The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

70 COMMONS JOURNAL, JANUARY 16, 1758–FEBRUARY 10, 1758No. 58. An Account of Mark Antho. Bessellen for French PrisonersAmounting [to] £13:17:6, allowed.No. 59. An Account of William Bird for Maintenance of four AcadiansAmounting [to] £16, allowed.No. 60. An Account of Robert Collins Amounting [to] £40:2:6, In whichwe find Under Cast £3:15, Makes £43:17:6 to be allowed.No. 61. An Account of Isham Clayton Amounting [to] £193:10, Being forWages for driving Cattell to the Cherokees for fort Loudoun by Order of thelate Governor in the Year 1756, which Your Committee are of Opinion oughtto be paid out of the Money already Granted for Fort Loudoun.No. 62. An Account of Jerome Courtonne Amounting [to] £1350 forCarriage of Goods to the Indians which not being attested & properlyVouch’d we think ought not to be allowed.No. 63. A Certificate of James Welch Amounting [to] £93:10 indorsedto Daniel Cannon for Carriage of Goods to Fort Loudoun, to be allowed.No. 64. An Account of James Carney, Constable, Amounting [to] £7 forInquests, to be allowed.No. 65. An Account of the Church Wardens of the Parish of St. Helenaamounting [to] £179:10, In which we find Undercast £5 (being forMaintainance of Accadians) which being Added makes £184:10, to be allowed.No. 66. An Account of Hugh Anderson Amounting [to] £72 for BedSteads & Tables for the Highland Officers, to be allowed.No. 67. An Account of William Carwithen £41:1:5 for Lodging an Officerof the Highland Regiment which we Submitt to the Consideration of the House.No. 68. An Account of the Church Wardens of Charles Town Amounting[to] £142:14:3 for Money paid to sundry Poor, some of which are SoldiersWives now at Fort Loudoun, which the Committee are of Opinion the Commissaryought to pay out of their additional pay of 2d per Day, The Remainderto be allowed.No. 69. A Second Account of the Church Wardens of Charles TownAmounting [to] £420:2:5, allowed.No. 70. A third Account of the Church Wardens of Charles TownAmounting [to] £167:4:6, allowed.No. 71. A fourth Account of the Church Wardens of Charles TownAmounting [to] £514:19:1, Charges for Acadians, to be allowed.No. 72. A fifth Account of the Church Wardens of Charles TownAmounting [to] £26:18:7, Likewise for Accadians to be allowed.No. 73. An Account of Paul Combé for Entertaining of French Prisonersof Warr £34:17:6, we Recommend to be allowed.No. 74. An Account of Isabella Robinson for Lodging of Highland Soldiers£33:3:8 to be allowed.