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NeNhihE uida a. NcEclh NioNiuS4 toNH Fta~t NoPiE4
of such draiIs. descriptions, plans, estimates
and pro6les. in the Office OF The Secretary Of
SIsIe. and also publish ssid description 10 four
newspapers Of general circulation throughout
The SIaIe, stating therein the paris in which the
said work aud materials will be LEI. and the
terms. And said Trustees, after said notice.
shall leI the said work and materials 10 The low.
est bidder, VINO shall execute bond. with two
sufficient securities. conditioned for the faithful
performance Of his contract; but the entire cost
TO the Safe OF each Of said asylums, including
oil necessary buildings grounds and improve.
menIs, shall not exceed 10 the aggregate, when
perfectly completed, seventy thousand dollars;
aud no contract shall be made Tor beginning any
part Of said work, nor shall any work be begun
until arrangements shall be made insuring their
completion. al 90 aggregu1e not exceeding the
sum aforesaid.
Sec. I. Said Trustees. before entering up.
on the du'ies Of their Office, shall take and sub
scribe an oath or affirmation, before some com.
peIenl adthoriiy, faithfully TO discharge all the
duties required Of them by this act; they shall
each be entitled to receive three dollars for each
day necessarily employed by them 10 selecting
sites, contracting for the erection Of buildings,
and providing temporary arrangement for the
accommodating Of patients, as provided Tor in
section six Of this ACT and the expenses neces.
surily incurred in The discharge Of the duties as.
signed them, TO be paid out Of any moneys in
The State Treasury not Otherwise appropriately
their accounts TO be audited and allowed by the
Auditor Of State.
Sec. 5. Said Trustees shall be required to
,ka f.ss anI FL ,f Ill - A.
iugs, (includng the plans Of the building adopt
ed by lhem,) to the present General Assembly,
if in session; and it not, then to the next Gen.
eTa Assembly.
See. 6. That said Trustees may il in their
opinion the suffering insane require il, cause
temporary arrangements 10 be made for their &c.
commodaton and treatment, until the perma.
nent buildings provided for in this act shall be
completed; the same, as we'll as the institution
herein contemplated, 10 be under the control Of
said lrus ees, and subject 10 The rules and regu-
aons provided for in the several acts for the
government Of the Ohio LunaIic Asylum, and
The care Of IDIOTS and insane.
Sec. 7. That al the meeting Of the next
general assembly, the Governor shall nominate,
and by and with the advice and consent Of the
Senate, appoint six persons as successors to the
Trustees herein named, who shall manage and
direct the affairs of The asylum, in manner as
provided for in the several acts for the govern
ment Of the Ohio LunOIic Asylum and the cure
Of dots and insane;" and Of those first appoint.
under this section, TWO shall serve for one vear.
TWO for Iwo ycars, and Two for Ihrse wears.
Sec. g. Said Trustees, 10 be appointed as
provided for 10 tho fist section Of this act shall
hold their Office for the term of Two years, or
until ,.'nor successors are appointed; and ia case
Il vacancy shall occur by, death, resignation, or
otherwise, the Governor shall fill such vacancy
by appointment, until lhe next General Assem-.
bly,, or until his successor shall be appointed, as
herein provided for.
Sec. 8. That said Trustees and their sue.
cessors in office, shall have power to take and
hold 10 trust for the use and benefit of said asy.
Iums, any grant or devise Of land, and any do.
nation or bequest Of money OF other personal
properly, to be applied TO the maintenance and
support Of lnsnne persons, 10, or TO the general
use of the asylums.
! Sec. 10. That the sum OF one hundred and
forty thousand dollars is hereby appropriated
(or the purchase Of The aforementioned lots Of
rs contemplated by this act, fifty thousand dol.
ars to be paid in the year s52, and the remain
ing ninety thousand as the work progresses af.
ter 1he year 1859, out of any moneys in The
Slalo Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to be
drawn Oh the order of majority of the Board
of Trustees; Provided that no moneys shnIl be
drawn from the treasury faster than the progress
Of the work may require
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of tho House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President oil the Senate.
April 3Olh, 1852.
do hereby certify tha. have read and com
pared the proof Of tho foregoing acts, and lha
they are correctly printed from the copy cerlf
ed and forwarded by tho Secretary of State.
+. S. McKEAN,
Aud. Carroll Co.