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Scott, and John Harrison appointed Justices of the Orphans Court
of Frederick County.

John Darnall appointed Coroner of Frederick County.

Greenbury Dorsey Senr. and Winston Smith appointed Coroners
of Harford County.

The Council adjourned 'till tomorrow morning 11 o'clock.

Firday 10th. March 1786

The Council met.

Present His Excellency William Smallwood Esquire.

The Honorable James Brice

Gabriel Duvall

John Kilty Esquires.

[p 104] Commissions issued to Jeremiah Jordan, Vernon Hebb,
Hanson Briscoe, Thomas Bond, William Killgour, John De Butts,
Henry Reeder, Barton Tabbs, Townshend Eden, James Biscoe,
Zachariah Forrest, George Biscoe, and William Somervill appointed
Justices of St. Mary's County.

Hanson Briscoe, Thomas Bond, William Killgour, John De Butts,
and Zachariah Forrest appointed Justices of the Orphans Court of
St. Mary's County.

Walter Hanson, Daniel Jenifer, John Dent, Warren Dent, Richard
Barnes, William Harrison, John Parnham, Samuel Hanson junr.,
Hoskins Hanson, John Morton, Bennett Dyson, and George Lee
appointed Justices of Charles County.

Walter Hanson, John Dent, Warren Dent, Richard Barnes, and
William Harrison appointed Justices of the Orphans Court of
Charles County.

Samuel Chew, William Ireland, Walter Smith, Daniel Rawlings,
Samuel Lane, Joseph Wilkenson, Levin Mackall, John Grahame,
John Brooke, and John Chesley appointed Justices of Calvert
County.

Samuel Chew, Walter Smith, Joseph Wilkenson, Levin Mackall,
and John Grahame appointed Justices of the Orphans Court of
Calvert County.

Joshua Beall, David Craufurd, Richard Henderson, Thomas
Clagett, Osborn Sprigg, Fielder Bowie, Thomas Boyd, James Mul-
likin, Henry Rozier, Frank Leeke, Samuel Hepburn, Abraham Boyd,
John Smith Brookes, Rinaldo Johnson, Robert Bowie, Thomas
Snowden and Richard Cramphin appointed Justices of Prince
George's County.

Joshua Beall, David Craufurd, Fielder Bowie, Frank Leeke,
Samuel Hepburn, John Smith Brookes, and Rinaldo Johnson ap-
pointed Justices of the Orphans Court of Prince George's County.