The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-01-31

hundred dollars; i"r the salary of the
Secretary of the Board u! Trustees.
iw" hundred dollars for the salary OF
the Marshal four hundred dollars
the salaries Of the President, Profess
ors, Treasurer and Librarian to he
paid by the Treasurer of tho Upper
Division, quarterly, in advance, thci,
draft being colintcrsigncd by thu
Treasurer of the CoIIrg. for the pnr.
chase of hooks for the College Library.
two thousand dollars, to he paid to
the draft of the President of the Col
lcgc, countcr>igncd by the Treasurer
Of the same; inr the expense of one
student 1T the South Carolina College.
sent by the Orphan House in Charles
ton, four hundred dollars, to DC paid
/" the order Of the Chairman Of the
Board of Commissioners of the Orphan
House.
Sec. 6. For TIE OnDINARY Civil
EXPENSES: For the payment Of the
contingent accounts of the Upper
Division, twenty-five thousand dollars.
il SO much be necessary for the
| payment OF the contingent accounts OF
the Lower Division, twenty four thou
sand dollars, if sn much be necessary !;
Tor the Commissioner t" be appointed
hy the Governor to supcrinlrnd the
Public Works, one hundred and fifty
dollars; for the payment of pensions
and annuilicS, three thousand dollars,
il S" much be necessary for the
payment Of such claims rs shall be
admitted 10y the Legislature at it.
present session, twelve thousand dol.
lars. il 50 nnuci' nc necessary inr til,:
support of Free SciluuIs, severity fnu,
thousand four hundred dollars, it So
much he necessary, tn he distributed
aniunS The several districts in thr
State, in the proportion of six hundred
! dollars to each Representative in the
popular branch OF the Legislature :;
inr the education ni> the deaf and dun.b
! aud the blind, Eve thousand dollars.
| Vt ST. much be necessary, to be paid To
| tho Commissioners in the same man
ncr rs the appropriation hcrctoinr.
made for rciu"diug taxes as directed
| hy the reports OF the Committee at
| Ways and Means, and "i Finance aud
Banks, agreed t" by the Legisln,u,,-.
two hundred dollars, if so much b.
necessary for the payment Of such
other claims ur demands on the STATE
rs may he allowed hy the General
j Assembly upon the reports Of o,hc'
committees, two thousand five hundred
dollars, if SO much be necessary; for
compensation, according t. the act OF
eighteen hundred and forty three, fos
slaves executed, two thousand dollars.
il ;" much b" necessary.
SEC. Z. For MILITARY ExrExDr
rrREs: For the salaries Of the i;l
lowing officers viz: Adjutant and
Inspector General, two th"usund five
hundred dollars Arsenal Keeper in
Charleston, one thousand dollars; Ar
>cnal Keeper and Powder Receiver III
Columbia, ut The rate Of four hundrc..
dol ars per annum Physician of the
Jail and Magazine Guard ut Charles
tom, five hundred dollars, aud for the
support Of the Military AcaJcm rs n,
Charleston and Columbia, thirty thou
sand dollars, if 20 much be necessary
and the said Military Academies Shall
he under the direction of the Board ui
Visitors of said Ac denies, so III It
their support shall not exceed the said
sum, to he drawn and accounted for
to the Legislature 10y the said Board
of Visitors: Proriied 1'ha' each
election district shall be entitled t.
send 10 said Academies II number ol
hc'rflriarIes equal To its representation
III the House of Representatives, or
IN that proportion us far as the uppru.
pria'i"n for the schools may allow;
for the Military account, rs agreed tu
by both branches Of the Legislature
one hundred d"llars, if so much be nee
rSsary; for the Military contingencies
five thousand dollars, To be drawn and
accounted for as directed by tn,
Legislature; for defrnying the ex
penses of Artillery Com anicS through
out the State, fifteen hundred dollars
if so much be necessary to be drawn
and applied in the manner prescribed
by the act in relation to that suhjccl ;
for the Quartcrlnastcr General, five
hundred dollars for the services OF
the Secretary OF State, during the
ensuing year, for all services in issuing
all Military Commissions, and in lieu
"fany charge against the State Tor
Commissions of Civil Officers, eight
hundred dollars, TO be paid as othc,
salaries are directed t. be paid by law;
Tor repairing arms and arsenal Inr.
poses in Charleston and Columbia,
TWO thousand dollars.
SEC. 8. Fon OnDlSAny LOCAL FIX.
rESpITuREs.-Fur the support Of the
transient poor of Charleston, seven
thousand dollars, to be paid t.
the City Council Of Charleston, and
accounted Tor by them to the Legisla
ture for the salary of the Pos, Physi
clan in Charleston, including bont hire
and "lher incidental expenses, eight
hundred dollars for the execution OF
the quarantine laws Mt Charleston, one