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Minutes of the Commissioners for Detecting and Defeating Conspiracies in the State of New York

Minutes of the Commissioners for Detecting and Defeating Conspiracies in the State of New York, 1778-1781. Collections of the New-York Historical Society, 1924-1925. Originally compiled 1778-1781, first published 1909-1925. 288 words

Fonda Mathew Visscher Adam Brown was this Day again brought before the Board and we having considered the Nature of his Offence and judging that he might become a good Subject to the State should he be released under certain Restrictions ordered therefore that he be discharged on his entering into a Recognizance with sufficient Sureties for his future good Behaviour and Monthly Appearance before one of the Commissioners Adam Brown on Recognizance in £100 --o Michael Brown his Bail in £100 --o Jost Brown also his Bail in £100 --o Jacob Kidney laid before the Board an Account of Services by him performed as Marshal to the Board amounting to £49 4 uo Ordered that the same be paid by the -- y/

Secretary [233] Helena Bogert appeared before the Board and informed us that she supposed there was a dangerous Correspondence kept up with the Enemy by Duncan Campbell and Catherine Coney Ordered that the Examination of the said Helena Bogert be taken -- Then adjourned till to Morrow Morning

1778 Met pursuant to Adjournment -- Albany 27^ NovF 1778. Nov. 27. Present

John M. Beekman Isaac D. Fonda Mathew Visscher |

Upon the Information of Helena Bogert Yesterday deliv-

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ered in to the Board respecting a Correspondence help up 1778 Nov. 27, by Duncan Campbell and Catherine Coney with the Enemy Ordered that a Warrant be immediately made out for the Apprehension of the said Duncan Campbell and Catharine Coney -- Cornelius Van Den Bergh laid before the Board an Account of Beef purchased from him for the Use of the State Prisoners amounting to £63 u 13 /; 6 ordered that the Secretary pay the same -- 1