The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

152 COMMONS JOURNAL, APRIL 17, 1758–MAY 19, 1758that Mr. Murray has made his Charges this Year agreable to the Accountallow’d him the Last) Except in the above deducted Articles.No. 367. An Account of Lieutn. Shaw amounting to £69:13 for Smithswork done at Fort Prince George & for mens Wages in Sawing & other Servicesat Said Fort, wherein is an over Charge of 20/, the Ballance £68 13/ tobe allowed.No. 368. A Certificate of Raymond Demeré in favour of Peter Crim for98 head of Cattle delivered at Fort Loudoun amounting to £1764, we recommendmay be provided for.No. 369. An Account of McCartan & Campbell amounting to £2467:15:11in which we find Errors to Amount of 16/8, the Ballance £2466:19:3 we recommendto be allowed.No. 370. An Account of John Marley for wood & Cartage for the Americanand Virginian Troops amounting to £939:2:6, we recommend may be allowed.No. 371. A Second Account of John Marley for the Like Service for theHighland Battallion amounting to £840:3:9, in which is over Cast 10/, theBallance £839:13:9 to be provided for.No. 372. A third Account of John Marley for Cartage of Lumber to theBarracks &c. amounting to £47:7:6, we recommend it may be allowed.No. 373. A Fourth Account of John Marley for wood & the Cartage ofit [for] the use of the Provincial Troops amounting to £50:15, in which is overCast 10/, the Ballance £50:5 we recommend may be allowed.No. 374. A Fifth Account of Jno. Marley for Wood & the Cartage of itfor [the] use of the Acadians amounting to £11:12:6, we Recommend to beallowed.No. 375. An Account of Nathaniel Bulline for Lodging an Officeramounting [to] £30, we recommend may be allowed.No. 376. An Account of David Dott for Lodging officers amounting to£108 wherein is wrong Charged for a Dineing Room £55, the ballance £53 werecommend may be provided for.No. 377. An Account of Humphry Sommers for Work done at the BrickBarracks amounting to £489:13:6, to be allowed.No. 378. An Account of Elisha Poinsett for Lodging Ensign JamesMcDonald amount[ing] to £26:11:3; the Commissary Certifys that this Accountis unjust, this Person being a Volunteer & Billeted there by the Governor,your Committee are of Opinion it ought not to be allowed.No. 379. An Account of Mary Cannon for wine &ca. Sent to the CouncilChamber by order of the Governor & Council for the use of Indians,amounting to £10:5, to be allowed.No. 380. An Account of Samuel Carne for Lodging an Officer £18:15:10,we recommend may be allowed.