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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0266 and id is 1 raw text is: eleven dollars and seventy five cents; to William Robinson, sher- w Robinson
iff of Madison county, for making return of Presidential election
and comparing the polls, the sum of thirty-six dollars; to William
Braly, sheriff of Tuscaloosa county, for services rendered in at- W Braly
tending on the settings of the supreme court, &c., the sum of one
hundred and twenty dollars; to John M. Cooper, for services as J Mi cooper
special sergeant at arms in summoning witnesses to attend the se-
lect committee to examine into the claims of said John M. Cooper
and for other purposes, thirty-seven dollars; to James G, Malone, j G Malone
for his attendance as witness before said committee and mileage,
forty-two dollars; to Ard Welton, for his attendance as witness be- A Wait,),
fore said committee and mileage, twenty-four dollars; to John
James, for his attendance as witness before said committee 3 James
and mileage, forty-one dollars; to Reuben Chaliberlaino, for R Chamber.
his attendance as witness before said committee and milage, lain
forty-eight dollars; to John G. Creagh for his attendance as J G Crengi
witness before said committee and mileage, forty-four dollars;
to George W. Little, forhis attendance as witness before saidGoiw Little
committee and mileage, thirty-seven dollars; to William Jordon, w Jordon
for his attendance as witness before said committee and mileage,
forty-four dollars; to Eli S. Thornton,for his attendance as witness ES Thornton
before said committee and mileage, forty dollars; to James Thomp- JThotpsoi
son for his services as clerk to the said committee, fifty-two dol-
lars.
Approved, January 7, 1841.
[No. 117.] AN ACT
To provide for the Payment of Certain Claims against the State.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represen-
latives of the State of dlabama, in General assembly convened,
That the following sums of money be, and the same are hereby
appropriated, to be paid out of the public treasury, out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to wit: to the itnte of A
legal representatives of Alston II. Carpenter, five hundred dollars, at oroentr
the halft value of a negro man slave, executed in the county of
Montgomery ; to A. Sloan, sheriff of shelby county, eleven dol- A Sloan
lars and niniety cents, for jail fees, &c. ; to Samuel P. 11ascoin, the s 1naseonk
sum of twenty dollars, for services rendered as anl attorney at law;
to Dixon I fest ic, ighty-two dollars and thirty cents, for two ac-D Ilcadel
counts presented by hinm for jail fees and victualing prisoners; to
John 0. Walker. otr dollars and fifty cents, for victualing two JO Walker
negro slaves, State prisoners; to Asa Parker, the sunn of seventy- A Parker
two dollars and fifty cents, for victualing two negro slaves in
Monroe county jail ; to Patrick N. Madigan, the sun of twenty-PN laien
three dollars and twenty cents, for jail fees, in the county of Moit-
gomery; to F. Snow, the sum of two hundred and two dollars, F Snow
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