The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

JUNE 4, 1760611That the Account of the Money granted for fortifying Port Royal standsthus.Fund provided in the Schedule annexed to the Tax Law for the Year1756 and appropriated for building Works for the Defence of Port Royal.Debits.To Cash paid sundry Orders by theCommissioners of Fortifications £ 10000: 0: 0Credits.By Cash received in Tax £ 10000: 0: 0From whence it appears the above Fund is balanced.That the Account of the Money granted for the use of the South CarolinaRegiment stands thus.The Fund granted and appropriated for levying, paying, cloathing, andsubsisting the South Carolina Regiment to consist of 700 Men.Debits.To Amount of sundry Sums paid forlevying, cloathing and subsisting,as well as the Pay of Officers &Men of this Regiment £ 123057: 1: 0To £18173:16:9 paid out of £20000part of £140000, resolved by theAssembly for the use of Indians togo on an Expedition with Col. Bird 18173:16: 9To Commissions paying £139067:17:9exclusive of £2163 The Governororder’d the Treasurer to retainin his hands for 721 Duffil Blanketsagreable to a Message from the Housethe 19th July 1759 at 2 1 /2 per Ct. 695: 6:10£ 141926: 4: 7Credits.By Cash received for this purposeby Virtue of the Act of Assemblypassed 6th July 1757 £ 140000: 0: 0