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An Act making appropriations for the payment of certain claims against the State. 1840 87 (1840)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0265 and id is 1 raw text is: pounds of bacon, purchased for the use of Captain Justice's con- pany of mounted volunteers, of Dale county; to William Braly, NV trIuly sei ff of Tuscaloosa county, the sum of thirty-eight dollars and tventy-five cents, for expenses for travelling to and from Greene county jail with State prisoners, furnishing guard, &c.; to J. Iacy J Lney & cU & Co., the sum of ninety dollars andi sixty-two and a half cents, for record hook, minute book, and stationery, furnished the clerk of the supreme court, cc., and furnishing record book and station- cry for the use of ifouse of Representatives; to Morrison & Little, Morrison & the slum of nineteen dollars and eighty-seven cents, for ten gallons lieli- of lamp oil, spirits of turpentine, &c.; to James 11. Owen, the slm j 1n Owt, of twvelve dollars, for attending to the delivering and measuring coal for the use of the State; to Janes & P. Quarles, the sum of J&PQuaries nine dollars, for repairing lamps, &c.; to I lardin Perkins, the sum I rerkins of forty-two dollars and seventy-eight cents, for blacksmith work done in repairing grate, making fcnders, fixing fire shovels, &e.; to James C. Lock, sheriff of Greene county, the sum of one hunii- c c o fired and forty dollars and forty cents, for victualing sundry State prisoners and removing the same, &c.; to David Spoor, the sum of aS1oor eighty dollars, for services rendered a sick man who was a soldier in the a niv; to T. IV. Huoey & Co., one hundred and seventy-ont p A dollars and tiventy-five cents, for books and stationery furnished & Cu the chancerv court of Talladega. Sec. 41. .*ud be it further enacted, That the suni of fifteen dolla's be allowe(ld to William S. Taylor, for collecting up the sta- IV S'aylor tionery and other articles belonging to the Sunate chamber, and taking an inventory for the same according to law, and that the further stun of one hundred and twenty-five dollars and seventy- five c; nts he allowed said Taylor, for servant hire for the use of' 1 j Tayloj lthe present General Assembly, and for hoarding said servants, to be paid out of anyi money in the treasury not othervise appropri- ated, and the Comptroller of Public te-munts will issue his warrant t the Treasirer for the same. Approved, January 9, 1 11 H. No. i AN ACT 10 kig nppropriations for the ayment of certai claims against the Since. Scton 1. Be it enutd/ed1 Ag the Senate and HIouse of IAcpresen- Ia/iives t//c l of. 1/ianil, '11inGera .Issenhl/ convened, That the toihIoilb sums, he, and 1he same are lerrchyappropriat- ed to pay th prsoi s htereitier named, to be paid outi of any iion(-y il the Teaury not otwise aPl-ol)rilted, to wit: To Moses Carnunck the( suml of liventy-two dollars, ibor dlist ributin w 1 carnnd wlvirhbts anli tmeasurs tor the county of' Walker; to David A. Grif'- 1 a till, shrill'of Talladoea couitNty Ite stlin of itirty-ninie dollars, fori ia king the returtn of' the CUnreSsional vote of said county, in 87 1&11.

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