The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

654 COMMONS JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 4, 1760–AUGUST 6, 1760The 186th (No. 515) on Jacob Larry’s Account;The 187th (No. 516) on an Account of Colonel Robert Rivers;The 188th (No. 517) on Abraham Smith’s Account;The 189th (No. 518) on Thomas Sander’s Account;The 190th (No. 519) on Jacob Vraw’s Account;The 191st (No. 520) on Joseph Norman’s Account;The 192d (No. 521) on John Cole’s Account;The 193d (No. 522) on Eberrard Eney’s Account;The 194th (No. 523) on the Estate of Richard Waring’s Account;The 195th (No. 524) on Christopher Harman Detering’s Account;The 196th (No. 525) on Jacob Free’s Account;The 197th (No. 526) on George Hooper’s Account;The 198th (No. 527) on Samuel Boon’s Account;The 199th (No. 528) on John Skene’s Account;The 200th (No. 529) on John Templeton’s Account;The 201st (No. 530) on William Stewart’s Account; and,The Last Article of the Report, No. 531, on Gasper Morgandollar’s Account;being severally read a Second time, were severally agreed to by theHouse.And then the House adjourned till tomorrow Morning, Ten of theClock.Saturday the 14th Day of June 1760.Mr. Speaker adjourned the meeting of the House till Monday Morning,Ten of the Clock.Monday the 16th Day of June 1760.Mr. Speaker adjourned the meeting of the House till to-morrow MorningTen of the Clock.Tuesday the 17th Day of June 1760.Read the Journals of Friday’s Proceedings.Mr. Gadsden reported from the Committee to whom the Account ofAncrum, Lance and Loocock (being of several Orders and Certificates forthe Service of the late Expedition assigned to them), was recommitted; thatthe Committee had re-examined the said Accounts, and the several Ordersand Certificates therein comprised and had directed him to report the same,as they appeared to them, to the House; and he read the Report in his Place,