REC
AND EXPENDITURES OF ONETRE COUNTY.
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Orders drawn by the Commissioners on the Trea.
Statement of money received by the Treasurer of
Centre county, from the 27th day of November
1818, until the 4th day of January 1820.
Cash received from County Collectors
do Tgxes on Unseated Lands
do of John Mitchell, late Treasurer
Balance due the Treasurer
©utstanding orders to amount of
$2424 95
511 34
850° 37
wre eee $3786 66
1603 91
885 83
——— 2489 74
Bm a pp a—
“IT. Humes for sheet iron drum for jail
IPTS
the 4th day of January 1820, viz.
B7
loseph Wiiliams for keeping Joseph Reynolds in prison 2
I. Sherick for wood tor court house and jail 30
George Williams, work done to court house 21
Toseph Williams woud for jail 12
Joseph Williams for keeping J. Munks
George Williams work done to court house steps
fesse Hall work done ta proths. office
fohn Mitchell for clothing, erecting gallows, and executing James
Munks
James Harris, wood for court house and jail
Thomas Steer bauling wood
Total $6276 40i5,4, Hal for‘pepaiting irons in jail
The following statement shews the amount due the county of
Centre on bonds and judgments, and by the late treasurer
as per the auditors report.
Orders on the Treasurer of Clearfield
Bonds and Judgments, as follows,
Charles Huston and Thomas Burnside due May 11, 1815
Stewart for I. Gallagher due April 22, 1816
R. T.
J. G. Lowrey due Aagust 15 1815
J. Danlop and Elisha Moore due April 27, 1815, sued for
Thomas Hall and John Hall, jr,
ditto
John P. De Haas, balance on duplicate 1815
Nathan Laughead, note due November 20, 1817
Balance in the hands of John Mitchell, late treasurer, clear of
ceniage®
Qutstanding balances in hands of collectors
*
Total
$1557
113
160
130
709
do 92
71
16
1371
6921
Ss ———
#11143 40
ar —
*By the Auditors Report last year the balance in the hands of
the late Treasurer appeared to be
For the information of the people at large, we deem it proper
23193
to state that in this balance were included two orders on
the Treasurer of Clearfield county amounting to
A note’on Nathan Laughead of
James Duncan
Joseph Potter
John Edings
James Crawford
Paul Wulf
. William Moore
- Nathan Harvey ©
Alexand:r Fulton
Henry Fleck
_Phenias Davidson
Hardman Philips
John Hoover
William Turner
John Campble
Peter Calhoon
William Smyth
Archibald Allison
Daniel Weaver
James Dillen
Philip Walker
Samuel Beck
Absalom Liceet
Thomas Parsons
Joseph Goheen
Francis Graham
John Spencer
Joseph Gabrich
Spring
Balances due Centre count
Hains township
Patton
Bellefonte
Miles
Bald-Eagle
Bald Eagle
Walker
Patten
Halfmoon
Rush
Spring
Patton
Ferguson
Boggs
Walker
Haines
Spring
Patton
Bald-Eagle
Walker
Howard
Jog us
Ferguson
Spring
Halfmoon
Miles
&
1813
1813
%1813
1813
1814
1814
1815
1815
1815
1815
1815
1815
1816
1816
1816
1816
1816
1816
1317
1817
1817
1817
1817
1817
1817
1817
1818
’ : B43
30
153
49
63
88
104
‘23
13
23
14
113
60
200
36
13
97
75
47
4
9
48
35
48
106
i8
49
Joseph Williams for boarding James Williams jp prison
Ditto “for boarding George Dolton
Daniel Billew, for wood, attending fires, &c.
~ .
+ Expences in sundry Cases.
H. Humes for paper
M. Allison, holding inquest on Henry Pool
Wa'er Tax 3
Vicwers of (he road from Johnstons meesting house, in Mifflin
county, to (Glens tavern, in Centre county
Witnesses wages in the case commonwealth vs, Elijah Jones
William Petriking article of agrecment
James Milliken for staticnary
Thomas Hastings, putchase money of unseated land refunded
F.xonerations
Vicwers pay, chain carriers, &c. for viewing road frem Milesburg
to Clation river 240
W. Brindle, for printing 47
Samuel Coppertwalith a witness commonwealth vs. B. Moore 1
John Blanchard, esq. order for keeping R. Shorter, a convict in
state prison 53
Coroner Hall, holding inquest on Edward Quigley 17
P. Benner and Co. stationary, &c. : 2
J. Hays, esq holding an inquest on the dead body of P. Thompson 13
J Houser and J. Fury, witnesses in the case commonwealth vs, G.
Ross and P. M’'Donnald
William Alexander. in the case commonwealth vs J. Wallis
J. Mitchell for serving juror notices, wood for jail, &c.
Miscellaneous.
Assessors pay
Election Fxpences
Poor children education
Jurors pay
Constables pay
Attorney generals fees on sundry cases
Supervisors orders on unseated lands
Woif and Panther orders
Bridges.
Orders in favor of Milesburgh bridge contractors :
Orders in. favor of James Moore, contractor for building a
brige gover Bald-Eagle creek, at the post road crossing the
sane
1066
1314
Commissioners pay & other Items,
William Murray Commissioner 100
Jahn Shafer do 83
Moses Boggs do & 36
H. Petriking clerk # 100
{Auditors pa 30
William W. Potter, counsel fee two years €0
John Rankin, proths fees 21
William Petrikin, Clerk Sessions ) 89
William = Alexander, esq. late sheriff; lees on suit county vs. G.
Richart WH rt 25
Total
money from the date above stated.
JOHN SHAFER,
WILLIAM MURRAY,
MATTHEW ALLISON,
* Artest ~ H. PETRIKIN, Clerk
02
81
63
30
09
41
11
75
18
48
85
8%
80
17
Co
4%
Andrew Walker
HPatrick Mocre
Y1Samuel Henderson
4} Anthony Wolf
y. in the hands of Collectors, viz.
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1818
1819
1319
1819
1819
1819
1819
1819
1819
Haines
Ferguson
Spring
Boggs
Patton
Howard
Bellefonte
Potter
Walker
Bald Eagle
Lamar
Howard
. Ferguson
Patton
Bellefonte
Spring
Potter
Rush
Walker
Lamar 1819
Haines 1819
Bald-Eagle 1819
Halimoon Si
Miles 1819
Boggs
Benjamin Goodwin
Jeremiah Culbertson
Richard Cary
Michael Sweeny
Joseph Oiles
Michael Meese
William C. Welch
William M’Minn
John Snyder
John Quay
John Seyder
Michael Meese
Henry Dale
Jeremiah Merret
Joseph Miles
Fhomas M’Clelland
William Rankin
facob Test
Edward Sutherlin
Benjamin Goodwin
William Fisher 1819
surer, from the bth day of January 1619, until |
Court House and Prison Expences.
67
68
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05
50
52
20
00
90
00
62
95
15
00
00
00
36
00
~2414 87
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The foregoing is a statement of the Receipts and Expenditures of the county
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