John Park who was some Time since brought down from Harpersfield and confined for Disaffection to the American Cause was brought before the Board and we [212] having examined him and finding nothing speciall against him Therefore ordered that he be discharged from Confinement on his entering into a Recognizance for his future good Behaviour and [Monthly] 2 Appearance before the Commissioners when called upon -- John Park on Recognizance .... in. £100 . . --o--o Jeames Beaty of Harpersfield his Bail in £100 --o--o Walter Elliot of D? also his Bail in. . . £100 --o--o Moses Thirsty One of the Persons taken by the Oneyda Indians and brought down to this Place a Prisoner and confined was brought before the Board and it having appeared that the said Moses Thirsty was taken at his Habitation an no Proff [jzV] having been adduced of his having acted any Way inimically to the Cause of American [j7 c] therefore ordered that he be discharged on his entering into a Recognizance with a sufficient Surety for his future good Behaviour and Monthly Appearance before one of the Commissioners when called upon -- Moses Thirsty on Recognizance in £100 --o--o James Furnival his Bail in £100 -- o -- o William Gordon lately residing at Unadilla and brought down a Prisoner to this Place was brought before the Board and examined and No Proff [j7r] having appeared against In George Clinton Papers, no. 1882, archives of New York State Library. 1 This word is scored out in the manuscript.