540 Journal and Correspondence.

September
13
Liber No. 78
p. 464

[J. H. Stone Pres^t Council, to Gabriel Duvall Esq^r]

We have this Day appointed you one of the Commissioners for
the preservation and Sale of Confiscated British property.
With very great respect &^ca

September

14
Liber C. B.
No. 24
p. 503

Tuesday 14^th September 1784
The Council met
Present the Honorable John H Stone — Charles Wallace & Aquila
Paca Esquires
The following Accounts against Confiscated property exhibited to
this Board and examined and approved. —
John Boyds Account against Doct^r Henry Stevenson for Four
hundred and fifty five pounds, one shilling and six pence — James
Kelso against Doct^r Henry Stevenson for Nineteen pounds seven
shillings and nine pence three farthings — Andrew Buchanan ag^t
Robert Christie for One hundred and thirty nine pounds, ten shil-
lings — Mary Burgess Adm^r of Joseph Burgess Dec^d, against Doct^r
Henry Stevenson for Twenty one pounds, fourteen shillings and
nine pence — Thomas Jenings against Robert Christie for four hun-
dred and twenty eight pounds, one shilling and seven pence — William
Todd against Robert Christie the then Sheriff of Baltimore County
for Default in not producing William Moore Jun^r against whom
Todd obtained a Judgment for Twenty pounds fourteen shillings
and nine pence — Upton Sheredine against Doct^r Henry Stevenson
for nineteen pounds, fifteen shillings and nine pence — William
Buchanan of Geo — against the Nottingham Forges for Twenty nine
pounds, five shillings — & James Cheston against Lloyd Dulany with
Interest for Seventy pounds, seven shillings and four pence. —
The Honorable Samuel T. Wright Esquire Attended —
The Council adjourned 'till to morrow — morning 11 "Clock. —

September

15
Liber C. B.
No. 24
p. 504

Wednesday 15^th September 1784
The Council met

Present as on Yesterday
The following Accounts &^ca against Confiscated property exhibited
to this Board and examined and approved: —
Lamar, Hill, Bisset & Co^s Bill drawn in favor of Henry Hill on
Lloyd Dulany, Principal, Interest and Damages One hundred and
Eleven pounds, twelve shillings and eight pence half penny — James
Chalmers and Alexander Chalmers Bond to Joseph Suddler dated
7^th Decem^r 1774 Principal seventy pounds and Interest to the 1^st of
October next, Forty one pounds, one shilling and two pence amount-
ing in the whole to One hundred and eleven pounds, one shilling and