The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

APRIL 21, 1758149No. 333. An Account of William Sheather, Constable, amounting to £3614/ for Conveying a Malefactor to Goal in which we find Several OverCharges to Amount of £7, the Ballance £29:14 we recommend may be paid.No. 334. A Second Account of Thomas Nightingale for Services for Indiansamounting to £44:12:6, we recommend may be allowed.No. 335. An Account of Sarah Nightingale for Lodging & maintainingof Indians amount[ing] to £873:10, we recommend may be allowed.No. 336. An Account of Othniel Beal Esqr. for Duffles for the TroopsAmounting to £171:10, we recommend may be allowed.No. 337. An Order of Lachlan McIntosh in favour of Andrew Williamsonfor driving Cattle to Fort Prince George amounting to £39, we recommendto be allowed.No. 338. A Certificate of Lachlan McIntosh in favor of John Kennett forCarriage of Flour to Fort Prince George to be allow’d.No. 339. An Account of John Guerard Esqr. amounting to £76:16 for theTroops, in which we find over Charged on Several Articles £9:13, the Ballancebeing £67:3 we recommend may be allowed.No. 340. An Account of William Laurence for Straw & Hay for theTroops amounting to £58, wherein is an Overcharge of 20/, the Ballance £57we recommend to be allowed.No. 341. A Certificate from Paul Demeré in favour of George Nickolsonamounting to £60 for 4 Months wagers as Cattle Hunter indorsed to JohnElliott; this your Committee thinks an unecessary Expence for as the Cattlewere delivered there the Least the men of the Garrisson could have donewas to get them up for their own Use when wanted & therefore recommendthat it may not be allowed.No. 342. An Account of Brunett & Hall amounting to £195 for SundryServices, we recommend may be allowed.No. 343. Another Account of Brunett & Hall amounting to £588:1:2 forServices for the Troops, we recommend may be allowed.No. 344. A Third Account of Brunett & Hall amounting to £303:1:3 forthe Like Services, we recommend may be allowed.No. 345. An Account of Benjamin Godfrey for maintenance of Indianstaken by Captn. Godins Company in the Year 1755 amounting to £14:2:6, Certifiedby Henry Misheau, your Committee not knowing what Authority hehad to give Such a Certificate Recommend that it may not be allowed untillbetter Vouched.No. 346. An Account of Miss Ann Wragg for House hire for HighlandTroops amounting to £237:6:8, we recommend may be allowed.No. 347. An Account of Robert Quash for Boarding a French Officer£30, we recommend to be allowed.