The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

MAY 19, 1760573154. Conrad Hollman for Entertainment of the Governor and his party,certified and appraised, allowed, £55.155. William Banbury for 10 Barrels of Bread delivered Captain Elliott,allowed, £79:16.156. William Seawright, several Certificates in his Favour for entertainmentof Troopers & Volunteers, and provisions and 2 Cows & Potatoes, numberedby the Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, allowed in the whole, £161:18:9.157. Jethro Manning for Flour impressed by Henry Gallman at £4:15,allowed, £94:8:9.158. Charles Stevenson for an Order in favour of John Plowman, certifiedby Henry Gallman, 1300 Wt. at £3:15, allowed, £48:15.159. Mary Peronneau for entertaining Indians, omitted giving in lastYear, And for entertaining Troopers on the Expedition, £69:10.160. Mary Peronneau, Order in her favour drawn by Captn. Waring forvictualling part of St. George’s Company, allowed, £5:15.161. Frederic Toover for a Horse impressed by Henry Gallman appraisedat £30, the Horse being returned the Committee think half that Sum sufficientfor hire, allowed, £15.162. Thomas Wright for several Articles in his Account for the Expedition(the Remainder being already reported on among other Accounts) forOrdinary Expences, allowed, £198:2:8.163. Conrad Folk for Flour impressed and appraised at £4:15, certifyedby Henry Gallman March 1760 for the use of the distressed at his Fort in thepresent Indian War. Altho’ this Charge accrues after the 1st January Yet asthe House have resolved to emit Money for the Expences hereafter to accrueon Account of the War with the Cherokees we think it should be allowed,£77:13:6.164. Simon Theus for entertaining Indians, Expresses and for the Troopof Horse on that Expedition, allowed, £104:18:9.165. Michael Christopher Rowe for the Expedition for Horses, Waggons&c. impressed and lost, the whole amounting to £322:15:6 including severalCertificates. As several of the Articles are not properly certified or sworn to,the Committee disallow them to the Amount £292:2:6 and the Balanceamounting to £30:13 recommend to be allowed, £30:13.166. George Tickle for Sundries had by the Troop under Major Walter,November 1st, and certified by him, viz. 33 Dinners for the Troopers and 38for the Boys, allowed, £8:12:6.167. John Kesson for Sundries supplied the Troop at Ferguson’s Swampamounting to £116:15, allowed.168. John Kesson for hire and damage of a Horse impressed for Mr. Maine16 Days charged at 30/, the Committee allow 15/ per diem which makes £12.