The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

72 COMMONS JOURNAL, JANUARY 16, 1758–FEBRUARY 10, 1758No. 86. A Certificate from Captn. Paul Demeré in favour of BarnabyMcMollen indorsed to Glen & Cooper Amounting [to] £49 for Carriage ofSalt to Fort Loudoun, Allowed.No. 87. A Certificate from Captn. Raymond Demerré in favour of JohnChevillette Amounting [to] £200 for Rum Delivered at Fort Loudounindorsed to Glen & Cooper; as the Committee knows of no use the Publichas for [Rum] at Fort Loudoun and the Certificate not Expressing for whatuse it is Your Committee think it ought not to be allowed.No. 88. An Account of Samuel Ben indorsed to Glen, Cooper & Co. forBulletts, Hatchets & Powder delivered at Fort Loudoun Amounting [to]£65:2:6 Which we think ought not to be provided for because, We know ofno Authority that Capt. Demerré had for purchasing those Things in theIndian Country.No. 89. A Certificate of John Chevillette in favor of Richd. Smith for theuse of Fort Loudoun, indorsed to Glen & Cooper, Amounting [to] £105 allow’d.No. 90. A Certificate of Joseph Lloyd in Favor of John Gallman for twodays Maintainance of Indians £52:10 allowed.No. 91. A Certificate in Favor of John Giessendanner for a Slave Executed,Amounting [to] £200, allowed.No. 92. An Account of Gordon & Elliott for Scout Boats & look outs tothe Southward Amounting [to] £77:6:10, allowed.No. 93. An Account of John Gibbes, son of William Gibbes, Constable,for Criminal Slaves £23:15, In which we find an Overcharge of £8 for Attendance,The Ballance £15:15 to be allowed.No. 94. An Account of John Glover for Maintenance of Acadiansamounting [to] £180, allowed.No. 95. A Certificate of John Chevillette in favour of Walter Batemanfor fort Loudoun Amounting [to] £100, indorsed to Collo. Howarth, allowed.No. 96. A Certificate of Paul Demeré in favor of Margaret Gloster for200 Bushels of Indian Corn deliv’d at Fort Loudoun, indorsed to Messrs.Smith & Brewton, £200, allowed.No. 97. An Account of Frederick Holzendorff for Prisoners amounting[to] £60:15, allowed.No. 98. A Certificate of Paul Demeré in favor of Wm. Shorey, indorsedto Thomas & William Ellis & Company, £75 for th[re]e Month’s Service asLinguister at Fort Loudoun, the Committee think £45 to be allowed, whichis at the Rate of £15 per Month.No. 99. An Account of John Hayes for Acadians £14:10, allow’d.No. 100. An Order in favour of William Dalton for two Slaves Executed£400, allowed when it Shall Appear the Slaves were Executed.Resolv’d That the said report be considered to morrow morning.