The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

INDEX 869Messages:170.To the lieutenant governor to acquaintHis Honor that this househas agreed to repair the barracks(Resolution No. 129), 778171.From the lieutenant governor to desirea fort and provisions for theCatawba Indians, 778–79. See alsoResolution No. 130172.From the lieutenant governor to desireadvice and consent to exportclothing to the Creek Indians, 779.See also Message No. 174173.To the lieutenant governor to acquaintHis Honor with the resolutionsof this house relating to theCatawba Indians (Resolution No.130), 780174.To the lieutenant governor to adviseHis Honor to supply the Creek Indianswith clothing (Message No.172), 780–81. See also Message No.176175.From the lieutenant governor to desirethat this house will enable HisHonor to commission an officer tohead a party of Chickasaw Indians,781–82. See also Resolution No. 131176.From the lieutenant governor to desireclarification of his authority toexport provisions (Message No.174), 782. See also Message No. 178177.To the lieutenant governor to acquaintHis Honor with the resolutionof this house relating to theChickasaw Indians (ResolutionNo. 131), 782178.To the lieutenant governor to adviseHis Honor regarding exportingprovisions (Message No. 176), 785179.To the lieutenant governor to transmitthe report relating to theSouth Carolina Regiment (ReportNo. 112), 786–87180.To the lieutenant governor andCouncil to desire a writ for electinga member for St. Mark Parish,787Messenger of the Council: salary, 200, 382, 696Messengers of the Commons House: arrestwarrants served by, 229–30, 660, 666, 693–94; election of, 9, 768; oath of, 9, 768; salary,200, 382, 696. See also Badger,Jonathan; Weyman, EdwardMesser, John: account, 488, 631, 649, 732Mestizos: tax on, 187, 397Michau, Henry, 149; certificate by, 154Mick, John: account, 730Mickle, John: account, 512, 586, 726Mickle, Joseph: account, 657, 729Mickler, Daniel: account, 490, 597, 637, 646,728, 734Middleton, Henry: committee assignments,674Middleton, Richard: account, 656, 729*Middleton, Thomas, 26, 27, 31, 37, 39, 44, 55,56, 75, 139, 398, 419, 479, 481, 482, 483, 484,615, 689, 768; account, 619; arrested forcontempt, 691–92; committee assignments,22–23, 27, 32, 35, 56, 65, 66, 104, 105,106, 113, 170, 176, 224, 232, 235, 239, 325, 415,778; empowered to import arms, 225; orderedto attend, 238, 498, 529; petition, 694;presents bill, 28; reports by, 40; returned,763; takes oath, 18, 765Middleton, William: declines agency, 264; letterfrom, 358Middleton and Brailsford: account, 280, 306,332, 384Middleton’s Regiment, xvMiglar, Nicholas: account, 473, 580, 725Miles, Aquila: account, 470, 567, 720Military affairs. See Armory, public; Arms andammunition; Artillery; British army;Charles Town Artillery Company; Desertion;Fortifications; Forts; Militia; Musterrolls; Rangers; South Carolina ProvincialRegiments; Supply contractors; Transportcharges; Virginia provincial troopsMilitary discipline, 531, 536. See also Bills Nos.1, 34; Desertion; Mutiny actMilitia: amendment of law, 282, 283, 374–75,377, 378; arms for, 225, 442, 446, 619, 620;drafted for active duty, 431, 434, 435, 438,439, 440, 441, 443, 445, 446, 447; drafts from,176, 183, 192; exemptions from muster, 196;guard duty by, 468, 494, 525, 710; in CharlesTown, 374, 377, 378; in Cherokee expedition,452, 477, 478, 486, 511, 600, 617–19, 647,668, 670, 684, 685, 686, 687; officers, 282,283, 375, 378; plans for better regulation of,196, 198–99; raised on alarm, 64, 89, 141, 157,219, 431, 432; supplies, wagons, and horses