Assembly Proceedings, Oct. 3-19, 1695. 263

M^r William Hatton of Charles County his accompt exam-
ined and allowed for his attendance as a Justice of the Provin-
ciall Court and Itenerant charges in August Court last 3080
1 tob:
The remaining part of his account being allowed the last
Sessions of Assembly.
M^r Robert Carssof S^t Maryes County his accompt examined
and allowed for imprisonment fees of William Burleigh George
Mason and Robert Saunders and other charges 10730 l tobaccoe.
William Goldthrope of Calvert County his accompt ex-
amined and allowed for transporting over patuxent river the
Secretaryes and Comissaries Records with the attendants,
4001 tob:
Major William Whittington of Sumersitt County his
accompt examined and allowed for his attendance as a
Delegate of the s^d County in assembly in May last with his
Itenerant charges, 2380 l tob.
M^r Samuell Withers of Talbott County his accompt examined
and allowed for a boate to bring the Burgesses of the s^d County
to S^t Maries Anno 1693, 720 l tob:
The other not being due, and the remainder of the accompt
Referred to the House.
Coll^o Caspearus Herman of Caecill County his accompt
examined and allowed for three barrells of beere for the Bur-
gesses 1200 l tob:

Original
Journal.

M^r Gilbert Linesley of Talbott County allowed upon a Pro-
tested Bill of Exchange drawn by M^r Samuell Bourne upon
Cap^t Peter Paggan by order of the convention bearing date
the first day of Aprill 1692, for thirty one pounds Seavuen
Shillings and Seauven pence Sterling, 10460 l tob:
Thomas Witherley of Charles County his accompt examined
and allowed for Comeing to S^t Maries upon an express to the
Hono^ble S^r Thomas Lawrence about the murther comitted by
the Anna Costain King, 400 l tob:
M^r Edward Jones of Csecill County his accompt examined
and allowed for his attendance as a Justice of the Provinciall
Court in ffebruary and Augt Courts with his Itenerant
charges 33461 tob:
And for his attendance and Itenerant charges in Octob:
Court Referred till the Latter end.

The Comittee adjourns till to Morrow
morning at Seauen of the Clock.

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