The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

INDEX 875Petitions:that the said parish be divided, 179;See also Report No. 4132. Of the inhabitants of Pedee in CravenCounty praying that the saidcounty may be divided, that the1721 court act may be put in execution,and that the laws of this provincemay be printed, 180; See alsoReport No. 4133. Of the inhabitants on the north sideof Black River in St. Mark Parish,praying for the appointment ofroad commissioners, 18834. Of Joseph Ash praying that the proposedferry from Edisto Island toBoones Island be vested in him(Petition No. 22), 18935. Of Thomas Wright, member of thishouse, praying pardon for his failureto attend the business of thehouse, 229–3036. Of the commissioners of the freeschool in Charles Town, prayingthat a sum may be provided forpurchasing a tract of land anderecting a new schoolhousethereon, 234–3537. Of Jermyn and Charles Wright prayingthat a road may be establishedbetween Days Creek and SavannahRiver, and that a ferry over SavannahRiver may be vested in the petitioners,235; See also Petition No.43; Report No. 4338. Of John Chevillette praying that hisaccount of hides and tallow soldmay be passed by the house, 23639. Of James Hunter, executor of the lastwill and testament of JosephMurray, praying that Murray’sFerry may be vested in him for theuse and benefit of the infant JamesMurray, 258–59; See also Report No.4440. Of James Crokatt, late agent in GreatBritain, praying for a settlement ofhis salary prior to James Wright’sarrival as his successor, 263–64; Seealso Report No. 5441. Of Margueritte Chiffelle, widow of theReverend Henry Chiffelle, prayingPetitions:the final half year’s allowance for hissalary and house rent, 264; See alsoResolution No. 5542. Of Daniel Pepper praying for the balanceof the money due him asagent to the Creek Nation, 26543. Of the inhabitants of St. Peter Parishpraying to be exempted fromworking on the road petitioned forby Jermyn and Charles Wright (PetitionNo. 37), 266–67; See also ReportNo. 4344. Of Capt. Raymond Demere in relationto the expenses of FortLoudoun (text not found), 281; Seealso Message No. 5745. Of Michael McEnfoot, blacksmith,praying that his certificate for workat Fort Loudoun may be allowed,28146. Of Jacob Raugh, blacksmith, prayingthat his certificate for work at FortLoudoun may be allowed, 28147. Of Martin Miller, mason, praying thathis certificate for work at FortLoudoun may be allowed, 281–8248. Of the inhabitants of the neck betweenPedee and Black rivers inPrince George Winyah Parish,praying for a road and ferry establishinga shorter route toGeorgetown, 28649. Of the inhabitants of St. James SanteeParish, praying an amendment ofthe patrol law, 286–87; See also ReportNo. 5550. Of the commissioners of St. Mark Parish,praying for relief towardsbuilding the parish church, 289–90; See also Report No. 4251. Of the inhabitants of Georgetownpraying for an act to relieve theirmany inconveniences and wants asa town, 295–9652. Of John Dargan and the upper inhabitantsof Wateree River, Waxhaws,and Yadkin settlements, prayingfor a ferry over Santee River, 313;See also Report No. 4853. Of the church commissioners for St.Michael Parish praying for a bill