HOUSE. No. 4

AN

ACCOUNT

OF THE

STATE OF THE TREASURY

OF THE

Commonwealth of .

JANUARY 1, 1836.

is o st o n; DUTTON AND WENTWORTH, STATE PRINTERS Noj. 10 and 12 Exchange Street. 1836.

eommontoealtfj of i&assartjusetts.

Treasuryasury Office, Ist mo. ) (January) 1, 1836. \

The Treasurer respectfully transmits to the Legislature a Statement of the Expenses attaching to this Office, for the year 1835, with an Account of the State of the Treas- ury on the first instant, and a Statement of Receipts and Expenditures for the year 1835, with Schedules belong- ing thereto, marked A to M. HEZEKIAH BARNARD, Treasurer.

To the Senate and House of Representatives.

In Senate, Jan. 7, 1836.

Read and sent down.

CHARLES CALHOUN, Clerk. AW ACCOUNT

“ From thefirst of January to the thirty-first of December , 1835, specifying the amount of salary and alloicance made to the Treas- urer of the Commonwealth, the number of Clerks by him employed, their names, the periods of service, and the amount , allowed them, and all the expenses attaching to the Treasury Office.”

S 3 Amount of Salary llowed the Treas- Clerks’:a’ Names.Nam Periods of Service. Amount allowed. All the Expenses attaching to the Treasury Office. urer. 5 CO G $2,000 2 Joseph Foster, 1 year $1,200 Treasurer’s Salary $2,000

John I. Linzee. 1 year. 900. First Clerk’s ... 1,200 cc

“ “ and ... 900 } . • 1 $4,100 00 Printing and Stationary for the Office, $65 71 0 $4,165 71 C - - Treasury Office, Ist mo. (January) \st, 1836. jj cc HEZEKIAH BARNARD, Treasurer. H-i Commonwealth of Massachusetts. State the Treasury, Jan. 1,183G. 00 of O 0 a DUE from: the commonwealth. DUE TO THE COMMONWEALTH.

On Warrants on the Treasury files, . . $13,506 00 On Notes and Bonds received for Eastern Lands,

On Rolls of Accounts, .... 2,274 15 A., $288,140 13

On Senate and Representatives Rolls, . . 753 02 A Certificate of thirty shares in the Gloucester cent, On Account of the five per debt and interest, 76 41 Canal Corporation, .... 1,500 00 Due to sundry banks and individuals for money 4 Amount of Notes bearing an interest of five per borrowed for the purpose of paying the ordi- > 94,000 00 cent, per annum, payable in twenty years from nary demands on the Treasury, . . 3 October Ist, 1831,being the money received on account of claims on the United States for Mi- jxj iitia services, loaned to sundry Banks in Boston, Q in compliance with an Act of the General Court, r-i

. . passed March 19th, 1831—A., . 281,000 00 Amount of Cash in the Bunker Hill Bank, to the jrj credit of the Warren Bridge, . . . 26,163 82 1 Amount of Cash in the City Bank to the credit of J, 2, the Massachusetts School Fund, . . 89,836 68 Amount of Cash in the City Bank to the credit of Interest on the School Fund, to be apportioned agreeably to the provisions of an Act of April 8th, 1835, 16,331 39

Cash on hand, January Ist, 1836, (morning,) . 73,501 77

$110,609 58 || $776,473 79 I

Treasury Office, Boston, Ist mo. (January) Ist, 1836. HEZEKIAII BARNARD, Treasurer.

A—■—By an Act of March 31, 1834, one half of the amount of Notes and Bonds received for the sale of Eastern Land, &c., and the interest on $281,000, loaned to sundry Banks in Boston, is to be passed to the credit of the “Massachusetts School Fund.” aiP&'CKasaasrsp

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURI s

Year ending December 31st, 1835.

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Cash in the Treasury, January i, 1835, (morning, 16,429 49

On account of the Bank Tax—Schedule A. - 304,211 11 On 45,090 19 On a Miscellaneous Notes and Bonds, 3,102 7

On account of Interest on ditto, ------266 33

On account of Interest on Deposites in the City Bank, - - 3,843 if

Of County Treasurer, for balance of Account, - 28 39 On M

Cash of ( /V. Coffin, Agent, - $74,084 63 And for the principal and interest on Not ,nd Bunds t 3

$179.6 Deduct redit of the Massachusetts School Fun pursuant to Act of March 31, 1834, $89,836 68(18 89,836

Massachusetts School Fund,I one half the amount received

it of land, &c. as above, ----- 89,836 ( Interest on School Fund, including one year’s interest to October Ist, 1835, on $281,000, vested in Notes of cer- tain Banks in Boston, placed to the credit of this account, pursuant to an Act passed March 31st, 1834, to be appor- tioned to the City of Boston and the several Towns and Districts in the Commonwealth, agreeably to the provis- ionsions of an AcAct passed April Bth, 1835, - 16,331 39

( - - On account of Miscellanies—Schedule C., - - 1,082 91 Of the Attorney General—amounts overchargedov for the sup- port of State Paupers, by certain Towns,vv &c. - - - 217 70 >0,276 81 Money borrowed per Resolve of March 5, 1835—Schedule D. 134,000 00 Of the Treasurer of the Warren Bridge Corporatio aunt of tolls receivedreceive at said bridge, paid into this Office in compliance with an Act passed March Bth, 1833 : includ- ing interest on the whole amount deposited in the Bunker Hill Bank, to the credit of Warren Bridge, - - - 15,895 22 100,172 03 QEVsvQNßsaaasr®

OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

FOR THE

Year ending December 31st, 1835.

EXPENDITURES. Officers’ salaries and incidental charges for the support of Government—-Schedule E, ------$70,795 56 Pay of Councillors, $3,449—Senators, $18,313—and Repre- sentatives, $166,423, ------182,185 00 On Rolls of Accounts —Schedule F, 68,724 11 To County Treasurers, for balances of their respective ac- counts—Schedule B, ------45,119 93 To Dutton and Wentworth, State Printers, their accounts to October Ist, 1835, ------12,101 71 On appropriations for the Adjutant and Quarter Master Gene- ral’s Department, ------2,500 00 To Agricultural Societies—Schedule G, - 4,334 00 To Pensioners, and Old and Wounded Soldiers—Schedule H, 2,043 23 Soldiers’ Gratuities—allowed by Resolves ofMarch 27 th, 1833,

- - - - and March 12th, 1835—Schedule I, - 5,650 00 For Militia Services—allowed by an Act of March 29th, 1834 —Schedule K, ------15,321 00 Hon. Isaac C. Bates, Agent for prosecuting the Claim of the Commonwealth on the Government of the United States, - 1,000 00 On appropriations for the support and instruction of Deaf and

Dumb persons, in the Asylum at Hartford, - 5,814 17 On appropriations for the New-England Asylum for the Blind, 9,080 83 On appropriations for the Lunatic Hospital at Worcester, viz: for enlarging the building. $lO,OO0 —for current expenses,

$4,000, ------14,000 00 To sundries—interest on money borrowed per different Re-

solves of the General Court, ------4,517 16 On Bounty for the destruction of Bears, Wild Cats, &c.—au- thorized by Act of April 4th, 1835, ----- 33 50 For miscellaneous objects—Schedule L, - - - 58,218 17

$495,438 37 To sundries—for money borrowed per different Resolves of

the General Court, repaid-—Schedule M, - - - - 98,900 00 Amount of Cash in the Bunker Hill Bank to the credit of

Warren Bridge, ------26,163 82 Amount in the City Bank, to the credit of Massachusetts

School Fund, - 89,836 68 Amount in the City Bank, to the credit of Interest on School Fund, to be apportioned agreeably to the provisions ol an Act passed April Bth, 1835, ------16,331 39 Amount of available Cash, to meet the ordinary demands on the Treasury, this first of January, 1836, (morning,) - - 73,501 77

$800,172 03 Treasury Office, Ist mo. (January) Ist, 1836. HEZEKIAH BARNARD, Treasurer. SCHEDULE A..—Bank Tax .

American - Bank, Boston, 6,000 00 Atlantic 66 u 5,000 Atlas 66 66 5,000 Boston u 6,000 City a a 10,000 Columbian 66 5,000 Commercial 4* a 5,000 Commonwealth 44 5,000 Eagle 66 5,000 F ranklin u 1,500 Fulton 66 66 5,000 Globe U u 10,000 Granite u 5,000 Hamilton a 5,000 Hancock 66 5,000 Market 6,000 Massachusetts 8,000 Merchants’ 66 7,500 New-England 66 66 10,000 North 66 7,500 Oriental 66 66 7,500 South 6 6 5,000 State 18,000 Suffolk 7,500 Traders’ 3,000 Tremont 6,000 Union 8,000 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 9

Washington Bank, Boston, 5,000 00 Andover “ Andover, 2,000 Beverly “ Beverly, 1,000 Danvers “ Danvers, 1,600 Warren “ 66 1,200 Gloucester “ Gloucester, 2,000 Merrimack “ Haverhill, 2,700 Ipswich “ Ipswich, 1,000 Lynn Mechanics’ “ Lynn, 1,500 Nahant “ 66 1,500 Grand Marblehead, 1,000 Marblehead “ 1,200 Mechanics’ Newburyport, 2,000 Merchants’ 3,000 Ocean 2,000 Asiatic Salem, 2,000 Commercial “ 66 2,000 Exchange 2,000 General Interest 2,000 Mercantile 66 2,000 Merchants’ “ 66 4,000

Naumkeag “ 66 2,000 Salem “ 2,500 Brighton Brighton, 1,500 Cambridge “ Cambridge, 1,000

66 Charles River “ 1,000 Middlesex 1,500 Bunker Hill “ Charlestown, 1,500 Charlestown “ 1,500 Phoenix “ 66 1,500 Concord “ Concord, 1,000

“ Framingham • Framingham, 1,000 & Lowell Lowell, 2,500 9. 10 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan.

Rail Road Bank, Lowell, 6,000 00 Duxbury “ Duxhury, 1,000 Hingham Hingham, 1,000 Old Colony “ Plymouth, 1,000 Plymouth “ “ 1,000 Wareham “ Wareham, 1,000 Fairhaven Fairhaven, 1,000 Fall River “ Fall River, 2,000 Bedford Commercial New Bedford 4,000 Marine a 3,000 Mechanics’ 2,000 Merchants’ 4,000 Pawtucket Seekonk, 1,000 Bristol County Taunton, 1,000 Cohannet 1,000 Taunton “ 2,500 Falmouth “ Falmouth, 1,000 Barnstable Yarmouth, 1,500 Citizens’ Nantucket, 1.000 Man. & Mechanics’ 1,000 Pacific U 2,000 Dedham Dedham, 1,500 Dorchester & Milton Dorchester, 1,000 Norfolk Roxbury, 2,000 Peoples’ 1,000 ) Union Bank of Weymouth Weymouth, 1,000 and Braintree ) Wrentham Ban! Wrentham, LOGO Fitchburg Fitchburg, 1,000 Leicester Leicester, 1,000 Millbury Millbury, 1,000 Oxford Oxford, 1,000 Blackstonc Uxbridge 1,000 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 11

Central Bank, Worcester, 1,000 00 Quinsigamond 66 66 1,000 Worcester u 66 2,000 Amherst 66 Amherst, 1,000 Hampshire 66 Northampton, 1,000 Northampton 66 66 1,000 Springfield 66 Springfield, 2,500 Hampden 66 Westfield, 1,000 Greenfield 66 Greenfield, 1,500 Adams 66 Adams, 1,000 Agricultural 66 Pittsfield, 1,000 Housatonic 66 Stockbridge, 1,000 Lee 66 Lee, 111 11 Hampshire Man. 66 Ware, 1,000

$304,211 11 12 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan.

SCHEDULE B. —County Treasurers.

Receipts from County Treasurer.

Hooker Leavitt, Franklin County, 28 39

Payments to County Treasurers.

Richard D. Harris, Suffolk County, 15,019 11 William F. Wade, Essex “ 6,878 44 John Keyes, Middlesex “ 7,431 66 John Bullard, Norfolk “ 1,978 29 Rosseter Cotton, Plymouth “ 876 02 Horatio L. Danforth, Bristol “ 3,360 13 Ebenezer Bacon, Barnstable “ 791 71 Matthew Manter, Jun., Dukes 46 19 George Cobb, NantucNantucket “ 242 28 Anthony Chase, Worcester “ 4,152 64 David Paine, Hampden “ 1,416 21 Daniel Stebbins, Hampshire “ 165 82 Hooker Leavitt, Franklin “ 599 53 Joseph Tucker, Berkshire “ 2,161 90

$45,119 93 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 13

SCHEDULE C.—Miscellanies received.

Received of William H. Sumner (late) Adju- tant and Quarter Master General, on ac- count of military stores sold by him, 729 4(J Of Charles Calhoun, Clerk of the Senate, for old chairs belonging to the Senate Chamber, sold by him, 163 50 Of John Hancock, one of the Commissioners o f wrecks, for Dukes County, the net proceeds of sales of lumber found on the shores and waters of the Commonwealth, 40 02 Amount of Treasurer Barnard’s private post- age, 2 52 Of Nathaniel Coolidge, a Constable of Bos- ton, amount paid by the Commonwealth, for his expenses &c., in pursuing and arresting one George Chase, a fugitive from justice—(refunded.) 76 37 Of William D. Foster, amount paid Nathan- iel Coolidge, for his services and expenses in arresting one Zelotes Jenks, a supposed fugitive from justice, 81 10

P; ,082 91 14 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan.

SCHEDULE D.

Money borrowed per Resolve of the General Court, passed March sth, 1835.

State Bank, Boston, 20,000 00 City 12,000 Merchants’ 8,000 Atlas 6,000 Hamilton 6,000 Fulton U 6,000 Franklin 2,000 Granite 6,000 Columbian a 6,000 Commercial 6,000 South u 6,000 Tremont a a 6,000 Commonwealth 6,000 Hancock CC 6,000 Market U 6,000 Individuals 26,000 $134,000 00 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 15

SCHEDULE E.

Officers Salaries and Incidentcd Charges for the Support of Government.

Annual Salary. His Excellency, John Davis, Governor and Com-

mander in Chief, ...... 3,666 67 1,558 32 His Honor Samuel T. Armstrong, Lt. Governor, and acting Governor, . 2,468 33

Edward D. Bangs, Esq. Secretary, . . . . 2,000 00 1,817 15

Hezekiah Barnard, Esq. Treasurer, .... 2,000 00 2,000 00 William H. Sumner, Esq. late Adjutant and Acting Quarter Master General, 520 83 Henry A. S. Dearborn, Esq. Adjutant and Acting Quarter Master General, 1.500 00 979 17 Hon. , Chief Justice S. .1. Court, 3.500 00 3,500 00 “ Samuel Putnam, Justice Do. 3.000 00 3.000 00 “ Samuel S. Wilde, Do. Do. 3.000 00 3.000 00 “ , Do. Do. 3.000 00 3.000 00 “ , Chief Justice Court of Com- mon Pleas, 2,100 00 2,100 00

Solomon Strong, Justice Do. . 1,800 00 1,800 00 “ John M. Williams, Do. Do. . 1,800 00 1,350 00 “ David Cummins, Do. Do. . 1,800 00 1,800 00 “ Peter O. Thacher, Judge of Municipal Court, 1,250 00 1,250 00 “ James T. Austin, Attorney General, 1,200 00 1,200 00 Asahel Huntington, Esq. District Attorney, Northern

District, . 1,000 00 1,000 00 Charles H. Warren,Esq. District Attorney. Southern

District, ...... 1,000 00 1,000 00 Pliny Merrick, Esq. District Attorney, Middle Dis- trict 1,000 00 1,000 00 Charles A. Dewey, Esq. District Attorney, Western

• District, » . 1,000 00 1,000 00 Octavius Pickering, Esq. Reporter of Decisions in the S. J. Court, 1,000 00 1,000 00

Carried over, $36,343 80 16 TREASURER’S ACCOUNTS. Jan

SCHEDULE E .—Continued.

A

Brought over, 343 80

JUDGES OF PROBATE.

Joseph Hall, Suffolk County, . . . 1,000 00 1,000 00 Daniel A. White, Essex Do. 700 00 700 00 Samuel P. P. Fay, Middlesex Do. 800 00 800 00 Nathaniel Paine, Worcester Do. 700 00 1,050 00

Wilkes Wood, Plymouth Do. . 400 00 400 00 ? 94 44 Hodijah Baylies, (late) Bristol J)o Oliver Prescott, 425 00 224 10 Nymphas Marston, Barnstable Do. 300 00 225 00 George Athearn, Dukes Do. 60 00 60 00 Isaac Coffin, Nantucket Do. 120 00 120 00

Sherman Leland, Norfolk Do. . 500 00 500 00 William P. Walker, Berkshire Do. 450 00 450 00 Oliver B. Morris, Hampden Do. 280 00 280 00

Ithamer Conkey, Hampshire Do. . . 280 00 280 00

Richard E. Newcomb, Franklin Do. . 280 00 280 00 463 54 REGISTERS OF PROBATE

John Heard, Suffolk County, . . . 2,000 00 2,000 00

. . Nathaniel Lord, Jr. Essex Do. . 1,500 00 1,500 00 Isaac Fiske, Middlesex Dc 1,500 00 1,500 00 Theophilus Wheeler, Worcester Do. 1,400 00 1,400 00

Jacob H. Loud, Plymouth Do. . 750 00 750 00 Anselm Bassett, Bristol Do. 700 00 700 00 Abner Davis, Barnstable Do. 500 00 500 00 Cornelius Marchant, Dukes Do 100 00 100 00 Timothy Hussey, Nantucket Do 150 00 Henry W. Bishop, Berkshire Dc 600 00 600 00 Jonathan H Cobb, Norfolk Do. 700 00 700 00 Justice Willard, Hampden Do. . 460 00 460 00

Samuel F. Lyman, Hampshire Do. . . 460 00 460 00 Elijah Alvord, Franklin Do. 460 00 460 00 11,130 00

Rev. Hubbard Winslow, Chaplain of the 100 00 Senate—Jan. $6O ; Sept. $4O, Rev. George W. Blagden, Chaplain ofl House of Repres.—Jan. $3O; Sept. $2O. > 100 00 Rev. Ezra S. Gannett, Do. Do.) Rev. Jonathan M. Wainwright, Preacher of the Election Sermon, 1835, 50 00

Carried forward $ 54,187 34 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 17

SCHEDULE E.— Continued.

Aunual Salary. Brought forward, $54,187 34 William Tufts, First Clerk in Secretary’s Office, . 1,200 00 1,200 00

Charles W. Lovett, Second Clerk, in do. . . 900 00 900 00 Extra Clerks in do.— Winter Session. September Session. A. Whitman, $235 75 A. Whitman, $l5B 62 C. Colburn, 235 00 C. Colburn, 130 62 F. S. Durivage, 111 00 F. S. Durivage, 161 50 W. Leach, 174 25 W. Leach, 18162 E. Homer, 226 12 F. A. Durivage, 125 87 E. Holden, 48 79 E. Stow, 83 37 C. Buggies, 10 75 H. A. Bridge, 88 37 W. Learnard, 500 N. Wivald, 81 94 G. Copeland, 136 37 G. A. Thomas, 95 69 S. H. Gibbens, 13 62 W. Learnard, 8 00 G. M. Norwood, 58 94 $1,047 66 $1,324 53 2,372 19

Joseph Foster, First Clerk in the Treasury Office, . 1,200 00 1,200 00 John I. Linzee, Second Clerk in the do. . . . 900 00 900 00 Fitch Hall, First Clerk in the Adj. General’s Office, 1,200 00 1,200 00

William Learnard, Clerk in do., .... 626 00 536 00

Henry Sheafe, Military Store Keeper, . . . 800 00 800 00 Charles Calhoun, Clerk of the Senate,—Winter Ses- I sion, $836,—September Session, $562, . . I 1,398 00 Washington P. Gragg, Assistant Clerk,—Winter Ses- sion, $552,—September Session, $384, 936 00 Luther S. Cushing, Clerk of the House of Repre- sentatives,—Winter Session, $1,020,—September Session, $690, I 1,710 00 Jacob Kuhn, (late) Messenger to the General Court, and for his services in taking care of the Adjutant

General’s Office and the Land Office, . . 1,000 00 977 78 William Manning, Messenger to the Governor and Council, and for attendance on the Secretary’s Office, ; 860 75 860 75 John V. Low, Assistant Messenger to the Governor and Council, —Winter Session, $196,—September Session, $134, 330 00 Thomas Aves, for the services of himself and as- ! sistants as Watchmen in the State House, day j and night, from June 1,1834,to Oct. 26,1835, and

. for his attendance on the Treasury Office, . j 912 50 1,287 50 $70,795 56 3 18 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan

SCHEDULE F.

Rolls of Accounts.

Paupers, 53,293 35 Sheriffs, 433 10 Coroners, 461 09 Printing, Newspapers, &c., 6,334 37 Miscellanies, 6,030 68

$66,552 59

MILITARY.

Aids De Camp, 98 71 Brigade Majors, 359 43 Adjutants, 867 10 Hauling Artillery, 542 74 Courts Martial, 303 54 2,171 52

$68,724 11 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 19

SCHEDULE G.

Agricultural Societies.

Berkshire, 1,020 00 Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden, 600 00 Plymouth, 600 00 Essex, 600 00 Worcester, 600 00 Bristol, 314 00 Middlesex Husbandmen and Manufacturers, 600 00

$4,334 00 20 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan.

SCHEDULE H.

Pensioners and Old and Wounded Soldiers.

PENSIONERS.

David Thompson, 96 00 James Daniels, 100 00 Ebenezer Brown, 48 00 James Pomeroy, 60 00 Peter Carey, 75 00 William Prescott, 100 60 Ebenezer Gaboon, 65 00 George Baker, 40 00 Andrew Mace, 144 00 Peter Jowder, 50 00 John T. Stone, 20 00 Crocker Wilder, 60 00 Luther Little, 30 00 Israel Morgan, 50 00 A. C. W. Fanning, 60 00 Daniel Herring, 60 00 Anna Stow, 50 00 Henry Gates, 50 00 Samuel Frost, 87 23 John Dillingham, 75 00 James Chase, 100 00 Martin Wheelock, 60 00 Francis Elliot, 37 50

$1,508 23 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 21

Sarah Drone, for Revolutionary services per- formed by her husband, Jonathan Drone, allowed by Resolve of February 17th, 1835, 100 00 Thomas Rowley, Jun., in full for expenses and damage sustained by him, from an in- jury received by a minor son, while on Military duty,—allowed by Resolve of March 3d, 1835, 50 00 Willard Ellis, as compensation in part, for expenses, &c., in consequence of being wounded while on Military duty, allowed by Resolve of March 2d, 1835, 35 00 AmosN. Saunders, on account of injuries sus- tained, in consequence of wounds received while on Military duty, allowed by Resolve of March 3d, 1835, 50 00 Mary Barburick, for services rendered by her husband, John Braburick, while a soldier in the Revolutionary War, allowed by a Resolve of March 14th, 1835, 50 00 Annas Barnard, for services rendered by her late husband, Jonathan Barnard, while a soldier in the Revolutionary War, allowed by a Resolve of March 14th, 1835, 50 00 Francis Elliot, on account of Revolutionary services performed by him, allowed by Resolve of March 27th, 1835, 50 00 Abner Briggs, for services rendered by him in the Revolutionary War, allowed by Resolve of March 16th, 1835, 50 00 22 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT Jan

James Dunton, for services rendered by him while a soldier in the Revolutionary War, allowed hy Resolve of March 13th, 1836, 50 00 Rebecca Warden, allowed in consideration of the services of her late husband in the War of the Revolution, allowed by Resolve of April 7th, 1835, 50 00

$2,043 23 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 23

SCHEDULE I.

Soldiers’ Gratuities.

Payments to Non-Commissioned Officers and Soldiers of the Revolution, and Widows of Officers and Soldiers, authorised by Resolves, passed March 27th, 1833, and March 12th, 1835.

Elizabeth Stearns, widow of Joseph Stearns, 50 Lydia Thayer, widow of Abraham Thayer, 50 Abigail White, widow of Samuel White, 50 Sarah Wood, widow of Isaac W r ood, 50 Hope Wood, widow of Nicholas Wood, 50 Alice Wilson, widow of Ephraim Wilson, 50 Mary Luce, widow of Abijah Luce, 50 Joseph Marshall, 60 Lemuel King 50 Mary Neal, widow of John Arkerson, 50 Zenas Norcut, 50 Lucy Stoddard, widow of Hosea Stoddard, 50 Mary Grout, widow of Nathan Grout, 50 Reuben Haynes, 50 Samuel French, 50 Tabitha Bowles, widow of Jonathan Bowles, 50 Ephraim Norcut, 50 Mary Wilber, widow of George Wilber, 50 24 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan

Huldah Cole, widow of Jacob Cole, 50 Jemima Wild, widow of John Wild, 50 Samuel Peabody, 50 William Clark, 50 Stephen Temple, 50 Samuel Lee, 50 Stephen Thayer, 50 Eliakim Hamilton, 50 Joseph Handy, 50 Hannah Harris, widow of Luda Harris, 60 Averick Thomas, widow of Isaac Thomas, 60 Lucy Hardy, widow of Joshua Hardy, 50 Sarah Harrington, widow of Simeon Rice, 50 Phebe Mason, widow of Robert Mason, 50 Elizabeth Weeden, widow of Andrew Gardner, 50 Sarah Filmore, widow of George Filmore, 50 Rebecca Dole, widow of Lemuel Dole, 50 Anna Corning, widow of Benjamin Corning, 50 Lydia Bourne, widow of Samuel Frothingham, 50 Mary Mooers, widow of John Coffin, 50 Ephraim Temple, 50 John Eggleston, 50 David Clark, 50 Thomas Walcutt, 50 Jesse Smith, 50 Lemuel Coffin, 50 Henry Hallowed, 60 Thomas Hancock, 50 Saul Coburn, 50 Aaron Eveleth, 50 Jesse Wheaton, 60 Joshua Warfield, 50 Daniel Trunsley^ 50 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 25

Oliver Winslow, 50 Samuel Sampson 50 Hannah King, widow of Stephen King, 50 Nancy Curtis, widow of Joshua Curtis, 50 Ruth Lovell, widow of Caleb Lovell. 50 Susanna Parker, widow of Josiah Parker, 50 Mary Foster, widow of Moses Foster, 50 Betsy Eaton, widow of Joseph Eaton, 50 Abigail Tarr, widow of David Tarr, 50 Mary Carman, widow of Samuel Coolidge, 50 Bridget Didson, widow of Seth Didson, 50 Hois Brown, widow of Samuel Brown, 50 John Rogers, 50 David Loud, 50 William Boylston, 50 Edmund Jowden, 50 Asa Washburn, 50 Isaac Durant, 50 David Legg, 50 Mary Herring, widow of Eben ezer Herring, 50 Snsanna Eaton, widow of Nathaniel Eaton, 50 Rebecca Carpenter, widow of Samuel Bliss, 50 Margarett Warded, widow of Benjamin Warded, 60 Amelia Luce, widow of Abner Luce, 50 Betsy Eager, widow of Haram Eager, 50 Esther Norcut, widow of \V illiam Norcut, 50 Mary Caswell, widow of Jonathan Caswell, 50 Mary Sears, widow of John Sears, 50 Elizabeth Groce, widow of George Groce, 50 Polly Kimball, widow of Samuel Kimball, 50 Lucretia Farley, widow of Samuel Parker, 50 Hannah Hubbard, widow of Nathaniel Hubbard, 50 Theopilus Hastings, 50 4 26 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan

Peter Adams, 60 Billa Bryant, 50 James Raven, 50 Benjamin Sherman, 60 Erastns Kentfield, 50 Giles Rider, 50 Samuel Belcher 50 Robert Hoyt, 50 Asa Shaw, 30 John Woodward, 60 Henry Monroe, 50 Camaralzaman Gould 60 Nathaniel Bill, 50 Simeon Draper, 50 Hezekiah Turner 50 Jack Gardner, 50 Semo Burr, 50 Sarah Shepardson, widow of Nathan Shepard >on 50 Alary Glover, widow of Alexander Glover, 50 Bathsheba Horton, widow of Enoch Horton, 50 Robert Holmes, 50 Nabby Petts, widow of David Petts, 50 Thomas Gay, 50 William Tarbell, 50 Sarah Stearns, widow of Josiah Stearns, 50 Mercy Sherman, widow of Enoch Morgan, 50 Mary Smith, widow of Ely Smith, 50 Nancy Alixon, widow of Joseph Alixon, 50 Alary Phillips, widow of Anderson Phillips, 50

$5,650. 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 27

SCHEDULE K. Payments to the City of Boston and the several Toivns in

the Commonwealth , of the sums by them paidfor Militia services, in pursuance of the provisions of an Act pass- ed March 29th, 1834

TOWNS Mon. Dolls. TOWNS. Men, Dol

. ... New Bedford, . 37 111 Buokland, 21 63

North Bridgewater, . 47 141 Anton, . . . . l-< 42 Pittsfield, Fitchburg, ... 50 150 4( 120

.... . jo ... . Barnardston,.oarnarasion, . 13 39oa riymoum,Plymouth, . . 74 222

Ashburnhatn,. . . 46 138, Hanson, ... .2020 60

Milford, .... 77 231 Westminster, ... 35 105

. ] Braintree, ... 24 72 ! Cummington, . . 3

Hawlev, .... Halifax, .... 3434 102!102 Hawley, 8 24

East Bridgewater, . . 15 45; Bedford, 24

... Haverhill, 36 108 Rehoboth, ... 3 9

Webster, ... 4 12 Reading. 6

Marblehead, ... 69 207, Canton, .... 4 12 . Sheffield, . . 4i 12 Pembroke . ~ Ashfield, . 14 42 Rowe, .... 3 9 Hingham, ! . . Berkley, . 88 264 .... 2 6 ! Salem, . . . . 183' 549 jScituate,.... 12 36

. | Roxbury, . . 243(Leyden, 81 . . . . 27 81

. . .| Randolph, 43 129||Phillipston, ... 9 27

. . . (Belchertown, Gloucester, 33 99 ... 351 105 Bridgewater, West . . . 25j 75 Bolton, . 32 96

Montague, ... 8,; 24. Great Barrington, . . ]9j 57

...... Dudley, 33 99 iShrewsbury, . 45j 135

... Somerset, l| 3 Waipole, ... 37; 111

. Brimfield, 20 60, Quincy, . . 29: 87 . . . . Woburn, Billerica, . 30| 1 11 33 . 90

Newburyport, . . 38 ! 114'Norton, 24 72

. . . Leverett, 30j 90 Boston’ (in part,) . . 339 ! 1017

. . . . Pepperell, 31 93 (Bellingham, . . 18[ 54

... . T.ynn, 681 2041 Charlestown, . . 143 429 ; Southliridge, Mansfield, . 32 96 . . 391 117

... Taunton, 5 ISJGreenwich, ... 3 1 9

Topsfield, ... • . 2 6 Danvers, . 76

Springfield, . . 153:Attleborough, 30( West 51 . . 90

. . Northampton, 49 147 (Tyngsborough, . . 5 1515 . Lincoln, .... Deerfield, 8 24 . . 33; 99 28 TREASURER’S ACCOUNTS. Jan.

TOWNS. Men. i Dolls. I TOWNS. Men. Dol

Chesterfield, 10 30; Colraine, . . .i 47 141

. Conway, . . 3u3uj 90J90 Charlmont, . . ..I| 16 48

. . . 132 . . Leominster, 44 Lexington, . j 41 123

. Brookline, 8 24 Natick, . . . 2 6

. ... . Adams, 55 165 Dunstable, . . 5 15 ’ i ... 5 15 .' Wilbraham, Boxford, . ~1 12 36

Weston, . .... 7 21 Franklin, . ~ 34 102

... Sterling, 69 207, Bradford, . . .i 35 105

. Weymouth, . . 33 99 Dighton, . . . I 30 90

. . . • . Ipswich, 17 51 Medfield, . j 5 1515

. . , 105 . 5 Westford, 35j Rochester, . . j 15

. . . 93 Dedham, 31 j Longmeadow, . . 35 105

... Shutesbury, . 29 87 8} 24 Winchendon, . .

Concord, ... 99 297: Upton 39

.... Lowell, 61 183 Lancaster, ... 33 99

... Boylston, Methuen, 35 105: West . 20 60

South Reading, . . 111 Middleborough, 37 . . 54 162

. . .’ ! ’. Hardwick, . 33 99| Sudbury, 32 96

Holden, .... 52 . iTempleton, . 156 . 28 84

... Sunderland, 2 6j Hamilton, ... 9 27

.... . Oxford, 2 6,|Medway, . .j 61 183

North . . j Brookfield, 18 54 iLanesborough,Lanesborough, . . j 41 123

Worthington, ... 3 9 Needham, ! 22 66 . . Uxbridge, ... 12 36 Shelburn, 13 39

... 60, Watertown, 20 Monson, ... 42 126

... 99 Ware Blandford, 33 99 Ware, .... 27 81

... Harvard, 14 42 Wrentham, ... 38 114 Douglas, . . ... 25 . 19 25 75 Hanover,Hanover. . 19 57

Rowley, ... 40 Worcester, ... 34 102

.... Carlisle, 7 21 Burlington, ... 2 6 . . Heath, .... Wendell, Heath, 25 75,75 Wendell, . . 10 30

... Saugus, Hubbardston, 4 12i .... 3 9

.... Millbury, Otis, 2 6 ... 6 18 9£ Wareham, ... 7 21 ;Wenbam, 3

. . . Hoiliston, 411 123||Andover, ... 55 165

Enfield, .... 3 9!iChelmsford, ... 25 75

Framingham, . . 5 Framingham,. 41 123jLudlow, ... 15

Newbury, ... 13 39 Marlborough, ... 38 114 72] button,Sutton, .... Waltham, ... 19 57'j

. . . Marshfield, 21 63 Princeton, ... 41 123

...... Abington, 95 285 [Malden, . 28 84

.... Dracut, 9 27jjsturbridge, . . . 5 15

Plainfield, ... 34 102 jjSharou, .... 5 15

. . . . West Newbury, 5 15 Hopkiuton, . 24 72

. Westfield, . . 39 117 Beverly, .... 49 147

Stoughton, ... 34 102 Springfield, ... 52 156

... 3 Egremont, 8 24' Littleton, ... 9

Gill, .... 8 24; Foxborough, . . . 4 12

Groton, .... 35 105 Barre, .... 58 174 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 29

TOWNS. Mon. Dolls. TOWNS Men. Dolls.

Charlton, ... Charlton, 5 15 . Middleton, . 26 Newton, .... 13 39|Granby 26 Easton, .... 3 9 !New Braintree, ’.39 • ' • • 2 6, jMedfield, (additional) . 1 3 Northfield, ... 30 90!Duxbury, ... 3 9 Palmer, .... 4 12 j

510715321 30 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan

SCHEDULE L. —Miscellanies paid.

I. S. & C. Adams, balance of their account for publishing the second edition of Hitch- cock’s Geological survey of the State, 800 00 Edward Hitchcock, for services and expenses in preparing and publishing the Ist and 2d editions of his Report on the Geology of the State, per Resolve of February 16th, 1835, 472 63 Charles Leighton, chairman of the committee on public buildings, balance reported to be due him for repairs &c. on the State House, authorized by Resolve of April Ist, 1834, 557 20 Robert T. Paine, Astronomical surveyor, expenses, services, &c. in prosecuting the business of his appointment, 500 00 Simeon Borden, Engineer, employed in a Trigonometrical survey of the State, bal- ance due him January Ist, 1835, 142 17 Do. to enable him to proceed in the business of his appointment, per Resolve of March 2d, 1835, 2,500 00 Charles Calhoun, Clerk of the Senate, in full of his account for repairs and altera- tions in the Senate Chamber, authorized by Resolve of March 31st, 1834, 289 36 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 31

John H. Wheeler, in full of his account for erecting additional seats in the Western gallery of the House of Representatives, by direction of the Committe on public buildings, per Resolve of March sth, 1835, 587 60 Charles Leighton, Chairman of the Com- mittee on public buildings, in full for his services in superintending sundry altera- tions and repairs in the State House, per Resolve of March sth, 1835, 360 00 Loammi Baldwin, Chairman of the Com- mittee on a survey oi Boston Harbour, per Resolve of April 6th, 1835, 4,500 00 Nathaniel Bryant, in full ol his account for chairs furnished Senate Chamber, per Resolve of 23d January, 1835, 842 25 Charles Calhoun, Clerk of the Senate, amount due for services in preparing a General Index of the Journals of the Sen- ate from the adoption of the Constitution, per Resolve of March 20th, 1833, 1,268 00 Luther S. Cushing, Clerk of the House of Representatives, for his services in com- piling and superintending the publication of a volume of Reports on Contested Elec- tions, per Resolve of 2d March, 1835, 380 00 William Learnard, for examining certain files in execution of the Order respecting Con- tested Elections, per Resolve of March 2d 1835, 12 00 William Porter, Jun., in full for his services, and for money paid by him as Counsellor in a suit in behalf of the Commonwealth 32 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan.

against General Timothy Wainwright, per Resolve of March 3d, 1835, 109 00 Annual appropriation for the Library $3OO, and $lOO expended in the preservation of “ Audubons illustrations,” per order of March 23d, 1835, 400 00 City of Boston, amount expended in repairing buildings and fences on Rainsford Island since 1831, per Resolve of April Ist, 1835, 1,222 17 City of Boston, in full discharge of this same amount, paid by the City for the support of State paupers, lunatics in the Hospital at Worcester, per Resolve of April Bth, 1835, 2,542 87 Edward D. Bangs, Secretary, to pay the Boston Post Master the postage of public letters and documents, 272 98 Do. to pay the Worcester Post Master the postage of public letters &c., (Contingent fund,) 11 83 Do. to pay for 51 copies of 3d volume of the General Laws of the Commonwealth, per Resolve of February 4th, 1835, 127 76 Do. to pay for 51 copies of Dutton & Went- worth’s edition of the laws of 1833, 1834, and 1835, per Resolve of February 13th, 1835, 61 00 Edward D. Bangs, Secretary, to pay for extra writing in his department before the meeting of the Legislature, in preparing copies of the public documents, by order of the late Governor, (Contingent fund,) 53 00 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 33

Do. to pay for 350 copies of 12th volume Pickering’s Term Reports, 962 50 Do. to pay for the services of Constables, Sexton, &c. on the last Election day, (Contingent fund,) 53 00 On Warrants and Rolls in favor of the Com- mittee on Revised Statutes, 6.670 00 Commissioners appointed to revise the Gen-

eral Statutes of the Commonwealth, viz : Hon. , Chairman, $8,750 “ Asahel Stearns, 4,500 “ John Pickering, 3,750 Executors of the late John H. Ash- mun, 2,000 Expenses of Clerk hire in preparing the Revised Statutes, 1,000

20,000 00 Jacob Kuhn, to enable him to purchase fuel and other articles for the use of Govern- ment, 1,500 00 Benjamin Stevens, Sergeant at Arms, to dis- charge certaim bills unpaid during the illness and since the death of the late Messenger, a:nd to purchase necessary articles for the use of Government, 200 00 Daniel fellows, Guardian of the Chappa- quiddie Indians, his salary for one year to the 15th March, 1835, 150 00 Do. amount allowed by Resolve of 4th February, 183 4, for the support of Polly Madison, one of the above named tribe of 5 34 TRASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan.

Indians, and for the expensesxpenses cof her last sickness and funeral, 88 01 Abia and Wells Southworth, in full for their claim forlor damages caused by cutting titim- ber on their land in Pelham, by direction of the Engineers engaged in the survey of the State, 10 00 Benjamin Rodr District, allowed on account of his d tion by sicknc the Legislate ion 1835, per Act of February 23d. 1827, 36 00 Expenses of a visit of the Hon. Council, to Rainsford Island, 8 00 Boston Society of Natural History, annual amount allowed by Resolve of March 4th, 300 00 American Institute of Instruction, allowed by Resolve of March 14th, 1835, 300 00 Prison Discipline Society, allowed as a re numeration in part of the sums paid by said Society to the Chaplain of the State Prison, per Resolve of March 16th, 1835, 1,000 00 John F. Bor one Henr having in with intent to pass the same, 80 0( John Reed, for prosecuting to conviction one Henry Reed, on three several indictments lor having m possession counterfeit money with intent to pass the same, 120 0( James Pierce and Nathaniel Coolidee, for their services and expense in pursuing and 1836. HOUSI No. i

arresting Geo i James Grave s lugitives Ire 35 Nathaniel Coo

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appiciu live fro 207 70 Samu in irrestm U 0 57 Caleb Jackson Jun., for prosecuting to con- viction one Choate Dvvinnels, for passing counterfeit mon 40 00 Matthias Ellis, for prosecuting to convictioncor one Michael Hamilton, for possessing coun- terfeit bank bills, with intent to pass the same, 40 00 S. B. Day, for services and expenses in pur- suing one Freeman Burr,JDurr, a tuguivefugitive frorfrom justic 281 75 James Pierce, for services aud expenses in arresting one Williamn Edmunds,it.cum a sup posed fu 104 48 Derastus Clapp, for services and expens in arresting two individuals, supposed to be fugitives fr 200 95 Nathaniel Cooli and expen ses in arresting one Holmes Cushman, a supposed fugitive from justic 37 79 36 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan

William Gordon, for services and expenses in arresting one James Burt, a supposed fugitive from justice, 79 26 Nathaniel Coolidge, for services and expenses in arresting one Zelotes Jenks, a supposed fugitive from justice, 81 10 William H. Foster, for services and expenses in arresting a supposed fugitive from jus- tice, 65 12 Nathaniel Coolidge and John Reed, for pros- ecuting to conviction one Alark Winslow, for passing counterfeit money, 40 00 Edward D. Bangs, Secretary, to pay for carriages for the Governor and Council, on public business, 30 12 Alexander Parris, agent for erecting a sea- wall on Rainsford Island, part of an appro- priation made by a Resolve of March 17th, 1835, 500 00

$52,218 17 1836. HOUSE—No. 4. 37

SCHEDULE M.

Money Repaid—Per Resolve of February 2: id, 1834

Lowell Bank Lowell, 3,000 Concord, Concord, 1,300 Warren, Danvers, 1,500 Marblehead, U Marblehead, 1,500 Andover, Andover, 2,000 Ocean, U Newburjport, 2,000 Danvers, Danvers, 2,000 Brighton, Cl Brighton, 2,000 Middlesex, Cambridge, 2,000 Charlestown, Charlestown, 2,000 Phoenix, Charlestown, 2,000 Merrimack, CC Haverhill, 3,000 Charles River, Cambridge, 1,300 Washington, Boston, 5,000 Gloucester, Gloucester, 2,000 Grand, Marblehead, 1,300 Boston, Boston, 6,000 Traders, Boston, 5,000 Nahant, Lynn, 2,000 Lynn-Mechanics, “ Lynn, 2,000 New-England, “ Boston, 10,000 58,900. 38 TREASURER’S ACCOUNT. Jan. 1836. Per Resolve of March 5, 1835.

State Bank, Boston, 20,000 City, U“ Boston, 12,000 Merchants, “ Boston, 8,000 40,000

$ 98,900.