The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly

92 COMMONS JOURNAL, JANUARY 16, 1758–FEBRUARY 10, 1758No. 136. An Account of Henry Smith for Indians £22:8:9, Overcharge£9:7:6, Ballance £13:1:3 allowed.No. 137. An Account of Robert Goudy for Entertaining Cherokee IndiansAmounting to £52 in which we find an Overcharge of £7 Wrong Cast,the Ballance being £45 to be allowed.No. 138. An Account of Henry Orr, Constable, for Criminal Slavesamounting to £22:12:6. In which we find Overcharg’d in Sundry Articles£7:17:6, the Ballance being £14:15 to be allowed.No. 139. An Account of Timothy Phillips for making Tents by the Orderof the late Governor Glen Amounting [to] £91, being an Unusual & ExtraordinaryCharge are of Opinion ought not to be allowed by the Public.No. 140. An Account of Thomas Booden Amounting [to] £65, being forHouse Rent for the Highland Soldiers in Queen Street, allowed.No. 141. An Account of Daniel Crawford for 7 Cords [of] Fire Wood at55/ & Carting, Amounting [to] £23:12:6, Which the Soldiers took and madeuse of, to be allowed.No. 142. A Petition of the Parish of St. James Santee for finishing theParsonage House your Committee Recommend that £350 may be allowd for[the] same.No. 143. An Account of Childermas Croft for drawing & Ingroseing Bills,Amounting [to] £1962:16:2, to be allowed.No. 144. An Account of John Paul Grimke for a Gorgett for one of theIndians Amounting [to] £4:10 to be allowed.No. 145. An Account of Henry Kennan for Lodging Lieutn. Monro, aHighland Officer, Amounting [to] £36:8:6. In which we find 4 weeks & 3 daysChargd beyond the Time Limitted by a resolution of the House, amounting[to] £11:1:5. The Ballance being £25:7:1 to be allowed.No. 146. An Account of John Dodd, Gunsmith, for Work done for theCherokee Indians Amounting [to] £49, to be allowed.No. 147. An Account of Lambert Lance for Hire of 5 Tenements for theHigh Landers Amounting [to] £62:10, being [to] the 1st of December Last,to be allowed.No. 148. An Account of Ancrum, Lance & Loocock for Brown Rolls forthe Soldiers Amounting [to] £135:13:9, to be allowed.No. 149. An Account of James Laurens & Co. for Brown Rolls for theuse of the Barracks Amounting [to] £67:10, to be allowed.No. 150. An Account of Mary Frost for Hay for the Troops amounting[to] £20, to be allow’d.No. 151. An Account of John Guerard Esqr. amounting [to] £258:1whereof £62:10 for fort Loudoun & £195:11 for the Troops to be allowed.No. 152. An Account of Peter Leger Amounting [to] £218:1:3 for