The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-12-22
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLIsRED By AUTHORITY.



mo s. aN act g
Makivg appropriations in part for the years on.
fho'.sand eighf hundred and .ftiy.t,co and on.
thousand eight hundred and .ffiy three
SEc. l. Be 1t enacted by the General is
sesnbty Of ths Stale IF Ohio That the following
sums be, and the same are hereby appropriated GU,
ofsny money 10 the Treasury not otherwise ap.
prnpriated, for the years one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-twoa and one thousand eight hundred
and fiity-,hree in part.
g For the payment OF the members Of the General
Assembly, their Clerks, Sergeants.at-Arms. Door
keepers and Messengers, the sum Of twenty
), thousand dollars.
For the payment of such printing as remains
unpaid, and as shall be ordered by either House
I Of the General Assembly twenty thousand dollars
a For mileage of County Treasurers. one thous-
and FIVE hundred dollars.
~ For provisions, household expenses, clothing,
servants, fuel, stationery, labor. medicines, aud
contingent expenses for the Lunatic Asylum, the
sum Of five thousand dollars.
For provisions. household expenses. clothing,
fuel, labor, servants and contingent expenses of
l the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, one thousand
dollars.
For clothing. provisions, labor, servants, sta.
tionery, materials for work shops and contingen-
icies for the Asylum for the Blind, one thousand
dollars
For the prosecution of the work upon the New
State House and to defray the nee cessary expenses
of the profitable employment of convict labor
thereon, as provided by law, the additional sum ri
twenty thousend dollars, seven thousand dollars
of which shall be paid to the Warden of the Ohio
Penitentiary on the order of the Directors under
the provisions of the resolution passed March
third, one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
For the transportation Of convicts to the Peni.
tentary and costs Of prosecution and any deficit in
former appropriations the sum of five thousand dol
lars
For salaries OF Warden. Deputy Warden, and
Clerk of the Pententary. two thousand dollars.
For engraving and furnishing seals and presses
for the district court furnished by the Secretary
ofState, agreeably to the act passed March nine.
teenth, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two
entitled "an act to provide for furnishing new
seals and seal presses for courts" the sum of one
thousand and fifty.fve dcllars.
To pay deficit in former appropriations for dis.
tributing laws and Journals, one thousand and
thirty. eight dollars and eighty. nine cents.
q For expenses Of Presidential Election to be paid
according to law, FIVE thousand dollars.
For expenses Of special elections, one thousand
dollars.
To the penitentiarv fund for pay of officers
guards. physicians, and incidental expenses as
provided by law, eight thousand dollars.
4 SEC 2. Thatho moneys by this act appropri.
ated, shall be drawn from the Treasury by any
disbursing officer or agent until the same shall be
necessary for the purpose to which it is herein
directed to be applied
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
" Speaker ofMe House of Representatives..
WILLIAM MEDILL.
AA President of the Senate.
December Q, 1852
] have compared the foregoing law with the
copy furnished me, and find the same correctly
printed. JOHN B. NOLL.
Aud Monroe Co.