The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-10
LAWS OF OHIO.
by AUTHORITY.
No. 81 AN ACT,

No. B. AN ACT,
Making appropriations in part for the years
one thousand eight huudred and iifiy-two
and one thousand eight hundred and iifty-
three. stt,ss
three. Il .s.a sss5 ,i.. ss,,
Sec. Beu enacted BY the General As.
scmbty Of the Stats Of Ohio. That the follow
| ing sums be, and the same are hereby sppro-
priated out Of any money Ia the Treasury NOT
otherwise appropriated, for the years one
thousand eight hundred and flfty-two and
one thousand eight hundred ahd filt5-thrte
lin part.
For The payment OF the members Of the
General Assembly, their Clerks, Syrgeant-at,
Arms, Door keepers and Messengers, the sum
loltwenty thousand dollars ~ tu4ea
For the payment Of such printing as re-
mains unpaid. aud as shall be ordered by
either House Of the General Assembly twen
lty. thousand dollars,
For mileage Of county Treasuters, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
For provisions, household expenses, cloth
Il rg, servants, fuel, stationery, labor, medi-
licines, and contingent expenses for The Luz
natic Asylum, the sum of Eve thousand
dollars.
For provisions, household expense, cloth
ing, fuel, labor, servants and contingent ex'
penses OF the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb
one thousand dollars.
For clothing, provisions, labor servants
stationery, materials for work shops and
contngencies for the Asylum for the Blind
lone thousand dolars,
For The prosecution of the work upon the
New State House and 10 defray the necessa.
Ilry expenses of the profitable employment o.
convict labor thereon, as provided by law,
the additional sum Of twenty thousand dol
lars, seven thousand dollars Of which sfal
be paid to the Warden Of the Ohio Peniten
Itiary on the order Of the Directors under the
provisions of the resolution passed Marcf
: third, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
For the transportation Of conyicts TO the
Penltentiary and costs of prosecution and
any deficit in former appropriations the sun
, Of five thousand dollars. 5s
For salaries OF Warden. Deputy Warden
and Clerk Of the Penitentiary, two THOUSAND
dollars.
For engraving and furnishing seals ant
. presses for tn district court, furnished by the
Secretary of State, sgreeably 10 the act pass
March nineteenth, one thousand eight hun
! cred and fifty two, entitled can act 10 pro
vide for furnishing new seals and seal press
: es for courts" the sum OF one thousand ant
T ffty-fve dollars.
TO pay deficit in former appropriation
for distributing laws and journals, one thou
sand and thirty eight dollars AMI eighiy-nin
: cents.
r For expenses Of Presidential Election 10 b
. paid according 10 law, five thousand dollars
For expenses ofspecial elections, one thou
Q sand dollars.
g To The penitentiary fund for pay Of off
GERS, guards, physicians, and Incidental ex
penses as provided by law, eight thousan
dollars. r.
!. Sec. Q That no moneys by this act az
i propriated. shall be drawn from the Treasur
= by any disbursing officer or ag'nt until Il
J. same shall be necessary for The purpose
i which it is herein directed to be applied.
i JAMES C. JOHNSON.
e Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
o WILLIAM MEDlLL,
u President Of The Senate.
a SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
CoLU MBUs, November 27, 1851 !
% ! hereby certify, that the foregoing lay
N ure correctly conpied from the original 10
ID on file in this Office. w
L. 8t 4tS WILLIAMTREVITT,
1t r Secretary of STATE
10 AUDITORS OFFICE
4, PORTSMOUTH, December 10, 1852 :
{, certify that the foregoing laws are CO
= ~ rectly copied from the Ohio Statesman no
10 on file IN this Office 9at
ID GEORGE A. WALLER,
n auditor Of Scioto County.