274 State of New York

1778 him of his having acted any Way unfriendly to the American Cause therefore ordered that he be discharged on his entering into a Recognizance for his future good Behaviour and Monthly Appearance William Gordon on Recognizance in. --o-- . £50 Hugh Jalley Bailhis --o-- in.. £50

[213] Then adjourned Morrow Morning -- till to

1778 Met pursuant Adjournment -- Albany 3? Nov!" 1778 -- to Nov. 3. Present -- John M. Beekman f Isaac D. Fonda Mathew Visscher 1

Whereas it has appeared to this Board that M~ Goes the Wife of Mathew Goes JunJ is exceedingly 111 and the said Mathew Goes Jun being by Parole restricted to certain r

Limits within the District of Schodack has it not in his Power to go and see the said M" Goes therefore ordered that the said Mathew Goes Jun!" have Leave to go to his former Place of Abode at Kinderhook and there remain on his Farm and by no Means exceed the Limits thereof till next Monday when he is again to return to Schodack and that the said Mathew Goes Junr while he shall so remain at his Place of Abode at Kinderhook shall strictly adhere in all Things to his Parole -- Jurie Wheeler of Livingston's Manor who was some Time since confined by Order of the Board of Commissioners then sitting at Claverack as an Accessory to the Robberies committed at Claverack was brought before the Board and the Grand Jury having found no Bill against the said Jurie Wheeler therefore Ordered that he be discharged on his entering into a Recognizance with a sufficient Security for his Appearance at the next Court of General Sessions of