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The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

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JUNE 11, 1760625<strong>The</strong> 2d Paragraph, on a List <strong>of</strong> Men, belonging to <strong>the</strong> same Battallion,who served as Butchers, Horse-Hunters and Wood-Cutters,<strong>The</strong> 3d Paragraph on <strong>the</strong> Pay List <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Detachment from GranvilleCounty,<strong>The</strong> 4th Paragraph on <strong>the</strong> Muster-Roll <strong>of</strong> Colonel John Chevillette’sBattallion,And <strong>the</strong> last Paragraph, on <strong>the</strong> Muster-Roll <strong>of</strong> Colonel George GabrielPowell’s Battallion, being severally read a Second time, were severally agreedto by <strong>the</strong> <strong>House</strong>.Resolved That this <strong>House</strong> will make a provision for Pay to LieutenantColonel Benjamin Singellton who commanded <strong>the</strong> Detachment fromGranville County, during <strong>the</strong> Time he served upon <strong>the</strong> late Expeditionagainst <strong>the</strong> Cherokees.A Message from <strong>the</strong> Lieutenant Governor by Mr. Bassnett.Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen,This Morning I received, by Express, Letters from <strong>the</strong> Governors <strong>of</strong>Virginia and North-Carolina, informing me <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Measures that had beentaken by <strong>the</strong>m in pursuance <strong>of</strong> my Letters for Assistance in this War against<strong>the</strong> Cherokees. I communicate <strong>the</strong>se Letters to You that you may be informed<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> different Success <strong>the</strong>y met with in <strong>the</strong>ir respective Provinces.<strong>The</strong> 11th Day <strong>of</strong> June 1760.William Bull.And <strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong> Messenger withdrew.And Mr. Speaker read <strong>the</strong> Message to <strong>the</strong> <strong>House</strong>.Read a Letter from <strong>the</strong> Honorable Francis Fauquier, Lieutenant Governor<strong>of</strong> Virginia, to his Honour Lieutenant Governor Bull, datedWilliamsburgh <strong>the</strong> 24th <strong>of</strong> May 1760. 54Read also a Letter from his Excellency Arthur Dobbs Esqr., Governor<strong>of</strong> North Carolina, to his Honour Lieutenant Governor Bull, datedBrunswick <strong>the</strong> 5th June 1760.Ordered That an Answer be prepared to His Honour’s said Message.<strong>The</strong> <strong>House</strong> being informed that <strong>the</strong> Public Treasurer attended at <strong>the</strong>Door, he was called in, and Mr. Speaker asked him, what had been <strong>the</strong> Occasion<strong>of</strong> his not having received <strong>the</strong> Taxes from <strong>the</strong> several Inquirers andCollectors who were appointed to collect <strong>the</strong> Same for <strong>the</strong> Year ending <strong>the</strong>25th Day <strong>of</strong> March 1758.To which he answered, That he had wrote several Letters to such <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>54Fauquier to Bull, May 24, 1760, in Official Papers <strong>of</strong> Francis Fauquier, 1: 365–66.

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