412 Proceedings and Correspondence

April 24
Liber C. B.

No. 24
p. 73

Tuesday 24^th April 1781.

Ordered that the western shore Treasurer pay to Capt. Jonathan
Morris of the 7^th Regiment fourteen pounds eight shillings and six
pence due him for Stores per Account passed by the Dep^y Aud.
That the said Treasurer pay to Daniel Munro six pounds on
Account
That the said Treasurer pay to John King six pounds fifteen
shill^gs on Acc^t
That the said Treasurer pay to George Adams, seven pounds ten
shillings on Acc^t
That the said Treasurer pay to Lieut Thomas Price of the 3^d
Regiment four pounds, sixteen shillings and two pence due him
for Stores p Acc^t passed by the D. Aud.
That the Issuing Commissary deliver to Capt Jonathan Morris
eighteen gallons of Rum and Seventy two pounds of Sugar and also
to Lieut Thomas Price six gallons of Rum and twenty four pounds of
Sugar due to the 1^st Inst
That the Armourer deliver to the orders of Thomas Contee and
William Alien Esq^r two 9^t Cannon, 2 barrels cannon powder & 50^t
shot to be deliv^d to Joseph Wilkinson Esq^r Lieut of Calvert County
for the use of the Militia of said County.

p. 74

Ordered that Ignatius Taylor deliver to Thomas Contee and
William Allein or their order thirty Barrels of Flour from the Cargo
of the Schooner Nautilus
Commission issued to Jacob Brown appointed second Lieut of
Capt Brittingham Dickinson's Company in the Baltimore Town
Battalion of Militia in Baltimore County.
Warrants issued to the Lieutenants of Ann Arundel and Calvert
Counties directing them to arrest and bring Joshua Dorsey before
the Governor and Council forthwith that he may be dealt with accord-
ing to law.

April 24
Liber No. 78
p. 141

[Council to Col. Richard Dallam.]

Yours of the 22^d Instant we have received and are much surprized
to be informed of your admitting Groves and France to bail after
receiving our Directions to have them sent under a sufficient Guard
to this Place for Examination. You will have them and all others
under Similar Circumstances immediately apprehended and sent
down agreeable to our former Directions with their Papers, and all
the Testimony against them that you can collect. We hope and expect
you will make the most diligent Enquiries that these People may be
discovered and brought to condign Punishment. We have not Time
to determine on that Part of your Letter respecting the Application
of the captured Flour, only that the Vessel ought to be sent to a