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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactssc0194 and id is 1 raw text is: )p.'182. ..,9ec. qnd 0iit further enacted by the authority aforesaid;
That the sini.ofone hundred nd'fiftydollars be appropriated-
for the repairs of the Jail in Marion district, if so much be ne-
cessary. ,
For the Comptroller-Qeneral, for attending at Washington
to'arrange the claims 6f this State against the United States,
seyen hundred.and fifty dollars.
Forthe Pilot of the Bay and Harbour of Geqrgetown, as a
conipensation foi eighteen hundi ed and twenty-six, thiee hun-
dred and twenty do lars; and also the sum of three hundred
and twenty dollars for his services during the year eighteen
hundred and twenty-seven.
For the support of a Magazine Guard at Georoetowo, to be
expended under the conti ol and direction of the'T'oWun Council
'of said tou n, five hundred dollars.
Sec. 10. Be it further enacted, That the following sums be
appropriated:
For the pay of the Clerk of the Court of Richland district,
for attending the Couit of Appeals in Columbia, for the year
eighteen hundred and twenty-sei en, one hundred and fifty dol-
Jais. lI I
For the pay of the Sheriff of said district, for attending the
same Court, and foi fuel and candles, for the year eighteen hun-
dred and twenty-seven, one hundred and fity dollars; to be
paid on producing a certificate of the Judget of said Court.
that he has discharged his duty, and furnished fuel and candles.
For the pay of the Clerk of the Court of Charleston district,
for attending the Court of Appeals, in Charleston, for the year
eighteen hundied and twenty-seven, one hundred and fifty,
dollars.
I the Senate Hlouse, the nneteenth day of December, sn the Year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hnnf1red and twent!, seven, and sn the fif.
ty-second year of the Indejlendence of the United States of .Anerica
JACOBl BOND 'OLN, President of the Senate.
JOHN B. O'NEALL, Speaker of the House of
Rept eaentatipes.
CHAP. 3.-An ACT establishing the principles on which companies
shall be incorporated, and the charters of Ferriers,'Bridges, anil Turn-
pike Roads shall be hereafter granted, and for other purposes therein
expressed.
[Clause. 1.] Be it enqcted by the honorable the Senate and
Boube of Representatives, now met and sitting in General As-
sembly, and hp the authority of the same, That whenever here-
Formation of after the Legislature shall authorize the formation of a compa-
companies. ny for the construction of a turnpike road, bridge, causey, or,
th6 keepmn of any ferry, the company in its foimation, organi-
zation, anN subsequent prpeeedings, shall be subje6t to all the
provisions of tls act, except such as the act of authorization
shall expressly, or by necessary implications exclude.](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactssc0194&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)