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PRESENT :
His Excellency BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Esquire, President. The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, Jonathan Hoge,
Samuel Dean,
James M'Lene,
Evan Evans, John Neville,
Stephen Balliet, John Woods, and
John Boyd, Peter Muhlenberg.
Articles of agreement were prepared and executed between Coun- cil in behalf of this Commonwealth of the one part, and James Pearson of the other part, wherein the said James Pearson cove- nants and agrees within fifteen days from this date, to repair the State House, by covering with copper (such as is commonly used for sheathing of shipping) that part of the State House roof be- tween the steeple and the turret of the clock bell, shingling anew three courses on both sides the ridge of the said roof, repairing such parts of the same as are decayed, and painting the upper pitches of the said roof with two good coats of clarefied Turpen- tine and Spanish-brown, for which repairs it is agreed to pay to the said James Pearson the sum of eighty-three pounds in specie, forty pounds to be advanced, and forty-three pounds, the remainder, when the work is compleated ; and thereupon, an order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of the said James Pearson, for the sum of forty pounds specie, according to the said agreement, for which sum he is to account.
James Marshall, Esquire, was commissionated Sheriff, and Wil- liam M'Coombs, Coroner, for the county of Washington. David Redick and John Hoge, Esquires, were offered as securities for Mr. Marshall, and accepted.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, December 16th, 1785,
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, Jonathan Hoge,
Samuel Dean, James M'Lene,
Evan Evans, John Neville,
Esquires.
John Boyd, John Woods, and
Stephen Balliet, Peter Muhlenberg,
The Comptroller General's reports upon two certificates for two horses furnished by for public use, were read and approved.
William Smith's petition, praying a liberty of constructing a wharf, agreeably to a plan presented to Council, was referred to the Wardens.
A petition from Elizabeth Elliot, was referred to the Attorney General, for his opinion and advice.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of George Wall, junior, Esq'r, for thirty-five pounds eight shillings and one penny, in full of his account as a Commissioner for examining the river Delaware and its branches, &ca.
A letter from the Commissioners of the Treasury Board, accom- panied by a statement of the accounts of the several states with the United States, was read.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, December 17th, 1785.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, John Boyd,
Samuel Dean,
Stephen Balliet,
Evan Evans,
John Woods, and
Esquires.
Jonathan Hoge,
Peter Muhlenberg,
John Neville,
The papers relating to the jurisdiction of the river Delaware, and the division of the Islands within the same, and a letter from the Board of Treasury of the third instant, with its inclosures, were transmitted to the House.
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The record of John Hannah's conviction for the murder of Devebough, was read a second time, and upon the question, shall a warrant issue for his execution, it was decided in the nega- tive.
A fine of two pounds imposed upon John Hitchcock, convicted of an assault and battery, was remitted.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, December 19th, 1785.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, John Boyd,
Samuel Dean,
Stephen Balliet, 7
Evan Evans,
John Woods, and
Jonathan Hoge,
Peter Muhlenberg,
Esquires.
John Neville,
Upon the petition of John Tomkins, a prisoner in the jail of Easton ; it was
Ordered, That the fine of ten pounds adjudged to be paid by him to the Commonwealth, be remitted.
The Warden of the Port attending in Council upon the subject of William Smith's petition, referred to their consideration by a minute of Friday last, reported that Mr. Smith had exceeded the permission granted him in constructing the wharf aforesaid, by three feet, and that they do not feel themselves at liberty by law to extend the liberty already granted.
Two orders were drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of Thomas Levis, Esquire, late Sub-Lieutenant of Chester county, the one for seven pounds eighteen shillings specie, the other for one hundred and five pounds fifteen shillings and eleven pence specie, in full for the ballance due to him on a settlement of his accounts and costs of suit, agreeably to a judgment of the Supreme Court, upon the cause lately depending between the said Levis and the Com- monwealth, the latter sum to be paid out of the militia fines of Chester county.
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. The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, December 20th, 1785.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill,
John Boyd,
Samuel Dean,
Stephen Boyd,
Evan Evans,
John Woods, and
Esquires.
Jonathan Hoge,
Peter Muhlenberg,
John Neville,
The Comptroller General's reports upon the accounts of Benja- min Blythe, Esquire, as late Sub-Lieutenant of the county of Cumberland ; of James McConnell, for militia services; of John Murdoch, for a silver call furnished the ship Montgomery ; of Robert Collins, for money advanced for supply of the armed boat Eagle, in January, 1778, and of Samuel John Atlee, Esquire, as late Lieutenant of the county of Lancaster, and a Delegate to Con- gress.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of Thomas Nor- ton, for the sum of twenty-one pounds thirteen shillings and four pence State money, in full of his account for a horse furnished the State in the year 1780, and a second in favor of William Attmore, for the sum of sixteen pounds ten shillings specie, in full for one year's ground rent due the first instant, on the State Mansion House.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, December 21st, 1785.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill,
John Boyd,
Samuel Dean,
John Neville,
Evan Evans, John Woods,
Jonathan Hoge, and
Peter Muhlenberg, Stephen Balliet,
James McLene.
Two orders were drawn upon the Treasurer, vizt: One in favor of John Milnor, for fifteen pounds nine shillings and eight pence State money, and the other in favor of the estate of Casel Byer, deceased, for the sum of fifty-two pounds sixteen shillings State money, being in full for principal and interest due upon their re-
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spective certificates for horses furnished for public use, to be paid out of the fund appropriated by resolution of Assembly dated the eighth day of April, 1782.
A petition from William Pollard, was read.
On consideration,
Ordered, That the farther sale of the depreciation lands, shall commence on the first day of March next.
.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, December 22nd, 1785.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill,
John Neville,
Samuel Dean,
John Woods,
Evan Evans,
James McLene,
Esquires.
Stephen Balliet,
Peter Muhlenberg, and
John Boyd,
Jonathan Hoge,
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, December 23rd, 1785.
PRESENT : . His Excellency BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Esquire, Presid't. The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, John Neville,
Samuel Dean,
John Woods,
Evan Evans, James McLene, Esquires.
Stephen Balliet, Peter Muhlenberg, and
John Boyd, Jonathan Hoge,
The following orders were drawn upon the Treasurer, vint :
In favor of William Rees, for the sum of ten pounds specie, for the farther improvement of the State House lot, according to aets of Assembly dated the twentieth day of February, 1735-6, and fourteenth day of May, 1762, and resolution of Assembly dated the twenty-fifth of September, 1783, for which sum he is to as- count.
In favor of Thomas Levis, Esquire, for the sum of sixty-four pounds ten shillings State money, being due to him according to
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resolution of the Supreme Court, upon an appeal from the settle- ment of his account by the Comptroller General, as late Sub-Lieu- tenant of Chester county.
In favor of the Honorable Francis Hopkinson, Esquire, for the sum of one hundred and twenty-nine pounds eighteen shillings specie, being the ballance due upon his account for his salary as Judge of the Court of Admiralty, and in the Admiralty Sessions for this State, under a resolution of Assembly of the thirteenth day of March, 1782, and also in full for his pay as one of the Judges of the High Court of Errors and Appeals, according to the Comp- troller General's report.
In favor of the Honorable Jacob Rush, Esquire, for the sum of one hundred and fifty pounds specie, in full for one quarter's salary, as one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, ending the eighteenth instant, according to the Comptroller General's report.
In favor of John Nicholson, Esquire, Comptroller General, for the sum of five hundred pounds State money, for paying one-third of depreciation, according to act of Assembly dated the thirteenth day of April, 1782, for which he is to account.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, December 24th, 1785.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, James McLene,
Samuel Dean, Jonathan Hoge,
Evan Evans, John Neville,
Stephen Balliet,
John Woods, and
Peter Muhlenberg,
William Brown.
John Boyd,
Thomas Coulter and John Holliday, Esquires, were appointed and commissioned Justices of the Peace and of the Court of Com- mon Pleas in and for the county of Bedford, upon returns made according to law for the district of the townships of Cumberland Valley and Frankstown.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of the Hon'ble William Brown, Esquire, for the sum of twenty-three pounds six- teen shillings, in full for his attendance in Council untill the eighth day of this month inclusively, and his mileage.
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, December 26th, 1785.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, V. President.
Henry Hill, Peter Muhlenberg,
Evan Evans,
John Woods,
Stephen Balliet,
James McLene,
Esquires.
Jonathan Hoge,
William Brown, and
John Neville,
John Boyd,
The Council met. PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, December 27th, 1785.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill,
John Woods,
Evan Evans,
James McLene,
Stephen Balliet,
William Brown, and
Esquires.
Peter Muhlenberg,
John Boyd, L
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of the Honor- able James McLene, Esquire, for the sum of fifty-six pounds specie, in full for his attendance in Council untill this day, inclu- sively, and his mileage going home and returning to Philadelphia.
A deed was signed by the Honorable the Vice President to Thomas Bryan, conveying in ffee simple two lots of ground, No. 21 and 22, being part of the ground whereon the barracks lately stood; Cons'n £135 10 0. Deed dated this day.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of the Honor. able Thomas Mckean, Esquire, for the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds specie, being one quarter's salary due to him as Chief Justice of the State, according to the Comptroller's report.
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MINUTES OF THE
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, December 28th, 1785.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, Peter Muhlenberg,
Evan Evans, John Woods,
Samuel Dean,
William Brown, and
Esquires.
Stephen Balliet, John Boyd,
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of Philip Gross, for three pounds six shillings and seven pence State money, due for four sheep furnished the public.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of Thomas Smith, Esquire, Loan Officer, for the sum of five thousand pounds of the late emission of paper money, to enable him to discharge the interest due on certificates, agreeably to act of General Assem- bly dated the sixteenth day of March, 1785.
A letter from the Board of Treasury, containing a general state of their receipts and expenditures, was read.
A letter from William McClay, Esquire, advising the Board that he had met a large number of the Six Nations of Indians at Tioga, and had distributed the goods which he had received in trust for them from the public, agreeably to the instructions which had been given him.
Alexander McDowell, Esquire, a Deputy Surveyor of the new purchase, made representation that he had proceeded to execute the directions of Council and Surveyor General ; that in doing this it became necessary for him to run a very long line before he could proceed to locate the warrants which had been presented to him ; that just as this line was finished, the second orders from Council, for new modelling the districts, reached him; and that, as the change to take place will necessarily undo all he has done and make it necessary for him to commence his labor anew, he prays the indulgence of Council in taking these facts (which of all the Deputy Surveyors apply to him alone) into their consideration, and adopting such measures as will most effectually compensate his loss of time, labor and expence.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of Henry Spiker, Esq'r, for the sum of fifteen hundred and forty-three pounds five shillings and four pence specie, for the purpose of pay- ing the Berks county militia, (he to be accountable,) to be paid out of the militia fund of the said county.
The Comptroller General's reports upon the accounts of 'l'imothy Matlacks, Esquire, as Keeper of the Seal, Secretary of Council, as Commissioner for forming the Flying Camp, Colonel of a Rifle
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Battalion of Militia, and as Prosecutor of General Arnold, were read and approved.
The Comptroller General's report upon the account of Charles Schetta, for medicines furnished to Peter Winch, a soldier wounded at Wioming in 1784, was read and approved, and an order drawn upon the 'Treasurer in favor of the said Charles Schetta, for the sum of six pounds ten shillings specie, due upon said account.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, December 29th, 1785.
PRESENT :
As yesterday.
Richard Williams and James Barr, Esquires, were this day commissionated Justices of the Peace and of the Court of Com- mon Pleas for the county aforesaid, agreeably to returns made ac- cording to law for the districts of Donegal & Derry.
Orders were drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of William Crabb and Henry Moore, for the sum of four pounds each, and in favor of William McCullough for seven pounds, for their attend- ance as witnesses concerning a contested election, agreeably to resolution of the General Assembly.
A deed was examined and executed to Colonel Richard Humpton, for six city lots, numbered from 634 to 639, inclusively, situate on the north side of Philbert street, and on the west side of Tenth street, from the river Delaware, in the city of Philadelphia, sold for one hundred and thirty-nine pounds, in bills of credit of this State, dated the twenty-ninth day of April, 1780. Deed dated the twenty-eighth day of this present month.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, December 30th, 1785. PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill,
Mr. Hoge,
Evan Evans,
Mr. Neville,
Mr. Muhlenberg,
Mr. Whitehill, and
Mr. Balliet,
Mr. Brown.
Mr. Boyd,
The Comptroller General's reports upon the accounts of John Vandegrift, of the county of Bucks, for arms, accoutrements, &ca., furnished in the year 1777, for public use, was read and approved.
The Comptroller General's reports upon the account of John Piper, Esquire, late Colonel of Bedford county militia, was read and approved.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of Mr. Ro- bert Bridges, for the sum of two pounds ten shillings specie, amount of his account for signing the new paper money, according to the Comptroller General's report.
Upon the petition of Lætitia Ross, convicted of larceny in the county of Philadelphia, it was
Ordered, That the fine adjudged to be paid to the use of the State by the said Lætitia Ross, be remitted.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, December 31st, 1785.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, Jonathan Hoge,,
Evan Evans, John Neville,
Peter Muhlenberg, John Whitehill, and
Stephen Balliet, William Brown.
John Boyd,
The Comptroller General's reports upon the accounts of John Vandegrift, of the county of Bucks, for arms, accoutrements, &ca., furnished in the year 1777, for public use, was read and approved.
The Comptroller General's report upon the accounts of Richard Graham, for a horse lost on the Sandusky expedition, was read and approved.
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A letter from Michael Huffnagle, Esquire, relating to confiscated property in the counties of Washington and Westmoreland, were read, and an order taken, with respect to the first case mentioned, that he be directed to apply to the Attorney General for instruc- tions how to proceed in recovering the bond said to be in the hands of Mr. James Wilson, of this city ; and with respect to the se- cond, that he, with theother Agents of Westmorelandcounty, be authorized to purchase the tract of land stated by him to be subject to a mortgage confiscated to the State, and about to be sold under a judgment prior in date to the mortgage aforesaid, which, with the costs, it is supposed, will amount to forty pounds : Provided, however, that it does not rise above the price usually given for land of the same quality and situation.
The fine imposed upon Isaac Anderson, of Chester county, the collection of which was suspended by order of this Board of the twelfth day of October, 1785, was this day remitted.
Three orders were drawn upon the Treasurer : One in favor of John Neville, Esq'r, for the sum of twenty-six pounds five shil- lings ; another in favor of Jonathan Hoge, Esquire, for the sum . of twenty-four pounds ; and a third in favor of General Muhlen- berg, for the sum of twenty-three pounds fifteen shillings; due for their attendance in Council, respectively, until the thirty-first day of December, 1785, inclusively.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of the Honorable George Bryan, Esquire, for the sum of one hundred and fifty pounds specie, in full for one quarter's salary, ending the twenty- fifth instant, according to the Comptroller General's report.
A decd was examined and signed by the Vice President, to James . McKee, for three hundred acres of land at Braddock's Upper Cross- ings, on the west side of the Monongahela river, about fourteen miles from Fort Pitt. Consideration money thirty-five pounds .- Deed dated this day.
A certificate from Edward Shippen, Esquire, that Samuel John Atlee and Francis Johnston, Esquires, had given security accord- ing to law, on an appeal by the former from the Comptroller Gen- eral's settlement of his accounts as member of Congress, was read and filed.
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, 1784, as com- puted by him, to be paid out of the monies arising from the excise appropriated for the discharge of interest due upon depreciation certificates, vizt :
The widow & children of Charles McCam, private 3rd reg't,
Interest.
10 4
John Finley, Captain 8th reg't, 31 13 4
George Norris, Lieutenant of Artillery, 17 0 9
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Interest.
Estate of Wm. Darling, late Dragoon in Moylan's regim't,
18 9 3
Isaac Gable, private 3rd do.,
5 6 4
Frederick Stuber, Steward in Gen'l Hospital,
52
4
Peter Rice, private 2d do.,
7
1 8
Thomas Collins, private 3d do.,
3 10 11
Patrick King, do. 7th do.,
5 2 9
Estate of Robert Robinson, late Surgeon's mate of F'g Camp,
3 13 11
Captain Hugh Montgomery, of Penn'a navy,
46 19
9
Robert Oldis, private 11th do.,
3
9
1
Lieutenant Welder Bevens, 4th do.,
8 15 1
John Stroud, private of Moorhead's do.,
5 16 5
George Helm, private 2d do ,
7
1
6
Captain William Allen, of State navy,
39
8
6
Charles Stevenson, late private of Flying Camp,
8 3
James Darragh, late Corporal of do.,
1 6
Thomas Church, Major of the 4th regiment,
22
4
8
Elijah Keppey, private of 11th do.,
14
0 9
John Klinger, Jate Corporal of 3d do.,
8
Casper Waggoner, late private of German do.,
3 10 10
Christian Young, Corporal of 5th do.,
3 17
4
Lieutenant William Stewart, of Hazen's do.,
20
6 2
Conrad Ihrie, late private of 3d do.,
7
1 10
Estate of Robert Ellis, late of 7th do.,
12 12
John Meck, late private of 10th do.,
16 10
9
Captain Nicholas Bettinger, late of Flying Camp,
8 16 6
Andrew Burns, late private of Col. Irvine's do.,
1 6
3
Captain Lieutenant John Hughes, of Ist do.,
38
3
Estate of John Carroll, late private of Moylan's do.,
11
9
James Patton, late private of 6th do.,
14 12
3
Allen Rogers, private 11th do.,
10 4
Estate of James Steel, Matross of Artillery Artificers,
4
6
Andrew Wilson, late Matross of Artillery Artificers,
8 15 3
Edward Butler, Lieutenant of 5th regiment,
10 11 7
Major Wm. Alexander, of 3d do.,
18 0 0
Conrad Shire, Corporal of do. do.,
1 10
9
Morris Kasey, private of Hazen's do.,
3 7 11
Matthew Long, private of Ist do ,
3 10 11
Lieutenant Benjamin Davis, of Flying Camp,
20 12 .7
Matthew Crowser, late private of do.,
0 11 3
Henry Till, private of Schott's corps,
10 14 6
Colonel William Butler, of 4th do.,
35 4 4
Major James Hamilton, of 2d do.,
4
7 8
Captain James Gibson, late of Artillery Artificers,
60
2 6
Lieutenant Colo. Samuel Hay, of 10th do.,
12
Estate of Wendle Baker, of the State navy,
29 18 6
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SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Interest. 5 10 1
Estate of Edward Ewing, private of Hazen's do., John Colgan, Serjeant of 6th do.,
13
2 9
William Short, private of 10th do.,
10
7 6
David Points, private of militia,
1
2 9
Thomas Jack, Serjeant of 3d do.,
14
7 0
John Edie, Captain in the 7th do.,
12 14
4
Thomas Campbell, Captain in the Flying Camp,
8 10 9
Estate of William Murray, private of 11th do.,
3
6 9
David Alshouse, private of 2d do.,
3 10 10
Captain Nehemiah Stokeley, 8th do.,
44 16
9
Estate of George Houseman, private of 1st do.,
10
2 6
Richard Collier, Lieutenant of 5th do.,
4 18
9
William Dempsey. Ensign of militia,
3
9
7
William Wilson, late Serjeant of Magaw's do.,
2
8
6
John Thompson, late private of 10th do.,
14 13
3
Patrick Flanaghan, private of Invalid do.,
16
8
0
Estate of Daniel Humphreys, Serjeant of Ist do.,
14
9 9
Lieutenant Percival Butler, of 3rd do., Lieutenant John Hughes, of the 8th do.,
29
9
6
William Martin, Captain of Artillery,
19
5
1
Captain James Irwine, of State navy,
39
0 9
Daniel Sheets, Corporal of Schott's corps,
15
8 0
Doctor Alexander Stewart, Surgeon of 3rd do.,
41 14 7
Estate of James Flinn, private of the do. do.,
13 14 6
'The child of Christian Reineck, Surgeon's Mate of 1st do.,
13 16
3
Stephen Chambers, Esquire, late Captain 12th do.,
31 13 9
The widow and children of Henry Matthews, late Capt'n Baldwin's do.,
14
7 0
Michael Selscar, private of 6th do.,
3 10 11
Absalom Baird, late Surgeon of Baldwin's do., James Jackson, late private of Flying Camp,
0 11 6
Major Andrew Galbraith, of do.,
7 2 2
Christopher Swanheiser, of J. P. Schott's corps,
14
9
6
Hugh Robeson, private of fifth regiment,
15 19 0
George Keylman, private of 6th do.,
1 11
9
John Cockendorf, private of German do.,
10 12
6
James Forainey, Serjeant of Ist do.,
10 19
3
Caleb Hewitt, do. of Cavalry do., John Craig, late private of 5th do.,
15 19
0
William Ferguson, Matross of Art'y Artificers,
4
8
9
Joseph Reynolds, private of 10th do.,
3 10
0
Michael Ealy, private of 1st do.,
5
6
8
James Allen, do. of 11th do.,
7 15
3
Peter Reeve, do.,
5
6
4
2 18
1
Archibald Mustard, do. of 10th do., VOL. XIV .- 39.
11
3
6
104 3 3
8 10
1
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MINUTES OF THE
Captain Samuel Culbertson, of the Flying Camp, Estate of Hugh Bradley, late Sergeant of 5th do., Estate of Daniel Driscoll, late private of 10th do., Captain Robert Connolly, late of the 4th do., Lieutenant Lazarus Stow, late of the 11th do.,
Interest.
20 16 2
19 3 6
1 15 3
45 17
6
Lieutenant James Mackey, late of 11th do.,
17 15 9
Angus Wilkinson, Gunner of Artillery Artificers, Gilbert Quirk, late private of Musquetry,
7
4
0
Matthias Weidman, Lieutenant of Atlee's do.,
19
5
0
James Mitchell, Sergeant Major 5th do.,
3 18
0
Lieutenant Jacob Fiss, late of 11th do.,
16
3
0
Estate of Captain Isaac Sweeney, late of 11th do.,
19
2
9
James Boyle, private of first do ,
2
0
7
James Mehaffy, private of 10th do.,
1 15
9
Richard Johnston, do. of 2d do.,
5
4
5
Thomas Wiggins, Surgeon of Flying Camp,
17
3 3
Samuel Porter, private of 3rd do.,
7
1 10
David Owen do. of 6th do.,
3
5
6
Samuel McFarren, Lieutenant of 7th do.,
13 14
3
Captain Lieutenant William McCurdy, of 11th do.,
6
0
0
Charles Willoby, private of N'n County militia,
2 10
3
Doctor Andrew Ledlie, late Surgeon of 12th do.,
53
3
0
Peter Conrad, late Lieutenant of militia,
36
4
4
Peter Kutz, late private,
0 12
3
Michael Zern, private of 6th do.,
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