400 Annals of the Carnegie Museum. 



On the application of Catherine Doblin who is afflicted with 

 convulsive fits which render her Incapable of Procuring her 

 Subsistence, Ordered that Richd. McMahen agree with some 

 person to provide her with Necessary Subsistence untill the 

 Next Court. 



Andrew Heath Sworn Deputy Clerk. 

 (245) George McCarmick proved to the satisfaction of the Court 

 that he served as an Ensign in a Company of rangers in the 

 Virg'a. Service in 1764 and that he has never rec'd any pre- 

 miums for sd. Service under the Procl. of 1763. 



Thomas Smallman Gent, one of the Justices of the peace for 

 this County, Proved to the satisfaction of the Court, that he 

 was an Ensign Penna. redgment in the year 1756, and that he 

 never receiv'd. any warrant or other Bennifeet under the Kings 

 Proclamation of 1763. 



Same as Lieut, in the first Penna. Redgmt. in 1756. 



Same as Lieut, of Cavalry in the year 1757. 



George Roots &: Charls Wier Thruston, asse of sd. Small- 

 man, pro'd. as Capt. in the first Pen'a. Redgmt. in the year 

 1760. 



Same as Asse, of the same. Indian Agent at fort Charters 

 in the year 1761. 



Wm. McCarmick as Lieut, in a Virginia ranging Compy. in 

 the year 1764. 



Judy v Boyce. James Grayham SI. B. & Impl. 



Vannatree v Grimes. W'"- Boyce. Spl. B. & Iml. 



Wm. TuUy and Charles Records, his Sec'y, being bound 

 in Recgn. and failing to appear Ordered to be prosecuted. 



Thomas Smallman, John Cannon, George Vallandingham 

 Gent, are recommended to the govern, to appoint one as 

 Sheriff the Ensuing year. 



Bargain & Sale. Dorsey Pentecost to John Hombler. ackd. 

 & O. R. 



Ordered that ferry keeps on the Monongahela River be 

 allowed three dollars for ferrying a man tS: Horse. 



Moore v Reddeck. Disctd. plaintiff. 



Joseph Perkerson being Summoned to shew cause why he 

 detains James Denning as a Servant appeared and after hearing 

 the allegations of the parties the Court are of Opinion that the 



