Indiana Palladium, Volume 5, Number 45, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 14 November 1829 — Page 3

Account of the Receipts and Expenditures Of the Qounty of Dearborn, for the year commencing 7th November 1823, and ending 4th of November 1829, both days inclusive.

$48 00 48 00 67 50 130 50

DR. To Associate Judges. Tor this sum paid Solomon Manwaring, Associate Judge, c ' . John Levingstou do 4 To Juries. v Grand Juries, - 6 Petit or Traverse Jurke,

To Sheriff. John Spencer, sheriff, extra services to Circuit, Pro bate & county court?, To Constables. ' 8 . Jesse Laird, constable attending courts, &c. 17 00 c ' ' Hiram IV. Cloud, " do do 19 00 ' 6 Iaaac Spencer, do do 17 00 To Jailor for Boarding Prisoners. c fc W'm Cookjjailor, boarding Jabz Coolej, 2 81 ' ' 4 ditto do James Sullivan, 4 06 1 ' . ditto . do John Cazed, G2h 4 4 ditto do William Koyes, 93 4 4 4 ditto do J.S A. Beach, 1 68 To Commissioner's Court for perpetuating testimony. For this sum paid John Porter, judge of commissioners court 33 00

4 . 4 George H. Dunn " do do 4 4 4 Daniel Hagerman recording clerk do 4 , 4 4 A.St. C. Vance do do ' 4 4 A. St. C. Vance stationary for do

To Clerk of Circuit Court, Stationary &c. For this sum paid James Dill clerk for extra services to circuit cou-i Sl supervisors court - - - 70 00 4 Books and stationary for clerks and recorders offices - - - 27 68 To Assessors of Taxable Property. For this sum paid Wm. Skinner for assessing taxable property in Lo-

96 00

198 00

82 B3k

53 00

10 2h

6 00 3 75 111 75 G2h

155 12i

97 68

For this sum pa

Percentage to Treasurer and Collector.

Expenses

Vor this sum pa

For this sum pa

can Township

Isaac Calwell do Thos. Lumbertson do Archibald IVPCabe do John Lewis do James Powell do James W. Hunter do Mark M'Cracken d

12 00 Klso do 10 00 Sparta do 12 00 Cesar Creek do 12 00 Randolph do 17 00 Laughery do 17 00 La tv re nee burgh do 26 00 Mancbfer do 16 00

122 00

d Daniel HagermaiHate treasurer for receiving and paying out - - - 60 00t Thomas Palmer present do do 22 14 John Spencer for collpcling taxes - 104 81 Old Interest Orders redeemed. Ezra Ferris for old i. ie"f uaring orders Court Expenses. John Spencer enquire lor fixng seats 2 terms 5 00 John Spencer for fire wood, making fin. &c. 8 37r Thomao Hogshire wood,mHking Gip &r. 12 00

of Jail, laying out prison bounds, &c.

186 95 194 81

25 37i

For this gQm paid N. L. Squibb tor survey iug and platting priscn bounds - - - 5 00

Isaac Aylesbury chain carrier for ditto 50 John Rees do do ditto 50 Frederick Aylesbury setting stakes ditto 50 John Spencer for locks and repairs for jail 6 00 Te6t & Dunn for locks fordo 125

Richard Presl Ironing prisoners 1 25 Pauperism. d E. Bedennah for keeping and hoarding D. Warren a pauper 10 00 Jacob Larimer ditto Thomas xMoore do 77 00 Timothy Davis do Richard Moran do 50 07 Timothy Davis do Adam Hewey do 4 00

Doct. Thomas B. Pinckard lor medicine & attendance on Richard M ran a pauper 31 18 Doct. T. B. Pinckard do Adam Hewey 44 1 75

Doct. J. S. Percival do R. Moran 41 Doct. J. S. Percival do Araminta Keith "

Joshua Sanks for flour to R. Moran

James Cosseboom keeping Eliz Walters

15 00

John Demoss

Mary Moore Thos. Lemon Henry Bruce Obediah Stevens

2 00 2 25 1 00

44 18 00 44 1 1 04 44 69 96

8 00

44 11 75

do A. Keith

do R. Crusenbury 44 19 50 do Ah ram Peters 44 62 00

do John Winings

A.SL C. Vance house rent R. Moran

Thos. Palmer making orders to remove pauper 75 Blakely Shoemake keeping A. Aone Gay do 14 00 Cornelius Miller do M. Mitthcws do 49 37 Hiram Cloud entering a child supposed to be murdered 3 00 Noah Miller keeping & boarding Maria

Matthews a pauper 30 00 do Lucy Shed do 17 07

do Anne Gay do do W. Anderson do

Doct. E. Ferris medicine aud

attendance Eliz. Walters a pauper 1 200 James Williamson keeping and boardiug Roxana Loder a pauper for 18 months 97 75 Sparks and John, good6 furnished lor A. Keith 4 37s James M'Lister digging grave for A. Keith 1 00 Mahlon Brown keeping and boarding Anne M'Bride a pauper 18 68 Doct. M. E. Ferris medicine and attendance Anne M'Bride a pauper 93$ Ewing and Gibson goods furnished for do 9 13 Wm. Tate coffin for A. Keith a pauper 3 00 State Roads.

d William Hawkins for surveying a state from Law

Agnes Gorman James Roberts

James C. Darling

SUPRA CREDIT. By amount of duplicate in 1829, includ ing Ferries, 1718 29 By amount paid for Store, Tavern,and Grocery licenses, from Gth jov. 3 828, to 4th jYov. 1829, received or due from

the follozcing persons , to zvit: A. S. Jonas, store, Aurora; Charles W. Wright, grocery Abijah North, grocery Ansel Beach, store Wm. M'Caslin, tavern Test &. Dunn, store Darranh & Askew, grocery John My res, tavern Stephen Wood, tavern Lytle W. Johnson grocery George Tousey, store

Joseph E. Baker, tavern

Alanson Hill, store Absalom Rnnnion, grocery Benjamin B. Bouhnm, grocery

J Jim Alfred, do Luke Evil, tavern

George W. Cochran, grocery

ht'ias (JonwHll, More

George &, Omar Tiusey, store Oinar Tousey, do

Caleb A. Craft, do

lifting Sz Lunius, do

Samuel Howard, do

B.iwman & Rash, grocery William Cullen. do

E ving & Gibson, store

B-izil James do

John M'Pike, grocery

bhadr.ich VVilber, store John Durham, tavern

Bedford & Sfiltmarsh, grocery

Harris & Collins Fitch, tavern

Gridley &, Percival, grocery John D. Moore, store

Buell &: Dunn, do

Edward M'Cart, grocery Davi9 Weaver, tavern Samuel M'Curdy, grocery John Palmer, store

John Palmer, tavern

Edward Owen, store Richard Hughs, grocery

Moore &, Pepper, store Merit Hubhell, grocery Sparks John, store

James B. Deemer, tavern

Jesse Hunt, tavern

Oliver Ileustis, tavern

Shadiarl; Hathaway, store Aaron Faulkner, do Mark Muindge, grocery

William Gullen, do

J. &s A. P. Andrew, store Thomas M' Withy, grocery

lici j. IS. iSoubam, do

10 00 5 00 6 00 5 00 5 00 10 00 7 29 5 96 11 37 3 16 16 87 5 42 5 00 5 37i 2 50 5 43 5 00 2 50 13 75 6 65 17 50 13 31 10 00 10 00 6 00 6 00 12 50 13 31 6 75 18 32 G 00 7 00 10 50 7 20 12 50 12 50 2 75 5 00 5 00 15 00 7 50 , 10 00 6 00 12 50 6 00 12 50 5 00 7 00 5 00 10 00 10 00 7 50 G 00 10 00 C 00 2 50

By J u r j Fees Paid to Sheriff, to nit: From Eoocb Jackson to Spencer S4 75

Samuel Barbour to do Jesse Hewitt to do Robert Moore to do Samuel Jones Cozine do Moore & Pepper L. V. Johnson James Withrow to Loogley

4 75

4 75 4 75 4 75 4 75 4 75 4 f 3

3S 80 RECAPITULATION.

Amount of Duplicate in 1S-29 including Per

rtes. " of licenses to stores, &c

of tax cn law process, 22 50 of Jury fees, - 81 55

the members present, at a regular rteefy ing of the society. Ooe hundred and seventeen persona Save their names to the foregoing viz: 59 gentlemen, and 53 ladies. The following otucers were then elccted viz: H-iV. James Jones, president. Ivjv. Lucius Alden, vice president.

v.c.t, iecoursey, bsq. secretary. ev. Aire i Ball

Daniel Bartholomew, esq.

Dr. Matthias Haines

' r :i I

i"7JQ -0 ! - 'lines fcina y ,

II II

;'Mi. ILiirh iMunro

J o.o T. Pollock, esq.

Correspond1

y ing Com

mittee.

- i Mr, Daniei Wibon.

Total credit, $22S5 07' Horace Bassett and James T. Polloclq Leaving a balance due from the coun Svuires, were appointed as delegates to ty to individuals, of 455 34,in-ct with others at Indianapohs Dec MARK M'CRACKEN, Prtsident. ;9li,toform a State Temperance socieAttest James Dill, Clerk. MyNote In the fjiveroinsr calculations this? Extracts from the last report oftho

I mark stands far a vourtii: this h for a half: ' Americun Temp?rance Society were

ana itts tui three fo tutus ; ana meeting addressed by the

il v. Li. Alden and Rev. Mr. Rankin.

Communicated. ) TEMPERS ACE .WD MORAL SOCIETY Of Rising Sun and its vicinity. On Sunday fttjt inst. a circular from the Madison Temperance society was

read in public at Rising Sun, setting

The Society wore then presented for

a year, by a member, with the Journal of Humanity, the weekly periodical of the American Temperance Society. The entire Unanimity with which every measure was adopted by the Societv.

(and the deep interest excited with rcla-

! forth the importance of appointing dc le-!,,on to the subject, both in the place and

gatf-s to meet at Indianapolis on tne 'Jih "V J "ie fcucn, as ai onre, to surof December noxt, to form a Stale Tem-Plise an(i gratify the frieuds of good or-

uer ana morality. The next meeting of the society is to be hi d in the church, at Rising Sun, the last Saturday of r -binary, 1 830 Published by o der.--f tls ? iety. JOEL DECOURSEY, Sec";. P. S. S ice tho ajourntnent oi the

meeting, a number ol peibnus have applied to th secretary foi membership. many aeigbhoihouda in the vicinity re-m-iin to be visited by Ageota of the ciety. Oue ''Huskinc," at leaat has bpR successfull) (a.complishcd in th; Temperance 'os.Von,nnd without rflcohol, and with an abundant supply of whole-some atahles.

462 93

20 31 11 71

6C3 G3

renceburch to Brookville 1G 50

Solomon Allen making platt of said road 4 00 James Walker surveying state road 19 50 Isaac Purdy carrying chain do 8 75 Alexander Purdy do do 7 50 Wm. C. Brmwell surveying do 15 00 John MTike surveying state road to Rushville 17 00

t James Arderrv commissioner laying out ao iuu

i William P. Rush do do 12 00 Delinquents and overcharges on duplicate. For this sum allowed John Spencer for delinquents in landed and personal property JDld debt - -

Total claims against the count, the 4th of Nov. 1829 - - $2740 43

112 25

70 79 665 84

By Tax on Law Process Received &, Due from the follozcing persons, to wit : D tvid Powell 0 Jacob Havs 50 Amos B'Fon 50 Henry Q. Wright 1 00 Jacob Hays 50 Isaac MeMler 50 Buell & Dunn 50 Jamos &; L;rus 50 Edmund Peikover 50 Robert T- imble So Ai x. Noble 50 John S.'.i! marsh 50 Z T. Percival 50 John Frvncli 50 Jamos Slater 50 IraTimkiu 1 00 Nelson II. Torbelt 50 John Shanks 50 Benjamin Renno 50 Abijah Taylor 50 John Hoyden 50 James Callahan jr. 50

L. W. Johnson 50 Andrew Adams 50 JarvisGaylord 50 Tsaiah Wing 50 Gersham Fairchild 50 Sampson (a man of colour) 50 H. & C. Fitch 50 Martin Jackson ' 50 John Davidson 50 Isaac Mettler 50 Robert Mervin 50 Peter Lefever 50 Davis & Johnson 50 Charles Billingslj 50 Ewing & Gibson 50 David Wilson 50 Richard Dement 50 Adam H. Freeman 50 B. Sz. S. Mapea 50 H. Osgood 50 Wm. Blue 50

-1

Der,

perance Society.

The Citizens were accordingly re-

iqusted to meet on the evening cf the

8ih inst. to take the subject into consideration. At the time appointed, a lare concourse of people assembled atthe church and proceeded to organize a society, and adopted the following constitution, viz: Constitution of the Ttmperance and moral Society of Rising Sun and its vicinity Whereas the improper use of int oxicating liquors has been found by experience to be the source of eviU of inculable mngnitude, alike destructive to th interests of individuals, families; and communities; and whereas the prevalence of this vice has such a fatal flicacy in hindering the. success of all the common means hich have been appointed for th moral and religious improvement of men; and whereas the various measures, which the tnendsof morality have adopted, though not altogether unsuccessful, have beun found quitu int ilFirienl to give any efl' ctual or permanent check to this desolating evil ; and whereas we believe some more vigorous means are evidently required, some system of instruction and action w hich will make a steady and powerful impression on the present and following generation, and u ill, in this wajj ultimately eiTeot a change of public sentiment and practice in regard to the use of intoxicating liquors; therefore the friends of domestic and social happiness, now present, resolve to form a society, and agree to be governed by the following constitution, namely, Art. 1. The society shall be called "The Temperance & moral Society of Rising Sun and its vicinity." Art. 2. The objjet of this Society shall be, to suppress intemperance, by discountenancing, both by precept and example, the use of ardent spirits except as a medicine; to promote good morals generally. Art. 3. Any person may become a member hy subscribing to this Constitution. Art. 4. The officers of this society shall consist of a President, Vice President, Secretary, and committee of correspondence, all of whom shall remain in ofilce until others are chosen. Art. 5. It (hall be the duty of the

president to preside in all meetings of

the society, and ot the committee, and in his absence the Vice president: the secretary shall keep a record of the proceedings of the societv and committee.

Art. 6. It shall be the duty of the cor Administrator's Notice.

responding committee to labor, by allj fTfHE undersigned, administrator of tb suitable means to promote the object of JE estate of Dele Elder, deceased, late of

this society: to call the attention ol persons' Dearborn county, hereby request an persons

Grocery Store. DAKilAGK & ASKEW Oi ESPECTFULLY infrrm their old cuilL turners add the public, that they have and intend to keep constantly on band a general assortment of GROCERIES, cS'c, COJUPRISIA'Q, ,V PART,

Teas, Coffee,

bugar. Candles,

Soap, Liquors,

Cotton and Cotton Yarn, Junaeta Iron, HOOP IRON, STEEL, Cordage, Tar, Tin-ware,Fish, Stone-ware, Glass-ware, antl Paints. ALSO,

, Flour,

Cider & Apples,

By the JBarrelJ

(7 mj and a half cents will be paid bv them

O for good clean PAX-SBED delivered at their proeery store, b. W. corner of High and Walnut streets. N. B. Having a Ware house attached to their establishment, they will receive Produce on Storage or Commission. La'srenctburgb. Nov. 24. 1829. 45

TV his key

By Jury Fees Paid to Clerk, to jciti From Charles Vattier ( Isaiah Bisby 1 Jonathan Simpson Henry Smith 1 H. & C. Fitch C. Vattier 4 Thomas Porter Carried to ruzt column.

$22 50

$4 75 4 76 4 75 4 75 4 75 4 75 14 25 42 75

of all agea to tbe magnitude of tbe evil this society aims to prevent, and to the immeasureable good which it aims to secure, by obtaining and circulating pamphlets which havealready been published, or by preparing and publishing essays of their own, on the evils of intemperance. This committee shall consist of twelve, including the president, vice president and secretary. They shall meet on their own adjournmentSj or at the call of the presiding officer, or any

two members of the committee, and any four members shall constitute a quorum to do business at any meeting duly call

ed. The committee shall moreover have power to fill their own vacancies. Art. 7. The regular meetings ofthU

society shall be held quarterly; extra meetings may be called by the committee of correspondence.

Art. 8 Societies auxiliary 10 this

may be formed, whose delegates shall be

entitled to seats in the meetings of this

society.

Art. 9. rso alterations or amendments

shall be made to this constitution, ex

cept by the consent of three fourths of

indebted to said estate to come forward and

settle the mtne without delay; and all thoso having claims against it, to present them duly authenticated for settlement. LEMUEL G. ELDER, Adm'r. Nov 14, 19-29. 45-Sw

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