The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19


five hundred dollars.
For the purchase of Fuel for the Leg
islature and public Offices, one thousand
dollars.
For transportation of Conyicts to the
Penitentiary, and of prosecution, and
for rc-paying any amount advanced by the
the treasurer, over former appropriation,
the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars.
For salaries of Deputy Warden and the
Clerk of the Penitentiary, TO be paid out
of the Penitentiary fund.- to the Deputy
Warden, seven hundred, and to the clerk,
seven hundred dollars.
For Contingent fund Of the Treasurer
of State, one thousand dollars.
For Contingent fund of tie Attorney ,
General, two hundred dollars.
For the salaries of Commissioners ap-
pointed TO revise, reform simplify and "a
bridge the practice, peadings, forms, and
proceedings Of the courts Of record Of this |
State, and for their clerk, and contingent !
expenses, five thousand dollars.
70 Ransom A Giet, chairman Of the
joint select committee of the Senate and
House Of Representatives, on the reception
of tie guest Of the State, for money eX-
pended for the State, the sum OF two hun
dred and nicty-two dollars and siXty-six
cents.
For expenses of committees of investi-
cation in each house, in taking testimony,
service of process, and pay for the attcn-
, dance Of witnesses, seyenty-fve dollars.
! To ]. Boswell and Son, for work done,
and for desks furnished for the Supreme
| Court, at its March term, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty two, under discre-
ton of said court, forty dollars and
nine cents. ..
To Henry Fraas, for seventy y-three days
labor at tn Old State House, seventy three
dollars.
/ 10 Henry Mack, forty-six dollars, for for
ty-six days labor on the old Statt House.
10 Thos. Bonsall, for assisting the State
Librarian, and for books sold to the Gov
ernor for the library, the sum of one hun
dred and forty three dollars and fifty cents.
70 j, IL. Riley and Company, for sta
tionary furnished to the Court in Bank,
at its December term, A. d. 1851, the
sum of one hundred and twelve dollars
10 Samuel Williams, the sum of seven
hundred and ffty-eight dollars seventy
cents, being the amount in full due to said
Samuel Williams, for according five vol
ums Of original field notes OF survey of
public lands, in said State, being volumes
seven and eight Of subdivision Of two
mile blocks, between the old seven ranges
and the Scioto river, and south ofthc Uni
ted States military tract, comprising eight
hundred and fifty one pages, also volumes
two, three and four OF subdivisions ~into
sections, iu said military tract, comprising
eleven hundred and eighty lone pages, be-
ing total of twenty hundred and lhirtytwo
payesa thirty yhve cents per page, making
seven nhun1reuanl eleven dollarsand twenty
Gems; also, for making separate map indiccs
of each township, at nine dollars AMI fifty
cents per volume, making forty-seyen dol
lars and fifty cents in all seven hundred
and fifty eight dollars and seventy cents,
the said work having been done under a
contract with the Secretary of State, the
foresau volume seven, having been ero-
neousIy included in a resolution relative
to the claim of Samuel Williams, passed
by the General Assembly, January TWEEN
tY.second, one thousand eight hundred
and tilty-one.
10 H. Mason, for articles Of tin ware
furnished for the use of the General AS
sembly, January fifth, Ammo Domini, one
thousand eight hundred and tlty-two the
sum of two dollars and fifty cents.
70 j. e. Hallings, the sum of six dol
lars and seventy five cents, for vanishing
desks in the House OF Representative.
ToJ. D. Osborn and Company, the sum
. of two hundred and sixty-two dollars and
thirty five cents, for carpets and mats fur
nishcl for the new hall Of the House o
| Representatives, furnished February third
one thousand eight hundred and iitty-two
TO |. G. Dryer and Company, the sun
t of eiyhty-onc dollars, for chairs, table
l stands and desks, furnished for the Hal
: of Representatives, January first, on
thousand eight hundred and fifty two.
t TO p. Balne and Company, the sum o
d nine dollars and twenty-siX cents, for ar
tccs furnished to repair State House
!, December, one thousand eight hundre
r and fifty lone.
d TO A. p Stone, the sum of two hun
drcd and forty dollars, for carpets fu
T. Sorte House, furnished December nine
" teenth, anl twenty seventh, one thousan
'r eight hundred and ff,y-onc
d 10 |. II. Roston, the sum oltwo dollar
and seventy-fve cents, for Knees furnish
$. ed for State House, in eighteen hundrc
l. aAd hfty-onc.
TO S. Mcdary, the sum Of seventy-fS
S, dollars, for binding done for State Libri
" ry, in October and December, eightee
s. hundred and ifty-one.
Il 10 Dwight Stone and Company, IL
sum oftwenty one dollars AMI for.y-si
ne cents, for articles furnished to repa
I'd State House, in December, eighteen hu
drcd and iifty-one.
Us 10 John Stone and Company, the su
1d of seven dollars and eighty-two cents,
sundry articles furnished to repair
he STATE House, in November and Decemb,
n eighteen hundred and ffty-one.
Ite To BAIL Riddle, the sum of one hu
dred dollars, for fifty days attendance
he the Supreme Court in Bank, for Decent
&c term, eighteen hundred and filty-one.
IL SEC 9. For the prosecution of the VIC
upon the new Slate House, and to def
Ter the necessary expCns Of the profta
le- employment of ccLvic, labor thereon,
". provided by law, the additional sum
nd srventy-6ve thousand dollars.