Revenues and Expenditures of Washington County

American Friend & Marietta Gazette, June 14, 1828

A General Exhibit of the Revenues and Expenditures of the County of Washington, from June 1st, 1827, to June 1st, 1828.

Amount due County Treasurer, June 4, 1827 - 1612.54.5

Paid Associate Judges - $237.50

Publishing Delinquent List of 1827 - $117

Clerks & Judges of Elections - 67.50
                                                                                    
Counsel for defending poor prisoners - 20.00

Surveying the Muskingum river - 149.30.2

John Mills for blankets for jail, and stove for Court House - 17.02.8

Coroner's inquest $23.34.5

Painting Court House - $51.17.

Repairs on old Court House and Jail - 13.98

Barnabas Otis for support of insane son - $52.00

Hosea Cass idiot daughter - $31.37.5

John Green for support of E. Bonny idiot - $19.50

Sarah Kidwell, idiot daughter - $39.37.5

Wolf Scalps - $61.50

Assessors services, list of 1827 - $130.50

Commissioners services - $32.00

Auditor's services - $513.59

Silas Cook for boarding prisoners and ringing bell, &c. - 99.27

Returning poll books - $45.40

Opening poll books - $15.00

Returning Jurors - $11.65

Grand Jury - $60.

Petit Jury - $34.

Opening roads - $60

Witnesses before Grand Jury - $21.50

Costs in State cases - $125.07

Constables attendance on court - $28.50

John P. Mayberry, pros. atty. - $150.

Charles Swift appraiser for 1824 - 1.00

Jadidiah Chase cleaning well - 2.00

Elisha Pratt, for stove pipe - 2.00

Joseph Kelly, putting up stove - 1.00

Amos Dunham, summoning Grand Jury - 3.00

Joseph Holden, Treasurer, per centum on $634.84.2, at 4 per cent - 25.39

Interest allowed J. Holden, Treasurer, on $1612.54, for one year, at 6 per cent - 96.75

Amount School and Township taxes due to sundry townships from county - 321.30.3

Amount road tax remaining in County Treasury - 177.88.5

Amount 3 per cent fund, apportioned to this county under the act of Feb. 8th, 1826, appropriated but not yet drawn from County Treasury - 66.21

Total:  $4,529.13.5

Amount County tax for 1827, deducting defalcations and per centage - 1719.16.6

Amount Road tax for 1827, paid in cash into County Treasury - 232.78.6

Amount Township and School taxes for 1827, deducting defalcations and per centage - 606.69

Amount refunded by the State, for printing delinquent list 1826, state's proportion - 39.97.8

Amount paid into County Treasury for tax on delinquent land, prior to 1826 - 7.20.5

Amount received for permits to vend merchandize - 25.51.5

Amount received from sundry physicians for their assessment, 1827 - 15.00

Amount Jury fees paid by Sheriff into County Treasury - 12.00

Amount received for licenses for stud horses - 39.00

Amount received for licenses for ferries and taverns - 90.11.5

Amount fines paid into County Treasury - 31.00

Balance against the county - 17.10.68

Total:  $4,529.13.5

By order of the Board of Commissioners.
Wm. A. Whittlesey, County Auditor.
June 10, 1828.