The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14

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the Governor; forrepairing, cleaning. and
taking care of The public arms, under the
dlrec ion of the ,Quartermas;er General,
70 be paid upon the certificate Of the.Gov
] ernor, sum not exceeding one thousand
dollars; provided, that no further expenses
ior repairs and cleaning Of the public arms
Shall be incurred; for payment Of county
| treasurers' mileage, one thousand six hun
dfed dollars; for repayment Of taxes err
roneously collected, and for balance over
drawn in 1859, the sum of four thousand
dollars; for the expenses of special cleo
lions, one hundred and ffty dollars; fol
payment Of wolf-scslp certificates, one
thousand dollars; for the purchase Of fue
Tor the Legislature and public offices, one
thousand two hundred dollars; for trans
lfortation of conyicts to the penisentiary
and costs of prosecution, and for repay
ing the amount advanced by the treasurer
in eighteen hundred and forty-nine, upon
the check of the Warden, the sum o.
twenty-five thousand and four hundred
and nine dollars; for salaries of deputy
warden and the clerk of the peniten larry,
to be paid out of the 'penitentiary fund
to the deputy warden six hundred and
thirty dollars. and to the clerk seven hun.
dred dollars; for payment of the engineer
on the National Road, seven hundred dol
lars, to be paid out OF the tolls thereof
for contingent fund of Treasurer of State
including expenses of paying members Of
the convention at Cincinnati, FIVE hundred
dollars; for contingent fund of the Attor
ney General, two hundred dollars; for the
payment of John Welch, special commits
sioner appointed to examine the affairs O.
the GAINESVILLE and Maysville Turnpike
Road Company, the sum of one hundred
and forty dollars; provided, the sum o.
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 the first day Of
October, 1851.
Sec. Q. For the prosecution of the
work upon the new State House, and to
defray the necessary expenses of the pro.
titable employment Of convict labor there.
on, as provided by law, the sum of sew.
enty-hve thousand dollars is hereby ap.
propriated, said sum to be drawn from the
treasury and expended in the manner pro-
vided in the act passed on the seventeenth
OF March, eighteen hundred and forty
nine, amendatory to the act to provide fol
the profitable employment Of convict la
Dor on the new Ssate House: provided
that no part of the sum herein appropri
ated for the new State House, shall b.
drawn from the State Treasury, except d.
the same shall be actually needed to max,
Payments, and no part OF said appropria.
ton shall be deposited in any bank OF
banking Institution, nor loaned, directly OF
indirectly, to any one.
Sec. 3. For the payment of claims al.
Lowell by Joint resolution of the present
General Assembly, and % repay The bal
ance overdrawn,in eighteen hundred and
fifty, ten THOUSAND dollars. ts na
| Sec. a. The appropriations made by
this act are in addition to the balances oi
the several appropriations remaining an-
expended on the iiteen,h day Of Novem-
Der, eighteen hunlred and fiji y; and the
Audi,or of State is hereby authorized to
transfer to the general revenue fund, any
balances Of o her 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.
Sec s. There shall be levied for the
current year, upon the grand list Of the
State, in the manner prescribed by the
"act for levying taxes on all property in
this State according to its true value" and
the act supplementary and amendatory
thereto, for general revenue purposes, one
mill upon the dollar Of the valuation; and
for the common school fund, three tenths
Of one mill on the dollar of the valuation
of property on the grand list.
JOHN F MORSE, A'31
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
Fl e CHAS, 9. C0NYERS,
March Is, 1851. Speaker Of the Senate,
AN ACT
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