Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-14
ton Of said court, for.y.one dollars and nine

10 Henry Fraas, for seventy .three days
labor at the Old State House, seventy. three
dollars.
To Henry Mack, forty-six dollars, for
forly.six days labor on the Old State House
To | hos. Bonsall, for assisting the State
Librarian, and for books sold 10 the Gov
einor for the library, the sum OF one hum
dred and torty three dollars aud fifty cents.
To }. II. Riley and Company, for sta
tionery furnished 10 the Court in Bank, at
lis December term, A. D.. 1851, the sum oi
one hundred ahd twelve dollars.
To Samuel Williams. the sam Of seven
hundred and fifty eight dollars seventy cents,
being The amount in JUL due 10 said Samuel
Williams, TO: recording five volumes OF
original field notes Of survey oil public
lands, in said Stale, being volumes seven
and eight OF subdivisions of Two mule blocks,
between the old seven ranges and the ScI>
o.o river, and south Of The United SUITES
NJ ilitary tract, comprising eight hundred
and filty-one pages, also, volumes two,
three and four of subdivisions into sections,
IN said military tract, comprising eleven
hundred and eighty.one pages, being lota ]
oi twenty hundred and thirty TWO pages, at
thirty five cents per page, making seven
hundred and eleven dollars and twenty
cents; also, for making seperaie map in>
dices of each township, at nine dollars and
fiily cents per volume, making forty seven
dollars and fifty cents, in all seven hundred
and fifty elgh: dollars and seventy CENTS
the said work having been done under u
contract with The Secretary Of, Stale, the
afore said volume seven, havingpbeen erro>
neously included in resolution felalive TO
the claim Of Samuel Williams, passed by
The General Assembly, January twenty
second, one thousand eight hundred aud
fifty one. ,-.=zss .zz.
To H. Mason, for articles of tin ware;
furnished ior the use Of The General Assem-
bly,, January fifth, Ammo Domini, one thou.
sand eight hundred and fifty two, the sum
oftwo dollars and fifty cents.
To J: g. Hallings, the sum Of six dollars
aud seventy FIVE cents. for vanishing desks
in the House of Representatives
To ]. d. Osborn and Company, the sum
Of two hundred and sixty two dollars aud
thirty FIVE cents, for carpets and mats fur
nished for the new hall of the House Of
Representatives, furnished February third,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty two.
To |. G. Dryer and Company. the sum
Of eighty one dollars for chairs, tables,
stands and desks, furnished Tor the Hall of
Representatives January first, one thousand
eigh, hundred and fifty two.
To P. Baine and Company, the sum of
Ar,ll ,,s,a forn
furnished to repair State House, December,
one Ihousnndseight hundred and fifty sone7
To A. P. Stone, the sum Of two hundred
and forty dollars, for carpets for State
House, furnished December nineteenth, and
twenty seventh, Que thousand eight hundred
and ffiy one.
To I. H. Roston, the sum Of two dollars
and seventy FIVE cents, for Knees furnished
for State House, in eighteen hundred and
fifty one. -. g.z-s
To S. Medary the sum Of seventy five
dollars, for binding done for State Library.
in October and December, eighteen hum
dred and fifty one. ss@4.:ss
To Dwight Stone and Company, the sum
Of twenty one dollars and forty six cents,
for articles furnished lorepair State House,
in December, eighteen hundred and fifty
one.
To John Stone and Company, the sum
Of seven dollars and eighty TWO cents, for
sundry articles furnished to repair the State
House, in November and December, eigh.
teen hundred aid fifty one.
TO Bazili Riddle, the sum Of one hundred
dollars, for fifty days attendance on the
Supreme Court in Bank, for December
term, eighteen hundred and fifty one. s.
Sec. 2. For the prosecution Of the work
upon the new State House, and to defray
the necessary expenses of the profitable
employment oil convict labor thereon, as
provided by law, the additional sum Of
seventy FIVE thousand dollars.
Sec. 8 For>the payment Of the follow.
ing claims. presented, proven, and ordered
10 be paid, viz:
To Samuel Medary. thirteen dollars and
fifty cents, for a record furnished for the
Supreme Court.
I TO F. Herman, jr., seven dollars for
labor on the State house.
ToJ Weslwater and son, five dollars
and fifty cents. for sundry articles furnished
for the Senate. 80
For the payment Of the expenses Of the
contes, between Hon. G. G.. Covey ana
Hon Edwin Corner, for asseatin The Seu.
nte, the sum Of sixty dollars,
Sec. 4. For the purpose Of lieuidaling
The deficit in the general revenue, The Au>
dilor OF State is hereby authorized and
directed to transfer 10. said fund, from the
surplus revenue, the sum Of two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
Sec. 5. The appropriations made in
this act, are in addition TO The balance Of
the several appropriations remaining unex,
pended on the fifteenth day Of November.
eighteen hundred and fifty one; and the
Auditor of State is hereby authorized 70
transfer to the general revenue fund, any
balances Of other funds, which will be
required for the purposes for which such
funds are appropriated.
Sec 6 There shall be levied for the
current year, upon the grand list Of the
State, in the manner prescribed by the act
entitled ian act for the assessment and tax.
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