310 Journal and Correspondence

C. B.

Beatty One hundred and Fifty Pounds for the use of Col^o
Lodowick Weltner of the German Battalion due him by a
Resolve of the Gen^l Assem^y.
That the said Treasurer pay to Col^o Richard Davis Fifty
eight Pounds and Eight Pence due him p Acc^t passed by the
Dep^y Aud.
That the said Treasurer pay to Thomas Beatty Esq^r the
follow^g Sums for the Use of the Persons to whose names the
sums are annexed James Smith Two Pounds thirteen shillings
& nine Pence, John Linch four Pounds ten shillings William
Beckwith Head seven Pounds ten shillings Christ^o Neislinger,
Three Pounds ten shillings, Richard Haff & his Comp^y One
hundred and six Pounds. Richard Richards Three Pounds,
Edward Richards Three Pounds, Capt Jacob Good & his
Comp^y Forty one Pounds, twelve shillings & six pence, Capt.
John Richardson & his Comp^y Ninty two Pounds, fifteen shil-
lings, Capt Abraham Lemaster & his Comp^y Forty two Pounds,
Cap^t Will^m Beckwith Head & his Comp^y forty Eight Pounds,
eleven shillings & Eight Pence, Capt. Thomas Beatty & his
Comp^y Fifty one Pounds, one shilling & six pence due them
p Acc^ts passed by the Dep^y Aud^r
James Calhoun, William Spear & George Lindenberger
Justices of the Peace for Baltimore County certify under their
Hands & Seals that 9 Barrels of flour in the Hands of John
Poe, 433 the property of Ralph Smith of Boston & 630 the
property of M^r Durant of Boston was adjudged to be seizable
under an Act of Assembly of this State and was by our Order
delivered to Robert Buchanan Esq^r Assistant Commissary.

Monday I^st March 1779

Present as on Saturday except Thomas Sim Lee & Dan^l
Carroll Esq^rs
Ordered that the western shore Treasurer pay to John
Bullen, seven hundred and Eighty nine Pounds, three shillings
and nine pence due him per Acc^t passed by A. G^l
That the said Treasurer pay to Edward Lloyd Esquire, Four
thousand, four hundred and five Pounds, three shillings & two
pence on Account
Commissions issued to Bartholomew Ennalls appointed
Captain of a Comp^y in the room of John Lecompt, Handley
Hanly I^st Lieut, Anthony Manning second Lieut. James
Hodson Ensign to William Ennalls Hicks, second Lieut of
Capt. Smoots Comp^y and Willis Newton appointed Ensign of
Capt Daffins Comp^y belonging to the Upper Battalion of
Militia in Dorchester County