William Green Bail for David Miller in £100 -- John Hogle who was confined on the Information of Eseck Mosier as an Accessory to the Robbery of a certain Bacon was brought before the Board and the Grand Jury having found no Bill against him and the said Eseck Mosier being dead and no other Evidence having appeared against him

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whereon he could he convicted of the Crime alledged against 1778 Nov. 3. him therefore ordered that be be liberated from Confinement on his entering into a Recognizance with a sufficient Surety for his future good Behaviour and Monthly Appearance before any One of the Commissioners

John Hogle on Recognizance in £100 --o-- Peter Hogle his Bail in £100 --o-- Then adjourned till to Morrow Morning -- [217] Met pursuant Adjournment -- to Nov. 4. Albany Novf 1778 -- 4* h ;

Present John M. Beekman Isaac D. Fonda Mathew Visscher Jacob Angle who was apprehended and confined for going off with an Intention to join Brant's Party was brought before the Board and it having appeared to us that the said Jacob Angle did after he had proceeded two Days on his Journey towards the Enemy again return to his Place of Abode Ordered therefore that the said Jacob Angle be discharged from his Confinement on his entering into Recognizance with a sufficient Surety to appear at the next Supream Court of Judicature to be held at the City Hall of the City of Albany on the third Tuesday in January next (or wheresoever the said Court should then be held and to appear before any one of the Commissioners when called upon