By Adjornmt. on Thursday the 23d. day of Feb: 1737

Order desireing Henry
Barker Esqr . Treasurer of
moneys formerly reced
for repairing Brentford
Bridge to £7..2s.. to
John Weeden< no role > for digging
& carriage of gravel}

Application being made unto this Court by John
Weeden informing this Court that in the year of our Lord
One thousand Seven hundred & thirty two he agreed
with Henry Barker< no role > Esqr . Treasurer of moneys raised for
repaire of a publick Bridge called Brentford Bridge in this
County to digg & cast eighty loads of gravel at
Small borough Green, and to bring and lay it on the
Said Bridge at two Shillings a load, And that in the
Month of December in the same year he brought & laid
eighty loads of gravel upon the Said Bridge for the
repairing of the Same which at two Shillings a load
amount in the whole to the Sum of eight pounds, of
which he hath delivered a bill of Particulars, and that
the Said Sum is yet unpaid & remaining due to the
Said John Weeden< no role > , And this Court being informed that
the Sum of Seven pounds & two Shillings is now
remaining in the hands of the Said Mr. Barker after
a deduction of his disbursements out of the moneys by
him received as Treasurer Doth Order that the Said Mr.
Barker be and he is hereby desired to pay the Said
Sum of Seven pounds & two Shillings unto the Said
John Weeden< no role > on account of his Said demand, whose
receipt together with this Order Shall be a Sufficient
discharge to the Said Mr. Barker for Such payment.