The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

890INDEXResolutions103.That this house will grant His Majestya sum sufficient to defray thecharges of this government fromJanuary 1, 1759 to December 31,1759, 567104.That this house will provide £3,500 toenable the fortifications commissionersto purchase materials for gun carriagesand repair the new works inCharles Town (Message No. 120),574. See also Message No. 121105.That this house will provide repairs, acanoe, and firewood for FortJohnson (Message No. 123), 577. Seealso Message No. 125106.That the treasurer pay no person forany article impressed for theCherokee expedition except uponoath that the article has neitherbeen returned nor accounted for,581–82107.That this house will provide meansfor the lieutenant governor tosend dispatches to GeneralAmherst and the commander ofHis Majesty’s fleet at Jamaica (MessageNo. 129), 593. See also MessageNo. 130108.That various sums be applied in aidof the general tax and that varioussums be provided to the publictreasurer on account of specificfunds, 619–20109.That £700 be allowed to WilliamPinckney, commissary general, forhis services (Petition No. 83), 659110.That £25 be given to the slave Mauriceand £10 to the slaves Frank andTom as rewards for apprehendingcriminals, 672111.That this house will provide a sum notexceeding £5,000 for the relief ofpoor and distressed men, women,and children in the frontier forts(Report No. 102), 675. See also MessageNo. 145112.That this house will provide for continuingthe pay of the provincialsand the rangers until December 1,1760 (Message No. 143), 678. See alsoMessage No. 147Resolutions113.That this house will provide a £1,000reward to Thomas Mellichamp fordiscovering a method of makingindigo (Report No. 93), 686114.That this house will provide £1,000 toColonel Richard Richardson and£275 to Major William Thomsonfor their services on the Cherokeeexpedition (Message No. 148),686–87115.That an address be prepared to desirethat the lieutenant governor willprevail on Colonel Montgomerieto continue his forces in this province(Message No. 149), 690. Seealso Message No. 150116.That this house will reimburse £10,000to the public treasurer to pay therangers and provincial forces nowin the service of this province(Message No. 149), 690117.That this house will reimburse the publictreasurer £3,235:12:10 for subsistingAcadians (Report No. 108), 714118.That this house will provide a sum notexceeding one shilling threepence per day for superannuatedor infirm Acadians, and Acadianchildren, 715–16119.That this house will not consider themessage from the Upper Houserelating to the tax bill (MessageNo. 155), 739120.That this house will reimburse £51:9 tothe public treasurer for a paymentomitted from the last tax act, 759121.That the account for the relief of poorpeople in the frontier forts be paid(Message No. 164), 759. See alsoMessage No. 165122.That this house will reimburse thepublic treasurer £350 paid to ThomasBeamer as a reward for his serviceson the late Cherokeeexpedition, 760123.That Benjamin Smith be speaker ofthis house, 766124.That an address be prepared to thankthe lieutenant governor for hisspeech (Speech No. 7), 768. See alsoAddress No. 8 or Report No. 111