of the Council of Maryland. 303

That the said Treasurer pay to William Minor Twenty nine
Pounds nineteen shillings and seven Pence half penny of the said
Emission in lieu of eleven hundred and ninety eight Pounds two
shillings and six Pence due him p Acc^t passed by the Aud. Gen^l
That the said Treasurer pay to William Logan seventeen Pounds,
ten shill^gs and seven Pence half penny of the said Emission to be
delivered over to George Williams in lieu of seven hundred and one
Pounds, five shillings due him p Acc^t passed by the Aud. Gen^l
That the said Treasurer pay to David Poe one hundred and Twenty
five Pounds of the new Emission aforesaid on Account.
That the said Treasurer pay to David Fuc Esq^r Eleven thousand
and forty five Pounds, nineteen shillings and Eleven Pence and one
thousand four hundred and forty one Pounds to be paid in the new
Emission of this State at one for forty due him p Acc^ts passed by
the Aud. Gen^l

That M^r John Shaw deliver to Col^o Forrest's order what hand-
cuffs &^ca he may want to confine Deserters.
Commissions issued to Sam^l Smith appointed Col^o. Thomas
Yeates Capt. David Stewart 1 Lieut. Dan^l Bowley 2^d Lieut. James
Calhoun Ens. Philip Grable Capt. John Lorah 1 L^t John M^cInheimer
2 Lieut. Henry Speck Ens. Benjamin Griffith Capt. David Harris
1^st L^t Stephen Steward 2^d Lieut. Hercules Courtnay Ens. James
Young Capt. William Jacob 1 Lieut. Johnsey Selman 2^d Lieut. &
Charles Orrick Ens. belonging to the Baltimore Town Battalion of
Militia in Baltimore County.

Liber C B
No. 23

[Council to Messrs. McLellan, Leman & Griest]

Gent" We have just received Information from M^r W^m Smith,
that you have not restored to him any Part of the French Flour
seized by you in Baltimore last Winter, under the Act for the imme-
diate Supply &^ca We expected that Flour had been returned long
ago, pursuant to our Order; if it is not, you must deliver it imme-
diately to M^r Smith and inform us of the Reasons which have
induced you to delay it so long.

Liber C C

No. 22
p. 187

[Council to William Smith Esq^r]

Sir Your Letter of the 23^d Ins^t we received & are much sur-
prised the Comm^rs of Baltimore Town have not returned the French
Flour that was seized in your Possession last Winter, as they have
long since had our Order for that Purpose, We have wrote to the
Comm^rs directing them to deliver the Flour immediately and to
inform us of the Cause of so long Delay. There is no great Proba-
bility we shall have it in our Power to supply you with the Flout
required by M^r Kolker within the Time mentioned in your Letter,

p. 188