504 Journal and Correspondence.

January g
Liber C. B.
No. 24
p. 476

Inlistment in the Flying Camp; they are of Opinion that the said fine
of Twenty Pounds ought to be remitted, and do order a Remission
accordingly. —
The Council adjourned till to morrow Morning 11 ^oClock. —

January 10
Liber C. B.
No. 24
p. 476

Saturday 10^th January 1784
The Council met

Present His Excellency William Paca Esq^r Governor
The Honble G Duvall, John Davidson & Charles Wallace Esq^r
Capt William Pendergast who is appointed Depy Auditor by the
Auditor General, qualified & Certificate of his Qualification filed with
this Board

p. 477

Commissions issued to Benedict Edward Hall, John Love, Thomas

Bond of Thomas, John Archer, Samuel Hughes, William Smithson,
James M^cComus, John Ramsey, James Phillips, John Hall of Cran-
berry, Abraham Whitaker, Alexander Cowan, Ignatius Wheeler and
Robert Amos appointed Justices of the Peace for Harford County. —
Benedict Edward Hall, John Love, Thomas Bond of Thomas, John
Archer, Samuel Hughes Judges of the Orphans Court for said
County. —
The Honorable John H Stone Esquire attended. —
Commissions issued to Joseph Selby, Joseph Dashiell, Nehemiah
Holland, Ebenezer Handy, Thomas Prunall, Sinepux^l, James Selby,
Joshua Townsend, John Postley, Josiah Mitchell, John Parramore,
Isaac Layfield, William Stevenson, Peter Chaille, William Morris,
Col^o Samuel Handy, Philip Quinton and John Pope Mitchell Justices
of the Peace for Worcester County. — John Selby, Nehemiah Holland
Joshua Townsend, Peter Chaille and William Morris Judges of the
Orphans Court for said County. —
The Council adjourned 'till Monday Morning 1 1 ^oClock. —

January 12
Liber C. B.
No. 24
p. 477

Monday 12^th January 1784
The Council met.

Present as on Yesterday. —

A Petition from Lemuel Johnson, of Worcester County, was re-
ceived and read, setting forth, that he had been fined, the Sum of
five hundred pounds, Current Money for not Marching as a Draught
in the Year Seventeen hundred and seventy eight, and that the same
if levied would ruin his Family, consisting of a Wife and four small
Children; and therefore praying to be relieved there from; and the
Board taking the same into Consideration, & it appearing that the