Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-16

by authorized and empowered 10 make said
purchase at price not exceeding eight dol
lars per volume; and that he cause the said
books to be distributed among the several coun.
ties In this State, in their respective proper
lions.
That il shall be the duty Of the Judges Of the
high court of errors and appeals to examine
said Digest, and irthey approve the same. to
certify that the said Digest is approved by them.
as an authentic compilation Of the statutes Of
this State, which certificates shall authorize
the said Digest 10 be used as evidence of the
statute law in the several COURTS and before
the several officers of this State Provided.
the sums be paid out of such funds as are recei-
we'd in the payment Of tax, under the laws of
this State;
Art so. To F. A. W. Davis, the sum of
four hundred and ten dollars, for medical SER
vices rendered sundry criminals
Art. 81. To Aaron Lindsey, for services
on joint committee to examine the Brandon
Bank the sum Of fifty dollars
Art. SO. To VIM. Wing, for lighting chan
dalers in the State capitol, the sum of one
hundred dollars.
Art. So. To VIM. Wing, for guard and
keeping of State capitol, the sum Of three hun
dred dollars.
Art. Ga. To Reuben Leach, for distribu-
ting laws and journals in fourteen counties,
the sum Of six hundred and fifty dollars.
Art s. To I. ~ Lewis, for articles fur
nlshed high court Of errors and appeals, the
sumofnine dollars and fifty cents.
Art. Sc. johannes NJ Downs, for services
as clerk of Union Bank Committee, the sum OF
one hundred and forty dollars.
Art. 81. To G. NJ. Price, for printing five
hundred copies of Report of public buildings,
the sum ofone hundred and thirty dollars
Art. So. To Dickson & Hardee, for station
cry, the sum Of iorty-one dollars
Art. 90. To Reuben Leach, for extra com
as doorkeeper, the sum of one hun
1red dollars.
Art. 10. To Reuben Leach, for slave hire
At the present session, the sum of seventy-fve
dollars.
Art II. To Sarah Phillips, for wood fur
llshed, the sum of forty-eight dollars.
Art 70. TO George w. lively, for distri-
outing laws and journals, the sum Of six hun
lred dollars,
Art. 10. To b. D. Howard, late state prin-
er, for printing by order of the Executive, the
sum of five hundred dollars.
Art. IA Toe. NJ. Price, state printer, for
printing done at the present session, the sum
If twenty thousand dollars
Art. rs To NJ Craft, for services as SER
,eant-at-arms, the sum oftwelve dollars.
Art. rs. To Miller g. Johnston, for making
desk for Auditors Office, the sum Of six dol
ars.
To James M. Downs and Francis Leach,
ach, for extra services as Secretary Of the
enate the sum of one hundred and sixty-fve
olars
10 +, l.. Swami and D. R. Russell, each, for
itra services as assistant secretaries of the
,nate. the sum Of seyenty,6ve dollars
10 John f. Price and Peter Stokes the sum
fifty dollars each; and to A. NJ. Sturret, James
unn, and to j. w. Dickson, the sum of
lie hundred dollars each, extra, as Senate
erks.
TO j. w S. Heath, as engrossing clerk Of
e Senate, the sum Of one hundred and fifty
,llars, extra.
TO 5. r. Adams, as reading clerk ofthe SEN
e, the sum of one hundred and seventy-five
liars, extra.
10 G. b. Adams, as assistant door keep
of the Senate, the sum of fifty dollars, ex-
- ~Ni'" ~ "NSiSi, OlolC tIlG SUM
twenty-five hundred dollars.
To J. R. Bigger, for furniture for court, the
m offfty-one dollars.
10 Mrs. Dickson, for Public ball, the sum Of
e hundred dollars.
To George B. Adams, for conveying prso-
RS, seventy-ive dollars.
TO D. G.. Hardee, for stationery, nineteen
lars and seventy five cents.
To z, Wagner, as state witness, the sum OF
enty-one dollars.
10 the proprietors Of the Mansion House. for
ofthe "Southrons" the sum Of one
ndred and twenty-six dollars.
10 the proprietors Of the Eagle Hotel, for
Of Gen. jackson, the sum of one 4
ndred dollars.
70 Lewis & White, for furnishing transpa-
ICY, the sum Of fifty dollars.
TO Daniel Thomas, for conveying priso-
RS, the sum of one hundred and fifteen dol
s.
70 VIII Brown and wife, for excess Of
es paid the State Treasury by Bingham,
hundred and sixty dollars. s eSs
pproved Feb. 90, 1910.
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