Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

Diln0, lnree thOuSan0 nVe huuuI ed dollars;
which shall be pnid quarterly, and a sepn.
rate account thereof keI by the Treasures
OF the Asylum;' for clothing, prov sions,
furniture, labor, servants, stationery, mate
flais ior workshops, contingencies for the
Asylum Tor the BLIND, five thousand Eve
hundred dollars; for State Librnrv, SIX
hundred dollars; for stationery for the
stnte, the additional sum Of fifteen thousand
dollars; for printing the bills, reports, ,ur.
mails, documents, and other ira ter ordered
by the Senate and House of Represents
tives, including binding and covering. the
additional sum Of eighteen thousand dollars;
for printing, covering, binding the laws and
Ohio Reports, four thousand dollars; for
distribution Of the laws. journals and ducu-
ments, the sum of five hundred dollars; for
the compensation and expenses of the Ad-
jutnnt General, the sum Of three hundred
dollars, 10 be paid on the certificate OF the
governor; for the compensation and ex-
penses of the Qunrtermaster General, in
cluding the sum necessary to pay the detIc-
it of 1850, The sum Of four hundred dollars,
10 be paid on the certificate Of the Cover.
nor; for repairing, cleaning, and taking
care of the public arms, under the direction
of the Quartermaster General, TO be paid
upon the certificate ofthe Governor, sum
not exceeding one thousand dollars; provid-
ed, that no further expenses for repairs and
cleaning of the public arms shall be in.
CURED; tor payment OF equity treasu.ers'
mileage, one thousand six hundred dollars;
for repayment of taxes enormously col.
lecled, and for balance overdrawn in 1885,
the sum Of four thousand dollars; for ex
penses of special elections, one hundred
and fifty dollars; for payment of wolfscalp
certificates, QUE thousand dollars; for the
purchase Of fuel for the Legislature and
public Offices, one thousand two hundred
dollars; for transportation Of convic,s to the
penitenliary, and coss Of prosecution, and
for repaying the amount advanced by the
treasurer, in eighteen hundred and forty
nine, upon the check of the Warden. the
sum OF twenty-five thousand and four hum
ored and nne dollars; for salaries Of depu-
ty warden and the clerk Of the penitentiary,
to be paid out of the penlten.iary fund; To
the deputy warden six hundred and thirty
dollars, and TO the clerk seven hundred
dollars; for payment Of the engineer on the
N atonal Road, seven hundred ,llars, 10
be paid out of The tolls thereof; for conlin-
gent fund of Treasurer of State, including
expenses Of paying members Of the con-
vention at Cincinnati, five hunared dollars;
for contingent fund ofthe Attorney Gener.
al, two hundred dollars; for the payment
of John Welch, special commissioner ap.
pointed to examine the affairs Of the Zanes.
vile and Maysville Turnpike Rund Com
pany, the sum of one hundred and forty
dollars; provided, the sum of six hundred
dollars hereby appropriated for the Slate
Library, shall be expended in the purchase
of books, and deposited in the State Libra,
ry, on or before the first day of October,
1851. 49,. .-,'s
Sec. 2. For the prosecution Of the
work upon the new State House, and to
1efrav the necessary expenses ofthe prof
table employment. of convict labor there.
on, us provided by law, the sum of seventy
i've thousand dollars is hereby uppropriat.
ee, said sum to be drawn from the treasury
md expended in the manner provided in
he act passed on the seventeenth of March, |
eighteen hundred and forty-nine, umenda.
ory TO the uct to provide for the profitable
employment of convict labor on the new
State House; provided, that no part of the
'um herein appropriated for the new State
House shall be drawn from the State
Treasury, except as the same shall be act
lally needed 10 make payments, and no
,art of said appropriation shall be deposit.
ID in any bank or banking Institution, nor
oaned, directly or indirectly, 10 any one.
Sec. B.. For the payment of claims al
owed by joint resolution Of the present
General Assembly. and TO repay the bal.
lnce overdrawn in eighteen hundred and
i!ty, len thousand dollars ..... -.-..'..
Sec L. The appropriations made by
his act are in addition 10 the balances Of
he several appropriations remaining un-
expended on the fifteenth day Of Novem-
'er, eighteen hundred and fifty; and the
Auditor of Stale is hereby authorized 10
ransfer to the general revenue fund, any
of other funds which will not be
equired for the purposes for which such
unds are appropriated, before the first day
# December, eighteen hundred and fifty
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Sec. 5. There shall be levied for the
urrent year, upon the grand list of the
state, in the manner prescribed by the
act for levying taxes on all properly in
his State according to its true value." and
he act supplementary and amendatc-
y thereto, for general re, enue purposes.
ne mill upon the dollar Of the valuation,
nd for the common school fund, three
enths Of one mill on the dollar Of The valu-
tion OF property en- the grand list.
--az7 zs'1as JOHN F. MORSE,
'peakerof the House of Representatives
. g.-aasI CHARLES e. CONVERS,
.sa Ea f's asl Speaker Of the Senate. /
March 25, 1851. = r- g. E.sa' a4" I
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