The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

JANUARY 19, 1759271of March 1757, Indorsed to Thomas Nightengale, two hundred and TenPounds.A Certificate from Captain Paul Demere to James Baldridge for 94 lb.of Bacon, Indorsed to Thomas Nightengale dated the 11th of February 1758,twenty three Pounds Ten Shillings.An Account of Sarah Nightengale for Board and Lodging White Menand Indians & Pasturage for their Horses to 21st November 1758, Seven hundredand fifty Pounds 2/6.An Account of John Pearson for travelling to and from the UpperCherrokee Nation and fixing on a Place proper to build a Fort, surveyingthe Rivers, making a Return thereof, and for Presents to the Indians, twohundred and twenty four Pounds.An Account of John Milner for Gun smith’s work & taking Care of thePublic Arms to the 1st January 1759, four hundred and Seventy Pounds 10/7 1 /2A Certificate from the Justices and Freeholders to pay William Glen fora Negroe Man named Pompey Executed, One hundred & fifty Pounds.A Certificate from John Butler to Mary Whitford, for the littleCarpenter’s Expences with his People returning to the Cherokee Nation the21st of April 1758, Seventeen Pounds Ten Shillings.A Certificate from John Butler to Mary Whitford for dieting Twenty twoCherokee Indians the 4th of April 1758, 1 Day at 7/6 per, Eight Pounds 5/.A Certificate from John Butler to Mary Whitford, for his own Expencesthe 4th of April 1758, Five Pounds Ten Shillings.An Account of James Henderson for Candles for his Majesty’s Forces& the South Carolina Regiment to the 27th of December 1758, Six hundredand twenty nine Pounds 15 Shillings.An Account of Adam Wood, Assignee of Willm. Bonneau Junr., for Feesdue to William Bonneau Senr., Constable, Mileage, Summoning the Freeholders& whipping a Negroe of Mr. Rantowle’s, four Pounds 1/3.An Account of William Simpson Esqr., late Coroner for Berkley County,for Six Inquisitions Sixty Pounds.Six Certificates from the Officers of the South Carolina Regiment forFerryages at several Ferrys, Nineteen Pounds three Shillings.An Account of Cornelius Cook for entertaining Indians who came toTown with Agent Pepper, £19:8.A Certificate from Captain Paul Demere to John Holton, for Carriageof 400 lb. Weight of Gun powder for the Use of Fort Loudoun 16th of May1758, indorsed to Alexander Petrie, twenty Eight Pounds.An Account of Adam Wood, Provost Marshal, for dieting Prisoners inthe Common Goal to 31st December 1758, Nine hundred forty four PoundsSeventeen Shillings and Six pence.