The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

FEBRUARY 3, 1759299No. 23. Croft, Childermas, Copies of Journals &ca. Amounting to£1671:10, To be allowed.No. 24. Cleland, John, Esquire, a Certificate of the Magistrates and Freeholders,who tryed a Negroe Man named George, the Property of Mr. Weaver,for the Murder of a Negroe belonging to the said Mr. Cleland, One Moietyof the Valuation adjudged to him £100, Allowed.No. 25. Cadogin, William, for Victualling Indians amounting to £12:10,15 Shillings Overcharged, the Ballance allowed £11:15.No. 26. Carne, Samuel, for lodging Colin Campbell, an Highland Officer,at 49/ per Week amounting to £52:13:6, Not being provided for last yearis allowed.No. 27. Cooke, Cornelius, for Entertaining Indians that came down withCapt. Pepper 4 Days, and several other Charges amounting to £19:8. TheCommittee have allowed but One Day as has been usual, at 7/6, and excludedthe other Articles, the Ballance being £4:10:6 to be allowed.No. 28. Coomer, George, for Cartage for the Forces, not deliver’d inlast Year amounting to £23:7:6, Allowed.No. 29. Conway, Thomas, Constable, for Conveying William Rouse toGoal, amounting to £34:12:6, In which is an Overcharge for Mileage of £10,the Ballance £24:12:6 to be allowed.No. 30. Crosby, Timothy, for House hire for the Forces amounting to £130,We find 2 Months & 1 /2 Overcharged, the Ballance £102:18:4 to be Allowed.No. 31. Crim, Peter, A Certificate of Paul Demere, that he had in Septemberlast given a Certificate to the said Crim for 33 head of Cattle deliveredat Fort Loudoun, which the Treasurer hath mislaid. No Sum mentioned,some Doubts arising as to the time of Delivery, the Committee cannot Reportthereon till the Matter is better cleared up.No. 32. Church Wardens of Prince George Parish for maintainingAcadians amounting to £112:10, Allowed.No. 33. Cranmore, Mary, for lodging Captain Jocelyn & Captn. Mercer£165:14, Being after the 30th of November, to which Time only the Houseagreed to pay such Charge, We disallow it.No. 34. Coningham, Andrew, for Store Houses for the Highland Forcesamounting to £187:1:4, £80 to be deducted for a Boarded Kitchen built on hisWharf by the Public & sold him, the Ballance £107:1:4 Allowed.No. 35. Chief Justice, For Fees on Prosecution of Criminals amountingto £238:00:2, Allowed.No. 36. Clerk of the Crown, for the Prosecution of Criminals amountingto £216:3:7, In which is an Undercharge of £2, making £218:3:7, Overcast£9:6, and sundry over Charges £8:16, making together £18:2, which deductedleaves a Ballance of £200:1:7 to be provided for.