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Ihr Hospital of IiiVerness. 103
trate in the Burgh Court books of Inverness, i8th Sept.,
same year.
2. Extract heritable bond, by J as. Dunbar of Dalcross
(in whose hands the sums contained in the above mortifica-
tion -.vere deposited), to the ministers and elders of the said
Burgh of Inverness, for the said sum of 2000 mcrks, with
penalty and annual rents, &c. Dated 27th April, 1703, and
registrate 4th June, 1706, in Burgh Court books.
3. Extract mortification, by the said Alex. Dunbar,
whereby he mortified 2000 merks Scots to and for the use
of the Hospital, which sum was deposited in the hands of
James Dunbar, merchant. This mortification is dated 6th
Jul}-, 1688, and registrate in the Burgh Court books of
Inverness, i8th September same year. (This date, which is
evidently erroneous, is quoted elsewhere i6th July—the
proper date being i6th June).
4. Extract heritable bond, by the said James Dunbar, to
the ministers and elders of the Burgh of Inverness, as
trustees and administrators to the poor of the said Hospital,
of the sum of money contained in the mortification last
mentioned. Dated 27th April, 1703, and registrate in the
Burgh Court books, 4th June, 1706. (In this extract the
above date is given as i6th Jul>-. It is the bond for 3600
merks).
5. General charge to enter heir, at instance of ministers,
magistrates, and elders of Burgh of Inverness, as trustees
and administrators for the 8 poor persons named in the
mortification and heritable bond first mentioned, against
Alex. Dunbar of Barmuckaty, only lawful son and apparent
heir to said deceased James Dunbar of Dalcross. Charge
dated 2nd April, 17 13.
6. Summond upon the passive titles proceeding upon
the said general charge, &c.
7. General charge to enter heir, at same instance as fore-
going, against the said Alex. Dunbar. Also dated 2nd
April, 17 1 3.
8. Summond upon the passive titles, &c.