The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

INDEX 885Reports:Acadians in Charles Town, 712–13, 713–14.See also Resolution No. 117109.From the committee appointed toconfer with the lieutenant governorregarding presents for theCreek Indians (Message No. 151),717. See also Message No. 153110.From the committee to whom werereferred the lieutenant governor’smessages relating to the contingentfund and the provincial regiments(Messages Nos. 157, 158),747–49, 749–50, 750–51. See also MessagesNos. 161, 162111.From the committee appointed toprepare an address of thanks tothe lieutenant governor (ResolutionNo. 124), 770–71. See also MessageNo. 167112.From the committee to inquire whatprovision should be made for theSouth Carolina Regiment otherthan what is appointed by law, 783–85, 785–86. See also Message No. 179113.From the committee to whom was referredthe lieutenant governor’smessage relating to quarteringtroops (Message No. 183), 795–96.See also Message No. 184114.From the committee to whom was referredthe lieutenant governor’smessage relating to frontier fortsand the Chickasaw Indians (MessageNo. 185), 798–99. See also MessageNo. 189115.From the committee to whom was referredthe lieutenant governor’smessage in relation to CaptainJohn Stuart (Message No. 187), 803.See also Message No. 191116.From the committee to whom werereferred the accounts of the artillerystores for the provincial regiment,803117.From the committee to whom was referredthe lieutenant governor’smessage relating to Cherokee captives(Message No. 188), 803–04. Seealso Resolution No. 133118.From the committee to whom was referredthe lieutenant governor’sReports:message concerning pay for the rangersand other matters (Message No. 186),804–05. See also Message No. 190119.From the committee to whom the petitionof Thomas Gill was referred(Petition No. 88), 808. See also ResolutionNo. 135Repp, John: account, 629, 648, 732Resolution, ship, 487, 495Resolutions:1.That an address be prepared to thankthe governor for his speech(Speech No. 1), 6–7. See also AddressNo. 1 or Report No. 12.That the address of thanks to the governorbe presented to His Excellencyby the whole House(Address No. 1 or Report No. 1), 9.See also Message No. 13.That Jonathan Badger and EdwardWeyman be messengers of thisHouse, 94.That Robert Pringle be cashier of thisHouse, 95.That this House will provide for the expenseof building barracks for onethousand men upon the publicland near the old free schoolhouse (Report No. 2), 15. See alsoMessage No. 36.That Charles Pinckney Esq. is dulyelected for the parish of ChristChurch (Report No. 3), 187.That this House will provide £7,000 toimport warlike stores from thenorthern colonies for the defenseof this province, and that the saidsum be borrowed from any fundin the public treasury (Report No.4), 20–21. See also Message No. 68.That the duties upon indigo saved outof the ship Clinton be remitted(Petition No. 3), 249.That this House will provide for repairingthe free school house for quarteringsubaltern officers tocommand troops at the nearbybarracks (Message No. 10), 24. Seealso Message No. 1110.That the controller of the countryduties be chosen by ballot, 30