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dITAF. 2.-An ACT to make appropilations for the year one thousand Dec. 182.
cight nrea vn ao e.-hyvs, assi fi-o oLthr purpiose's.
[See. 1.] Be itenactedby the Honor'ablethe &nalc
and ouse rf ?eprisentatives 7tow mel aid .5ili'ng in
General tssembly, aInd by the (th/orfty oJ Ihe .same,
That the followingsuns be, and they are hereby appropri-
ated for the salaries. of the public officers of this State,
and for other pu rposes, v z
For the salary of the Governor, threcthousand fivehun-
dred dollars.
For the Secretary of tho. Governor, four hundred and
thirty dolirs..
For. the salaries of three Judgesof the Court of Appeals,
each three thousand five hundred dollars.
For the salaries of si ,Judges of the Court of Crnmon
Plas and Sessions, each three thousand five hundred
dollars.
For the salary of one Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, two thousand five humlred and seventy-two dollars.
For the salary of two Chanceliors, each three thousand
five hundred dollars.
For the salary of the Attorney General, twelve hun-
dred dollars.
For the salaries of five circuit Solicitors, in lieu of all
charges against the State, for the perlf1oIance of every du-
ty of their office, each seven hund1(rd dol!ars.
For the salary of the Comptroller General, two thcu-
sand five hundred dollars.
For stationary for the office of Comptroller General, one
hundred dollars, if so much be necessary.
For the salary of a Clerk to the Comptroller General,
one thousand dollars 5 which clerk shall be appointed by,
and be removeable at the pleasure of the Comptroller
General.
For the salary of the Treasurer in Charleston, and for
transacting the business of the Loan Office, five and six per
cent Stock of the State, and for clerks, three thousand
dollars.
For the Treasurer in Columbia, including clerks, two
thousand dollars.
For the salaries of the clerks of the Senate and House
of Representatives, each twelve hundred and thirty dollars,
to be paid at the adjournment of the.Legislature.
For a contingent fund, subject to the draft of the Go-
vernor, for the expenditure of which he shall submit an
account annually to the Legislature' six thousand dollars.](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactssc0162&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)