The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

512 COMMONS JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 4, 1760–AUGUST 6, 1760James Beamer (2 Certificates) for the Carriage of Provisions to FortLoudoun.Cornelius Cokely for the like Service, amounting to £133:17.John Fairchild, for entertaining the Cherokee Indians, amounting to£47:12:6.Elizabeth Snipes, for a Slave executed, £100.William Osborne, Constable, (2 Accounts) for Fees on the Trial of Slavesamounting to £21:16:3.John Hamilton, Constable, (2 Accounts) one for the like Service £41:5,and the other for a Slave executed £200.Jacob Motte Esqr., Public Treasurer, two Accounts, one amounting to£38,788:17:7 being Monies advanced in pursuance of Orders of this House andthe other amounting to £1629:15 being Cash paid to sundry Persons for PublicServices.And the following Person’s Accounts, being all for the Service of thelate Expedition, vizt.Henry Lucas for sundry Articles £903:7:5.Thomas Burton for a Horse £20.John Cannon for Hogs £33:8:9.George Austin Esqr. for a pair of Cart wheels £12:10.William Mackin, for Provisions, £35.Charles Faucheraud Esqr. for a Horse impressed.Theophilus Norwood for Provisions £3.John Michael for a Steer £10.Alexander McIntosh for a Cart and Horse £85.John Rowell (2 Accounts) for Provisions £73:19:6.Matthias Wiaker for 1724 lb. Wt. of Flour.Michael Hyler for 32 Bushels of Indian Corn.Bernard Hyler for 8 Hogs £42:15.Samuel Irwin (2 Accounts) for Flour and Waggon hire.Christian Theus for 167 lb. weight of Flour.Jacob Nearts, for the hire of a Cart and three Horses.Terence Reily (2 Accounts) for Butter and for waggon hire.Mary Langley for two Horses impressed.Jacob Boukman (5 Accounts) For flour and other Articles.Stephen Eleazer for a Steer.Thomas Kennelly (2 Accounts) for Cattle and for Waggon hire.John Scott for Cattle and Horses impressed (2 Accounts).John Young for a Horse impressed.Charles Hart for Provisions.George Smith for a Horse impressed.