75 Ira Parsons, sh'ff, for boarding State prisoners,
76 David Low, jailor, for like services,

69 24

68 54

77 E. S. Camp, Serg't-at-Arms, for services and cash
paid in that office,

39 13

78 Town of Manchester, for error in State tax,

67 89

28,

79 Tracy & Severance, for State printing;

:

14 91

31,

Jan. 3, 1842

10,

83 Zerah Lull, jailor, for boarding State prisoners, 43 27 84 Wm. E. Ryther, for State printing,

15 00

85 Nathaniel Daggett jr., for like services,

65 89

11,

86 Chauncey Goodrich, for stationery and paid en-
graving State seal,

90 J. Dorrance, jailor, for boarding State prisoners, 124 23

94 Esec Atwood, jailor, for boarding State prisoners, 63 17 95 Bishop & Winslow, for State printing,

15 00

7 76

28,

97 Chauncey Goodrich for like services,

7 40

March 2,

98 Haskell & Palmer, for like services,

14 00

5,

99 C. G. Eastman, for like services,

15 00

7,

100 Charles Howes, jailor, for boarding State prison

12,

101 Wm. T. Burnham, Serg't-at-Arms, for paid for

14,

18,

102 E. P. Walton & Sons, for State printing,
103 Wm. T. Burnham, Serg't-at arms, for cash paid

154 40

for wood &c.,

46 50

19,

104 N. H. Eaton, for State printing,

15 00

105 E. Davis, for like service,

106 Asa Story, for clothing State prisoners,

107 Ira Parsons, sh'ff, for boarding State prisoners,
108 Chauncey Goodrich, for State printing,
109 Esec Atwood, for boarding State prisoners,
110 C. Goodrich, for paid for notarial seal &c.,

111 Zerah Lull, jailor, for boarding State prisoners, 290 40
112 E. P. Walton & Sons, for State printing,
113 Zerah Lull, jailor, for boarding State prisoners,
114 D. R. Bogue, sh'ff, for like service,
115 Jeptha Bradley, for State printing,
116J. W. Moore, for like service,

DATE.

23,

NO

AMOUNT.

May 18, 1842 117 Town of Woodstock, for error in State tax,
118 Francis Slason, Director S. Prison, for time and

expense in that service,

$33 57

68 33

CLAIMANTS.

June 2,

119 Charles Howes, jailor, for boarding State pris-
oners,

49 95

20;

120 O. P. Chandler, Com. deaf, dumb and blind, for
services in that office,

43 34

23,

24, July 1,

121 David Low, jailor, for boarding State prisoners, 286 50
122 G. H. Smith, sh'ff, for like services,
123 Joel Lull, sh'ff, for distributing packages,
124 J. Dorrance, jailor, for boarding State prisoners, 32 90
125 Zerah Lull, jailor, for like service,

:

27 85

24 00

102 79

11;

14

Aug. 8,

Sept. 1,

126 Nathaniel Daggett jr., for like service;
127 Esec Atwood, jailor, for like service,
128 C. L. Knapp, Sec. of State, for State printing,
129 Jacob Egerton, for distributing packages,
130 E. P. Walton & Sons, for State printing, binding
books, &c.,

10,

16,

132 Ch's Howes, jailor, for boarding State prisoners, 33 65 133 David Love, jailor, for like services,

AUDITOR'S OFFICE, Woodstock, Sept. 30, 1842. I hereby certify, that the preceding is a correct abstract of all orders drawn on the Treasury of the State of Vermont, on accounts by me allowed, as Auditor of Accounts, since the 5th day of October, 1841, to this 30th day of September, 1842, amounting to the sum of nine thousand eight hundred and ten dollars and thirty-nine cents. $9,810 39.

DAVID PIERCE, Auditor of Accounts:

HIS EXCELLENCY, CHARLES PAINE,

Governor of the State of Vermont.

131 State Treasurer, for paid for combination lock
for treasury,

100 00

66 85 $9,810 39

REPORT OF THE BANK COMMISSIONER.

To his Excellency, Charles Paine, Governor of the State of Vermont :

The undersigned, Bank Commissioner of the State of Vermönt, respectfully reports that he has inspected the Banks of this state, subject to the provisions of the act regulating the chartering of banks, and finds the condition of those banks to be as follows.

Bills of other banks,

4,118 00

Deposits in Boston, New York, and Troy, &c. 25,886 38

Real estate,

2,702 98

Bank stock,

3,253 99

Safety fund,

2,700 00

$171,043 88