The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

64 COMMONS JOURNAL, JANUARY 16, 1758–FEBRUARY 10, 1758And then the House adjournd till to Morrow morning Ten of the Clock.Wednesday the 25th of January 1758.The Journal of Yesterdays Proceedings was read.The Accounts of the following Persons were severally read, Viz.Samuel Jeanes for Subsisting Accadians amounting to £107:18:8.Henry Kennan for the use of the Forts amounting to £13:17:6.John Ladson an order for a slave Executed amounting to £200.Mary Langley for French Prisoners amounting to £361:7:6.Charles Lowndes Esqr., Provost Marshall, for Criminals amounting to£1366:17:6.James Marion for French Prisoners amounting to £39:15.Martin Miller, John Chevillettes Order for fort Loudoun amounting [to]£25.Michael McInfoot, John Chevillettes order for fort Loudoun £30.McCartan & Campbell for Indian Presents amounting to £2467:15:11.Samuel Moore for bringing a Madman to the work House amountingto £6:10 Proclamation Money.William Matthews for Provissions for the Militia rais’d on alarm £6.Hugh McKutchins Estate an Order for a Slave Executed amounting to£200.John McCall for the Forts amounting to £74:18:1.Robert Pringle Esqr., Christian Minnicks Order for Cattle Sent to fortLoudoun amounting to £700.McIntosh & Johnson for Entertaining Indians £33.John McQueen & Company for Sundry Orders of the following Persons.John Spencer for Goods paid Indians for takingMr. Bonnar from the French amounting to £ 84:06:00Robert Gowdey for Entertaining Indians 52:00:00Daniel Pepper Esqr., Late Agent to the Creeks,Orders issued for that Service toLachlan McIntosh for 100:00:00To Nicholas Black for £10, To Willm. Hall for£75 85:00:00Lieutn. Shaws order to Charles McLean forfort Loudoun 23:12:00John Chevillette, late Commissary at FortLoudoun, Order issued for that Service,