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Saturday 11^th September 1784.
The Council met
Present The Honorable John Hoskins Stone

Samuel Turbutt Wright — Charles Wallace and Aquila Paca
Esquires. —

The Bond of Lloyd Dulany to Bennett Chew dated the 6^th of July
1767 for One hundred and thirty seven pounds, six shillings and
three pence Sterling and Fifty three pounds Current money, amount-
ing with Interest to the 1^st of October next to five hundred and Sixty
six pounds, seven shillings and seven pence current money — And
also a Bond of Doct^r Henry Stevenson to Archibald Buchanan dated
4^th of March 1773 for Fifty one pounds, thirteen shillings and seven
pence current Money assigned to George Wells and exhibited to this
Board, and examined and approved. —
The Council adjourned till Monday Morning 10 "Clock

September

Liber C. B.
No. 24
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Monday 13^th September 1784
The Council met —

Present the Honble John H Stone

Samuel T. Wright, Charles Wallace & Aquila Paca Esquires
Col^o Nathaniel Ramsey resigns his Appointment of Commissioner
for the Sale and preservation of Confiscated British property, which
is accepted — and Gabriel Duvall Esquire is appointed in his room —

September

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No. 24

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The following Accounts against persons whose property has be-
come Confiscated, were exhibited to this Board examined and
approved. —
The Estate of William Reynolds, dec^d against Grafton Dulany for
Two pounds, six shillings — Walter Dulany Jun^r for four shillings
and six pence — Daniel Dulany son of Walter One pound Eighteen
shillings and six pence — and the Rev^d Henry Addison for fourteen
shillings and nine pence — George Wells against James Christie for
Two hundred and thirty two pounds, one shilling and five pence,
three farthings —
Hamilton Davidson against Robert Christie for Sixteen Pounds. —
John Johnson against Daniel Dulany son of Walter for Twenty
seven pounds, seventeen shillings and five pence Currency —
James Buchanan & Comp^y against the following — Lloyd Dulany
with Interest to the 2^d of May 1783, Twenty five pounds, thirteen
shillings and seven pence currency; Daniel Dulany of Walter with
Interest to the 17^th May 1783 Four pounds, seven shillings and six
pence and William M^cKechen with Interest to the 17 May 1781
Four pounds, seven Shillings and Eleven pence Currency. —
The Council adjourned 'till tomorrow Morning 10 "Clock.

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