The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

APRIL 24, 1760521carriage of Powder and Ball from Kewohee to Fort Loudoun, amounting to£38:17:6, indorsed to John McQueen & Company, allowed.106. John Winburn for carriage of Baggage and Provisions fromKewohee to Fort Loudoun £36, certified by Captain John Stuart and indorsedto McQueen and Company, allowed.107. Isaac Atwood for carriage of Salt from Kewohee to Fort Loudoun£18:7:2, certified by Captain Demeré and indorsed to John McQueen, allowed.108. John McQueen & Company for the use of Indians £2,250:2:9, inwhich Sum is included a Certificate in favour of Robert Goudy for £350, allowedin the 101st Article of this Report, the Balance £1900:2:9 to be paid.109. Ancrum, Lance and Loocock for the Forces and Indians, amountingto £125:12:6, overcast £3:10, the Balance £122:2:6 allowed.110. Margaret Olivere for dieting a French Prisoner in the Barracks£40:6:3, allowed.111. William Harvey for Hay for the Forces £136, allowed.112. Archibald Withers for carting for the Forces in 1757, £24:12:6, allowed.113. Clement Lampriere for a Horse impressed by Michael Coldiron,on the Public Service 26 Days at 20/, this being a Matter hitherto disallowedof, the Committee now also disallow it.114. John Grinnan for apprehending John Roberts for the murder ofGeorge Whitecotton agreable to His Excellency’s Proclamation, £200, allowed.115. Justinus Stoll for Blacksmith’s Work, amounting to £274:3:3, allowed.116. Lambert Lance, for hire of Tenements for the Forces in 1758, theBalance £83:6:8, allowed.117. Laurens, Motte & Company, for Indians, the Forces, and the Expeditionamounting to £1653:6:9, of which £1198:10:10 is for Articles furnishedfor the Indian Expedition and the Remainder for the other Services, thewhole to be allowed.118. John Kesson, for Constable’s Fees £41:7:6, allowed.119. John Kesson, a second Account for Constable’s Fees £11:1:3, allowed.120. Henry Lucas, Certificate in his favour by Captain Demeré for theCarriage of Gun-powder and Flour from Kewohee to Fort Loudoun. No Sumis mentioned for this Service in the Certificate, but the Committee have castup the Carriage at the usual Rate of £6, which makes £38:0:9, of which he hasreceived in part £6:14, the Balance £31:6:9, allowed.121. John Stevens, three Certificates in his favour by Captain Demeréfor Wages as Public Carpenter from 16th August 1758 to 16th May last whichis 9 Months at £20 per Month, £180. Upon examining the Journals, the Committeefind that this Person was formerly allowed by the House £15 perMonth, for this Service, which reduces the Sum to be allowed to £135.