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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, May 19th, 1784. PRESENT :
The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
The Honorable James Irvine, Stephen Balliott, and )
Samuel J. Atlee, John McDowell,
John Boyd, Esqr's.
Upon the reports of the Wardens of the port of Philadelphia, orders for the sale of the following goods and merchandize were issued, vizt : Goods marked W M, No. 1,2 and 3, imported in the Brigantine Sally from Liverpoole, William Dodgson, Master ; do. marked M B, No. 14 and 18, imported in the Ship Fortune from London, William Haydon, Master; do. marked [L, E, L, S, L, No. 4, E, L, L.] No. imported in the ship Grange, William Rob- erts, Master. Consigned to William and James Miller, Thomas Lyon and John Fromberger.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May 20th, 1784. PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President. James Irvine, Stephen Balliot,
John McDowell, Samuel J. Atlee, S Esquires.
On consideration,
Ordered, That William Wilson, Esquire, be appointed and com- missioned to be Lieutenant of the county of Northumberland, in the room of Samuel Hunter, deceased.
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of James Kelly, for thirty-six pounds thirteen shillings and six pence, State money, in full for principal and interest due upon John Reasor's certificate for a horse furnished for public use, to be paid according to reso- lution of Assembly of the eighth day of April, 1782.
A letter from the Minister of France of the nineteenth instant, was received and read, containing information of an insult to the person of the Sieur de Marbois, Consul General of France and Sec- retary to the Legation from that Kingdom, by Charles Julian de Longchamps, a Frenchman, in the Hotel of the said Minister, and afterwards of an assault upon the said Consul by the said Long- champs, in one of the streets of this city.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday 21st, 1784.
PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
James Irvine, John Boyd, -
John McDowell,
Samuel John Atlee, & Esquires.
Stephen Balliot,
Isaac Howell, Esquire, was appointed and commissioned to be a Justice of the Peace for the city and county of Philadelphia, upon a return made for North Ward, it appearing to Council that the Judges and Inspectors took the oath as prescribed by act of As- sembly passed the thirty-first day of March, 1784.
Anthony Grantshier, convicted of burglary in the county of Chester, by petition prayed Council to grant him a pardon of the said offence; and, on consideration of his case, it was
Ordered, That a pardon be granted, according to the prayer of his petition.
A letter was written to the Minister of France in answer to his of the nineteenth, by which Council promise to pursue every step which the laws will permit, for obtaining a reparation of the exces- ses complained of.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, May 22nd, 1784.
PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
James Irvine, Samuel John Atlee,
John McDowell, John Boyd.
Stephen Balliott,
A letter was received and read from John Buyers, Christian Gettig, Frederick Antes and Robert Martin, Justices of the Peace in the county of Northumberland, informing Council of some dis- turbances by the soldiery at Wyoming, and praying directions from Council.
A letter was written in answer to the foregoing letter, instruct- ing the said Justices and the Sheriff of said county, to exercise the authority vested in by law for preserving the peace and appre- bending, committing and punishing those who break the same.
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Letters were written to the Honorable the Judges of the Su- preme Court on the same subject, and also informing them of the late assault upon the Sieur de Marbois by Charles Julian de Long- champs.
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of Theodorus Doty, for four pounds specie, for defraying his expenses in coming to Philadelphia from Wyoming on public business, and returning.
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of Jacob Surber, for fifty pounds ten shillings, State money, in full for principal and interest due upon his certificate for a horse furnished for public use, to be paid according to resolution of Assembly dated the eighth day of April, 1784.
Two letters were written to the Minister of France, respecting the case of Charles Julian de Longchamps.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, May 24th, 1784.
PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
James Irvine, John McDowell, Steplien Balliott,
Samuel John Atlee, ) John Boyd, Esquires.
A letter from Alexander Patterson, Esquire, of Northumberland county, of the fifteenth instant, resigning his commission as a Justice of the Peace of the Common Pleas and Orphaus' Court of said county, was read, and his resignation accepted by Council.
The Honorable Judge Bryan attended in Council, and a confer- ence was had respecting the case of Charles Julian Longchamps, when Council requested Mr. Bryan to issue his warrant for appre- hending and securing the said Longchamps for the assault upon Monsieur Marbois ; which Mr. Bryan promised he would do.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, May 25th, 1784.
PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
James Irvine, John McDowell, Stephen Balliot,
Samuel John Atlee, ) John Boyd, Esquires.
The Comptroller General's reports upon the accounts of John Armstrong, Junior, Esquire, Secretary of the Council, for fees re- ceived in his office, and of Hillary Baker, Jun'r, Esquire, Clerk of the Peace for the county of Philadelphia, for fees received for tav- ern licenses in the city and county of Philadelphia, till the seven- teenth of May, 1784.
An order was drawn on the Naval Officer, for ten pounds specie, in favor of Captain John Armstrong, to be paid out of the fund appropriated by resolution of Assembly of the twenty-second of September, 1783, for raising two companies of Infantry, for which Colonel James Moore is to account.
Three orders were drawn on the Treasurer, vizt :
In favor of Francis McMurdy, for thirty-six pounds sixteen shil- lings and two pence, State money.
In favor of Hugh Cunningham, for sixty-seven pounds five shil- lings and eight pence, State money ; and
In favor of Doctor John Tate, for forty-four pounds one shilling and ten pence, State money, in full for principal and interest due upon their respective certificates for horses furnished for . public use ; to be paid according to resolution of the General Assembly of the eighth of April, 1782.
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of John Nichol- son, for five hundred pounds, State money, for paying one-third of depreciation to the Pennsylvania line, according to act of the Gen- eral Assembly passed the thirteenth day of April, 1782.
George Wallace, Esquire, was appointed and commissioned to be a Justice of the Peace in the county of Westmoreland, upon a re- turn made agreeably to law, for the district of the township of Pittsburg; and also, was appointed and commissioned to be a Jus- tice of the County Court of Common Pleas for the county of West- moreland aforesaid.
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
The Council met. 1
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, May 26th, 1784.
PRESENT : His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President.
The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
James Irvine, John McDowell, Stephen Balliott,
Samuel John Atlee,
John Boyd, Esquires.
Ordered, That the Wardens of the Port of Philadelphia be di- rected to deliver to Messieurs Arthur Donnaldson and Levi Hollins- worth, the vessel purchased by them for the purpose of removing the chevaux de frize, and such of her materials as may be judged necessary to enable the said Arthur Donnaldson and. Levi Hollins- worth to prosecute their plan for removing or destroying the che- vaux de frize.
A letter from the Honorable Robert Morris, Esquire, of this day's date, respecting the preference to be given to those States who have complied with the resolution of Congress of the " twenty-seventh day of February, 1782, for recovering from individuals debts due and effects belonging to the United States," in the settlement of debts due to individuals of such States.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May 27th, 1784. PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President.
The Honorable James Irvine, Samuel John Atlee, & ) John McDowell, John Boyd, Stephen Balliot,
Esq'rs.
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of Colonel An- drew Porter, for the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds specie, for purchasing provisions and other necessaries for the Commission- ers for running the boundary line between this State and the State of Virginia.
A petition from Henry Bailey and George McGuire, was read and dismissed.
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MINUTES OF THE
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The Council met the same day at the President's house, at 5 o'clock, P. M.
A letter from Thomas Proctor, Esquire, Sheriff of the city and county of Philadelphia, of this day, informing that Charles Julian de Longchamps has been committed to his custody by a bail piece, at the instance of Mr. Philip Weiss, was read ; and thereupon,
An order was issued under the seal of the State, and signed by the President, directing the said Sheriff to detain the body of the said Charles Julian de Longchamps in prison, to be dealt with ac- cording to law,
A pass was granted to Robert Merrick to go to the State of South Carolina and to return again, upon the recommendation of of Joshua Anderson of Bucks county.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, May 28th, 1784. PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
· A letter from Zebulon Butler and others, in behalf the Connecti- cut people, lately driven from Wyoming, stating their grievances, and praying protection from the State, was read ; and thereupon, a letter was written to the Honorable Judges of the Supreme Court at Sunbury, desiring them to take the most effectual legal measures for restoring and preserving the peace of the county.
A similar letter was written to Messieurs Buyers, Getting, Mar- tin, and Antes, Justices of the Peace in the county of Northum- berland.
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of Mr. Ebenezer Johnston, for ten pounds specie, to defray his expences in going from Philadelphia to Sunbury, with a letter for the Honorable the Judges of the Supreme Court, respecting the late disturbances in the county of Northumberland.
Resolved, That Council will indemnify the Wardens of the Port of Philadelphia for any necessary expences they may incur by attending to the business committed to them as mentioned in the agreement between Council and Levi Hollinsworth and Arthur Donnaldson.
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, May, 29th, 1784.
PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
James Irvine, Samuel John Atlee, )
John M'Dowell,
John Boyd, Esquires.
Stephen Balliot,
The President laid before Council a note, dated yesterday, from the Minister of France, and his answer to the same, and re- ported that in pursuance thereof, the Ministers of France and of the United Netherlands, in company, called upon him at his house yesterday evening between six and seven o'clock, and in the most obliging expressions returned their thanks to the President and Council for having asserted the law of nations upon the late occa- sion, and for the attentions that had been severally paid to them.
The President also laid before Council a letter from the Minis- ter of France dated yesterday, and a copy of a letter of the same date from him to Congress, which were delivered to him by that Minister at their conference yesterday evening.
The President also reported to Council that Mr. De Marbois also called upon him yesterday, and returned him and Council thanks for their attention to his case.
An order was drawn on the Treasurer in favor of William Bai- ley, Esquire, for the sum of twenty-six pounds one shilling and four pence specie, in full of his account for conducting Daniel Williams from York town to Philadelphia.
Upon the petition of John Thompson, convicted of larceny upon four indictments in the city of Philadelphia, it was
Ordered, That the several fines adjudged to be paid to the use of the State by the said John Thompson be remitted.
A return of an election for Justices of the Peace held in Middle ward, in the city of Philadelphia, was read, upon which it was
Ordered, That the Secretary request the attendance of the In- spector and Assistants at said election, on Monday next at 11 o'clock, in the Council Chamber.
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MINUTES OF THE
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, May 31st, 1784. PRESENT :
His Excellency JOHN DICKINSON, Esquire, President. The Honorable JAMES EWING, Esquire, Vice President.
James Irvine, Stephen Balliot,
Samuel John Atlee, and
John McDowell, John Boyd, Isaac Mason.
The Council took into consideration a letter from the Wardens of the Port of Philadelphia of the 26th instant, informing "that some evil disposed persons have removed the buoys placed for the direction and safety of vessels, and have taken out for ballast, the fillings of the piers, whereby injuries happen to the navigation of the bay and river Delaware, and considerable expence is incurred."
And thereupon, it was agreed that a proclamation be issued in the following words, to wit :
Pennsylvania ss.
By the President und the Supreme Executive Council of the Com- monwealth of Pennsylvania.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS; By the report of the Wardens of the Port of Phila- delphia to us made, it appears " that some evil disposed persons have lately removed buoys placed for the direction and safety of vessels, whereby injuries frequently happen to the navigation of the bay and river Delaware, considerable expence is incurred, and the good intentions of the Legislature are frustrated :"
And whereas, It is of great importance to the trade and welfare of this Commonwealth, that the perpetrators of such heinous offen- ces should be duly punished, we have thought fit to offer and do hereby offer a public reward of fifty pounds in specie, for each and every of the perpetrators of the said offences, or any of them, to any person or persons who shall apprehend and secure them, or any of them, to be paid on conviction for the same in any Court of Quarter Sessions, in any city or county in this State ; and all Judges, Justices, Sheriffs and Constables, are hereby strictly en- joined and required to make diligent search and enquiry after, and to use their utmost endeavours to apprehend and secure the said offenders, so that they may be dealt with according to law.
Given in Council, under the hand of the President and the seal of the State, at Philadelphia, this thirty-first day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-four. JOHN DICKINSON.
Attest-JOHN ARMSTRONG, Jun., Sec'y.
GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH.
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
The following orders were drawn on the Treasurer, vizt :
In favor of Frederick Sneider for sixteen pounds specie, in full for his wages as Door-keeper 'till this day inclusively, and cash paid for newspapers, &ca.
In favor of the Honorable Stephen Balliot, for the sum of twenty- seven pounds two shillings and six pence specie, in full for his wages as Councillor 'till the thirty-first instant.
In favor of the Honorable John M'Dowell, Esquire, for twenty- four pounds two shillings and six pence specie, in full for his attend- ance as Councillor 'till this day inclusively, and his mileage.
In favor of Lieutenant Stephen Stephenson for seventeen pounds seven shillings and four pence specie, ballance of his account for recruiting in the year 1778, agreeably to the Comptrollor Gen- eral's report, to be paid out of the money arising from the class tax.
The Sheriff reported that a writ of habeas corpus would proba- bly issue for the removal of Charles Julian De Longchamps from confinement, whereupon a conference was had with the Honorable George Bryan, Esquire, upon the subject.
Robert Smith, Inspector, and George Heyl and Hugh Roberts, Assistants, at an election for Justices of the Peace held for Middle ward, in Philadelphia city, attended in Council, agreeably to the order of the twenty-ninth instant.
The Comptroller General's reports, in favor of the following officers and 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 monies arising from the excise appropriated for the discharge of interest due upon depre- ciation certificates, vizt :
Principal.
Interest.
74 14 11
4 9 6
94 18
0
5 13
9
104 19
6
6
5 10
Robert Wharry, Surgeon of third regi- ment,
218
3
4
13
1 9
Patrick McDonald, private of third re- giment,
59
3
1
3 10 11
54
6
5
3
5
1
54
6
5
3
5
1
61
6
7
3 13
6.
52
2
5
3
2 5
56
6
8
3
7 6.
John Keles, Serjeant of third Reg't, John M'Elhatton, Captain Flying Camp, James McFarlane, Lieutenant Flying Camp,
Samuel Allen, late a Bombardier of Artillery,
50 12
0
3 0 8
Robert Christie, private of fifth do., Philip Vanimahr, priv. of second do., The estate of William Severin, late private of Hazen's reg. dec'd,
George White, Dragoon of Lee's Le- gion,
George Lochlen, private of fifth reg't,
124
MINUTES OF THE
Thomas Barr, Captain Lieutenant Ar- tillery, his mother and executrix, Jacob Epright, Serjeant of third re- giment,
Principal.
Interest.
55 15 0
3 6.10
83 2 6
4 19
8
James M'Clure, Corporal, late of third do.,
61
1
7
3 13
2
Thomas Boude, Captain of fifth,
200
0
0
12
0
0
Andrew Lytle, Lieutenant,
75 10
0
4 10
7
Robert Choakley, Dragoon, Cavalry,
80 12
7
4 16
8
John Marks, Matross Artillery,
42
7
1
2 10
9
Robert Kerns, Serjeant, eighth regi- ment,
75
3 2
4 10 2
James Jones, Surgeon Mate of sixth do.,
374
1 10
22
8 10
Estate of John Borgar, late private of second regiment, deceased, his Ad- ministrator,
60
5
3
3 12
3
James Mehaffey, private of tenth do., John Wilkins, S. Mate of fourth reg't,
19 17
54
1 3 10
William McFailan, Lieut. Flying Camp, Estate James Campbell, late private of ninth reg't, deceased,
46 12
2
2 15 10
Andrew Galbraith, Maj'r of Flying Camp,
118 10
0
7 2 2
James Ratcliffe, private of second,
59
1
7
3 10 10
Jona'n Foster, late Fifer Artillery Arť'rs,
70 19
5
4 5
1
Peter Letherman, Soldier of sixth reg't,
59
6
7
3 11
1
Estate of Alexander Cavin, late private of seventh reg't, deceased,
55
2
0
3
6
1
Widow of Peter Drank, late private German regiment,
16 15
5
101
Michael Selsear, private of sixth do.,
59
3
1
3 10 11
David Points, private, militia,
19
0
0
12 9
The estate of David McClean, late pri- vate of seventh do.,
56 13
1
3
7 11
George Lough, late private of second Regiment,
88 11
7
5
6 2
John Brown, private of eleventh, do.,
57 18
4
3
9 4
James Campbell, Administrator of
Tho's Flahead, late private of Ha- zen's, deceased,
60 11
7
3 12 7
Estate of Isaac Sweney, late Captain of eleventh regiment, deceased,
319
0
2
19 2 9
John Barr, private Hazen's, reg't,
62
8
1
3 11 9
John McClosky, private of first do.,
56
3
1
374
7
1 15
9
29 18
101 13
0
6
1 11
1
125
SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Principal.
Interest.
Thomas Campbell, Captain Flying Camp,
142 8 0
8 10
9
John Crawford, Lieutenant of Flying Camp,
230 13
8
13 16
9
Lieutenant John Kerr, of militia,
265 16
3
15 18 11
Conrad Latour, Lieut't of Capt. Paul Schott's comp'y,
186 3 10
11
3
4
Estate of Nath. Williams, late priv, of second reg't, deceased, his widow & Adm.,
54 4 1
3 4 11
Samuel Rutherford, Ensign, Flying Camp,
258
8
5
15 10 0
Thomas Simonton, private of seventh,
88 15
4
5 6 5
Thomas Murray, late Lieutenant-Colo- nel of Flying Camp,
178 5 0
10 13 10
The Comptroller General's reports in favor of the following offi- cers and soldiers, were read and approved, and an order drawn for the interest due to each on the tenth day of April, 1783, as com- puted by him, to be paid out of the monies arising from the Ex- cise appropriated for the discharge of interest due upon deprecia- tion certificates, vizt :
Principal.
Interest.
Robert Lettes Hooper, Esquire, Admin- istrator of Thos. Byles, late Major of third regiment,
579 1 2'
34 14 10
John Sullivan, private of fourth regi- ment,
56 18
1
3
8 2
Archibald M'Nair, Serjeant Art'y,
86
2 10
5
3 3
John Adams, private of fourth,
58
1
1
3
9 7
Francis McDaniel, private of seventh, John Johnston, do., do.,
56
3
33
3
7
4
32
8
6
1 18
9
John Walker, Matross, do., do.,
53
2
7
3
3
8
Jacob Stoner, do., do.,
24 11
3
1
9
4
Simeon Shilleberger, of tenth, private,
56 15
1
3
8
2
John Keles, Serjeant of third do.,
74 14 11
4 9
6
John McElhatton, Captain Flying Camp,
94 18
0
5 13
9
Gabriel Blakeney, Lieutenant do.,
230 13
7
13 16
9
Samuel McHatton, Lieutenant do.,
231
2
1
13 17. 3
John Holliday, Lieutenant do.,
230 13
7
13 16 9
Joseph Collier, Lieutenant do.,
133 10
0
802
Robert Harris, Surgeon mate of second reg't,
100 0 0
6
0 0
George Utz, soldier of sixth
do.,
58
4 1
3
9 9
28
4 10
1 13 10
Jacob Peters, Mats. Artillery Artifi- cers,
126
MINUTES OF THE
Samuel Edgar, Serjeant of tenth do., James McFarlane, Lieutenant of Fly- ing Camp,
104 19
6
6
5 10
Samuel Allen, late a Bombardier of Ar- tillery,
50 12
0
30 8
Enos Reeves, Lieutenant of sccond re- giment,
220 15
54
13
4 10
Robert Wharry, Surgeon of third do.,
218
3
4
13
1 9
Llewellin Davis, Lieutenant of fifth do.,
66 12
5
3 19 10
Ezekiel Howell, Lieutenant Artillery,
385 10
1
23
2 7
Thomas Robinson, Lieutenant Colo- nel,
600
0
0.
36
00
Patrick McDonald, private of third reg't, William Warner, private of second do.,
59
3
1
3 10 11
Captain Alexander Graydon, of third do.,
74
0
2
4
8
9
54 18
3
3
5
9
John Craig, late Lieutenant of Flying Camp,
230 13
7
13 16
9
John Figh, private of sixth regiment,
82 19
3
4 19
5
Elijah Starr, do. of tenth do.,
50 12
4
3
0
7
Robert Christie do. of fifth do.,
54
6
5
3
5
1
George White, Dragoon, Lee's Legion,
52
2
5
3
2
5
Philip Vanimahr, private of second reg't,
54
6
5
3
5
1
Jacob Ashmead, Captain of second reg't,
40
0
0
2
8
0
John Buxton, private of third do.,
58 12
0
3 10
3
Patrick Rock, do., of fifth do.
60
6
2
3 12
4
Gen'l Richard Butler, late Colonel of the fifth do.,
647 15 17
38 17
3
Sam'l Smith, Captain of fifth do.,
99 17
0
5 19 10
Richard Allison, Surgeon Mate of fifth do.,
55 16
4
3 6 11
Daniel Brodhead, Esquire, Colonel of eighth,
516 13
8
30 19 11
Solomon Bush, Esquire, late D. A. Gen- eral militia,
752
2
6
45
2 5
Stephen Moylan, Esquire, late Colonel of Cavalry,
851
1
78
51
1 2
The estate of William Severin, late pri- vate Hazen's regiment, deceased,
61
6
7
3 13
6
Christian Miller, private of third do.,
88 13
1
5
6 4
Samuel Shannon, private of eleventh do.,
54
1
5
3
4 10
56
6
8
3
7 6
George Lochlen, private of fifth do.,
Principal.
Interest.
121 6
61
7 5 6
William Gristock, private of second do., John Barelay, Captain of fifth do.,
486-19
2
29
4
3
John Bryce, Captain Artillery,
398
4
5
23 17
9
58 11
7
3 10 3
SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Principal.
Interest.
John Johnston, late Adjutant of the Pennsylvania Flying Camp,
354 14 9
21
5
6
William Powers, private of second, do., Administratrix,
59
1
3 10 10
Jeremiah Hornheth, Matross of Artil- lery,
63 13
6
3 16
4
Captain William Mackay, of ninth reg't,
357
1
8
21
1 3
The Honorable Anth'y Wayne, Esquire, Maj. Gen'l,
1,462 10
0
87 14 11
Isaac M'Ilhose, private of tenth reg't,
59
3
1
3 11
0
William Parker, L. Sergeant Art'y Ar- tificers,
55
9
4
3
6 7
Thomas Barr, Captain Lieutenant of Ar- tillery, his mother & executrix,
55 15
0
3 6 10
Jacob Epright, Sergeant of third do.,
83
2
6
4 19
8
James McClure, Corp'l, late of third do.,
61
1
7
3 13
2
Thomas Boude, Captain of fifth do.,
315
4
0
18 18 2
Andrew Lytle, Lieutenant,
75 10
0
4 10
7
Robert Wylie, private of third regi- ment,
59
3
1
3 10 11
Godfrey Swartz, Lieutenant, German reg't,
338 15
9
20 6
6
Matthias Flock, private,
do.,
81
1
7
4 17
3
Nicholas Leib do. of fifth do.,
87 14 10
5
5
1
Michael Goodman, Matross Artillery, do.,
71 10
5
4 5 9
Abdiel M'Cure, Lieutenant of Flying Camp,
62 15
6
3 15
2
Andrew Henderson, Ensign of fourth reg't,
46
2
32
2 15
3
John McDonald, late Captain Flying Camp,
516 17
2
31 0 2
Valentine Steigle, private of eleventh do.,
82
1
5
4 18
5
Jacob Barnetz, late Ensign of Flying Camp,
94 10
6
5 13 4
Widow and child of Doctor H. Fuller- ton, late Surgeon of Flying Camp,
252 13
0
15
3
1
Michael Smyser, L. Captain do.,
280
9
5
16 16
6
Adam Hubley, Esquire, Lieutenant Col- onel of eleventh,
877
8
8
52 12 9
Bernard Hubley, Captain German regi- ment,
342
3
0
20 11
0
Captain Isaac Leely of fifth," do.,
230
7
6
13 16 5
Robert Choakley, Dragoon of Cavalry,
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