The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

68 COMMONS JOURNAL, JANUARY 16, 1758–FEBRUARY 10, 1758No. 22. An Account of Henry Gallman for Indians Expences amounting[to] £5:8:9, allow £2:3:9.No. 23. Two Certificates from John Chevillette to Thomas Keiler for FortLoudoun Amounting [to] £81 allowed.No. 24. An Account of Joshua Grimball Amounting [to] £161 partwhereof £48:10 for Acadians, the Remainder for Edisto lookout, allowed.No. 25. An Account of Samuel Fry, Constable, Amounting [to] £57 inwhich are over Charges for Horse hire £14, & a Short Charge forMaintainance of Prisoners 70/, of the ballance £46:10 allowed.No. 26. An Account of Ancrum, Lance & Loocock Amounting [to]£162:2:6 Part £127:12:6 for Indians, the Remainder for Fort Loudoun & Keoweeallow’d.No. 27. An Account of James Akin for french Prisoners, Ballance£16:12:6, allow’d.No. 28. A Certificate to George June for Accadians Assign’d to Elias BallAmounting [to] £63, Allowed.No. 29. A Second Certificate to George June for Accadians Assignd toElias Ball Amounting [to] £108, allowed.No. 30. An Account of Ulrick Backman for Carriage of Goods toKeowee Certified by James Glen Esqr., Late Governor, £48 allowed.No. 31. An Account of the Estate of William Backshell Amounting [to]£339:14, which Account was deliv’d to the Public in 1755 & then in part providedfor & the Remainder rejected, which the Committee are of OpinionShould be rejected.No. 32. An Account of the Estate of Anthony Bonneau for French PrisonersAmounting [to] £62:5, allowed.No. 33. An Account of Daniel Burnett for Indians £26:5 allowed.No. 34. An Account of Daniel Burnett for Pasturage of Indian horses,Disallowd.No. 35. An Account of George Bland for taking up Criminals £4:10,Overcharge £1:17:6, Ballance £2:12:6 Allowed.No. 36. An Account of Peter Butler for French Prisoners £32:16 allow’d.No. 37. A Certificate of Daniel Pepper in Favour of John Boyle whomhe Employed as a Guard Amounting [to] £30. As the Law allows the Agentvery handsomely for himself & two Servants, we think it Shou’d not be allowed.No. 38. Do. in favor of Patrick Butler £30 for the like Service, Disallowed.No. 39. An Account of David Brown for two Flag Staffs & putting themup Amounting [to] £86, Overcharged £14, Ballance £72 allowed.No. 40. An Account of Willm. Banbury £246:2:4 Bread & flour deliveredin the Year 1756 by Order of Jas. Glen Esqr., allowed.