The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

INDEX 889Resolutions80.That the address to the governor bepresented to His Excellency by thewhole house (Address No. 4 orReport No. 72), 45681.That this house will provide for raising525 men to serve as rangers to patrolin the back parts of this province(Report No. 73), 458–59. Seealso Message No. 9482.That the governor be desired to allotbarracks for the reception of theAcadians, and that this house willreimburse the public treasurer fortheir subsistence (Report No. 74),462. See also Message No. 9583.That a reward of £25 current money begiven for the scalp of every Cherokeeman produced by Indians,Negroes, or others, 463. See alsoMessage No. 9684.That this house will provide for raisinga regiment of one thousand mento relieve Fort Prince George andchastise the Cherokee Indians (ReportNo. 75), 464–65. See also MessageNo. 9785.That it is the opinion of this house thatFort Loudoun cannot be relievedby this province (Report No. 75),465. See also Message No. 9786.That the pay to the private men of therangers be increased five pounds permonth to each man (Message No.99), 475. See also Message No. 10087.That this house will reimburse thepublic treasurer money advancedto private soldiers enlisted in therangers (Message No. 99), 475. Seealso Message No. 10088.That the address to the governor bepresented to His Excellency by thewhole house (Address No. 5 orReport No. 76), 48389.That the ships Major Hardy, Resolution,and King of Prussia be exemptedfrom the powder duty(Petition No. 69), 48790.That this house will reimburse thepublic treasurer £200 for cartingfirewood for the provincial troopsin Charles Town, 495Resolutions91.That an address be prepared on thesubject matter of the lieutenantgovernor’s speech (Speech No. 6),498. See also Address No. 6 or ReportNo. 7792.That the address to the lieutenant governorbe presented to His Honorby the whole house (Address No.6 or Report No. 77), 500. See alsoMessage No. 10493.That this house will provide £50 permonth to such persons as the lieutenantgovernor shall commission tolead the Chickasaws and Creeksagainst the Cherokees (Message No.108), 509. See also Message No. 10994.That this house will provide £35 as a rewardfor the scalp of any CherokeeIndian man (Message No. 108),509. See also Message No. 10995.That the pay to the militia who wenton Governor Lyttelton’s Cherokeeexpedition be continued to January10, 1760, 51196.That no public accounts be read afterthis day, April 23, 1760, during thepresent session of the General Assembly,51397.That this house will reimburse thetreasurer £161 currency paid to soldiersof the Royal Regiment of Artilleryfor their services in thelaboratory, 527–2898.That this house will reimburse thepublic treasurer for £3,500 advancedfor carrying stores and provisionsto the outposts, 53899.That this house will provide for the expenseof printing copies of theelection laws for use in the parishes,547100.That provision be made for raising£3,572:6:4 for paying several sumsdue from the commissioners ofthe State House, 551101.That this house will provide £2,500 forcontingent services (Message No.112), 556. See also Message No. 119102.That a new market house be erectedon the north side of the marketsquare, 560