Colonial Records of Pennsylvania, Volume 5

Samuel Hazard

T. Fenn, 1851 - Pennsylvania

Governor urges preparation for defence 5 6 30 And union for	30

Sheriffs clected 55 See the several counties	31

Bills of credit 33 34 35 45 46 48 370 374 397 412 639	33

Loan office Bill passed new trustees 375	68

CONTENTS	73

Weiser Conrad to employ Indians as scouts 2 Mission to Sha	83

Patten John Commissioner to Indians 707 Instructions 707	84

Privateers in Delaware river rob Hart Liston 89 Discussion	91

Batteries to be built in Philadelphia 158 161 172	330

Taylor Abrahams name struck off from Council 551	339

Laws proposed passed or repealed 28 30 32 34 35 48 66 369	369

plained of 378 Religious differences among Presbyterians	378

Circular letter to militia captains 2 5	387

conference presents and treaty with 389394 Proclamation	394

Indians afraid to come to on account of sickness 298 Road	398

delphia cannot be stopped 398 Arrival and conference with	403

Address of Council to the King 51 And to the Assembly	96

Grays Ferry George Gray complains of road to Chester 99	99

Bribery and Corruption at Elections bill against 562	100

Penalosa Don Diego de letter respecting demand for ransom of	102

Huston Captain raising men	105

Bristol burgesses reelected	110

Bucks county officers elected for 3 Court house 30 Work	120

AixlaChapelle peace of 330 343 359362	135

Canada expedition to money raised for in Pennsylvania 176180	142

Indians and French making preparations for attacking frontiers	146

Complain of their frequency 276 Resolutions of Coun	159

Sickness general	168

Association formed for defence 158 Encouraged by Council 158	174

Marylanddisputes 186 189 Higginbothams case 187 188	187

Associators Officers take the oaths 183 Of Chester county	193

Canassetego and Solconwanaghly Indian chiefs deaths of 467 486	198

Knowles Admiral applied to for defence 207 For Cannon	228

Penn John death 73 John son of Richard introduced as mem	229

Spanish fears from 208 Privateer in Delaware 248255	248

A Spanish privateer 248 Captain Ballet called onBatteries	260

Committee of Safety for province and city mentioned	274

Embargo removed 273 Captain Ballet asks for aid 273 Num	285

paper received from 285 Letter to Governor Clinton about	286

Ballet Captain arrives in SloopofWar Otter 241 His instruc	324

Lancaster county to be advised of danger from Indians 2 Circular	325

Lee Thomas President of Virginia to Governor Hamilton 423	423

Coroners elected 55 345 411 464 662	426

advice of Council 436 Message from the Twightwees	437

Proclamations for raising troops 39 For thanksgiving 50	457

Trent Captain William respecting a French trader taken	461

gore Indian tradersConduct of Indians 482 Surveyor	489

Plate a singular leaden plate with a curious inscription found	508

Embargo on provisions in New York 42	514

Proprietaries letters to 93 160 319 515 Letters from 216	515

Popish Pretender 6 28 51	527

Letters from Governor Clinton 30 36 42 56 83 135 152 175	548

Weningo locality described 660	551

Roads and Highways 29 59 61 99 100 105 107 121 130	577

Debts small acts respecting 28 29	598

Troops to be raised 38 39 41 46 58 Unpaid 56 58	599

Messages from Assembly to Governor c 4 26 31 36 43	600

Prisoners convicted pardoned or punished 75 92 105 119 121	612

Seal the great John and the date punched out 382	617

Monakatootah letter from	635

Executions 158 163 414 488 566 602 662 Reprieve 163	657

Pennsylvania Soldiers in pay in New York 135	658

Berks county Sheriff and coroner elected 597	662

Montour Andrew applies to live over the Blue Hills 567	665

Speeches 691 692 Answered by Governor Hamil	707

Fitch Thomas Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut letter to	770

Title	Colonial Records of Pennsylvania, Volume 5 Colonial Records of Pennsylvania, Samuel Hazard
Editor	Samuel Hazard
Publisher	T. Fenn, 1851
Original from	University of California, Berkeley
Digitized	Aug 27, 2015

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