The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

ling beFn done under contract with the Sec.
lrelafy Of State, the aforesaid volume seven,
having been err0neously included in Teso-
luton relative to The claim of Samuel Will
llisms, passed BY the General Assembly, jan
Iuary twenty-second, one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-one.
TO II. Mason, for articles Of tin ware, fur
nished for the use Of the General Assembly,
January fifth, Ammo Domini, one thousand
eight hundred and fifiy-;wo, the sum Of two
dollars and fifty cents.
TeJ. G. Hallings, the sum of six dollars
and seyenty-fiye cents, for vanishing desks
in the House Of representatives..
To J. d. Osborn and Company, the sum Of
two hundred andsixty-two dollars and thirty
five cents, for carpets and mats furnished for
the new hall Of The House OF Representa-
tives, furnished February third, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-tw1.
ToI. G. Dryerand Company, the sum Of
leighty-one dollars for chairs. tables, stands
and desks, furnished for the Hall of Repre-
sentatives, January first, one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-two.
To P. Baine and Company, the sum OF
nine dollars and twenty-six cents, for arti-
Icles fIrni he'd 10 repair Stale House, Decem-
ber, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
lone,
To A. P. Stone, the sum Of two hundred
and forty dollars, for carpets for State House,
furnished December nineteenth, and twenty
seventh, one thousand eight hundred and ff-
ty-one.
To |. H. Roston, the sum Of two dollars
and sssenty-f five cents. lol Knees furnished
for State House, in eighteen hundred and
tfifty,6ne.
To s. Medary, The sum of seveDty-fye
dollars. for binding done for State Libary, in
October and December, eighteen hundred
and fif.y-one.
To Dwight, Stone and Company, the sum
of twenty-one dollars and forty-six cents.
for articles furnished TO repair State House,
in December eighteen hundred and fifty
one.
TO John Stone and Compoay, the sum OF
seven dollurs and eighty-two cents, for sun
dry articles furnished TO repair the State
House, in November and December, eighteen
hundred and fi(ty-cnc.
To BRAZIL Riddle, the sum OF one hundred
dollars, for fifty days attendance on the Su-
preme Court in Bank, for December term,
eighteen hundred and fifty-one.
Sec. 2. For the prosecution OF the work
upon the new State House, and to delray The
necessar, expenses OF the profitable ploy-
ment OF convict labor thereon, as provided
BY law, the additional sum OF seventy-five
thousand dollars.
!. Sec. 8. For the paymentof the following
claims, presented, proven, and ordered TO be
paid, viz:
To Samuel Medary, thirteen dollars and
cfty cents, for record furnished for the Su-
RENE Court.
pTo f. Herman, jr., seven dollars for labor
on the State House.
ToJ. Westwaterand Son, five dollars and
fifty cents, for sundry articles furnished fol
| the Senate.
For the payment of the expenses Of the
contest between Hon. G. G. Covey and Hon
Edwin Corner, for seat in the Senate, the
sum of six dollars.
Sec. 4. For the purpose Of liquidatine
the deficit in the general revenue, the Audi.
tor OF Stale is here by authorized and directed
10 transfer to said fund, from the surplus rev.
enue, the sum ef two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
Sec. 5. The appropriations made i'll this act
are in addition 10 the balance of the several
appropriatons remaining unexpended on the
,, fifteenth day of November, eighteen hun
dred and ifly-one; and the Auditor of State is
hereby authorized to transfer to the general rev
enre fund, any balances of other funds, which
, will be required for the purposes for which
, such funds are appropriated.
Sec. g. There shall be levied for the cur
: rent year, upon the grand list of the State, in
the manner prescribed by the act entitled "an'
act for the assessment and taxation OF all prop.
erty in this State, and for levying taxes there
ON according to its true value in money passed
April 18th, A. D. 1852, for general revenue
purposes, one mill on the dollar valuation, an6
for common school purposes, one hall OF one
mill on the dollar valuation, and for canal ant
: sinking fund, two mills on the dollar valuation
Of the property ON the grand list.
e Sec. Z. To Denig and Harris, for sundrle
for the nse of the General Assembly, as per bill
of April 2lst, eighteen hundred and tiity-two
the sum Of twenty eight dollars and siSty-on'
cents
: To Abbott for scissors, punches, ant
! sundry other articles, for the use OF the Hous
: of Representatives, as per bill of January, ON
v thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, the sun
: of fourteen dollars and forly-nine cents.
u To William Beswick, his costs in the Nor
gan county case, Of November twelfth, OH
e thousand eight hundred and fifty, one. the SUI
# Of twenty-one dollars and twenty-nine cents.
:. To NJ. w. Bliss, for work done on old Stat
: house, up to February third, one thousan
" eight hundred and fiily,two, twenty-five dol
If lars.
To James E. Gray, for painting and yarnish
ing, done on and in old State House, as per bi
; Of February sixteenth, eighteen hundred an
fifty-two, the sum of one hundred eighty-sl
}, dollars aud fifty cents
d To N. S. Baker, for curtains for windows f
d the Hall OF the House. and clerks rooms, tf
is sum ofseventeen dollars and seventy FIVE cent
4 For the purpose OF paying claims against Il
Ohio Penitentiary. the sum OF ten thousar
10 dollars. fe
!, To L. F. Clafin and company, for bill of p
- ~ per for the use of the General Assembly, Jal
~ uary thirtieih, eighteen hundred and fifty-tw
n. the sum OF one hundred dollars.
ID ToWhitfng and Burr. per bill Sand Box
and 1nkstands, the sum ofnine dollars and thi
a. teen cents.
r. To Mrs. E. Collins, for labor, the sum of tc
ce dolais
To Killbourn, Kuhn and Company for wo
nj and materials for old State House, as per bi
=, dated January first, eighteen hundred and MI
"a two, the sum Of one hundred. and twepty-p
eu dollars and ninety-four cents.
u, To Dwight Stone and company, for sundrl