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178 COMMONS JOURNAL, APRIL 17, 1758–MAY 19, 1758Public on the Township Fund to Commissary General, 1758.Debits.To Sundry Payments as per Vouchers £ 5327: 3: 7 1 ⁄2To Commission at £2 per Ct. 133: 3: 7£ 5460: 7: 2 1 ⁄2April 20th. Ballance in theCommissary Generals Handsdue to the Public this Day 539:12: 9 1 ⁄2£ 6000:00:00Credits.By Receipts of the Treasurer atthrice Each £2000£ 6000:00:00Public on the Fund for additional Pay to Commissary General, 1758.Debits.To Sundry Payments as per Vouchers £ 6382:19: 5To Commissions at £2 per Ct.on £6276:8:8 156:18: 5£ 6539:17:10April 26th. Ballance in the CommissaryGenerals Hands due to the Public 773: 4: 4£ 7313: 2: 2Credits.By Receipts of the Treasurer at times £ 7184: 9: 8By an Error to be deducted 128:12: 6£ 7313: 2: 2Debits.1758 April 26th. The CommissaryGeneral on the additional payfund to the Public Dr. for the Lastabove mentioned Ballance £ 773: 4: 4The Commissary overcharged on the£128:12:6 above 3: 4: 0£ 776: 8: 4
APRIL 28, 1758179Your Committee further Report that as the two pence Sterling has beenallowed and paid to the Soldiers of the Independant Companys on Account ofProvisions & the Public has also been Charged with Sundry Sums for ProvisionsSent to Fort Prince George & Fort Loudoun where the said Soldiers areGarrissoned, it Appears to the Committee that the Public is doubly Charg’d inthat Respect.Read the Petition of Severall Inhabitants of Edisto Island Setting Forth asViz.That Whereas Edisto Island hath been Settled upwards of Seventy Years andnever had a Road Off to the Main, for which Road we understand there is a Petitionnow laid before the [House], we are humbly of Opinion that in all thatPeriod those Gentlemen could not have Pick’d out a more unreasonable timethan the present, a time when we are Involved in a war, & Loaded with heavyTaxes, & our produce Sells for Little or Nothing, besides its well known thatthings have taken a Different Turn from what they were some years ago in thisProvince. When we went upon Rice, there was some Small Space of Time betweenhoeing & Harvest, but now it is Otherwise for as the Winter is too Coldfor the Slaves to work in mud in Water, & as the Hotter Weather is the only timefor us to follow our Indico works, in Order to Get Money, to Support our famillys,& pay our Taxes. So If we are deprived of that, Inevitable Ruin must follow; besidesthe difficulty of the Understaking is so great, that we despair of ever Seeingit Accomplished, there being several Miles of Casway to be Made thro veryLow Lands, and also a bridge to be made over a Navigable Creek, & no Timbernear, Besides the Main Creek where they propose to have the Ferry, & If everSuch An Undertaking shou’d take place, which we hope will not, Because Its ofno Service but of Great Detriment to us, so Leaving it to the Wisdom of thishonourable House who we hope will do us Justice & your Petitioners Shall everPray.Ordered that the Petition be referred to the Consideration of the Committeeto whom the Petition of the Inhabitants of Edisto Island was referred; andthat they do Examine the matter thereof & report the same with their Opinionthereupon to the House.Read also the Petition of the Subscribers, Inhabitants on Pedee in St. MarksParish, Setting Forth as Viz.That the said Parish of St. Marks is too Extensive for One Minister to Officiateand that a Church at Santee Cannot be of any Service to us the Inhabitantsof Peedee.We therefore humbly Pray that St. Marks Parish be divided by LynchesCreek and that the deviding Line of Prince Fredericks Parish be Extended AcrossPedee River to the North Boundaries. And your Petitioners as in duty Boundwill Ever Pray &c.
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822INDEX1. Names of members of the
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824INDEXActs:acts of the General As
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830INDEXAdams, Ambrose: account, 48
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832INDEXBard, John, 701; account, 4
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842INDEXColwell, Curtis: account, 6
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846INDEXDay, George: account, 468,
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848INDEXFairweather, Robert: accoun
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852INDEXGrant, James, 666, 794; acc
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856INDEXKalteisen, Michael: account
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858INDEXLorimer, Samuel: account, 4
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860INDEXMaps and plats, 404; fees f
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862INDEXMessages:quartering officer
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870INDEXimpressed by, 432, 443; to
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872INDEXOaths: by transients, 241;
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874INDEXPetitions:10. Of Morton Bra
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878INDEXPoll tax, 188Pompey, slave
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880INDEXRaul, John: account, 626, 6
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882INDEXReports:contingent services
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884INDEXReports:85.From the committ
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886INDEXResolutions11.That this Hou
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892INDEXRochford, James: account, 7
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894INDEXSettlers, 222-23Sewers, 549
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896INDEXSpeeches:1.Of the governor
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898INDEXThompson, Moses, 618; accou
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900INDEXWebber, Northcutt: account,
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