The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

90 COMMONS JOURNAL, JANUARY 16, 1758–FEBRUARY 10, 1758No. 109. An Account of Henry Kennan, Gunner of Granvilles Bastion,for Sundry Services and Articles found Amounting to £13:17:6 Commencingin June 1753. Your Committee find in the Said Account many Charges fornegro Hire and other duty which they Apprehend is provided for in theSallary allowed him Annually and ought to be performed by him as part ofhis duty, the Ballance £8:6:3 for Sundrys found Ought to be allowed.No. 110. A Certificate from the Justices and Freeholders of CravenCounty for a Negroe Sentanced to Death by them, belonging to HughMcCulchin, for Poisoning, amounting to £200, as no notice is taken whetheror not the said Negroe was Executed Conformable to his Sentance, the Committeerecommend it may be allowed [on] producing a proper Certificatethat he was put to death.No. 111. An Account of Samuel Moore of Granville County for Conveyingto the work House by Virtue of a Committment from Richd. Wallace oneJoseph Lacey Suspected of Lunacy; as the said Account Contain[s] someExtraordinary Charges not Comprehended by your Committee and also asthey apprehend it properly a parish Charge on the Last place of abode ofthe Prisoner, Your Committee disallow it.No. 112. An Account of James Marion for Lodging and Boarding aFrench Prisoner amounting to £39:15 to be allowed.No. 113. An Order from the Justices and Freeholders in favour of JamesLadson for a negroe Executed £200 to be allowed.No. 114. An Account of Samuel Jeanes for Acadians £107:18:8 allowed.No. 115. An Account of Mary Langley for French Prisoners amountingto £361:7:6. An undercharge of £4 to be added, overcharge to be deducted£15:10, the Ballance £349:17:6 to be allowed.No. 116. His Excellency the Governors Order to Christian MinnickAmounting [to] £700, Indorsed to Robert Pringle, being for Supplying 50head of Steers delivered at Fort Prince George to Serjeant Harrison, to beallowed.No. 117. An Account of McIntosh & Johnson amounting to £33. In whichwe find £28:17:6 Overcharged for Entertaining 11 Indians Seven Days Contraryto a Resolution of the House, the Ballance being £4:2:6 to be allowed.No. 118. An order from Lieutenant Shaw to Charles Machlean Amounting[to] £23:12 for Carriage of Flouer to fort Prince George, Indorsd to JohnMcQueen & Co. to be allowed.No. 119. A Petition of John Spencer, Indian Trader, with an Accountannexd Amounting [to] £84:0:6 Being for Goods & Horses hired for theCreek Indians who Rescued William Bonar, the Agents Clerk, who the FrenchSeiz’d & were Carrying Prisoner to Moville, to be allowed.No. 120. An Account of Daniel Pepper, Agent to the Creek Indians,