humble serv* General Nicholson. Ro: Hunter.

Mannor Livingston 24th Xher 1711.

Accompt of the Subsistence of the Palatins on the East and West Sides Hudsons river from ye 30'h September last to this day both Inclusive at the rate of 6 ^ per diem for Adults, and 4^ per diem for young Persons of the age of 10 years and under.

1 1 Reiluced

Month

Days Young at [to Adults at

Adults

Totall

Great

Att 6d pr. Diem

4ilpr diem 61.1 |.r.diem

Totall

30 Sept

2m

1540i

15404

±•38 ,, 10 „ 2

Octo'r

■SI

2S2

1575'

48S25

1-220 „ 12 ,, 6

Novemr

•SO

2S-01

1 msi

44500

1112 „ 10 „ -

Decern

2o2

117U

34128

853 ., 4 „ -

128y93i X'3224

COL. MATTHEWS TO GOV. HUi\TEK.

Albany Jan. 8. 1712.

Extract. Yesterday I receiv'd a Lett^ from M'-' Cast with tlie names of foiu'teen men that had broke open M'- Bagg's Store

MANOR OF LIVINGSTON.

house I have taken up Eleven of tliem whoe were here The other three are in the Palatine towns. I have secured them In one of tlie upper roomes in the Barricks in the fort ; I have not Irons to put them in, here is but tliree [sets] of Irons & two of tliem are on the deserters, but I shall endeavour to Secure them till further Orders from y Excell, When tlie Guard Came for tJiera they ask'd wliy they were made prisoners tliey were tould by Coll'' Schuyler it was for breaking open the Stores house they made answer and said it was M' Cast ordered them to doe what they did ; wee would not Enquire any more of it but sent them to the fort.