The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

876INDEXPetitions:empowering them to acquire a parsonagelot and to dispose of pews,318–1954. Of Charles Mayne praying relief with respectto the drawback on indigosaved from the wreck of the Clintonfrigate, 320; See also Report No. 5155. Of Thomas Keiler praying for paymentof a certificate omitted fromthe schedule of the previous year’stax bill, 320–2156. Of Isham Clayton praying that his certificatefor service at Fort Loudounbe allowed, 33757. Of the German Protestants residing inCharles Town, praying assistancein building a church, 337–3858. Of William Hemsworth and others,praying that a public ferry be establishedon his land on the southside of Pee Dee River, 36459. Of the inhabitants on both sides ofPee Dee River, praying that a ferrybe established on AbrahamLundy’s land, now occupied byJohn Crawford, 364–6560. Of the commissioners for building astate house, praying that thishouse will inspect their accounts ofmoney spent on the said building,379–80, 529; See also Report No. 8361. Of the inhabitants of the fork betweenthe Congaree and Wateree rivers,praying for a road through thesaid fork, 412–1362. Of the church wardens of the parishof St. Philip Charles Town, prayingrelief for invalid soldiers, widowsand orphans of soldiers, andAcadians, 41363. Of William Peaseley, minister of St.Mark Parish, praying payment forservices on Pee Dee, 414; See alsoPetition No. 7164. Of Samuel Lavington, praying thattwenty-six slaves imported by himfrom Antigua be exempted fromthe duty of £10 current money onimported slaves, 41465. Of John Chevillette, praying reimbursementof £200 for ten kegs ofPetitions:rum supplied to the commander ofFort Loudoun, 47666. Of Robert Fairweather, praying thathis account for lodging RoyalAmerican and Highland officersbe allowed, 47667. Of Thomas Shoemaker, praying compensationfor the death of a slavenamed Scipio, killed in the serviceof the public, 476–7768. Of Thomas Lining, praying compensationfor rooms rented to CaptainRoderick McKenzie, 486–8769. Of James Cooper, master of the shipMajor Hardy, William Mackay, masterof the ship Resolution, and NeilJamieson, master of the ship Kingof Prussia, praying exemption fromthe powder duty, 487; See also ResolutionNo. 8970. Of John Gordon, praying compensationfor rooms rented as soldiers’quarters, 494–9571. Of William Peaseley, minister of St.Mark Parish, praying payment forservices on Pee Dee (Petition No.63), 502–372. Of various inhabitants of CharlesTown, praying that measures betaken to prevent the spread ofsmallpox, 504; See also Report No.7973. Of Levi Durand, rector of St. JohnParish, and Alexander Garden,rector of St. Thomas Parish, prayingthat their salaries may be continuedduring their absence, 50774. Of Martha Miller, praying payment ofthe balance due her late husband’sestate for carpentry work on theState House, 513–1475. Of the commissioners of the publicmarkets in Charles Town, prayingthat this house will provide forbuilding a new meat market, 537–38; See also Report No. 8476. Of Charles Woodmason, praying permissionof the legislature to lay afloating bridge across Black MingoCreek, 542–46; See also Report No.103