Joseph Devall of Newtown being brought before the Board and nothing appearing specially against him he was permitted to go at large on entering into Recognizance for future good Behaviour and Monthly Appearance
Joseph Devall on Recognizance in.. £100 -- -- u Philip Bovie his Bail £100 -- -- u -
Petrus Wynkoop fun! according to Letter directed to him appeared and having taken the Oath prescribed took his Seat -- [30] Job Wright was brought before the Board and the Board thinking that the Subject Matter of his Confinement came more properly before the Court, on Application of Col. 1
Humfrey to the Court and requesting to know their Opinion on the Matter they were of Opinion that he should be absolutely discharged ordered therefore that the said Job Wright be permitted to go at large Received a Letter from Col' Robert Van Renselaer informing us that John Lendertse Van Idoesen and his Son jacob Van Idoesen had been apprehended on Suspicion of having been concerned in the Robbery of Henry Van Renselaer and that he sent them to us under Guard ordered that the Treasurer pay the Guard £3 „ -- for their Trouble
and Expences -- and also1
The original voucher is in Revolutionary Manuscripts, vol. 40, p. 166,
State Comptroller's office. It is made out in favor of Jonathan Becraft and Peter Bont, and is receipted by the former.
Minutes of Commissioners for Conspiracies 107
Ordered that a Mittimus be made out to the Sheriff to 1778 May 5. take the said John Lendertse Van Hoesen & Jacob Van Hoesen and closely confine them Ordered that a Mittimus be made out to the Sheriff to take into his Custody Emmerigh Plass Michael Plass John Dorn and John George Emmerigh and closely confine him [sic] -- Adjourned till 9 OClock to Morrow Morning