of the Council of Maryland. 215

That the said Treasurer pay to Jonathan Parker Two Pounds
and Eight Pence of the new Emission in lieu of Eighty one Pounds
seven shillings and six Pence due him per account passed by the
Dep^y Aud.
That the said Treasurer pay to David Poe Esq^r Twenty one
Pounds, five shillings & seven pence half penny in lieu of Eight
hund^d & fifty one Pounds, five shillings for the use of James Taylor
and nine Pounds in lieu of three hund^d & sixty Pounds for the use
of Gilbert Jackson p acc^ts passed by the Aud. G^l
Thomas Johnson Jun^r appointed Clerk to the Governor and
Council and Qualified by taking the several Oaths required by the
Constitution and Laws of this State Certificate thereof produced
& filed.

November
17
Liber C. B.
No. 24
p. 1

p. 2

[Council to Mr. Henry Schenebely]

We have appointed Col^o Rawlings to examine the Waggons and
Horses obtained by you, agreeable to a Resolve of the General As-
sembly. When he has made his Report to you, we request you to
send to this Place, those Waggons and Horses except such as we
have already desired you to let him have, he shall judge fit for Ser-
vice, and that you dispose of the others at public Sale, or have the
Waggons repaired, he may think most to the Advantage of the State.
We send by M^r Williams £150 of the new Emission, and desire you
will inform us of the Names of those Persons whose Horses shall be
found unfit for Service.

November

17
Liber No. 7!
p.l

[Council to Colo. Moses Rawlings.]

We enclose a Resolve of the General Assembly and hereby ap-
point you to carry it into Execution. We have directed Mess^rs
Schenebely and Shryock to afford you an Opportunity of examin-
ing the Horses and Waggons obtained by them, when that is done,
please to make a Report to them agreeable to the Directions in the
Resolve.

p. 2

Ibid.

[Council to Mr. Henry Shryock.]

We have appointed Col^o Rawlings to examine the Horses obtained
by you, agreeable to the Resolve of the General Assembly. When
he has made his Report to you, we request you to send to this Place,
the Horses he shall judge fit for Service, and that you dispose of
the others at public Sale, and desire you to inform us of the Names
of those Persons whose Horses shall be found unfit for Service

Ibid.

Saturday 18^th November 1780

Ordered That the western shore Treasurer pay to Charles Wal-
lace Esquire Two thousand Pounds in part of the sum lent by him
to this State.

November
18
Liber C. B.
No. 24

P. 2