Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-22
SALARIES OF OFFICERS.

few days ago bill compensating various of.
ficers of the State, was reported from one of the
standing committees of the Senate, and read the
first time. We make such extracts from it as
may be interesting to our readers, although it
will probably be hereafter largely amended:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
wealth and Librarian, $1,000. Assistant Clerk
$1,000. Copying Clerk, 500. Superintendent
of Weights and Measures, $500.
FIRST AUDITOR OFFICE.
First Auditor, $4,000 Clerk of Accounts,
whilst acting Auditor. Second and Third Clerks
each $3.50. Fourth Clerk, $780,
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE.
Second Auditor $4,000. First Clerk, ST, 300
Second Clerk, $500. Third Clerk, 5000.
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
Treasurer, $4,000. First Clerk, 81, 100 Sc
cond Clerk, $3.50.
LAND OFFICE.
Registrar of the Land Office, So, 900. First
Clerk, ST 100. Second Clerk, $3.50.
COURT OF APPEALS.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court of Appeals,
the sum of $4,000 EACH The Reporter of the
Court of Appeals, $1,000.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
The Judge of the Fifth Circuit the sum of
81 500; and the Judges of all the other Circuits,
each, $4,000.
The several Judges of the Supreme Court of
Appeals and of the Circuit Courts, shall moreo-
yer each be entitled to mileage for travel to and
from their several Courts, in the manner herein
after specified.
ATTORNEYS FOR THE COMMONWEALTH.
The Attorney General shall receive annually
the sum of $4,000.
CLERKS OF COURTS.
Clerk of the Court of Appeals at Richmond
and Lewisburg, each 81 1000. Clerks of District
Courts, $3.50.
PAY TO MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.
President of the Senate and Speaker of the
House of Delegates each SIS per day. Members
of the General Assembly 81 per day; also, shall
be allowed mileage. Clerk of the Senate, $75
per week, during the session; and the compensa-
ton of the present Clerk shall be at that rate
from the commencement of the present session.;
also, he shall receive $50 for preparing an Index
to the journal of the Senate. Clerk of the House
of Delegates, $3.50 per week, during the session;
and shall also receive 200 per annum, as Keep
er OF the Rolls; and for preparing an Index to the
journal of the House. The DoorkeepeIs and Ser
geant-a arms of both Houses during future ses-
sions, 800 per week. Clerks of standing COM
mlttees, $2o per week during the session Of the
Legislature.
PUBLIC PRINTER.
The public printer shall be entitled to $4,000
annually. The printer for the Senate the sum of
s.
OFFICERS OF THE PENITENTIARY.
Superintendent of the Penitentary, 50 000.-
First Assistant Keeper, 500; and the second,
third, fourth, fifth and sixth Assistant Keepers,
5000. Surgeon of the Penitentiary and Public
Guard, 5000. The General Agent and Storekeep-
er shall be allowed commission of 8 per cent
UNI on all sales, other than sales at auction made
by him. He shall receive ON sales at auction, or
dered by the Board of Directors, commission
of only two and one-half per centum. And on
manufactures for clothing the convcts and slaves
reprleved for transportation, and jobs and labor
for the use of the Commonwealth, he shall be al
lowed no commission. The Directors of the Pen
itentary shall receive the sum of So each for eve
ry days attendance on the Board: Prorided,
That no Director shall receive more than $3.50
dollars per annum. The Clerk of the Penitentia-
ry, 5000.