OF THE SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF PENNSYLVANIA, FROM ITS ORGANIZATION TO THE TERMINATION PUBLISHED BY THE STATE. VOL. XIII. CONTAINING THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FROM JULY 13TH, 1781, TO DEC. 31ST, 1783, BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE. B HARRISBURG: PRINTED BY THEO. FENN & CO. CONTENTS. ACT for appointing Wardens for the Port at Philadelphia, 105. for the relief of several frontier counties, 127. for preventing the erecting or forming a new and independent State within this Commonwealth, 477. for the sale of certain lands in Pennsylvania, 477. Agents of Confiscated and Forfeited Estates to make returns, 106. Address of the Council of Pennsylvania, 284. to his Excellency General George Washington, 130. Washington's reply to the same, 131. from the Minister of France, 285. Adams, John, acknowledged and received by France as Minister Attainted traitors, whose property was confiscated, 6, 12, 13, 20, Audibert, Philip, Deputy Paymaster General of the U. S., 7. Allen, Andrew, his property confiscated, 12, 57, 303, 809. Adams, Jonathan, an attainted traitor, 182. Ammunition, large quantities purchased, 213. Anderson, Stephen, his property confiscated, 56, 333. Allen, John, abets and aids British prisoners to effect their B. BARON DE KALB'S SONS, Pierre and John, commissioned, 52. letter from him, 55. Bedford county, ammunition sent into, 1. Ranging companies in, 133, 145, 150, 203, 209, Biddle, Clement, appointed Quarter Master General, 53. Boundary line between Pennsylvania and Virginia, relative there- to, 79, 203, 205, 252, 510, 530, 541, 685, 686, 753. Bay, Thomas, of Washington county, raised a number of volun- Billingsport, pest house at established, 54. Bortram, Alexander, an attainted traitor, 175. Bank, a meditated attack upon by the soldiery in Philadelphia, Bell, William, an attainted traitor, 529. Buzzard, Frederick, aids British prisoners to effect their escape, Bowman, Benjamin, aids British soldiers, &ca., 535. Books of minutes of Council examined touching Connecticut con- Benefits, certain ones to which officers in the army are entitled to, CHARLESTOWN SUFFERERS, relative thereto, 1. Carlisle, Abraham, an attainted traitor, 6. Copper coin counterfeited, in the use of a base metal, 4. Carpenter, Christian, aids British prisoners to escape, 512. Campbell, Peter, an attainted traitor, 52. Cumberland county, flour, grain, and forage on hand, to be sold, militia in ordered to march to Northumberland Cessation of hostilities, proclamation relative thereto, 559. Conwallis' surrender at Yorktown, 94. Continental money largely counterfeited, 385. Chevaux-de-frize, in the river Delaware, removed, 744. DEEDS FROM INDIANS, titles of cited, 462, 463, 464, 467, 469. Deserters from the army, a list of, 14, 28, 29. Duche, Jacob, an attainted traitor, 26. Dubueson, Col., aid to Gen. Baron De Kalb, 51. Declaration of the General Assembly and Supreme Executive Days of fasting and thanksgiving recommended, 124, 267, 400, Delaware river, an armament to defend it, 270, 316, 384. Du Ponceau, Peter S., appointed, sworn, interpreter of the English, E. ENGLISH, BENJAMIN, charged with high treason, 96. Evans, Thomas, an attainted traitor, 204. Evans, John, aids British prisoners to escape, 526. |
