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THE LEGISLATURE,
OF THE
STATE OF MAINE,
DURING ITS SESSION
A. D. 1834.
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REPORT
OJ' THE
TREASURER OF STATE.
ON THE
FINANCES.
'DECEMBER 31, 1S33t
AUGUSTA:
J. BERRY Sc co .... l'RIN'l'f.:ns TO 'fIIE STATE,
1834.
STA'rE OF MAINE.
'l'REASURER's OFFICE, I .flugusta, December 31, 1833. ~
To the President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House of Representatires :
GENTLEMEN,-! have the honor to tran~mit a Report on the state of the Finances, exhibiting ii t detail an account of the state of the Treasury, and of the Receits and Expenditures of the year 1833.
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient Serva,nt,
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
REPORT ON THE STATE OF '!'HE FINANCES FOR TllE YEAR 18SS.
FIRST.
Beceits and Expendihrn•s.
RECEITS.
Cash in the Treasury, Sht December, IS8Q, f::f•,654 05 State Tax for the yeur 1831, - 220 24 Sta~ Tax for the year 1832, 4.4,887 99 State Tax for the \'f\ar J 833, - 5,069 SS Tax ou Banks, pe~ Sl'l1edule, (A,) - 20,389 51 .)usticeS,; Ft~es, per Schedule, (B,) 643 90 Duti~s on Commis:-ions, per t-\eherlule, (C,) 1,800 00 Siles of Puhlic Lands, per Si:hedule, (D,) - 11,668 SO Notes, per s~hf!dule, (E,) - :.. - 11,974 81 Indian Fund, per Amos M. RobPrts, - - - - 2,000 00 Fine~, Forfeitures and Bill:-: of Cost:-1, pe1· Sd1tc'duie, (F,) S42, 61 'l'emporHry Loans, under Resolves 1.1f ~6th of Februarv,
l.838, viz :- • from Central Bank, - ~o.ooo
'' Wakb Bank, 5,000
Under Resolve of 2:i<l l\Jnrch, 1833,-from A 11.~usta ha11 k, -
" Mercantile Bank, -" Citizens' Bank, " Gardiner Bauk,
Fees or the St-cretary of Stnt<>, - -JntPre~t on Bank S:nck ()\V1Je1l hy the State, Miscellaneous, 11er Schedule, ( G,)
5,000 - 5,000
1,500 - 2,500
25,000 00
14,000 00 43 17
t,050 00 154 95
$144,878 "ll
EXPENDITURES.
Salaries of the Officers of Government, per Schedule, (No. l,) $14,700 oo
Grants and Annuities, per Schedule, (No. 2,) - ~,500 00 American Aisylum, Hartford, Ct.,for support of Deaf and
Dumb, to James H. We1l5, Treasurer, per Warrants, No. 2454, per Resolve of 5th Feb. 1829, 525 00 " 2455, " " " 18th March, 1831, 540 00 " 2456, " " " 2ht Feb. 1832, 230 00 " 267 5, " " " " " " 960 00
2699, " " " " " 613 33
Temporary Loan and Interest on State Debt, per Sched-ule, (No. 3,)
Pay Rolls of the Council, per Schedule, (No. 4,) -Pay Roll of th0 Senate, per vVarrant, No. 2561, Pay Roll of the House of Representatives, per War-
rant, No. 2577, - - - - - - -Alvan Bickford, per Resolve of 4th March, 1833, per
\V arrant, No. 2562, Samuel W. McMahon, per Resolve of 4th March, 1833,
per Warrant, No. 2539, Roll of Accounts, No. 12,
" " " 18 Roll of Accounts, No. 14:~
AGGREGATE.
Courts Martial, 961 44 Divis,ion Inspectors, - - - 69 55 Aids de Camp to Major Generals, !225 50 .A.ids de Camp to Brigadier Generals, - 400 91 Brigade Majors and Inspectors, 377 08 Adjutantil of Regiments of Infantry, 1,3:20 58 Adjutants of Regiments of Battalions of
Cavalry, Adjutants of Regiments of Battalions of Ar-
tillery, - - - - - -Expenses of Artillery and for Powder, Coroners' Accounts, Sheriffs' Accounts, Printers' Accounts,
215 00
140 00 540 72 83 18
S70 2~ 2,901 44
2,868 33
4,551 05 2,197 00 4,208 00
25,567 00
50 00
10 00 16 00 99 44
EXPENDITURES-Continued.
Miscellaneous Accounts, 1,817 O& Account nf money pnid as bounty nn Crows, 2,U8 88 Account of money paid as bounty ou v'V ul ves,
Bears, &r.. 2,S68 00 Account of money paid fur Powde1· for the
.Militia, - - - - - - 1,(66 81 Per Warrant, No. 2578, ---- 16,775 66
Roll ot' Accouuts, No. 14-Additionul :-AGGREGATE.
Aids to .Major General:,:, SO 00 Aids to Drigadier Generals, - 48 75 Brigade Majors anri Inspector~, SO 00 Adjutants of Regiments of lllfonu·y, - 112 50 Adjutants of Battalion:; of Artillery, 15 00 Expenses of Artillery, Powder, &c., - SO 00 Mi.;;eellaneous Account~, - - 913 85 Money pnicl fot bounty on Crnw.,:;, - 114 24 Money paid for hounty on Dears, &c., 284 00 Money pai:l for Powder for the Militia, 109 99
Per Warrant, No. £579, ---- 1,688 S! Cost~ in Criminal Pro~ecutions, per S,·heilule, (No. 5,) 8,619 45 State Pri11ti11g, to I. Berry & Co., per Warrant, No. 2527, 700 00 Stationery, &c., to R. G. Gree1w, Secretary of State,
per ,varrnnt, No. 2505, Same,. per Wauant, No. 2618,
,: " " No. 2714,
200 00 200 00 29 94
Da,niel Ro5e, foi- serdct:s au<l expt\nscs, as per Warrant, No. 2:,55, - - - - - - 1,000 oo
Frnnci.:, 0. J. Smith, for arranging public Law~, per Warrantt No. 2452. - - - - - SOO 00
\iVm. D. Williarnson,for Hiti:t. ofMaine,per VV't. No. 2528, l ,224 00 " " " " " " " per W't. No. 2581, 176 00
Ge.rshom Hyde & Co., for Greenleaf'.s Report~, per \Varrant, No. 2491, - -
\V. P. Preble, for expenses in the service of the State, J>er Warl'ant, No. 2538, - -
)aniel Savage, per Re~olvc of 4th March, 1833, per Warrant, No. 2541, - -
Je~""' Wheelock, rwr Resolve of 4th March, 1833, per Warrant, No. 2542,
Barnabas Hunnowell, per Resolve, of 4th March, lBSS, per Warrant, No. 2543 - - ' - -
Daniel Bean, per Resolve, of 4th March, 18SS, per \Var-rant. No. 2544. - - - - -Ford Whitmari, Treasurer of Dangor, per Warrant,
No. 2521, - - - - 88 oo ,John Benuoch, per Warrant, No. 2522, 207 ·78 Gearge Leonard, per Warrnnt, No. 2554, 729 10
l,019 8~
787 50
~28 88
400 00
200 Oc>
125 00
50 0()
EXPEND ITU R ES--Contir.t:,ed.
Thi, three last namul :11.:m:•, r rnountin~ to ten hundre1l, nineteen dollari-, eighty eight cents, were deposited in the Trclisury hy Samuel Lowdor, Jr., Public Administrator on the estate of Sarah Leonard, deceased.
Agents of the Penobscot arnl Passamaquoddy Tribes of Indians, per Schedule, (No. 6,) - -
State Arsenal, per Schedule, (No. 7,) State Prison, p<>r SclmJule, (No. 8,) Pensions, per Sc hcdule, (No. 9,) Clerks rn the Ofiice of the Secretary of State, per Sched-
ule, (No. 10,) Contingent Ex penscs, per Schedule, (No. 11 ,) Roads, per Schedule, (No. 12,) - • Public Buildings, per Schedule, (No. IS,) Chaplains to the LegiAlature, per Schcdulr, (No. 14,) Agrirulturnl and Horticultural Societie.'-', per Schedule,
(No. 15,) - - -Miscellaneous, per Schedule, (No. 16,)
l,019 8&
4,585 87 1,744 59
10,893 00 678 13
1,702 10 874 21
15,430 90 S,231 71
80 00
525 50 7,970 so
Total Expenditure~, Ca.sh in the Treasury, December SJ, 1888,
$187,008 5~ 7 ,870 16
$144,878-71
SECOND.
A.m't. ot" State Debt and Temporary Loans. The State Debt was contracted under the following
Resolve:-Resolve of the l l th March, 1830, $10,000
" " " " " 15,000
Temporary Loans.
Per Resolve of April .2nd, 1831, $3,000 " " " March 8th, 183.2, 5,000
" " " "
5,000 5,000
" Feb'ry 26th, 1833, 20,000
" March 2nd, 5,000 5,000 5,000 2,500
$25,000
" " " March 4th, " *11,466,75 --- $66,966 75
Total, $91,966 75
*This sum. is the balance due to the Commissioner on Public Building• mid on interest from the 1st day of January, 1833.
THIRD.
One Quarter'::; Salary to the Officers of Gon~rnment, due tbis day·, and 1•ayable 1st January, 1834, $3,675 00
Indian Fund, per Resolve 5th Ma1·ch, 1830, 4,000 00 Accounts Lefore the Governor and Council,
about On Roll of Accounts, No. 13 :-
To Samuel Lowder, Jr., Esq., ,: Im Evans, '' lVIoses Abbot,
" '' James Libbey,
On Roll of Accounts, No. 14 :To Thomas Ea:5trn:rn,
"· " Joseph L. Hackett, u Daniel Thin;.,, - · " '. " ~, Samuel Wheeler,
-
2'.~ 92 96 64
1 76 3 6S
1 60 9 00 I 44 S 52 7 00 5 25
2)500 00
29 96
26 81
FOURTH.
lE d.imate ot· the Receits and Expenditures Cm· the year J 834.
RECEITS. Cash in the Treasury, December 31, 1833, Balance of State Tax for the year 1832, Balance of State Tax for the year 1833, Tax on Banks, Duties on Commissions, Sales of Public Lands, -
7,870 16 192 36
45,341 50 21,000 00
1,500 00 25,000 00
ToTAL, $100,904 02 ~-----
---·---.::±
EXPENDITURES. :\Toney a due from the Treasury, December 31, 1833, Salaries of the Officers of the Government, 1st, 2d, and
7,870 16
3d quarters of the year 1834, Grnnt to Medical School, American Asylum at Hartford, Pay Roll:, of the Council, Pay Roll of the Senate, Pay Roll of the House of Representatives, Roll of Accounts to be numbered 15 :
Military, Powder, CoronPrs' .Accounts, Sheriffs' Accounts, Printers' Accounts, Miscellaneous Accounts, Bounty on Crows, Bounty on vVolves, Bears, Wild Cats and
Lou p-cervi ers,
15,000 00 700 00 100 00 375 00
S,000 00 2,800 00 2,500 00
2,650 00
10,800 00 1,000 00 2,000 00 2,500 00 4,500 00
26,000 00
---- ~7,125 00 Costs in Criminal Prosecutions, State Printing, (not ineluded in Roll of .Accounts,) Stationery, - - - - - - -
9,000 00 700 00 500 00
Indians and their Agents, - - -Quarter Master General's Department, State Arsennl, State Prison, Ralaries of subordinate officers, Land Agent, for services, Peusions, Clerks in the office of the Secretary of State, Contingent Expenses, - - - -Miscellaneous, Interest on State Debt, payable semi annually,
TOTAL,
Q,000 00 1,000 00 1,000 00 3,700 00
- 1,000 00 750 00
1,500 00 1,000 00
- 2,000 00 4,500 00
$110,445 16
JlEM:ARKS.
ln compliance with the provisions of the Consti ... tution requiring the Treasurer to make a regular statement and account of the Receits and Expenditures of all the public moneys, I would respectfully submit the following remarks to the Honorable Legislature respecting the financial concerns of the State.
The Clerks of the Judicial Courts, and the Sheriffs of the several Counties, have been prompt in the discharge of their duty.
The Receits in the Treasury have fallen short of the estimate of the last year in consequence of the sickness and death of the late Land Agent, Hon. Daniel Rose. Previous to his death the Treasurer of the State, at the Instance of the Governor and Council, repaired to 'I1homaston and received from him securities amounting to about One Hundred 1,housand Dollars, on which a small amount has been received on the same as will appear by the Schedule herewith annexed.
A considerable portion of the above demands has been long due and still falling due, and solicitations from various sources soliciting further indulgence for their payment. A compliance will throw a responsibility upon the Treasurer unauthorized ; he therefore would respectfully solicit specific directions
ltEMARKS.
should the ab:we secarities remain in this depart"' ment. In providing fi)r the p1ymt~nt of the demands on the Treasury for the ensuing year, and the reimburscmentof the temporary loans obtained from the several Banks in the State, and to relieve the same;
the Tre1s:m~t wo::ilJ rcs?ectfully suggest the pro .. priety of borrowing a specific sum for that purpose on a time which shall be thought expedient.
By a Resolre of the Legislature, passed March 4, 1833, providing for the education of youth, that all the s:nns whieh mJ.y he hereafter received by the State for the 'rax 0;1 the several Banks, excepting One Thousand Dollars appropriated for the benefit of Parsonsfield Seminary, shall he applied for the support of prima1·y Schools. The amount re .. ceived from the several Banks, after the deduction of one th<nsand dollar~, will be Nineteen Thousand Three H:m~lr~d Elghty Nine Dollar8, Thirty-One Cents, to h~ applieJ agree:'a b]y to the proYisions of the aforesaid Act. The above sum has been expended in the disb:Jrs2m::-nts from this department, it will be necessary for the Lrgislat:1re to provide means for replacing the same.
In the r2eeit of the Sbte Tax from the various sources of the State, the several Collectors ham been prompt in the p:tyment of the sar:.1e. Iil the collection of fie St:lLi Tax from unorganized plantations cliffi~;iltit•s have arisen in consequence of deficiencies in t:ie descript:on of their location in the
t.,:r
REMARKS.
Frax Act. The Treasurer having availed himself in the recess of the Legislature of every opportunity to obtain information to present to the Committee on Finance for its correction.
By a Resolve of the Legislature of February 26th, 1833, the 'rreasurer ·was authorized to borrow Twenty Five Thousand Dollars as a temporary loan. Twenty Thousand Dollars of which was obtained from the Central Bank at Hallowell, and Five Thousand Dollars from the ,v aldo Bank at Belfast. By a Resolve of March 4th, 1833, the Treasurer was anthori~i.;ed to borrow Fifteen Thousand Dollars as a temporary loan-Five Thousand Dollars of which ,·vas obtained at the Augusta Bank -Five Thous:.rnd at the Mercantile Bank at Bangor-Two Thousand Ffre Hundred at the Gardiner Bank, and One Tho:1sand Five Hundred at the Citizens' Bank, ;igusta, making the snm cif Fourteen ,-fhousand t ollars; the last named sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars was reimbursed on the 1st of November last.
By a Resolve of the Legislature passed March 4th, that the Bond to the Treasurer of State, dated March 26th, 1831, signed by the Hon. Daniel Cony and others, in the penal sum of Fifty Thous::md Dollars according to the agreement and stipulations in the said Bond, is due to the State, that the Treasurer of State be, and he hereby is, requested forthwith to call on said obligors for payment. On the 10th
REMARKS.
day of May, the Treasurer requested, by a Circular to the several obligors, payment of the aforesaid Bond,from whom no information has been received.
Respecting the amount necessary to be raised for the State 'l'ax for the ensuing year, the Treasurer is of the opinion that it will be necessary to raise Sixty Thousand Dollars. It will be seen by the Estimate of the Expenditures the present year, that the demands on the Treasury will far exceed that of the last year. In consequence of the death of the late Land Agent, no calculations can be made upon the receits from that department with certainty.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, i December 31, 1833. 5
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
Statement oCNotes remaining in tile O:ffi.ee unpaid.
Balance of Notes due Sept. .24, 1833, Amount of " " '' " 1834,
,, " " " " 1835, " " " '' " I 336,
$766 78 4,765 84 4,765 84 4,765 84
The above Notes were deposited in the Office by Dr. Rose, the late Land Agent, the proceeds of which were appropriated to the Baring and Houlton Road, per Resolve of March 5, 1833.
A.m't oC Notes due, deposited in tile Office in December, 1832, payable as follows:-
Note due Oct. 24, 1833, $2,803 49 Amount of Notes due Oct, 24, 1834, 3,388 36
" " ,~ " 1835, 3,388 36 1836, 3,388 36 1837, 3,388 36
" " " April 1, 1834, 764 26 Note dated Aug. 6, 1833, on demand, 180 00 Amount due Sept. 20, 1834, 308 28
" " Note due 1835~ .291 77
SCHEDULE, (A.) Bank Tax, received in 1833.
-Name of the Bank. I Where situated. I Capital
Stock. I 'fax.
Augusta Bank, Augusta, 1110,000 1,100 00 Bangor Commercial !
Bank, Bangor, 100,000 1,000 00
Bank of Portland, Portland, 200,000 2,000 00 Calais Bank, Calais, 50,000 500 00 Casco Bank, Portland, 200,000 2,000 00 Central Bank, Hallowell, 85,000 850 00 Citizens' Bank, Augusta, 60,000 98 40 Commercial Bank, Bath, 50,000 500 00 Exchange Bank, Portland, 100,000 1,000 00 Franklin Bank, I Gardiner, 50,000 500 00 Freemans' Bank, Augusta, 50,000 81 94 Gardiner Bank, Gardiner, 100,000 1,000 00 Kenduskeag Bank, Bangor, 100,000 I 750 00 Lincoln Bank, Bath, 100,000 1,000 00 Maine Bank, Portland, 105,000 1,050 00 1\fanufacturers' Bank, Saco, 100,000 1,000 00 Manufacturers' and i Portland, 150,000 1,250 00
Traders' Bank, Mercantile Bank, Bangor, 50,000 176 35 Merchants' Bank, Portland, 50,000 1,500 00 Northern Bank, Hallowel1, 50,000 32 62 South Berwick Bank, South Berwick, 50,000 500 00 *Skowhegan Bank, Bloomfield, 50,000 Thomaston Bank, Thomaston, 50,000 500 00 Ticonic Bank, Waterville, 50,000 500 00 Union Bank,
I Brunswick, 50,000 500 00
Waldo Bank, I Belfast, 50,000 500 00 York Bank, Saco, 50,000 500 00
ToTAL, $20,38_~_ 3!
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, I December 31, 1833.
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
* Commenced operation 1st of October.
Name of the Clerk.
Jeremiah Bradbury,
Wm. T. Vaughan,
Nathaniel Coffin, Thomas Cobb, A. L. Raymond, Rufus K. Goodenow~
SCHEDULE, (B.) Justices' Fees, received in 1833.
County.
York,
Cumberland,
Lincoln, Hancock, Washington~ Oxford,
Court and Term.
Supreme Judicial Court. April, 1833, September, "
November, April, ,
1832, 1833,
I Amount each I Amount paid I T t I Term. by each Clerk. 0 a ·
1 20 60
9 00 .2 00
I 80
11 00
SCHEDULE (B)~-Continu.ed.
John A. Chandler, \ Kennebec, I June, 1833, 6 00 I 6 00
Isaac Hodsdon, Penobscot, June, " 5 00 October, " 2 20
-- I 7 20
Elias Cobb, I Somerset, I June, 1833, I 20 S(!ptember, " 1 00
I I -- I 2 .20 i 28 20
H. J. Anderson, I Waldo,
I I I
Court of Common Pleas.
Jeremiah Bradbury, I York, I February, 1833, f 13 00 I Maty, " 9 20
I -- I 22 20
Wm. T. Vaughan, I Cumberland, I March, 1833, 54 50 I I June, " I 23 70
Oetober1 " 28 90 107 10
SCHEDULE (B)-Continued.
Nathaniel Coffin, I Lincoln, I December, 1832, 14 30
7420 I April, 1833, 41 00 August, " 18 90
---Thomas Cobb, I Hancock, I October, 1831, 9 20
April, 1833, 15 30
I October, " I 6 20
30 70 I A. L. Raymond, I Washington, I March, 1833, I 75 30 I
September, " 46 80 I --- I 122 10
Rufus K. Goodenow, f Oxford, I January, 1833, 10 40 June, " 4 00 September, " 5 50
-- I 19 90 John A. Chandler, I Kennebec, I December, 1832,
I 27 00
April, 1833, 16 60 August, " 25 70
69 30
SCHEDULE (B)-Continued.
Isaac Hodsdon, I Penobscot, I October, 1832, 46 50 June, 1833, 28 90 October, " 20 20
-- 95 60 Elias Cobb, I Somerset, I March, 1833, 16 80
June, " 20 20 November, " 12 00
I --
H. J. Anderson, I Waldo, I December, 1832, 2 70 I
March, 1833, 22 90
49 00
25 60 I 612 50
ToTAL, $64390
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, l December 31, 1833. S MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (C.) Duties on Commissions, 111eceivcd in 1 SSS.
Name. Office. IDuty.,Total.
COUNTY OF y ORK. Charles 0. Em\lrson, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 Joshua Herrick, do ~ John Shepley, do 5 Levi Bragdon, do 5 Henry Hobbs, do 5 Moses Emery, do 5 Nathaniel Libby, do 5
35 Nieholus Emery Paine, .Justice of the Peace, 5 Stephen Lane, do • George Hussey, do 5 Aaron Hubbard, do 5 Nathaniel Hobbs, do 5 Stephen Paul, Jr. do 5 Palmer Walker, do 5 George Vlheelwright, do 5 Gowen \Vilson, do 5 John B. Porter, do 5 John Bowdoin, do 5 George Parker, do 5 Alfred Hull, do 5 David B. Crowell, do 5 Thomas R. Lambert. do 5 Joseph Dennet, Jr., do 5 Ezekiel Small, do 5 William L. Foote, do 5 Frederick Cogswell, do 5 John Hubbard, do 5 Daniel Perry, do 5 Sy lvanus Bangs, do 5
110 Daniel Frisbee, Inspector of Fish, 5
5 Co. oF CUMBERLAND,
Allen II. Cobb, Justice of the Peace and of the Quo- } 5 rum th110aghout the State, Henry D. Hunter, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 John Perley, do 5 Green Cram, do 5 Meshach Humphrey, do 5 Josiah W. Mitchell, do 5 Silas Leighton, Jr., do 5 Samuel Small, do 5
40 Daniel Hall, Justice of the Peace, 5
SCHEDULE (C)-Continued,
Daniel C. Pool, do 5 Jabez Merrill, do 5 Stephen Packard, do 5 Alexander Skillen, do 5 Solomon H. Mudge, do 5 Cornelius T. S. Brackett, do 5 John W. Marston, do 5 Joseph Badger, do 5 Nathaniel S. Lawrence, do 5 Benjamin Waterhouse, do 5 Jonathan Pukifer, Jr., do 5 Horatio J. Swasey, do 5 Joseph Cross, do 5 Michael Dyer, do 5 Solomon Andrews, do 6 Ashbal Cram, do 5 Charles Hunt, do 5 Eli Hamblen, do 5 Neal Dow, do 5 James Goff, do 5 Noah Nason, do 5 Joseph Stockbridge, do 5 Joseph W. Paine, do 5 Jesse Brown, do 5 William Brown, do t:i
Henry B. Fernald, Inspector of Fish, 6
CouNTY OF LINCOLN,
Hezekiah Prince, Justice of the Peace and of the Quo- ~ 5 rum throughout the State, S Joseph B. Bridge, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 David C. Magoun, do 5 Johnson Jaques, do 5 Cornelius Bradford, do 5 Benjamin Randall, do 5 Lucius Barnard, do 5 Moses Carleton, do 6 William McLellan, do 5 Solomon Eaton, do IS Nathaniel Coffin, do 5
Isaac H. Curtis, John M. Frye, David O'Brien, Lore Alford, William Petin~ale, Thomas M. Reed, .-'\mmi R. Mitchell, Abijah Thompson, Benjamin Lincoln, Robert Hunter, James Brown, Joseph .Merry,
Justice of the Penco, do do do do do do do do do do do
5 5 5 5 5 i 5 5 5 5 5 s
130
!l
i5
SCHEDULE (C)-Continued.
do Samuel Look, Joseph Clark, William Cram, Albert G. Dole, William Robinson, Oliver Fales, Sylvanus ,vaterman, .Joseph Sandborn, Joseph Curtis, ,Joseph Berry,
Levi .Whitney, Benjamin Thompson,
COUNTY OF HANCOCK,
do do do do do do do do <lo
Inspector of Fish, do
5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 5
Amos Allen, 5 Justice of the Peace and of the Quo-} ram throughout the State,
David W oster, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 Joseph A. Wood, do 5
Samuel S. Ingalls, George S. Darling, Charles Lo,vell, Samuel Herrick, 2d, Daniel Morgan, Jr., David Hamor, Stephen Luce, Phinehas Higgin, Benjamin Hook, Jr., William Springer,
William Larry, [ 1832.] Johu Blanchard, Samuel ,vhitmore, William Torrev, Amos Clement: John Manchester, Matthew Leadbetter, Thomas Sellars, David Austin, Jonathan L. Stevens, Clifton C. Steams, . James Stubbs, George Kimball, .Tames Hamor, Joseph Moore,
Co. OF ,v ASHINGTON.
John Sargeant, . Rufus K. Porter, Horatio G. Balch, .Matthew Hastings, George Downs, Joshua A. Lowell,
Justice of the Peace, do do do du do cfo do do do
ln:'lpector of Fish, do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
Justir·c of the Peace and Quorum, do do do do do
5 5 5
5 :, 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 5 5 5
5
110
10
la
7,)
SCHEDt-LE (C)-Continued.
.Joseph Granger, do 5 Seth Gerry, do 6 Robinson Palmer, do 5 William Bordman, do 5 Theodore Jellison, do 6
55 Asa Smith, Justice of the Peace, 5 Andrews Dyer, do 5 Abijah Crane, do 5 Moses Heath, do 5 Ichabod Farnsworth, do 5 Holmes Nash, do 5 John Brackett, do 5 Shubael B. Vance, do 5 John A. Balkam, do 5 Leonard Pierce, do 5 William V. Bowen, do 5 Isaac \V. Tabor, do 5 Otis Patterson, do 5
65 :\aron L. Raymond, Clerk of Judicial Courts, 25
25 Albert G. Lane, Register of Probate, 10
10 Willia:n Delesdernier, Sheriff, 25
25 Issachar Wiggins, Inspector of Fish, 5 Thomas Rummery, do 5 William Phelps, do 5 George Bell, do 5 Zebulon A. Pain,~, do 5 William D. Smith, do 5
80 CouNTY oF Ox.-oHn.
"~mold Whittemore, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 Ezekiel Richardson, do 5 Samuel Nevers, do 5 Samuel Gibson, do 5 James Burbank, do 5 Cornelius Holland, do 5
30 Stephen Berry, Justice of the Peace, 6 David Bradley, do 5 John Stevens; do 5 Eleazer C. Shaw, do 5 Henry H. Parson~, do i Jonathan S. Farrington, do 5 Joseph Kilgore, do :5 .Moses Pattee, do 5 Simeon Barrett, do 5 John Briggs, do 5 John Simmons, do 5 Galen Field, do i Amos M. Jordan, do :i
SCHEDULE ( C )-Continued.
Jotham Sewall Lane, do !i David K. Gleason, do 5 Edward L. Osgood, do 5 Spencer Drake, do 5 Abner Davis, do 5 John Dennett, do 5 Henry Wilber, do 5 William Parker, do 5 James Lunt, do Ci Josiah Dudley, do 5 Winslow Hall, do 5 John Hunt, do 5 James Osgood, do 5
130 Rufus King Goodenow, Clerk of Judicial Courts, 25
25 Timothy Jarvis Carter, County Attorney, 5
5 Co UN TY OF KENNEBEC.
Joseph Chandler, Justice of the Peace and Quorum. 5 Benjamin Shaw, do 5 A~a Redington, Jr., do 5 Eliakim Scammon, do 5 Moses Appleton, do 5 Williams Emmons, do 5 John A. Chandler, do 5
35 Charles \Vaterhouse, Justice of the Peace, 5 Sanford A. Kingsbery, do 5 Thomas Gilpatrick, do 5 Ebenezer Freeman, do 5 Nathaniel Spratt, do 5 William Taylor, do 5 Israel Herrin, do 5 Arthur Plummer, do 5 Josiah Tufts, do 5 Timothy Johnson, do 5 Perley Low, do ,!}
C;i.lvin Spaulding, do 5 Joseph Bradford, do 5 Asa Jennings, do 5 Isaac Bragg, do 5 Corydon Chadwick : do 5 Bela Burrell, do 5 Gustavus A. Benson, do 5 Thomas Snell, do 5 Theodore S. Brown, do 5 Melvin V. Le:lCh, do 5 Jonathan Whiting, do 5 Hiram ~tevens, do 5 Silas B. Wing, do 5 Alonzo Wing, do 5 Howard B. Lovejoy, do 5 Alfred Hunter, do 5
SCHEDULE (C)-Continued.
John Butterfield, John Gardiner, David Dunn, 'rhomas Burrill, Daniel Frost,
James Capen,
Co. OF PENOBSCOT,
Ebenezer S. Piper, 'l'homas Bartlett, Benjamin Shaw, William F. Hilliard, Charles P. Chandler, Frederic A. Fuller, William P. Fessenden,
Joseph Bridgham, Ebenezer Lambert, Harvey Evans, John Sargent, Jr., Samuel Roby, Tristram F. Jordan I Frederic Parker, Abie! Cushman, Elisha L. Hammond, Rowland Tyler, John Randall, Joseph Lamson, John Carpenter, Azeniah Edwards. Solomon Coy, , Henry Campbell, Thompson Trott~ Samuel Stuart, Benjamin Johnson, Henry Paddleford, Hannibal Hamlin, John Jenkins, Moses L. Appleton, Jonas Mason, Luther Harmon,
do do do do do
Inspector of Fish,
Justice of the Peace and Quorum, do do do do do do
Justice of the Peace, do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do
5 5 5 5 5
160 5
5
5 5 5 5 5 5 5
35 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 lj
5 5 5 5 5 5 6 5 5 5 5
- 125 Isaac Hodsdon, Clerk of Judicial Courts, 25
3.5 Albert G. Jewett, County Attorney, 5
5 CouNTY OF SoMERSET.
Daniel Steward, Jr. Justice of the Peace and of the Quo- l 5 rum throughout the State, 5
David Bronson, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 Joseph Barrett, do 5 Reuel K Packard, do 5 James Dinsmore, do 5
SCHEDULE (C)-Continued.
William Drummond, do 5 so
Ebenezer Heald, Justice of the Peace, 5 Columbus Burrell, do 5 Timothy Jones, do 5 John Jones, do 5 George \V. Norris, do 5 George Pease, do 5 Abraham Smith, do 5 John Pratt, do 5 Goff 1\T oore, Jr. do 5 Ansel Toby, do 5 Nathan B. Jordan, do 5 Samuel G. Gould, do 5 JameR Hunter, 3d., do 5 David Maloon, do 5 John Pierce, do 5 George Winslow, do 5 John Clough, do 5 Robert Thompson, do 5 Samuel Cole, do 5 Daniel G. Moore, do 5 Levi Andrew, do 5 Nathaniel Dunton, do 5 Melvin Lincoln, du 5 Robert Gowen, do 5 'fhomas Johnson, do 5 Pilley Euiery, do 5 Nathaniel Ames, do 5 Samuel Dexter, do 5 Zebina Houghton, do 5 John Poole, Jr., do 5 Benjamin Stewart, do 5 Daniel \Veils, Jr., do 5 Ichabod Foster, do 5 Joseph D. Jewett, do 5 Jotham Fmith, Jr., do 5 As:t Robbin,;;, do 5 James Buswell, do 5
do 5 CoD"N'l'Y oF WALDO, 185
Jonathan Thayer, Justice of the Peace and of the Quo- }
rum throughout the State, 5
Rufus B. Allyne, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 Holton Man~ur, do 5 Joseph \Vil I iarnson, do 5 Micah Hobb,, do 5 Nathaniel '\liliikcn, do 5 Jacob Smith, do 5
35 Abraham 02;ier, Justice of the Peace, 5 William .'\lcClintock, do 5 Nelson ~:pear. do 5 Thon,as Par,r;<lge, do 5
SCHEDULE ( C)-Continued.
Joseph Hockey, do John Ulmer, do Luke Howe, do Jonathan Greeley, do Michael Chase, do William Simonton, 2nd, do Samuel Atkinson, do William Huxford, do George Pease, do Amos Webb, do William Grinnel, do Stephen Barrows, do William Battie, do
Jacob Trafton, Sheriff,
Albert Bingham, County Attorney,
Jotham F. Shute, Inspector of Fish,
Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum, .Justices of the Peace, Sheriffs, Clerks of the Judicial Courts, Registers of Probate, County Attorneys, - I Inspectors of Fish,
TREASURER'S 0FFJCE, .AUGUSTA, ~ December S 1, 1833. 5
TOTAL,
5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 l.> 5
25
5
5
365 1,150
50 75 10 1.5
13,j
$].~~9
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
S5
25
5
5
Amount received by the T1·easu13 e1•s oC the the several Counties, and returns made to the Secretary of State.
YORK.
Joseph Howard, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 Noah Tebbetts, do 5 Jonathan 'fuck, Justice of the Peace, 5 Jacob Littlefield, do 5
20 CUMBERLAND. 5
George W. Pierce, County Attorney, 5 Davis Hayden, Justice of the Peace, 5 Levi I l ersey, do 5 John E. Ham, Inspector of Fish, i Nathaniel Boynton, do 5 Emery Cushing, do 5 Samuel Chase, do 5
S5 LINCOLN.
Samuel Seavey, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 John S. Wright, do 5 Calvin Gleason, Justice of the Peace, 5 Ezra Cunningham, do 5 Henry Tallman, do ti
26 \VAsHINGTON.
Otis L. llridges, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 Jabez Norton, do 5 Phinehas Libby, do 5 Jonathan Upton, Jostice of the Peace, 5 George W. Blake, do 5 Daniel F. Rich, do 5 John G. Taylor, do 5 Levi L. Lowell, do 5
40 KENNEBEC.
Elias Craig, Jr. Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 6 Benjamin Davis, do 6 Joseph P. Dillingham, do 5 Jesse Huse, Jw;tice of the Peace, r; Samuel Lowell, do fi Amos Stickney, do ll
SU
MONEYS PAID TO COUNTY TREASURERS, (Conti11t1ed.)
OXFORD. l.evi 'Whitman, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 Uriah Holt, do 5 Joseph G. Cole, do 5 Stephen Chase, Justice of the Peace, 5 Luke Chase, do 5 Joshua Smith, do 5 Ebenezer R. Holmes, do 5
35 SoMERSE'r.
Nathan Thompson, Justice of the Peace, 5 Timothy L. Stevens, do 5 ,vm. R. Knights, do 5 Earl M. Norton, do 5
20 PENOBSCOT.
Charles C. Cushman, Justice of the Peace an<! Quorum, 5 John Appleton, · do 5 John J. Coombs, do 5 Charles Stetsnn, do 6 George D. l\loody, do 5 Rufus Parks, do 5 ,vm. I-I. Nason, Justice of the Peace, .!',
Theophilus B. Thompson, do 5 Aaron Haynes, do 5 Bradbury Robinson, Jr., do 5 Henry \Varren, do 5 George P. Sewall, do 5
60 WALDO.
John S.Kimball, Justice of the Peace and of the Quo- } 5 rum throughout the State,
Samuel Upton, Justice of the Peace and Quorum, 5 Wm White, Justice of the Peace, 5 Harry Hazeltine, do 5 Moses Woods, do 5 Wm. Rust, do 5 Wheelock S. Upton, do r, Thomas Pickard, do 5 Miles Fowler, do 5 Ephraim Powley, do 5 Joseph \Vaterman, do 5
55 TOTAL, ,320
SCHEDULE, (D.) Moneys received :Cor Sales oC Public Lands
in 1833.
Of whom received. Date of Receit. Amount.
Daniel Rose, Land Ag't, 5th January, 831 00 " " " 7th " 994 00 " " " 9th " 575 00 " " " 18th " 1,134 88 " " " 1st February, 1,430 00 " " " 5th " 2,190 00 " " " 9th " 560 00 " " " 9th March, 1,000 00 " '' " 29th '' 123 00 " " " 4th July, 1,000 00 " " " 241th " 200 00 " c' " 21st October, 1,630 4.2
TOTAL, Ji !,Q_tl8-30
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUST A, l December 31, 1833.
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (E.) Amount received on Notes deposited in the
Office by Daniel Rose, Esq., late Land Agent. including Interest, in 1833.
Date of Rccc,t ___ J Sales onubJ;c L,_nd_s. ___ A_m_ou_n•~ :
January 22, 192 44 September 24, 324 80 October 16, 2,224 65
" " October 24,
" " November 2,
" 7, " 20, " 30, " "
December 7, " " " H
'' " ., 11, " " " 19, " " " f!O, '' " '' " "
,,
TOTAL,
667 40 1,163 7]
349 08 1,241 00
600 00 1,991 31
.240 25 57 60
464 85 214 44
1,238 12 261 88
75 00 4 50
212 50 38 IS
284 92 71 25 53 34 3 64
$11,974 81 N. B. Three Thousand Nine Hundred Nir.ety Nine Dollars Six Cents,
ex elusive of interest, has been received on Notes obtained of Dr. Ro1,e at Thomaston previous to his death.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, l December 31, 1833.
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (F.) Fines, Fo1•f'eitu1•es, and Bills of' Costs &c.,
received in 1833.
or whom received.
Nathan D. Appleton, Wilmot Wood, Frederick Hobbs,
County.
York, Lincoln, Washington,
1,0TAL,
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, l December 31, 1833. S
Amount.
10 14 40 75
291 72 j342lfi 12
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (G.) Amount received on Miscellaneous Accounts in 1833.
Of whom received.
Samuel G. Ladd, Jabez Bradbury, Samuel Chamberlain, H. W. Fuller, Jr., R. G. Greene,
Nature of Receit.
Unexpended balance, '' ''
Overcharged on Warrant, Book Case,
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, t TOTAL,
Amount.
IG 10 18 40 28 00 2 00
90 45 $154 95
31st December, 1833. S MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (No. I.) Salaries oC the Office1·s oC the Govei•nment, Jlaid in I S33.
Name and Office.
Samuel E. Smith, Governor, Rosr-oe G. Greene, Secretary of State, Mark Harris, Treasurer of State, Samuel G. Ladd, Adjutant General, Joseph Sewall, Adjutant General, Prentiss Mellen, Chief Justice S. J. Court, Nathan vVeston, Jus. Sup. Jud. Court, Albion K. Parris, Jus. Sup. Jud. Court, Jonathan P. Rogers, Attorney General, John Fairfield, Reporter Decis. S. J. C., Ezekiel vVhitman, Chief Jus. C. C. Pleas, David Perham, Justice C. C. Pleas, John Ruggle~, Justice C. C. Pleas, Joel Miller, Warden State Prison,
TnE~SUREn's OFFICE, AuausTA, ~ December 31, 1883. 5
. ---~----------------
I AMOUNT OF EACH QUARTER'S SALARY. II Amount
No.ofl1 4th Qr. I [No.of! 1st Qr. I INo.ofl 2d Qr. 1·i· No.of!' 3rd Qr. paid. each W't. , 1832. iW't. 1833. W't. 1833. W't. 1833. Ofhcer.
375 001125821 375 00,126371 375 001126581 37f> 00111,500 00 225 00 2583 :225 00 2638 225 00 2659 2'25 00 900 00 225 00 2584 2'25 00 2639 225 00 2660 225 00 !JOO 00 175 00 .. 2585. 17 50i. . .. I 192 50 1
24691 2470
;~~! , ... ~,,.,, 2586 157 50'[2540 175 ool 26611 175 ooi,· 507 50
2473 450 00 2587 450 00 2641 450 00 2662 450 00 1,800 00 :Z474 375 00 2588 375 00 2642 S75 0012663 375 00 1,500 00 247J 375 ooll25BO 875 0°"2643 375 ool 2664 375 oo 1,500 oo 2477 250 00 2591 250 00 12644 250 00112666 250 0011,000 00 2476 150 00 2590 150 00 12645 150 00 26651150 00 600 00 2478 300 00 2592 soo 00 !2646 soo 00 12667 soo 00 1,200 00 2479 300 00 12593 soo 00 2647 soo 00 2668 300 00 1,200 00 24soj 300 oo 12594 300 ool 26481 soo oo 2669
1
soo oo 1,200 oo 2481 175 00 2595 175 00, 3649 175 00 2670 175 00 _700 00
S,675 00 S,675 00 S,675 00 3,675 00 14,700 00
MARK HARRIS~ 'l'rea,ttrer.
SCHEDULE, (No. 2.) Grants and Annuities, paid in 1833.
·r h .d I I . . I No. of I A o w om pa1 . nstitutton. Warrant. mount.
Moses Sweat, Sec'y of Board of Trustees, Parsonsfield Seminary,
1
1 2560 1,000 00 Francis 0. J. Smith, Treasurer, ,vestbrook Seminary, 2609 500 00 Joseph l\:lcKeen, Treas. of Bowdoin College, Maine Medical School, 2619 1,000 00
TOTAL, $2,500 00
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, l December 31, 1833. 5
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (No. 3.) Moneys paid on State Debt in 1833.
To Bank of Portland, Interest, per W't, No. 2467, $125 oo " " " " " " 2702, 125 00 " Casco Bank, Interest, per W't, " 2468, 125 00 " Joseph S. Cabot, Interest, per W't, " 2516, 375 00 " Daniel Cony, Interest, per W't, " '2604, 250 00 " " " " " " 2701, 250 00 " Union Bank, Interest, per W't, " 2610, 75 00 " Canal Bank, Interest, per W't, " 2611, 125 00 " " " " " 2703, 125 00 " Bank of Portland, Interest, per W't, " 2612, 125 00 " Casco Bank, Interest, per W't, " 2613, 125 00 " " " " " " 2704, 125 00 ,. Central Bank, Interest, per '\iV't, " 2672, 500 00 " Waldo Bank, Interest, per W't, " 2673, 125 00 " Joseph S. Cabot, Interest, per W't, " 2674, 375 00 " Union Bank, Interest, per W't, " 2682, 75 00 " Citizens' Bank, Principal, per 'V't, ,, 2707, 1500 00 " " " Interest, '' " 2708, 26 05
TOTAL, $4,551 05
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, ? December 31, 1833. S
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHED"lTLE, (No. 4.) .. _,,,_ -~···..._.....,. ... ,..,_ ...... ~ ..... - _...,.. ~ - - ----- - - - -------
Pay Roll of the 7th Session of the 12th Council, per Warrant No. 2486 421 00 " " " " 1st
,, ,, " 13th " " '' " 2622 1,0.59 00
" " " '' 2d " " " l~lth " " " " 2716 242 00 " " " '' 3d " "
,, };3th " " " " 2717 108 00 " " " " 4th " " " 13th " " " " 2718 153 00 " " " ,, 5th " " " 13th " " " " 2719 121 00 " " " " 6th " " " 13th " " " " 2720 I 9;;1 00
$2, 197 00 ---·~-·---
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, t December 31, 1833. _ MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDUl,E, (No. 5.) Costs in Ci·iminal Prosecutions, paid in
1833.
Name of the County I No. I Amount I Amount County,
,;rt. of each paid each Treasurer.
\Varrant. County.
Samuel Burbank, York, 2492 232 76
" " '~ 2603 468 57
" " " 2694 559 16 1,260 49
Thomas Todd, Cumberland, 2487 193 14
" " " 2688 924 35 1,117 49
William M. Boyd, Lincoln, 124fl3 170 22
" " " '' '2602 612 34
" " " " 26931 80 85)
27101 104 461 863 41
Francis B. Morgan, Hancock, 104 46
George S. Smith, Wash;ngton,12513 1,290 85 1,290 85
Daniel Stone, Kennebec, ICZ459 515 35
" " " 25 3 160 83
" " " 2715 438 69 1,114 87
'Alanson Mellen, Oxford, 2495 244 57 244 57
Mark S. Blunt, Somerset, 2636 288 171 ,, " " " 2686 106 36
394 53 Levi Bradley, Penobscot, 21981 232 70
" " " 249: 331 88
" " " 7700 289 67
" " " 27111 576 30
l'.5061 1,430 55
Frye Hall, I Waldo, 513 73
" " " 126141 284 451 .I -- 798 21
-----TOTAL, $~_,~19 43
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, I December 31, 1833.
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (No. 6.) Amount paid on Account oC Indians in 1833.
Samuel F. Hussey, Mark Trafton,
" " "
Agent.
Amos 1\1. Roberts and Thomas Bartlett, Commissioners to purchase Indian Lands, per Resolve 21st Feb. 1833,
Francis Lola and Sebattis Tomar, Jonas Farnsworth, - -Sebattis Neptune and Joseph Stanislaus,
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, l December 31, 1833. 5
Tribe. I No. of W'•· I Amount of each Warrant.
Penobscot, 2447 48 88 " 2500 209 99 " 2564 127 00 " 2654 1,800 00
" 2635 2,000 00 " 2526 50 00
Passamaquoddy, 2497 100 00 H 2511 I 50 00
TOTAL, $4,385 87 ;;
MARK HARRIS, Treasurtr.
SCHEDULE, (No. 7.) Expenses oC State Arsenal, paid in 1833. ,-..,...,,..----~-~~~
To whom paid. I For what purpose drawn. I NWumber tof -i·-- Amount. arran.
Charles Peavey, !Expenses for Gun J::Ionse, . 2484 II 19 00 Joshua Tolfor<l. 5 Keeper of publ~·· Property m ~ 2482 62 50 - \ t Portland, for his Salary, 5 I
" " The same, 2596 41 67 " " I " " 2597 26 12 " " " " 2650 81 25 , , , , I[ " " · 2611 81 25 " " Repairs, per Resolve 18th Feb. 1828, 2652
1 100 00
Joseph Sewall, !Repairs of Gun Carriages, 2600 900 00 - " " Building Gun House, 2617 150 00
Abraham Osgood, !Building Magazine, 2536 255 00 Joshua Tolford, Expenditures, I 2700 27 20
TOTAL, $1, 744 59 TREASURRE's OFFICE, AuousTA, ~
December SI, 1833. 5 MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (No. 8.) Support oC the State P1·ison, exclusive oC ,varden's Salary, paid in I 833.
To whom paid. I For what purpose drawn. I No. of W't.
J Amount.
Joel Miller, ,Varden,
I Salaries of Subordinate Officers, 2621
I 1,840 00
" " " " " " " 2679 920 00 " " " " " " " 2695 920 00 " '' " I
Expenditures, - - - 2514 7,000 00 John O'Brien, Inspector, - - - 2628 72 00 Henry Ingraham,
I ,, - - - 2629 57 00
Edwin Smith, ,, - - - 2680 I 84 00 TOTAL, $_~0,893 00
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, l December 31, 1833. 5 MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (No. 9.)
To whom paid.
Timothy Hall, Jr., George Sawtelle, Oliver Perkins,
" " Heman Nye, Nathaniel Cushman, -James Pomroy, -Valentine Cook, -Thurston Card, -
" " Nicholas Pierce, J oim Carleton, ~nd, William M. Quimby,
" " John Hobbs, David Sevey, Herbert Savage,
" " " "
TRE.1SURER's OFFICE, AuGUiTA, l December Sl, 1858. 5
Pensions, paid in 1833.
March "
February "
January February
" "
January "
February ., March
" " "
January "
Date of Resolve.
4, 1881, 5, 1880, 8, 1882, " "
26, 1826, 25, 1825, 5, 1829, and March 5th, 1880,
18, 1826, ~o, 1827, " ., 4, 1832,
18, " 8, " " " 1, 1888, " "
29, 1827, " "
February 14, 1888,
'
Number of/ Amo. of I Total. Warrant. each W't.
2488 2485 2494 2657 2501 2520 2518 2510 2529 2681 2524 2582 2605 2689 2606 2607 2496 2655 2i56
48 00 24 00 48 00 48 00 86 00 48 00 86 00 86 00 48 00 24 00 54 00 86 00 18 00 18 00 80 00 86 00 48 00
6 18 86 00
TOTAL,
48 00 24 00
96 00 86 00 48 90 86 00 86 00
72 00 54 00 86 00
86 00 so 00 86 00
. 90 18 $678 18
MARK HARRIS, Trea,urer.
SCHEDULE, (NO. 10.) Pay oCthe Clerks in the Office oC the Secre
tary of State in 1833, including the pay of the Draftsman to the Legislature of 1832.
To whom paid, !Number of \Amount oflAmount paid Warrant. Warrant. each Clerk.
William Trafton, 1 2566 129 I 129 H. T. Daggett, Librarian, 2568 75 75
Edwin Rose,
" " Charles B. Smith,
George Rogers,
Ezra Carter,
George W. Shepherd,
Hiram H. Hill,
Louis 0. Cowan,
Eme~y Brown,
Charles Waterhouse,for183.2,I
" I " I
Daniel C. Stanwood,
AsaRedington,jr.,Draftsman,
.2570 257.2
2575
2567 2631 .2712
2237
.2574
2569
.2571
2632
2565 2630 2696
2573
2540
5 2
2
95 80 187 50 84 80
1-1 IO
.2
14
I 2: I s20 I 349
I I I
I I
I 262 -I
3
129
7 2
368 10 10
14
4
28
931 3
129
TOTAL, $1,702 10
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, ~ 31st December, 1833. ~
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.·
To whom paid.
Allen H. Cobb, Nathaniel Mitchell, Joseph Chandler, Roscoe G. Greene, Joseph Chandler,
Emery Brown,
Reuel Williams, Joseph Chandler, Mark Harris, A. R. Nichols,
SCHEDULE, (No. 11.) (Jontingent Expen5es, paid in J 833.
Nature of Expenses.
Per Resolve of 5th March, 1832, Postage of Letters and Documents,
" " " " " Per Resolve of 26th February, 1833, Postage of Letters and Documents, 5 Preparing Indices for Journal of Council as per Re- { { solve of 30th March, 1831, - - - 5
Per Resolve of 26th February, 1833, Postage of Letters and Documents, Expenses, &c. Taking Inventory of the Property in the State House,
No. of I Amount. Warrant. -
2453
I 11 00
2490 7 88 2489 141 41 2580 250 00 2598 146 62
2627 32 62
2623 30 00 2653 202 43 2697 I 47 25 2713 5 00 ToTAL, $874 21
~·-~~ ----~~----
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, i December 31, 1833. MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (No. 12.) *..t>
Amount paid Cor Roads in 1833.
Name of Agent. I Date of Resolve. I Number of I Amount of Warrant. each Warrant.
Jabez Bradbury, Baring and Houlton Road, SOth March, 1831, 2483
I 139 99
Israel Heald, " " " " 5th " 1832, 2507 207 43 " " " " " " " " " 2508 207 43
" " " " " " - " " " 2509 900 00
" " " " " " " " 2683
I 2,500 00
" " " " " " " " " 2634 2,500 00
" " " " - " " " 2692 7,000 00 Jabez Bradbury, Mattanawcook Road, 4th March, 1833,
I 2615
I 426 80
Abijah Smith, Canada Ro;;_d, 8th March, 1832, 2504 9 25 Miller and Glidden, Canada Road, 4th March, 1833, 2684 1,040 00 Sewall Prescott, " " I
31st January, 1833, I 2685 I
300 00 Silas Barnard, Brighton and Moose-head Lake Road, 26th February, 18SS, 2625 200 00
ToTAL, ~_!_!J_,430 90
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, l December 31, 1833. MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (No. 13.) Public Buildings.
To whom paid. For what purpose. I
No. ofl W't.
Amount of each W't.
R 1 W .11. C . ; 1 i His Services, per Resolve of 4th ! !05811 800 00 eue 1 rnms, omm1ss10ner, M h 1830 _, arc , ..:,, - - - -" " " The same, - - - - - 2705 2, 125 44 " " " !Interest on the same np to 1st Nov. 1833,127061 106 27
John Reed, Superintendant, I 1
2624! 7 5 00 " " " 2683 125 00
TOTAL, $3,231 71 -~------
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, l December SI, 1833. ~ MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (No. 14.) A.mount paid to Chaplains to the Legisla·
ture of ISSS.
Name of Chaplain. I I Amount paid
No. of Warrant. each Chaplain.
Benjamin Tappan, Lemuel Porter, Joseph Underwood, Allen Putnam, Wm. A. Drew, Wm. H. Norri1, George Shepard, Henry A. Miles,
2547 2548 2549 2550 2551 !552 2553 2554 TOTAL,
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, l December SI, 1833. 5
10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 IO 00 10 00 10 00
$80 00
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (No. 15.) Amount paid Cor encou1·agement to Agricultural and Dorticultu1·al Socie
ties in J 833.
To whom paid. Society. I
No. of I -Warrant. Amount.
Samuel Chandler, Treasurer, 'Kennebec Agric~ltural Society, 26761260 00 Robert Dinsmore, '' West Somerset Agricultural Society, 2677 45 00 John Mussey, " Cumberland Agri'l and Horticultural Society,
1
.2678
1
98 00 Ephraim T. Morrill, " Waldo Agricultural Society, 2691 57 50 Elijah Wood, " East Somerset Agricultural Society, 2690 65 00
TOTAL, $~~~
TREASURER'S OFFICE, AUGUSTA, l December 31. 1833. S
MARK HARRIS, Treasurer.
SCHEDULE, (No. 16.) Amount llaid on Miscellaneous A..ccounts in
1833.
To whom payable. For what purpose drawn. INo. ofl
__ W't. . Amount.
Machias Port,
,Villis Patten,
Per Resolve of 27th Feb., 183:!, 5 Amount paid on Roll of } l Accounts, No. 6, -
William E:ing, Per Resolve of 10th Feb., 1833, " " " 29th Jan., 1833,
Tappan Jennings, '' 14th Fea., 1 S83, Obed Wilson, " 4th March, 1833, Charles :Horris, As Messenger of the f-:enate, Alvin Pike, Per !~csolve of 14th Feb., 1333, William Allen, Jr., " 26th Feb., 18:::3, John Morrill, Vaccine Inoculation, Daniel Libbey, \Vatching State Buildings, C.MillerSr.J.C.Glidden, Per Resolve of 4th March, 1833, Samuel Seavey, Supporting Convicts,
" " " John '\Vheeler, Samuel Holden, Per Rcsoh·e of 13th FdJ., 1833, Edward Chase, " 27th Feb., 1833, William C. Fuller, Watching Puhlic BuihEngs, Theodore Bean, ~ Services as Adjutant of 2nd (
t IL 2nd Brig. 7th Div. 1832, 5 Joseph Sewall,
Elisha Hilton, Robert Durns,
5 Per Act of Legi~!ature of { t l8th March, 1833, 5
Flannel and Laboratory Stores, Per Resolve of 28th f'eb., 1833,
" 30th Jun., 1833, " 7th :March, 183~,
24th Jan., 1833,
2276
2502 2503 2517 2535 2337 2519 2357 2533 2545 2559 2530 2516 2515 2556 257G
2608
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575 90 100 00
2 00 139 00
4 50 39 30
200 00 100 00
46 00
25 00
2,750 00
150 00 100 00 23 00 24 36 11 25
Roscoe G. Greene, Asaph R. Nichols, William i\.nderson, ! Treasurer of the town of Baileyville, Ebenezer Rolf, Treas.! of Princeton,( former!y Plantation,No 17,)
9th Marnh, 1832,12GS711,000 00
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TREASURER's 0Fi.·1cE, AuGU$TA, ! December 31, 1833. 5
MARK HARRIS, Treawrer.
