the sum of four thousand six hundred and thirty dollars and thirty-one cents, to be received from the Treasury, by the Warden of said prison, in such sums as the Directors thereof shall from time to time direct; and His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of Council, is hereby requested to draw his warrant on the Treasurer for the said sums accordingly. CHAP. XXI. Resolve to authorize Jacob Kuhn, Messenger of the General Court, to purchase fuel, &c. June 14th, 1823. Resolved, That there be paid out of the public Treasury of this Commonwealth, to Jacob Kuhn, Messenger of the General Court, the sum of one thousand dollars, to enable him to purchase fuel, and such other articles, as may be necessary for the use of the General Court, together with the Governor, and Council's Chamber, the Secretary's, Treasurer's, and Adjutant General's Office, and also, for the Land Office, he to be accountable for the expenditure of the same. CHAP. XXII. Resolve to pay Committee on Accounts. Resolved, That there be allowed and paid out of the Treasury of this Commonwealth, to the Committee on accounts, for their attendance on that service during the present session, the sum of one dollar per day in addition to their pay, as members of the Legislature, viz: William W. Parrott, twelve days, Perly Hunt, twelve days, Minott Thayer, twelve days, 812 12 12 12 12 CHAP. XXIII. Resolve for paying Ward Lock. Resolved, That there be allowed and paid from the Treasury of this Commonwealth, to Ward Lock, Assistant Messenger to the Governor and Council, two dollars for each, and every day he has been or may be employed in that capacity during the present session of the Council. CHAP. XXIV. Resolve for paying the Clerks of the two Houses of the Legislature. June 14th, 1823. Resolved, That there be paid out of the Treasury of this Commonwealth, to the Clerk of the Senate, and to the Clerk of the House of Representatives, and to the Assistant Clerk of the Senate, respectively, six dollars per day, for each, and every day's attendance they have been, or may be employed in that capacity, during the present session of the Legislature; and that there be paid to the Clerk of the House of Representatives, the additional sum of two dollars, for each, and every day he may be so employed, in consideration of his having performed the whole of the clerical duty of that House. And that the Governor is requested to draw his warrant accordingly. ROLL No. 89.........MAY, 1823. THE Committee on Accounts having examined the several accounts they now present......Report, That there is now due to the several corporations and persons, hereafter mentioned, the sums set to their names, respectively; which, when allowed and paid, will be in fall discharge of the said accounts, to the dates therein mentioned which is respectfully submitted. : WILLIAM W. PARROTT, Per Order. PAUPER ACCOUNTS. Adams, for supporting Sarah Hewitt, Susanna Attleborough, for supporting Penelope Sally, to Boston City, for supporting Sundry Paupers, to Brimfield, for supporting John Shelburn, to June Blanford, for supporting Samuel Walker, Vial Brewster, and Little Brewster, to May 26th, 1823, 230 00 37 80 62 13 6616 26 17 74 186 30 Ditto, for supporting Susan Burdick, to May 24th, 1823, Bradford, for supporting Joshua L. Allcies, to June 1st, 1823, Barre, for supporting Rhoda Forsbury, to June 1st, 1823, Boxford, for supporting Mehitable Hall, to June 1st, 1823. Brighton, for supporting John T. Baker, to June Belchertown, for supporting Phebe Butler, Charity 1823, Beverly, for supporting Sundry Paupers, to June Braintree, for supporting Titus, (a black) Ann Chester, for supporting George Buttalph and wife, Carlisle, for supporting Robert Barber, to May 27th, 1823, Concord for supporting John Troop, and Samuel Platt, to April 1st, 1828, Cheshire, for supporting Ephraim Richardson, Polly Chesterfield, for supporting Rachel Polley, and Carver, for supporting Martin Grady, to June 1st, 1823, 56 43 19 40 18 52 64 55 46 80 46 00 73 40 134 59 18 00 70 69 1360 21 74 58 18 00 81 18 106 5 37 80 46 80 152 10 Cambridge, for supporting Sundry paupers, to June cis Freeman, to May 20th, 1823, Dedham, for supporting Edward Carden, to June 1st, 1823, Enfield, for supporting Deborah Butterworth, to Edgartown, for supporting Emanuel Salvers, to Foxborough, for supporting Lewis Varen, to May, Falmouth, for supporting Edward Edwards, to Framingham, for supporting James Riggs, and Gill, for supporting Sarah Lyons and Mary Law- Great Barrington, for supporting Isaac Hoose, Ma- Granville, for supporting Samuel Gallup, and Sally Gloucester, for supporting sundry paupers, to June Heath, for supporting Mary Dewandalier, to June 1st, 1823, Hancock, for supporting Richard Sprague and family, and Hannah Winn, to June 1st, 1823, Hanson, for supporting Rhoda Prince, to June 1st, 1823, 808 62 132 80 93 60 63 31 512 33 31 63 40 75 46 80 450 46 80 33 10 29 70 126 00 120 80 87 80 460 34 35 00 644 32 85 |