The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-05-21

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matron, and assistants Of the asylum for
the deaf and dumb, four thousand five
hundred dollars; which shall be paid quar-
terly, and a separate account thereof kept
by the treasurer of the asylum; for provi.
sions, household expenses, clothing, fuel,
labor, servants, and contingent expenses
of the asylum for the deaf and dumb, sew
en- thousand five hundred dollars; for sal
aries of the superintendent and steward
of the asylum for the blind, one thousand
five hundred dollars for salaries Of the
teachers, matron, assistants and artisans
of the asylum Tor the blind, three thousand
five hundred dollars; which shall be paid
quarterly, and separate account thereof
| kept by the treasurer OF the asylum; for
clothing, provisions, furniture, labor, SER
wants, stationary, materials for workshops.
contingencies for the asylum for the blind,
five thousand five hundred dollars; for
State library, six hundred dollars; for sta.
tonary for the State, the additional sum OF
fifteen thousand dollars; for printing the
bills. reports, journals, documents, and
other matter ordered by the Senate and
House of Representatives, including bind
ing and covering, the additional sum of
eighteen thousand dollars; for printing.
covering, binding the laws and Ohio re-
ports, four thousand dollars; for distribu-
ton of the laws, journals and documents,
the sum of five hundred dollars; for tho
compensation and expenses Of the adju-
tant general, the sum Of three hundred
dollars, to be paid on the certificate Of
the governor; for the compensation and
expenses Of the quartermaster general,
including the sum necessary to pay the
deficit of 1850. the sum of four hundred
dollars, to be paid on the certificate of the
governor; for repairing, cleaning, and taxi
ing care Of the public arms, under the di-
recton Of the quartermaster general, to be
paid on the certificate OF the governor, a
sum not exceeding one thousand dollars;
provided that no further expenses for re-
pairs and cleaning of the public arms shall
be incurred; for payment of county treas
urers' mileage, one thousand six hundred
dollars; for repayment Of taxes erroneous
ly collected, and for balance overdrawn
in 1850, the sum of four thousand dollars;
for expenses Of special elections. one hum
dred and fifty dollars; for payment of wolf
scalp certificates, one thousand dollars;
for the purchase of fuel for the Legislature
and public Offices, one thousand two hum
dred dollars; for transportation of convicts
to the penitentiary, and costs of prosecu-
tion, and for repaying the amount advanc-
ed by the treasurer, in eighteen hundred
and forty.nine, upon the check of the
Warden, the sum of twenty-five thousand
four hundred and nine dollars; for salaries
of deputy warden and the clerk of the
penitentiary. to be paid out Of the peni.
tentiary fund; to the deputy warden six
hundred and thirty dollars, and to the
clerk seven hundred dollars; for the pay.
ment Of the engineer on the national road,
seven hundred dollars, to be paid out Of
the tolls thereof; for contingent fuEd Of the
treasurer Of State, including expenses of
paying members OF the convention at Gin.
cinnati, five hundred dollars; for contin-
gent fund Of the attorney general, two hum
dred dollars; for the payment of John
Welch. special commissioner appointed
TO examine the affairs of the GAINESVILLE
and Maysville turnpike road company, the
sum of one hundred and forty dollars;
provided, the sum Of six hundred dollars
hereby appropriated for the State library,
shall be expended in the purchase of books,
and deposited in the State library, on or
before the first day of October, 1851.
Sec. 2. For the prosecution of the
work upon the new State House, and to
defray the necessary expenses of the profit.
able employment Of convict labor thereon,
as provided by law, the sum Of seventy.
five thousand dollars is hereby appropriat-
ed, said sum to be drawn from the treas
ury and expended in the manner provided
in the act passed on the seventeenth of
March, eighteen hundred and forty.nine,
amendatory to the act to provide for the
profitable employment Of convict labor on
the new State House; provided, that no
part Of the sum herein appropriated for
the new State House shall be drawn from
the State Treasury, except as the same
shall be actually needed to make payments,
and no part of said appropriation shall be
deposited in any bank or banking ins,itu-
ton, nor loaned. directly or indirectly, to
TO any one. Fsnf
Sec. 8. For the payment of claims al
lowed by joint resolution of the present
General Assembly, and to repay the bal
ance overdrawn IN eighteen hundred and
fifty, ten thousand dollars. @
Sec. 4. The appropriations made by
this act are in addition TO the balances Of
the several appropriations remaining un-
expended on the fifteenth day Of Novem-
ber, eighteen hundred and fifty; and the
Auditor of State is hereby authorized to
transfer TO the general revenue fund, any
balances of other funds which will not be
required for the purposes for which such
funds are appropriated, before the first day
of December, eighteen hundred and fifty
two. ttsa@ Hse av
SEC. 5. There shall be levied for the
current wear. upon the grand list of tha