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An Act making appropriations for certain claims against the State. 1825 83 (1825)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0071 and id is 1 raw text is: 83 1825. pay and satisfy, on or before the said frst day of farch next, all costs including all fees due or paid to assistant counsel, by the state, which may have been incurred, by the prosecution of any suit or suits in favor of the state,against Provisn. the said Banks respectively ; and provided further, that the said Banks and each of them, shall, on or before the said first day of Aarch next, pay to the solicitor of the first judi- cial circuit of this state, the sum of five hundred dollars, for services rendered, in the institutiun and prosecution of said suits. Sec. 2. And be it further cnavcted, That if the said Banks or either of them, shall fail to pay all taxes which may be due, togethe-r with the interest, costs and solicitor's fees as aforesaid, within the time prescribed by and pursuant to Penalty. the provisions of the first section of this act, then the penal- ties heretofore incurred, shall be and remain in full force against said Banks respectively, any thing contained in the first section of this act to the contrary notwithstanding; Provided however, that if either of the said Banks, shall pay all taxes, interest, costs and fees, within the time and pur- Plrovipn. suant to the provisions of the first section of this act, then the Bank so complying shall be relieved from said penal- ties, notwithstanding a failure by the other Bank, to comply with de provisions of the said first section of this act. Approved, Janumry 11, 186.) AN ACT making approprintions for certain claims against the State. E 1N 1k it c(uffed bf Me Senate and louse of 1/epre' sentatives of' the state of Alab'na in general asseibly 'onvened, That the following sums be, and they are hereby, appropri- ated for the payment of the accounts of certain persons here- inafter mentioned, for provisions furnished to certain per- sons in the jails of the several counties within this state, to wit: to Covington Edmondson, of Limestone county, one C: EdAond;- hundred and twenty-six collars and eighty cents; to R. Ca- 'tnCarathers rathers, of Madison county, three hundred and lifty-two dollars; to Joseph N. Baker, of Lauderdale county, one .1. N: Bak ,er hundred and seventeen dollars and twenty ct ..ts; to Pink- P: nonly ney Holly, of Perry county, sixty dollars; to J< emiab Ves- J:at tal, of Blonnt county, twenty-five dollars and en cents; to John Beckham, of Clarke county, fift; -one dollars and.1: neckham twenty cents; to William Y. Glover, of 'rtuscail osa county, w: v: Glover forty-eight dollars and forty cents; to David ( Frazer, of ): C: Frazer St. Clair county, forty-two dollars and eighty cents; to Marble Stone, of Montgomery county, forty-four dollars M: Stone and ten cents; to John Giddens, of Montgomery county, i: (;iddens three dollars and sixty cents; to John Moody, of Montgo..: nioody inery county, two hundred and ninety dollars and sixty- five cents; to Stephen Coleman, of Montgomery county, s: Coleman nineteen dollars and twenty cents; to William Holbrooks, V:HIolbiook of Autauga county, eighty-six dollars and eighty cents; to 3: o Burton John 0. Burton, twenty-cight dollars and forty cents; to 4 Ms Bitps John At. Bates, of Greene county, twenty-two 4ollars ajil

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