Hubbardston, for supporting Abna Hybra, to December 31st, 1822,

Hamilton, for supporting Olive Cook, to April 7th,
1823,

Ipswich, for supporting John O. Brien, to June 1st,
1823,
Longmeadow, for supporting Edmond Booth, Cyn-
tha Millross, Dorcas Coval, and Cyntha Mill-
ross, Jr. to May 20th, 1823,
Lenox, for supporting Tabitha Lewis, Mary Davis,
Moses Mc Graw, Thomas Dennison, Mary Ful-
ler, and Maria Palmer, to May 22d, 1823,
Leyden, for supporting Tacy Fuller, Arnold Clark,
Ruth Abel, Joseph Abel, and Desiah Stanton, to
May 19th, 1823,
Lanesborough, for supporting Amelia Bennett, Eu-
nice Foot, Richard Jackson, and Lucy Goman,
to May 24th, 1823,
Lancaster, for supporting William Warner, Wil-
liam Sharrar, and Samuel Harris, to June 1st,
1823,
Lee, for supporting Jonathan Manchester, Richard
Smallman, Lucy Fuller, Thomas Peters, Lucin-
da Shepherdson, Caroline Shepherdson, Emery
Shepherdson, Shelden Blanchard, and William
Wilson and wife, to May 26th, 1823,
Montague, for supporting Edward Potter and wife,
to May 20th, 1823,

Monson, for supporting Rhoda Jackson, Jack Jack-
son, James Wallice and five children, viz :-Sa-
muel, Roxa, Henry, Dickenson and Benjamin,
to January 1st, 1823,

Mendon, for supporting Alason Thayer, Andrew
Thayer, and Susan Thayer, to June 1st, 1823,
Medfield, for supporting George Turner, to Novem-
ber 5th, 1822,

33 41

46 80

62 10

157 10

95 64

78 80

63 50

43 43

165 22

64 80

73 43

40 70

46 80

Medway, for supporting Charles Parkerson and
James Lewis, to January 30th, 1823,

40 86

Milton, for supporting Archibald M'Donald, John
J. Myers, James Bowman, and Martha L. Hutch-
ings and child, to May 28th, 1823,
Marblehead, for supporting sundry paupers, to June
1st, 1823,

73 50

154 8

Northfield, for supporting Amos Riley, to May 25th,
1823,
Newmarlborough, for supporting Susannah Smith,
to May 14th, 1823,

Northborough, for supporting Jacob West, to May
20th, 1823,

New-Bedford, for supporting sundry paupers, to
April 1st, 1823,

Newburyport, for supporting sundry paupers to
June 1st, 1823,

Newbury, for supporting sundry paupers, to June
1st, 1823,

63 00

49 10

31 50

681 30

762 10

672 25

249 13

20 70

Northampton, for supporting sundry paupers, to
June 1st, 1823,

Oakham, for supporting Toby Barker, to May 24th,
1823,

Plymouth, for supporting James Reed, Rachel Decane, John M. Ross, Sarah Scott, and Thomas O. Shea, to June 1st, 1823,

Palmer, for supporting William and Phebe Menden, to June 4th, 1823,

Russell, for supporting Mr. Newton, Mary Stebbins, and Sally Harrington, to May 28th, 1828, Rowley, for supporting Elle Collins, Eliza Fields and child, to June 2d, 1823,

78 54

36 00

56 70

48 80

53 60

Rochester, for supporting Owin Kelley, to May 27th, 1823,

Richmond, for supporting Nancy Jessup, to May 23d, 1823,

Rehoboth, for supporting John Solomon, wife and
two children, Nancy Hill and child, Rosannah
Freeman and child, Levina Mason, Lucy Kelley,
Dinah Kelley and child, to May 30th, 1823,
Robinson William, as guardian to the Dudley In-
dians for supplies, to May 1st, 1823,
Rutland, for supporting Wm. Henderson, Phillip
Doras, Daniel Peterson, and Nancy Freeman, to
January 30th, 1823,

46 80

178 20

74 71

75 41

Roxbury, for supporting sundry paupers, to June

1st, 1823,

150 80

Southwick, for supporting George Reed, to June 1st,

1823,

66 20

Sudbury, for supporting Hugh Patterson, to Febru-
ary 2d, 1823,
Southbridge, for supporting London Derry, and
Quack Baxton, to May 17th, 1823,
Stockbridge, for supporting John Morrison, Azuba
Morrison, Samuel Rathbone, Hannah Rathbone,
Mary Rice, Margery Curtis, Sally Peel, and Sa-
rah Hulbert, to June 1st, 1823,

Sandisfield, for supporting Jonathan Bolles, Rich-
ard Dickson and wife, to May 2d, 1823,
Somerset, for supporting Ruth Hill, Polly Hill, and
William Eliot, to May 28th, 1823,

Swansey, for supporting Diadama Burton, Mathew
Durnips, Eliza Mason, and Hannah Robbins, to
May 24th, 1823,

Shutesbury, for supporting Peter Jackson and wife,
and John Campbell, to May 13th, 1823,
Sandwich, for supporting Esther Raymond, to June
1st, 1823,

Salem, for supporting sundry paupers, to June 1st,
1823,
Scituate, for supporting Richard Taylor and Ben-
jamin Brooks, to January 7th, 1823.
Saugus, for supporting Joseph Clarenbole, to June
1st, 1823,
Templeton, for supporting James Nichols, to June
4th, 1823,

Tyringham, for supporting Richard Gardner and
wife, David M'Neale, Asa Thompson, Hannah
Harrison, Betsy Harrison, and Aurelia Harrison,
to May 28th, 1823,

Taunton, for supporting sundry paupers, to May 31st, 1823,

West Springfield, for supporting James Aldrich,

Hannah Shivay, Simeon Scranton, Fanny Scranton, Mosiah Scranton, to May 24th, 1823, Westfield, for supporting Asonath Gibson, George Gibson, Mathew Smith, John N. Berry, Esther Berry, Stephen Newbury, Phebe Rose, and Caleb Weller, to June 1st, 1823,

Westford, for supporting Ephraim Spaulding, and
William H. Smith, to June 1st, 1823,

28 79

157 50

169 65

56 70

54 24

68 40

111 20

18 90

1612 17

36 71

17 20

9 00

105 75

254 84

59 19

138 02

37 15

Western, for supporting Daniel Mundell, to May
28th, 1823,
Worthington, for supporting Peter Stranton, to May
28th, 1823,

Westhampton, for supporting Lemuel Calver and
wife, John Gay and wife, Garnet Decker, and
Bridget Clark, to May 27th, 1823,
Ward, for supporting Alexander Boylston, to May
19th, 1823,

Worcester, for supporting Jonas Brooks, and Wil-
liam Joblin, to June 1st, 1823,
Washington, for supporting James Robbins and
wife, and Elizabeth Williams, to May 23d, 1823,
Wade, Thomas, keeper of the house of Correction,
for supporting Sundry Paupers in Essex County,
including what was allowed by the Court of Ses-
sions, to June 1st, 1823,
Wareham, for supporting William Long, to May
20th, 1823,
Williamstown, for supporting Asabel Foot and
wife, and two children, Rachel Galusha, James
Law, John G. Hendersoll, Wealthy Demon, Ad-
na Demon, Lucy West, John Schamehorn, Betsy
Jackson, Betsy and David Taylor, two children,
to May 27th, 1823,

Walpole, for supporting Elizabeth Ellis, to June
1st, 1823,

46 80

46 80

108 63

25 70

36 90

43 85

430 07

63 00

195 15

18 61

Total, $ 20,881 97

SHERIFFS' AND CORONERS' ACCOUNT,
May Session, 1823.

Austin Nathaniel, Sheriff of Middlesex County, for
returning votes, &c. to May 31, 1823,
Badger Thomas, Coroner of Suffolk County, for
taking inquisitions to June 10th, 1823,
Coleman William, for expense arising, for taking a
dead body,

Collamore Nathaniel, Coroner of Plymouth Coun-
ty, for taking inquisitions to June 1st, 1823,

6 64

39 36

500

20 00

Davis Wendell, Sheriff of Barnstable County, for
returning votes, &c. to June 1st, 1823,
Glover Benjamin, Coroner of Nantucket County,
for taking inquisitions to June 1st, 1823,
Hoyt Epaphras, Sheriff of Franklin County, for
returning votes, &c.

Hews Samuel, Coroner of Suffolk County for tak-
ing inquisitions to June 2nd, 1823,

4 80

19 90

8 00

12 76

Lang William, Coroner of Essex County, for taking inquisitions to June 1st, 1823,

36 64

Worth Jethro, Sheriff of Dukes County, for returning votes, &c. to June 1st, 1823,

8 00

Wade Foster William, Coroner of Essex County, for taking inquisitions to June 3d, 1823,

28 46

PRINTERS, AND MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS, May, 1823.

Allen C. W. for publishing the Laws to August 2nd, 1823,

Ardle Henry Mc, for quills, delivered Secretary's

Office, to June 10th, 1823,

Burdit James W. for Stationary to June 9th, 1823,
Bird Abraham, for Lumber for the State House to
June 1st, 1823,

Baxter Rufus jr. for repairing Carpets in the State

House to June 1st, 1823,

Bacon Henry, Assistant Messenger to the General
Court to June 14th, 1823,

16 66

45 00

130 05

29 50

8 00

40 00

Cushing &Andrews, for publishing the Laws to
June 1st, 1823,

16 66

Clapp W. W. for Newspapers furnished to the
General Court to June 15th, 1823,

25 80

Chase Warren, Assistant Messenger to the General
Court, to June 14th, 1823,

40 00.

Cutting Elijah W. Assistant Messenger to the General Court, to June 14th, 1823,

Durant Wm. for repairs, &c. on the State-House, to June 7th, 1823,

36 00

43 50