The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

570 COMMONS JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 4, 1760–AUGUST 6, 1760The following for Colonel Richardson’s Battalion to be allowed.75. Colonel Richard Richardson for 10 head of Steers, £130.76. Joseph Kershaw for Sundries, £779:7:4.77. Christopher Easton for a Steer, £13.78. David Davis for 5 Steers, £65.79. Thomas Bosher for a Horse, £25.80. Colonel Richard Richardson for a Horse, £40.The following for the Battalion under Colonel Singleton to be allowed.81. Thomas Anderson for 23 Bushels of Corn at 15/, £17:5.82. Michael Lightner for the hire of a Mare, £17:5.83. Peter Witten for Corn, Potatoes and Forage, £9.84. Benjamin Waring for a Drum, £14.85. Frederick Hooff for 20 head Steers at £12, £240.86. Conrad Kenslar for 13 head of Cattle, £127.87. John Grossman for Cart and 2 Horses 2 Days, £5.88. Michael Taylor for 102 Bushels Corn at 10/, £51.89. Magdalen Linder for 450 Wt. flour at £5, £22:10.90. John Mountsey for Flour and Salt, £121:2:9.The following for Colonel Heyward’s Battalion, to be allow’d.91. The Estate of John Izard for 8 Bushels of Rice & a Cow, £132.92. Hans Amaker for 2 Steers at £12:10, £25.93. Maurice Harvey for a Cart, £16.94. John Grayson for 1373 Wt. of Flour at £6:10, £89.95. Ditto for a Horse, £30.96. Estate of John Platt for a Steer, £12.97. Elijah Postell for a Horse, £25.98. Francis Stuart for Sundries, £73:11:10.99. Benjamin Waring and Ralph Izard for a Horse, £10.100. John McQueen for a Horse, £65.The following to be paid, upon Oath being made that they never werereturned.101. Estate of John Hutchison for a Cart and two Horses, £65.102. Thomas Bowman for a Cart Horse, £40. This Man has since madeOath the Horse was not returned.103. John Chapman for a Cart, £32.104. John Mulrine for a Horse & Cart, £63.105. Colonel Daniel Heyward for a Horse pressed £25, return’d, £15.106. Joshua Winser for 2 Months Service in the Expedition and a Horseand Saddle lost; the 2 Month’s Pay are provided for in One of the Muster-Rolls; and as for the Horse and Saddle the Committee think it should notbe allowed as he was a Foot-Soldier.