Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-02

For contingent fund of the secretary Of |
State, seven hundred dollars.
For payment of the salaries of the Judges |
of the supreme court, president judges of
the courts Of common pleas, and judges of
superior and commercial courts, and a re-
porter for the court in bank, twenty hit
thousand dollars.
For the lunatc asylum, viz: for salaries
of the superintendent, assistant physicians
end steward, two thousand nine hundred
dollars; for provisions, household expenses,
clothing, fuel, matron, servants. labor, sta
tionery, medicines and repairs, twenty-eight
thousand collars.
For ths deaf and dumb asylum, viz: for
salaries of the superintendent, steward,
teachers, matron and assistants, five thou
.nnd nine hundred and fifty dollars; for
provisions, household expenses, clothing,
fuel, servants, labor and contingent expen-
ses, five thousand eight hundred dollars.
For the institution of the blind, viz: for
salaries of the superintendent, steward,
teachers, matron, assistants and artizans, for
the year ending the first day of October,
one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine,
four thocsand ight hundred dollars; for
clothing, provisions, furniture, servants,
stationery, materials for the workshop, and
contingencies, five thousand two hundred
dollars, for the year ending the first of Oc-
tober, eighteen hundred and forty-nine; and
for the quarter ending the first day Of Janu-
ary, eighteen hundred and fifty, two thous-
and five hundred dollars
Al
For stationery for the State, twelve thou
sand dollars.
For the printing of the Journals, Docu-
ments and other matters ordered by and for
the use of the House of Representatives, the
sum Of seven thousand five hundred dollars.
For the printing of the Journals, Doct-
ments and other matters ordered by and for
the use of the Senate, the sum of seven
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For distribution of laws and journals, a
sum not exceeding six hundred dollars
For salaries and expenses Of the adiutant
and quarter-master generals, each two hun
dred dollars.
For repairing, cleaning and taking care
of public arms, one thousand dollars.
For payment of treasurer's mileage, a
sum not exceeding nine hundred dollars.
For refunding taxes enormously collected,
a sum not exceeding three thousand five
hundred dollars.
For transportation of convicts to the peni-
tertiary, and costs of prosecutions, sum
not exceeding ten thousand dollars.
] For the purchase of fuel for the legisle-
/ ture and public offices, a sum not exceeding
two hundred dollars.
Prepayment Of expenses, of special cleo
tions sum not exceeding three hundred
dellars.
For expenses and costs Of State prosectl-
fions, and suits for claims, five hundred
dollars.
For expenses of Ohio volunteers, allowed
/ by the governor, auditor and attorney gen.
eral, under the resolutions of the general
assembly, or allowed by joint resolution of
the two houses, sum not exceeding two
| thousand dollars.
For payment of engineers on the national
road, the sum of one thousand four hundred
dollars, to pc paid out of the tolls thereon.
And the directors of the penitentiary are
authorized to pay the clerk of the penitentia-
ry sum not exceeding two hundred dol
lars, in addition to his present salary of five
hundred dollars, now allowed by law, ans
for the payment of claims allowed by the
present General Assembly, under special
acts and resolutions, a sum not exceeding
five thousand dollars an additional sum ol
three thousand dollars for printing the acts
of the present General Assembly, and the
Ohio reports.
Sec. 3. The appropriations herein made
are in addition to former unexpended bal
snees; Provided, however, that in no case
shall any debt be contracted by any Officer
or institution named in this act, which can
not be fully met by the appropriation &c
such Office or institution.
Sec. 3. There shall be assessed annu
ally upon the grand levy of the State, il
the manner prescribed by the @act for levy
, ing taxes on all property in this State, &C
cording to its true value, and the acts sup
/ Elementary and amendatory thereto, for gen
eraf revenue purposes, the sum of one half O
one mill upon the dollar of valuation, ane
for the common school fund, one fifth o
one mill on tie dollar of valuation.
: Sec. a. The clerks of the Senate ane
House of Representatives, are hereby au
thorized and required to examine and allow
? all just accounts for paper furnished by any
: person or persons, for the use of the presen
: General Assembly, upon which to prin
Bills, reports, documents, laws, journals Oh
other matter ordered by either house, anc
E give certificates to the person or persons fo1
any amount or amounts found to be due fo1
such paper, and such account or accounts
shall be audited by the auditor upon pre-
sentafion of the certificate or certificates o
the clerks aforesaid, and paid by the treas
urer out of any money appropriated for thu
purchase of stationery for the State, ano
the said clerks are further authorized ant
required to examine the accounts for print
} ing done by any person or persons for eth
er house of the present General Assembly
and certify the amount or amounts due any
person or persons for such printing, which
account shall be audited by the auditor o
State upon presentation of the certificate o
the clerks aforesaid, and paid out of any
money appropriated for State printing