Chancery Court Abstracts

An Act of Assembly passed an Insolvent Act in Nov 1792 
called "Relief of Fundry"

George ADAMS was indebted to Frederick Lodowick HENOP and
filed for insolvency.

Land - "Rattle Snake Spring", 255 acres;
- "Monocacy Manor" (part)

At the hearing, he was asked if he had removed any property 
to Kentucky, namely a wagon, horses, Negroes and phaeton*.   
He was also asked if, in the Fall of 1792, he sent to 
Kentucky, by his brothers, several Negroes consisting of 
200 men, SAMUEL, BENJAMIN, a yellow woman and two girls.  
He responded he hadn't; it was his brother Andrew and they 
had belonged to his father.  He owed two bonds of $300 each 
to Gen WILLIAMS.

*(Dictionary describes phaeton as "a light four-wheeled 
horse-drawn vehicle)