The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

628 COMMONS JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 4, 1760–AUGUST 6, 1760349. William Hayes, Certificate for hire of a Waggon and five Horses95 Days at £5 per day, £475, of which £85 due to Felix Long, allowed.350. John Simmons, Certificate for like Service 93 days at £5 per day,£465, of which £67:10 to be paid to Paul Smizer, allowed.351. Joseph Irwin, Certificate for the like Service 41 days at £5 per day,£205, of which Sum £94:10 to be paid to Robert Reid, allowed.352. Henry Crome, an attested Account for 77 days hire of a Waggonand four Horses, 12 Bushels of Corn and for 3 Horses lost and Damage doneto his Waggon, Balance £589, from which the Committee deduct £204charged for the loss of Horses, damage to the Waggon and 12 Bushels ofCorn; and add £5 for 1 days hire short charged, leaves the Balance £390, ofwhich £56:7:6 to be paid to Eberrard Eney, allowed. The Committee by aCalculation they have made find that £5 per day for the hire of this Waggonand Horses amounts to the full value of both and leaves a Sum sufficient topay the said Henry Crome Ensign’s Pay.353. Thomas Bell, an Account for hire of a Waggon and 5 Horses, 41 Daysat £5 per day, £205, of which £94:10 to be paid to Robert Reid to be paid whenhe swears to the Account, allowed.354. John Wildermuth, an Account for the like Service 68 days at £5 perday, £340, allowed. On the same Account is a Charge for the Waggon left atSaludee, the Sum left Blank: And also £170 for 4 Horses lost. The Committeethink they ought not to allow for the Horses, but beg leave to submit theCharge for the Waggon to the Consideration of the House.355. John Bickell, an Account for Waggon hire and Corn for his Horses£452:10, from which the Committee deduct £27:10 for Corn, the Balance £425 allowedwhen the Account is properly attested; of which £62:12:6 to be paid to EberrardEney. The Committee find a Charge for a Horse lost, which they cannot allow.356. Thomas Anderson, a Certificate for like Service from the 18th October1759 when the Commissary certified that his Waggon was taken into theService at £5 per Day, £______, when proof by Certificate or Oath is madeof the service and discharge; of which £35:5 to be paid to Michael Kelteison.357. Henry Gallman, a Certificate for the like Service from 5th October1759 to 10th January 1760, 98 Days at £5 per day, £490, allowed.358. Zachariah Izobell, a Certificate for hire of a Waggon and 5 Horses from25th November 1759 to 11th January 1760, 48 days at £5 per day, £240, allowed. TheCommittee beg leave to remark to the House that the abovementioned Waggon& Horses were at the time when taken into the service appraised by three Freeholdersat £225, and therefore think they ought not to allow any part of £70charged by the said Izobell for two Horses lost.359. Anthony Ernest for hire of a Cart and 3 Horses 80 Days at £3 perday, £240, allowed.