The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-12-22

Tor the Clerk of the Senate, to be paid at
the adjournment Of the Legislature; for
the salaries to two Messengers and two
Door-keepers, each two hundred and fifty
dollars, to be paid at the adjournment of
the Legislature; for the salary of the keep
or of the State House and Librarian, sew
en- hundred dollars; for the salaries of tho
Reading Clerks of the Senate and House
of Representatives, each two hundred and
fifty dollars, to be paid at the end of the
session; for the services of Engrossing
Clerks, to be paid under the direction of
the Speaker of the House and President
Of the Senate 200 dollars; for the Printers
to the Senate and House of Representa-
tivcs, i'll pursuance of the contracts made
10y the committees of both Houses 9 thou
sand dollars, if so much be necessary, for
the printing, executing by the said printers
during the present session Of the Legisla-
turc, the same to be paid to them as soon
rs the amount Of the said contracts shall
bc asccrtained by the Treasurer of the
Upper Division; for the Printer for print
ing in pamphlet form, the Acts, Journals
Of both Houses, Reports and Resolutions
agreed to, the Governors Message, Re-
ports of the President Of the Bank and
the Comptroller General, with the accom-
panying documents 3,7OO dollars, if so
much be necessary; Prorided, That the
number of copies specified in the propo-
sails of the printers rs accepted by the
Legislature, shall be printed and deposited
in the Office of the Treasurer Of the Up
per Division at Columbia, before the
twentieth day Of February next, and the
amount 10 be paid according to the pro-
posals which shall be ascertained by the
Treasurer atorcsaid: and further Pyorided,
That the printer of the Acts and Journals
do publish in his newspaper at Columbia,
all the public Acts which may be passed
at the present session, within three weeks
after the adjournment Of the Legislature;
for Benjamin Hart, for contingent expenses
during the present session of the Lcgisla-
ture II hundred dollars, if so much be
necessary, to be accounted for by him at
the Treasury, and reported by the Treasur-
er to the General Assembly; for Statione-
ry, Fuel, distributing Acts, expenses for
the election returns, fourteen hundred dol
lars if SO much be necessary; for the pur-
chase Of books for the Library of the Leg
islature 500 dollars; for repairs OF the
State House and Grounds, under the COM
mittce of both House 500 dollars, if so
much be necessary; to dcfray the expenses
of the extra session Of the Legislature,
convened under the proclamation Of his
Excelency, the Governor, on the first day
OF November i'll the present year 5000
dollars, if so much be Necessary.
SEC. III. In the Judiciary Department.:
For the salaries of ten Judges, three thous-
and dollars each; for the salary Of the At
torney General, eleven hundred dollars;
for the salaries Of five Solicitors, 8 hun
dred dollars each; for tho Clerk Of the
Court Of Appeals, in Columbia, six hun
drcd dollars: for the salary of the Messcn-
ger Of the said Court, at Columbia, two
hundred and fifty dollars: Provided, it
shall be the duty Of the said Messenger to
summon all members of the Bar who arc
members of the Legislature, when their
cases may be called for trial; for the salary
of the Librarian of the Court of Appeals,
in Columbia, two hundreh dollars; the |
same to include the expenses of fuel; for
the purchase of books for the Library Of !
the Court of Appeals at Columbia, five
hundred dollars; for tirewood and fuel for
the Court of Appeals at Columbia; tiftv |
dollars, if SD much be necessary; for the |
salary Of the Clerk Of the Court of APP
pcals in Charleston, six hundred dollars;
tor the salary of the Messenger of the |
same Court i'll Charleston, two hundred
md fifty dollars; for the salary of the
Librarian Of the Court Of Appeals in
two hundred dollars, to in
,ludc expense of fuel; for tirewood and
'uel for the Court Of Appeals at Charles
,on, fifty dollars if so much be necessary;
or the purchase of books for the Library
of the Court of Appeals at Charleston,
five hundred dollars; for the salary Of the
State Reporter, fifteen hundred dollars;
and the several appropriations aforesaid,
for the Clerks, Librarians, Messengers,
Reporter and for the incidental expenses
Of the Courts Of Appeals, shall be paid
by the Treasurer, only upon warrants to
be drawn by the presiding Judges of the
Courts Of Appeals, at sssh times, and for
such portions as they may deem just and
proper; and it shall be the duty Of the
said Reporter to attend in person or by
deputy, the sittings Of the Courts of Ar-
peals and Errors in Columbia and Char
lesion, and to report such arguments and
statements Of facts as may be necessary
to correct understanding of the deci-
sions of said Courts; for the pay OF Jurors
and Ionstohlna forty Thousand l,IIo.s ;f