State of the accounts of Andrew Kachline, Esq. Late sub-lieutenant of Bucks County, deceased, from the time of his appointment, March 1780, until the time of his death in the spring, 1781 : In which is exhibited the amount of the fines he received within that period, and accounted for: together with lists, shewing the sums paid by the persons respectively, of whom the same were received: likewise the amount of fines outstanding, and the appropriation and disposal of the monies collected.
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