Council of Maryland, 1783-1784. 523

[G. Duvall, Council, to M^r Henry Gassaway.]

The Board request that you will attend at the Council room at
5 ^oClock this Afternoon and bring with you the Warrant or Order
of the Committee of Congress under which you arrested M^r Henry
Carbury. — We are &^ca

April 29
Liber No. 78
p. 460

[G. Duvall, Council, to His Excellency, John Dickinson Esq^r
President State Pennsylvania.]

We take the earliest opportunity of communicating to your Ex-
cellency that M^r Henry Carbury, a Citizen of this State, and late a
Captain in the Pennsylvania Line of the Continental Troops, has
been arrested and charged before two of the Judges of the General
Court, with having been a principal in a Dangerous Insurrection in
Philadelphia in June last, and having beset the Stadt House with an
Armed Force, and for which he is now in the Custody of the Law
of this State, the Judges before whom he was charged having recog-
nized him for his Appearance before the General Court for the
Western Shore of the State on the Second Tuesday in May next
We are &^ca

Ibid.

Saturday 1^st May 1784
The Council met
Present
The Honble Gabriel Duvall, John H Stone Sam^l T. Wright—
John Davidson and Charles Wallace Esquires. —
The Council adjourned 'till Monday 10^th May Instant

May 1
Liber C. B.
No. 24
p. 490

Monday 10^th May 1784
The Council met according to adjournment

Present His Excellency William Paca Esq^r Governor
The Hon'ble Gabriel Duvall, Sam^l T Wright & John Davidson
Esq^rs
Daniel Jenifer Esquire appointed Assistant Intendant produced a
Certificate of his Qualification to the Board which was filed. —

May 10
Liber C. B.
No. 24
p. 490

M^r James Ringgold exhibits to the Board a Bond from James
Chalmers, late of Kent County to William Ringgold dated 19^th Janu-
ary 1774 Conditioned for the Payment of One hundred and seventy
nine pounds, seventeen shillings and five pence Current Money
amounting with Interest to the 15^th of Decem^r 1783, to Two hundred
and Eighty six pounds, eighteen shillings and nine pence Current
Money passed by the Auditor and approved by the Board.
Doct^r Charles Frederick Wiesenthal exhibits an Account against
Robert Alexander for One hundred and sixty four pounds, thirteen

p. 491