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Esquires.
William Brown, Nathan Dennison,
David Redick, John Baird,
The following orders were drawn upon the Treasurer, vizt :
In favor of the Honorable Henry Hill, for twenty-one ponnds ; and in favor of the Honorable Peter Muhlenberg, for twenty-three pounds five shillings, in full for their attendance in Council in the month of August, 1787.
In favor of Frederick Sneider, for fifteen pounds ten shillings, in full for his wages as Door-keeper to Council from the first until the thirty. first of August, 1787, inclusively.
On motion,
Ordered, That the office of Collector of Excise for the county of York, be and hereby is declared to be vacant, and that the com- mission granted to John McClellan, as Collector of Excise for the said county be now revoked.
Ordered, That John Forsythe, Esquire, be appointed and com- missionated Collector of Excise in and for the said county of York, in the room and stead of the said John McClellan.
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A petition from divers inhabitants of Northampton county, who are seated upon a tract of six thousand five hundred acres of land, lying on the cast side of the West Branch of Delaware river, commonly called or known by the name of the Indian Land, stat- ing that the late Proprietaries claim the said tract as part of their private estate, and praying that the Attorney General may be di- rected to take measures for ascertaining whether the said lands be. long to the Commonwealth or to the late Proprietaries, was read and the prayer of the said petition granted.
Upon the application of Samuel Meredith, Esquire, praying Council to postpone the sale of the lands advertized as the estate late of Andrew Allen, the question was put to postpone the sale of the said lands, and determined in the negative.
On motion,
Ordered, That the Secretary be directed to request the Honora- ble the Judges of the Supreme Court to meet Council in their chamber, on public business, to-morrow at half past nine o'clock in the morning.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, September 1st, 1787.
PRESENT : His Excellency BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Esquire, President. The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, William Maclay, .
Samuel Dean, John Smilie,
John Whitehill,
David Redick,
Jouathan Hoge,
James McLene, and Esquires.
Peter Muhlenberg,
Nathan Dennison,
William Brown,
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of the War- dens of the port of Philadelphia, for the sum of nine hundred and twenty pounds, to be applied toward the further improvement of the navigation in the bay and river Delaware, payable out of the duties arising from tonnage.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of Colonel Wil- liam Henry, for two hundred and twenty pounds, payable out of the militia fines of the city and county of Philadelphia, for defray- ing the expence of exercising the militia of the said city and county in the year 1787.
The Honorable the Chief Justice and Judge Bryan attended Council, and a conferrence was held upon the subject of some fresh disturbances in the county of Luzerne.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, September 3d, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, William Brown,
Samuel Dean,
James McLene,
John Whitehill,
David Redick,
Esquires.
Peter Muhlenberg,
John Smilie,
Jonathan Hoge,
William Maclay,
Nathan Dennison, John Baird,
Mr. Maclay attended the Honorable the Vice President as a Member of the Board of property.
On motion,
Ordered, Thomas Stockley, Esquire, was appointed and com- missionated a Justice of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the · county of Washington.
A letter from William Long, praying leave to resign his office of Collector of Excise in the county of Franklin, was read, and the said resignation excepted.
The petition of John McCammon, which was read on the twenty- third of August last, was read the second time, and an order taken that the same be referred to the Attorney General to take order thereon.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thuesday, September 4th, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, William Brown,
Samuel Dean, James McLene,
John Whitehill, David Redick,
Peter Muhlenberg,
John Smilie, Esquires.
Jonathan Hoge, William Maclay,
Nathan Dennison,
The Comptroller General's report of August the twenty-fifth, 1787, upon the account of Samuel Miles, Esquire, late Colonel of the Pennsylvania rifle battalion, was read, and approved.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of the Honor- able William Brown, for twenty pounds five shillings, in full for his attendance in Council until this day, inclusively.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, September 5th, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, William Brown, 7
Samuel Dean,
James McLene,
Peter Muhlenberg,
David Redick,
Esquires.
Jonathan Hoge,
John Smilie,
John Whitehill,
William Maclay,
Nathan Dennisen,
The Comptroller General's report upon the account of James B. Smith, for his services as Clerk to Council, from the fifth of July to the twenty-ninth of August, amounting to thirty pounds eleven shillings, was read and approved.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of Jeremiah Fisher, guardian of the children of William Shippen, deceased, for one hundred pounds, in part of the pension due to them, according to the Comptroller General's report and an act of Assembly dated the first day of March, 1780.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, September 6th, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, William Brown,
Samuel Dean, James McLene,
Peter Muhlenberg, David Redick,
Jonathan Hoge, John Smilie, Esquires.
John Whitehill, William Maclay, and
Nathan Dennison,
John Baird, 7
Upon the petition of John Bell, of Chester county, and a recom- mendation, an order was taken that the fine imposed upon his Negro slave Sam, upon his being convicted of horse stealing in the said county, be remitted.
Messrs. Foulke and Antes, a committee from the General As- sembly, attended and informed Council that the House was now met, and were ready to receive any business which Council may have to lay before them.
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The committee were informed that a messuage was prepared which when finished should be laid before the Honorable House, accompanyed by a number of papers received during the recess of the House.
The following draft of the message from the Vice President and Council to the General Assembly, was read and approved, vizt: Message from the Vice President and the Supreme Executive Council to the General Assembly.
GENTLEMEN :- The Secretary will lay before you a letter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the third of July, inclosing ex- tracts of sundry letters transmitted by the Honorable Mr. Adams; two letters from Charles Thomson, Esquire, of the second and twenty-first of July, inclosing some returns of the state of repre- sentation in Congress ; an ordinance of Congress respecting public accounts which remain unliquidated, and a copy of the treaty of peace with the Emperor of Morocco ; a report of the Board of Treasury of the United States ; sundry resolutions of Congress- one of them recommending the repeal of all legislative acts repug- nant to the treaty of peace with Great Britain, one other relating to pensions due to officers in the late army, and a third allowing further time for exhibiting claims against the United States ; a transcript of the record of the conviction of Thomas Dyer, a Jus- tice of the Peace in Bucks county, for an assault and battery upon Joseph Thomas, of the said county ; a memorial from divers claim- ants of land in the county of Luzerne; and a petition from Anne Downy.
In a message from this Board to your honorable House in No- vember last, we recommended the sale of the reserved tract oppo- site to Pittsburgh. A bill for this purpose has been published for consideration, and ordered to be engrossed. We are of opinion it will be of advantage to the State if this bill be enacted into a law during this session.
CHARLES BIDDLE, President. Council Chamber, Philadelphia, September 6th, 1787.
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of Frederick Sneyder, for forty pounds, for the purpose of purchasing firewood for the use of Council and for the Secretary's office, for which sum he is to account.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, September 7th, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, William Brown,
Samuel Dean,
William Maclay,
Peter Muhlenberg,
John Baird,
John Smilie,
Jonathan Hoge, and
Esquires.
John Whitehill,
James McLene,
David Redick,
The resignation of James Benezet, Esquire, of his office of Pro- thonotary of the Court of Common Pleas in the county of Bucks, was read and excepted.
. An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of the Honor- able Samuel Dean, Esquire, for fifteen pounds fifteen shillings, in full for his attendance in Council untill the seventh of September, 1787, inclusively.
Wednesday next was assigned for going into the consideration of Samuel Benezet's petition for the office of Prothonotary of Bucks county.
Michael Ruch, Esquire, was appointed and commissionated a Justice of the Peace for the township of Franklin, in the county of Westmoreland, upon a return made according to law.
Mr. Ruch was also appointed and commissionated a Justice of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the said county.
The bonds and judgment signed and executed by Whitehead Humphreys and Colonel Thomas Proctor, for securing the payment of three hundred pounds, which was loaned by the Commonwealth to said Humphreys, to enable him to prosecute his business of man- ufacturing steel, were read, and referred to the Comptroller Gene- ral to take order thereon.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, September 8th, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Samuel Dean,
John Baird,
Henry Hill,
David Redick,
William Maclay,
Nathan Dennison,
Jonathan Hoge,
James McLene,
John Smilie,
John Whitebill, and
William Brown,
Peter Muhlenberg.
The Vice President and Mr. Maclay attended the Board of Pro- perty.
Certificates of the division of the townships of Cumberland Val- ley, Bethel, and Brothers' Valley, in the county of Bedford, each into two distinct districts for the election of Justices of the Peace, and of the division of the township of Frankstown, in said county, into three distinct districts for the same purpose, by the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace of the said county, were read, and on consideration, the said division was confirmed.
Council Chamber.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, September 10th, 1787.
PRESENT : The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President. And as yesterday.
The Vice President and Mr. Maclay attended the Board of Pro- perty.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thuesday, September 11th, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Samuel Dean, James McLene,
Peter Muhlenberg,
William Brown,
John Smilie,
David Redick,
James Maclay,
John Baird,
Nathan Dennisen,
John Whitehill,
Jonathan Hoge,
Henry Hill,
Esquires.
The proceedings of the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace on the twenty-eighth of February, 1786, in erecting the township of Cattawissa, in Northumberland county into a district for electing Justices of the Peace, were read and confirmed.
The return of the district of Lycaming, as divided off by the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in Northumber- land county, for the election of one or more Justices of the Peace, was read and rejected.
Alexander Mitchell and Matthew Jack, Esquires, were appointed and commissionated Justices of the Peace and of the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the county of Westmoreland, the former for the district of Rostraver, and the latter for the district of Sa- lem.
The Vice President and Mr. Maclay attended the Board of Pro- perty.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, September 12th, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, David Redick,
Samuel Dean, John Baird,
Peter Muhlenberg, John Whitehill,
Esquires.
Jonathan Hoge,
Nathan Dennisen, and L-
James McLene,
William Maclay,
William Brown,
Agreeably to the minutes of the seventh instant, Council re- sumed the consideration of the petition of Samuel Benezet, Esquire, praying to be appointed Prothonotary of the Court of Common
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Pleas for the county of Bucks, in the room of James Benezet, Esquire, resigned ; and thereupon, an order was taken that the prayer of his petition be granted, and he was commissionated ac- cordingly.
On motion,
Robert Mcknight, Esquire, was appointed and commissionated a Justice of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the county of Philadelphia.
The Comptroller General's report upon the account of the Com- monwealth against Moses Peter Dernier and John Moyes, for a debt due by them to Alexander Bartram, an attainted traitor, was read and approved.
The Vice President and Mr. Maclay attended the Board of Pro- perty.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, September 13th, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, William Maclay,
Samuel Dean, John Smilie,
Peter Muhlenberg,
David Redick,
Esquires.
Jonathan Hoge,
John Baird, and
William Brown,
John Whitehill,
Nathan Dennisen,
The Comptroller General's report upon the account of the Com- monwealth against William Will, Esquire, late Sheriff of the county of Philadelphia, for one moiety due to the State of the nett pro- ceeds of the sales of sundry goods forfeited under the navigation act, was read and approved.
A return of Burgesses elected for the borough of Bristol, in the county of Bucks, was presented to Council and read, by which it appeared that the following gentlemen were duly elected :- Doctor Amos Gregg, Chief Burgess; and Thomas Pearson, Gentleman, Second Burgess.
Doctor Amos Gregg attended, and took the oaths of allegiance and of office required by the Constitution, to qualify for the exe- cution of his office of Chief Burgess.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, September 14th, 1787. PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, William Maclay,
Peter Muhlenberg,
John Smilie,
Jonathan Hoge,
David Redick,
John Whitehill,
John Baird, and
Esquires.
William Brown,
James McLene,
Nathan Dennison,
Monday next was assigned for going into the consideration of the return of the proposed road through the western counties of the State to Pittsburgh, together with the several petitions against it; and the Secretary was directed to request the members of the Gene- ral Assembly from the counties of Bedford, Westmoreland, Wash- ington and Fayette, to meet Council on that day, to give them some information upon the subject.
Upon an application from the Wardens of the city of Phila- delphia, an order was taken that the lots of ground, situate between Tenth and Twelfth streets on the south side of Lombard street, and bounded southward by ground of Baron Hurst and Company, be appropriated as a burial ground for the interment of strangers and others, who may not have been in communion with a religious society at the time of their decease, according to the directions of an act of General Assembly dated the eighth day of April, 1786, intitled "An Act for directing the sale of such of the city lots as remain the property of the State, and for disposing of the house and lots in High street, late the estate of Joseph Galloway, and forfeited to this Commonwealth.
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The Council met.
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PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, September 15th, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, William Brown,
Samuel Dean,
William Maclay,
Peter Muhlenberg,
David Redick,
Esquires.
Nathan Dennisen,
John Baird,
Jonathan Hoge,
James McLene, and
John Whitehill,
John Smilie,
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of the Hon- orable William Bingham, Esquire, for thirty-eight pounds eleven shillings, in full for his attendance in Congress from the fourteenth until the twenty-eighth day of July, 1787, inclusively, and his mileage.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, September 17tb, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, John Smilie, r
Samuel Dean,
John Baird,
Peter Muhlenberg,
David Redick,
Jonathan Hoge,
James McLene, and
Esquires.
John Whitehill,
William Maclay,
Nathan Dennison.
The members of the General Assembly from the counties of Bedford, Westmoreland, Washington and Fayette, attended in the Council Chamber, agrecably to request of Council of the fourteenth instant, and a Conference was held upon the subject of the pur- posed road from Miller's spring into Cumberland county, to Fort Pitt.
The fine due to the State imposed upon Solomon Hayes, upon conviction of larceny at the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery, held the twenty-eighth of August last, in Chester county, was remitted, upon his petition and a re- commendation in his favor.
A license, granted to George Kinnear on the eleventh of March, 1786, to travel with one horse for the purpose of selling merchan-
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dize, was this day laid before Council; and, upon examination, it appeared that the date was altered from the year 1786 to 1787, with an intention to defraud the State; whereupon an order was taken that the said license be transmitted to the Attorney General, and that he be directed to prosecute the said George Kinnear for the offence, in such manner as the law directs.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, September 18th, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Samuel Dean,
William Maclay,
Henry Hill,
David Redick,
Peter Muhlenberg,
William Brown,
Esquires.
John Smilie,
Nathan Dennisen,
Jonathan Hoge,
John Beard,
James McLene,
John Whitehill,
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of Elizabeth Patterson, widow of William Patterson, deceased, late of Lancaster county militia, for sixty pounds, payable out of the militia fines of Lancaster county, being one year's pension, ending the twentieth of April last, according to the Comptroller General's report, and and an act of Assembly dated the twentieth day of March, 1780.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, September 19th, 1787.
PRESENT : €
His Excellency BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Esquire, President. The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Samuel Dean, John Baird, r
Peter Muhlenberg, William Brown,
Jonathan Hoge, David Redick,
Esquires.
John Smilie, William Maclay, and
John Whitehill,
James McLene,
Nathan Dennisen,
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of the Honor- able Nathan Dennisen, for twenty-two pounds five shillings, in full for his attendance in Council until this day inclusively, and his mileage.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, September 20th, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, Nathan Dennisen, r
Samuel Dean,
John Baird,
Peter Muhlenberg,
David Redick,
Esquires.
John Smilie,
James McLene, and
Jonathan Hoge,
William Brown,
John Whitebill,
The following orders were drawn upon the Treasurer, vizt :
In favor of the Honorable Jacob Rush, Esquire, for one hun- dred and fifty pounds, in full for one quarter's salary due to him as one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, on the eighteenth in- stant, according to the Comptroller General's report.
In favor of Colonel John Bull, for eight pounds fifteen shillings, in full of his account for coming to Philadelphia from Northumpber- Jand county, with public dispatches respecting some disturbances at Wioming in June, 1786, according to the Comptroller General's report.
In favor of the guardian of Catherine Reinick, a minor daughter of Christian Reinick, deceased, for the sum of twenty two pounds sixteen shillings and three pence, in full for one quarter's pension ending the twenty-first day of June, 1787, according to the Comp- troller General's report.
A letter from the Commissioners at Wilkesbarry, in Luzerne county, on the subject of running and ascertaining the division line between Northumberland and Luzerne counties, was received and read, and an order taken that the same be transmitted to the Gene- ral Assembly, together with the following letter, vizt :
In Council, Philadelphia, Thursday, September 20th, 1787. SIR :- Council being of opinion that the inclosed letter from the Commissioner now at Wilkesbarre, contains information that requires immediate consideration, have ordered that it be transmit- ted to the Honorable the General Assembly.
I am, sir, your obedient humble servant, CHARLES BIDDLE, V. P.
Honorable the Speaker of the General Assembly.
The Vice President and Mr. Maclay attended the Board of Property.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, September 21st, 1787.
PRESENT :
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, John Smilie,
Samuel Dean,
David Redick,
Peter Muhlenberg,
James McLene,
John Baird,
William Maclay,
Esquires.
William Brown, -
Evan Evans, and
Nathan Dennisen,
John Whitehill,
Jonathan Hoge,
An order was drawn upon the Treasurer in favor of Major Sam- uel Hodgson, for one hundred and fourteen pounds seven shillings and nine pence, for defraying sundry expences of a party of In- dians, conducted by John Woods, an Indian Interpreter, on their way from this city to Fort Pitt, according to the Comptroller Gen- eral's report, this sum to be charged to the United States.
Upon application of Colonel John Bull, purchaser of a negro named Port, (formerly the property of Edward Stiles,) at a sale of confiscated property in Philadelphia county in the year 1778,
Ordered, That William Bradford, Jun'r, Esquire, Attorney General, be employed to support the right which the said Colonel Bull has to the said negro under his purchase from the Common- wealth, in a cause depending between the said Colonel Bull and Edward Stiles.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, September 22nd, 1787.
PRESENT : His Excellency BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Esquire, President. *
The Honorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Henry Hill, Nathan Dennisen, ) .
Samuel Dean, John Smilie,
Peter Muhlenberg, William Maclay,
William Brown, James McLene,
Jonathan Hoge, Evan Evans, and
Esquires. David Redick, John Whitehill,
The following orders were drawn upon the Treasurer, vizt :
In favor of Captain Joseph Stiles, for eleven pounds, for one barrell of gunpowder purchased by him for the public use.
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In favor of the Honorable William Maclay, Esquire, for fifty pounds seven shillings, in full for his attendance in Council untill this day, inclusively, and his mileage.
Monday next was assigned for going into the appointment of a Prothonotary of the county of Huntingdon, divided of from Bed- ford.
Several papers containing intelligence of an armed banditti hav- ing assembled at Tioga, within this State, in a riotous manner, with an intention to resist the Government, were laid before Council ; and
On consideration,
The President was desired to write a letter to the Governor of . the State of New York, inclosing the said papers and requesting the concurrence of the government of that State in concerting measures for effectually suppressing the said rioters ; and also that our Delegates in Congress may be permitted to hold a conference with him for that purpose.
A letter was written to the Delegates of this State in Congress upon the same subject.
The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, September 24th, 1787. PRESENT :
The Honorable CIIARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Samuel Dean, John Smilie, ?
Henry Hill,
David Redick,
Peter Muhlenberg,
James McLene,
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John Baird,
William Maclay, Esquires.
William Brown,
Evan Evans, and
Nathan Dennisen,
John Whitehill,
Jonathan Hoge,
The appointment of a Prothonotary for the county of Hunting- ton, was postponed untill to-morrow.
Bethuel Covalt, Esquire, was appointed and commissionated a Justice of the Peace and of the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the county of Bedford, upon a return made according to law for the district of Bethel township.
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The Council met.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, September 25th, 1787.
PRESENT : His Excellency BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Esquire, President. The Ilonorable CHARLES BIDDLE, Esquire, Vice President.
Samuel Dean, John Baird,
Henry Hill,
William Brown,
Evan Evans,
William Maclay,
Peter Muhlenberg,
Nathan Denniser,
Jonathan Hoge,
John Smilie,
James McLene,
David Redick,
John Whitehill,
A Dedimus Potestatem was issued for the county of Northamp- ton, directed to John Arndt, and Robert Levers, Esquires, the Re- corder and Prothonotary of thas county.
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