The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

JANUARY 19, 1759273Three Certificates Indorsed to Paul Townsend & Co. One from Lach.Mackintosh to Samuel Thomas for Waggon hire of two, 3 Days, 27th September1758, Eighteen Pounds.Another from Robert Buning to John Bates for dieting 22 CherokeeIndians 1 Day and himself 20/, 4th November 1758, Nine Pounds five Shillings.A Third from said Buning to said Bates for the like Service 24th November1758, Nine Pounds 5/.Three other Certificates Indorsed to Paul Townsend & Co. One fromJohn Butler to Mary Edwards for 3 Days Provision for 82 Indians 26th March1758, Ninety two Pounds five Shillings.Another from said Butler to Mary Edwards, for 1 Days Provisions for 20Indians 26th April 1758, Seven Pounds Ten Shillings.A third from Captain Paul Demere to William Shorey as PublicLinguister 3 Months at £25 per Month to 14th May 1758, Seventy five Pounds.Two Affidavits of John Elliott and Richd. Allison 23d December 1758, asProof that 2 Certificates for supplying Indians on the Road which were lostwere not paid, amounting to Seventeen Pounds 10/.An Account of Edward Dannelly for boarding Captain Laurence GutearPignonblane, a French Prisoner, from 17th January 1757 to 31st December 1758at 7/6 per Diem, two hundred Sixty Seven Pounds 15/.An Account of Smith and Scott for Bunting, Thread and Tammy 26 suppliedMr. Boone by Order of the Commissary, and for the Passage of 47Accadians from Charles Town to Wadmalaw, Pon Pon & Edistoe Island 29thOctober 1757, One hundred and twenty One Pounds 18/6.An Account of Richard Moncriff for Carpenter’s Work done at the Barracksby Order of the Commissary 22d Novr. 1758, One hundred Seventy threePounds and ten Pence.A Certificate from Captain Paul Demere to Ebenezer Sweet, for making33 beef Casks for the Use of the Fort 25th January 1758, Forty nine Pounds10/.Two Accounts from Jane Duthy, vizt., One of her own, the other asAdministratrix to Margaret Boone for making Flaggs to the 13th September1758, Eighteen Pounds.An Account of John Scott, Gun Smith, for Tomma Hawks, Steel Darts& Arrows heads &ca. 2d June 1758, two hundred & Six Pounds & 6 Pence.An Account of Benjamin Harvey for several Particulars for the Use ofthe Council Chamber 4th December 1758, twenty Pounds 5s 7 1 /2d.An Account of Robert Lewis, Constable, for Summoning Jurors, Justices& Witnesses 31st August 1758, twenty two Pounds 6/3.26“Tammy” refers to a high-quality worsted cloth.