erasmus Gilt,
275
275
Thomas Overton,
275 .
275
¡Lawrence Trent,
275
275
Zebulon Pike & Pay M'r,
275
275
John Craig,
275
Lieutenant,
Jonah Hallett, Adju't,
183}
183}
George Guthrie,
183₫
183₺
William Thompson,
183+
183}
Thomas M'Calla, Surg'n,
324}
324}
Jos. Thompson, S'rs Mate,
231
231
Lieutenant,
John Robbins,
.
183}
183}
Invalid Regiment.
412+
412}
David Woelper,
220
220
.John M'Gowan,
220
220
John Reily,
220
220
.
Andrew Loe,
146+
1461
Captain, Lieutenant, Surgeon,
James Armstrong,
Colonel, Lt. Colonel, Major, Captains,
Steven Moylan,
Brid'g M'r Doctor,
Lewis Nichola,
Colonel, Captains,
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DOLLARS.
Gen'l Hazen's Regiment.
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SUPREME 'EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ..
718
Rank.
Names.
by Council.
Sum drawn
due.
Amount
ed.
Sum deduct-
in,
Matthew M'Connell,
220
2.20
n Lient., enants,
William M'Ilhatton,
1461
1463
William Honeyman,
1464
146ª
Jonathan Pugh & Adjut't.
146}
1463
James McLean.
1461
1463
r8,
Mathew Maus, Surg'n,
324}
324}
Christian Taylor, do. Mate,
231
231
FIRST OF JANUARY, 1783. Artillery.
Francis Proctor,
34311
34347
Robert Coltman,
275
275
Worsley Emnes,
275
275
James M'Clure,
275
275
William Power,
275
275
Thomas Douglass,
275
275
William Martin,
275
275
n Lieut.,
Mathew Maguire & Pay M'r, Infantry.
183₺
183}
Walter Stewart,
4124 412}
4124
olonels,
Wm. Butler, Command't,
4124
Caleb North,
250
330
80
r,
James Hamilton,
275
275
William Alexander,
275
275
Evan Edwards, Aid Gen'1? Sullivan's Army,
275
275
Thomas L. Moore,
275
275
ins,
John Davis,
220
220
David Ziegler,
220
220
John Stielt,
220
220
John M'Clellan,
140
220
80
Edward Bucke,
220
220
John Pearson,
220
220
Robert M'Curdy,
158}
220
John Patterson,
220
220
Andrew Walker,
140
220
80
William Lusk,
220
220
Isaac Vanhorne,
9911
220
120g
Samuel Kennedy,
100
220
120
412}
Thomas Craig,
Francis Mentges,
380
330
OFFICERS WHO RETIRED THE
. " ing
DOLLARS.
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.
714
MINUTES OF THE
Rank.
Names.
by Council.
Som drawn
due.
Amount.
DOLLARS.
Captains,
A. G. Claypoole,
220
220 1
William Sprost,
220
220
John Bush,
220
John Marshall,
220
220
Samuel Bready,
220
220
Henry Buker,
220
220
William Henderson,
220
220
Thomas Campbell,
220
220
Stephen Stephenson,
220
220
Benjamin Bartholomew,
220
220
Samuel Smith,
220
220
Job Vernon,
220
220
William Vanleer, B. Maj'r,
220
220
Robert Patton,
220
220
John Stotesbury,
220
220
Andrew Johnston,
1463
1463
Michael Everly,
146}
146}
Jno. Wigton, Pay Mas'r,
1464
1463
Peter Smith, Q'r Mas'r,
1463
1463
George North,
1463
1463
James Gilchriest,
1463
1461
Alex'r Stewart, Surg'n,
824}
324}
James Davidson, do.,
324}
324}
Jobn Rogue,
231
231
Robert Harris,
231
231
Robert Wharry,
231
231
Reverend,
David Jones,
412}
412} 4124
OFFICERS ARRANGED THE FIRST OF JANUARY, 1783. Artillery.
And'w Porter, Com'dt,
550
550
Isaac Craig,
34347
34341
Charles Turnbull,
155
275
1
William Ferguson,
275
275
John Brice,
275
275
Jonas Symonds,
275
275
Lieutenants,
Doctors,
Lt. Colonel, Major, Captains,
Chaplains.
Rober M'Murdy,
412}
1463
John Harper,
1463
220
Jeremiah Jackson,
.
715
SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Rank.
Names.
by Council.
Sam drawn
due.
Amount
duoted.
Sum de-
Capt'n Lieut.,
James Lloyd,
188}
183}
James Smith,
188}
183}
Robert McConnell,
140}
183}
43
Jesse Crosley,
183}
1834
John Stricker,
183}
183}
Samuel Doty,
183}
183}
Jos. Ashton, Pay Mas'r,
188}
183}
. 2d Lieutenant, Robert Parker, Adjutant,
183}
183}
Henry Greer,
188}
183}
Ezekiel Howell,
183}
183₴
Robert Porter.
183}
183}
Joseph E. C. Lambert,
183}
188+
James Gamble,
183}
183}
John Humphreys,
183}
183}
John Van Court,
188}
183}
Reading Beatty, Surg'n,
324}
324}
Colonel,
Daniel Broadhead,
4124
4124
Lt. Colonel,
Josiah Harmer,
330
330
Major, Captains,
John Doyle,
100
220
120
Thomas B. Bowen,
220
John Bankson,
220
220
Benjamin Fish bourne,
220
220
Jacob Humphrey,
26
220
194
William Wilson,
220
220
Andrew Irwin,
220
220
Isaac Seelly,
220
220
Joseph Finley,
220
220
Lieutenant,
Andrew Lytle,
146៛
1463
James M. Jones,
95
146
513
William Moore,
1464
1464
James McMichael,
1463
146}
Stewert Herbert,
146₴
146ª
James McFarland, Quarter M'r,
1461
1461
George Blewer,
1461
1463
Blackall W. Ball,
146ª
1463
James McPherson,
146}
146}
John Ward,
146}
146}
.
-
.
Doctor,
Infantry, 1st Regiment.
275
275
Frederick Vernon,
T
DOLLARS.
1st Lieuts.,
John B. Webster, Q'r M'r,
1834
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716 .. MINUTES OF THE .
Rank.
Names.
by Council.
Sum drawn
due.
Amount
ducted.
Sum do-
Lieutenant,
James Milligan,
1463
1463
Richard Fullerton, Adj't,
1463
1464
Joseph Collier,
146ª
1463
Llewellin Davis,
663
1464
80
Jacob Weitzle,
146ª
146}
Robert Martin,
1464
James Campbell,
263
146}
120
David McKnight,
146ª
146}
Edward Spear,
146;
146}
George Le Roy,
146ª
146}
Joseph Irvine,
1461
1464
Doctor,
William McGaw, Surg'n,
324}
324}
John Wilkin, S'ns Mate, Second Regiment.
231
231
Colonel,
Richard Humpton,
412}
-
Lt. Colonel,
Thomas Robinson,
330
330
James Moore,
275
275
James Christie,
220
220
Samuel Tolbert,
220
220
Robert Wilkin,
220
220
Lawrence Keene, Aid du Camp,
220
220
Jacob Bawer,
140
220
Alexander Parker,
220
220
James Carnahan,
220
220
Thomas Boude,
220
220
John Finley,
220
220
Lieutenant,
James Glentworth,
1463
1463
Samuel Bryson,
1463
1463
Gabriel Peterson,
1461
146}
Percival Butler,
1463
1463
Enos Reeves,
1463
146}
William McDowell,
146ª
1463
John Mahon,
1463
1463
Edward Butler, Adj't,
663
1463
James Pettigrew,
1444
1463
John McCullom,
1463
1463
Welder Bevans,
1463
1463
Abner M. Dann,
1463
1463
Henry D. Purcell, Q'r M'r,
1463
1463
William Houston, Adj't,
146ª
1463
80
80
-
.. .
Major, Captains,
DOLLARS.
.
SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
717
lank.
Names.
by Council.
Sum drawn
duc.
Amount
ducted.
Sum de-
enant,
Henry Henly,
146ª
146g
William Murren,
1469
1463
John B. Tilden,
146}
1463
Thomas Dungan, P. M'r,
1464
1463
Andrew Henderson,
1464
1463
Sankey Dixon,
146ª
1463
r,
John McDowell, Surg'n, Third Regiment.
4124
412}
el, olonel,
Stephen Bayard,
330
330
James Grier,
155
275
120
ins,
Walter Finney,
220
220
Isaac B. Dunn, A. D. C .;
220
220
John Christie,
100
220
120
George Bush,
220
220
John Clark,
220
226
Samuel Montgomery,
220
220
Jacob Stake,
220
220
enant,
Henry Piercy,
146ª
1463
Daniel St. Clair,
1463
146§
John Crawford,
1463
1463
Benjamin Lodge, Pay M'r, John McKinney,
1463
1463
Edward Crawford,
663
1463
80
Ercurius Beatty, Pay M'r, David Hammond,
1463
1463
Thomas Doyle,
1463
1468
Robert Peobles,
1463
1463
John Stricker,
146ª
1463
John Markland,
1463
1463
John Pratt, Q'r M'r,
1463
1463
Robert Allison,
1463
146ª
Francis Thornbury,
1463
1463
Nathaniel Smith,
1461
146}
Samuel Reed,
146}
1463
A. D. Marcellin,
106}
146}
40
146៛
1463
John Rose, A. D. Camp, Levi Griffith,
146}
1463
Ebenezer Denny,
1461
146ª
.
John Armstrong,
1463
146;
146}
1463
146号
1463
George McCully,
220
220
Richard Butler,
324}
324}
DOLLARS.
.
-
..
.. MINUTES OF THE
Rank.
Names.
by Council.
Sam drawn
due.
Amount
duoted.
Gum de-
Doctor, Lieutenant,
Jeba Rodgers, Surgeon, Richard Allison, 8. M., Francis Whyte,
824}
324+
231
231
146}
1463
David Marshall,
146+
1464
Captains,
Artillery Artificers. Thomas Wylie, John Jordan, Benjamin Why,
275
275
275
275
Lieutenant, Lt. Colonel,
Touch Tilghman, Aid-du- Camp to the Commander- in-Chief,
880
830
Officers of Gen'l Hop'l. Thomas Bond,
495
495
Hosp'l Surg'n, Barnabas Binney,
495
495
Robert Johnston,
495
495
Do. Mate.
Joha Cowell,
281
281
George Stevenson,
281
231
Mich'l Detrick,
%81
231
Andrew Caldwell,
281
231
Errors exeopted.
JOHN NICHOLSON.
.
.
.
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DOLLARS.
188}
183}
Purveyor,
SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. · 719
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, October 15th, 1783. Mr. Irvine and Mr. Levas attended.
Thursday, October 16th, 1783. Mr. Irvine, Mr. McDowell, and Mr. Levan attended. No Council.
-
Friday, October 17th, 1783.
PRESENT :
As yesterday. No Council.
.
-
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, October 18th, 1788.
PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The.Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President. The Honorable James Irvine, John McDowell, ? Esquires. George Wall, junior, Sebastian Levan, S The returns of the general elections held in the counties of Bucks Und Berks, were now received and read, by which it appears that following gentlemen were duly elected :
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