The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

MARCH 8, 1758121No. 298. An Account of Benjamin Stead for 16 Swivel Guns for FortLoudoun in May 1756, as there was a Sum of money allow’d for fort Loudounthe Committee think it ought to have been paid out of that Money.No. 299. An Account of Samuel Wyley for Building a Corn house, & forhis Trouble in delivering the Corn & for other Services £62:10, allowed.No. 300. An Account of James Wright, Late Attorney General, for Prosecutionsat March Sessions 1757 Amounting [to] £119:15, allowed.No. 301. An Account of David Graeme, Attorney General, for Prosecutionsat October sessions 1757 Amounting [to] £121, allowed.No. 302. An Account of Thomas Walker for a House for Collo. BouquetAmounting to £206:15. The Committee recommend 50/ per Week to be allowedto the 30th November which Amounts to £55.No. 303. An Account of George Allison for Constables Fees amounting [to]£36:16. The Committee think that the 2d Article Shoud be deducted and that£6:16:6 Shou’d be deducted from the Last Article, the Ballance £19:14 allowed.No. 304. An Account of Sarah Clifford for Lodging an Highland officerand the Chaplain to the Regiment at 50/ per Week £25, allowed.No. 305. An Account of Susannah Walker for Lodging Mr. Rae, Doctorsmate, & Lieutenant Sutherland at 50/ per Week £40, allowed.No. 306. John Scotts Account for two Spying Glasses for Lookouts £8,allowed.No. 307. An Account of Ann Watson for Lodging Major Tulliken at £5per Week Amounting [to] £95; £47:10 allowed.No. 308. An Account of Arnout Schermerhorn for 2 1 ⁄2 weeks LodgingEnsign McDonald at 50/ per Week, £6:5 allowed.No. 309. An Account of Benjamin Dart for Flints, Sheet Lead & BuntingAmounting [to] £72:8:11, allowed.No. 310. A Certificate of John Chevillette in favour of John Gibson for 1600Weight of Flour deliverd at Fort Prince George Amounting to £154, allow’d.No. 311. A Certificate of John Chevillette to Jacob Raugh for nineMonths additional Pay as Black Smith at Fort Loudoun £45. As this Man wasof Captn. Steuarts Company not allowed.No. 312. A Certificate of John Chevillette in favor of Stephen Tarawayfor a Horse Supplied an Express £15. The Committee think this Shou’d bepaid out of the Contingency Fund.No. 313. A Certificate of John Chevillette in Favour of James Moor fora Horse Imployed to Drive Cattle at Fort Loudoun £24, allowed.Resolv’d That this House will Provide for Defraying the Expence of thePassages of all Such French Prisoners now boarded in the Country as hisExcellency the Governor shall order to be Sent to Great Britain, not Exceedingfifty Pounds Currency for Each Prisoner.