Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-11

Mar O. H. Perry, subscription for
newspapers & periodicals, for =,
State Library, ST
O. II. Perry State Librarian,
LIST quarters salary, " on
c. Dewey, Cashier of the Bank
of the State of North CARROLL
ma, temporary State loan, To,Ooo
R. H. Page, Secretary Of State,
his 1st quarters salary for
1859, 2oo
d.. w. Courts, Public Treasur-
er, his lst quarters salary for
1859, 900
w. r. Richardson, Clerk of
Treasury Department his LIST
quarters salary for 1859, 1871 ou
Drury King, Superindent of
Capitol his lst quarters sal
airy for 1859, %
B. +. Moore, for State Bonds
ofS10O0 each, issued in March
1s49 and running 10 years, 1000
Drury Lacy for / State Bond
of $1,000 issued in March,
1S49 and running 10 years. 1000
R. G. Pearson, President of
Western North Carolina rail
road Company, on account oil
said Road, 10000
New York Journal of Com
merce, advertising proposals
for North Carolina Bonds, 10 Al
Telegraphic dispatch to New
York, for Public Treasurer, 80
Graham Dawes, private secreta-
nv to Governor Ellis postage
stamps for State Offices in
Capitol, AZ
Adams Express, freight on
package from New York, l %
George W. Mordecai, Treasur-
er of Forest Manufacturing
Company 100 Reams paper
for the State, I9S
Z. B. Freeman, coal for Supreme
Court Room, Dec climber Term,
1858, Go 80
G. w. Alley, Operator Magnet
ic Telegraph in Raleigh, .
dispatches to New York, for
Public Treasurer, 80
William Thompson, Chairs for
Executive Office u
Graham Dawes, private secrcta-
~ to Gov. Ellis, for sealing
100 State Bonds at 10 cents, 10
Telr-raphic dispatch to New
* for Public Treasurer, %
S. NJ. Ray, Sheriff of Yancey
County settling public taxes
due from said Sheriff, and
making return of Senatorial
Election in said County, in
August, 1858, ~ 10
April. Clark & Henderson, in part
payment for painting done at
Executive Mansion, 100
A. T. Stewart 4 Co, sundry
tcleS for Executive Mansion, 93I IS
E.E Haughwout & Co.. glass g.
China for Executive Mansion, los 12
Graham Dawes, his eXpenScs<o
New York to purchase furni
ture for Executive Mansion, IS
Graham Dawes. payment Of
freight on sundry articles for
Executive Mansion, 30 90
j. Il G.. Berrian Sundry articles
for Executive Mansion, 81 90
john &. Williams & Co., for
1927 check New York to
pay Bruncr & Moore, for SUM-
dry articles for Executive
Mansion S31 IA
Graham Dawes, expenses for
hauling furniture &c, from
Railroad to Executive Man.
sion, 8 20
William NJ. Kennedy, for plas-
tering and whitewashng at
Executive Mansion, 50
p. F. Pescud, paints &C., for En-
ecutve Mansion, ga 48
James NJ. TowleS, articles for
Executive Mansion Is 80
Clark 4 Henderson, balance for
painting Executive Mansion, 424 95
r. NJ. Pearson, Chief Justice
Supreme Court, his 1st quar-
ter'S salary for 1859, 625
W. II. Battle Judge Supreme
Court, his 1st quarters sala-
ry for 1859, 625
Thomas Ruffin Judge Supreme
Court, his lst quarters sala-
ry for 1859, 625
William A. Jenkins, Attorney
General, for 6 certificates
from Bird Circuit, 120
Robert Strange, Solicitor, for
3 certificates from 9Th CIR
cult 60
w. E. Anderson, Treasurer In
sane Asylum n c., on
count of said Asylum, 1000
r. Ii. Page Secretary of State
for furnishing Holden and
Wilson, State printers with
copies of 2S7 Laws of the L.
gislature of 1S5S,59, at So
per copy; 81 Resolutions at
80 cents per copy and copy
Of ian act to provide for rum
ming and marking the divid-
ing line between the States
of North-C Carolina and Nir-
gnia,' furnished to Govern
or Ellis, 6l9 30
Geo. r. Sledge, money refund
ell to him by Resolution of
the Legislature of lS5S-59, T5 20
Joseph \. Long, money refund
ed to him by Resolution Of
the Legislature of lS5S-59 40
William \. Walton, money re-
funded to him by Resolution
ofthe Legislature of1S5S-59, III 46
Paid sundry persons for State
Bonds, issued in 1919, and
running ten years, as fol-
lows:
William \. Graham. Exr, for
State Bond of $1,000, due
April, 1859, 1000
f. B. Freeman, for 3 State Bonds
of $1,000 each, due April,
1859, 5000
Willis Whitaker, for l State