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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactssc0197 and id is 1 raw text is: GRAP. 1. An ACT to make partial Appropriations for the yeat ond
thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight.
[Section .1.] Be it enacted by he Senate and House nf 1e-
presentatives, now inet and sittngin General AssemblU, rand by
the authority of the saime, That the followig stiibs be,and they
ire hereby appropriated for the purposes hereinAfter inent
tioned, viz:
For the pay of the members of the Legislature, and of the
Solicitors, for their attendance during the adjourned session,
twelve thousand dollars, if so much be necessary.
For the Clerks of the senate and house of representatives,
each the same pay that is by law now allowed to the members
ofthe legislature.
For the reading Clerks of the seiate and house of represen-
tatives, each the same pay that is by law now allowed to the
members of the legislature,
For the keeper of the State hotise, two messengers and two
door keepers, each the same pay that is now by la*iallowed
to the members of the legislature.
For the pay of expresses and witnesses, subpenaed anti em-
ployed by authority of the senate, or the house, two thousand
dollars, if so much be necessary.
For insuring the buildings of the South-Carolina College,
five hundred a.nd thirty-two dollars.
For John Adams, twenty-four dollars fifty cents, for the re-
pairs done to the court-house at Pendleton.
Sec. 2. And be it farther enacted, That the Comptroller-
general be, and lie is hereby directed to refund to John Lowry
the sum of nineteen dollars sixty-two cents.
For Capt. W illiam A. Caldwell, as compensation for repairs
done to rifles, twelve dollars fifty cents, as agreed upon by
joint resolution of both branches of the legislattire in Decem-
ber, 1826.
For Elliott's Cut, seven thousand dollars.
Sec. S. And be it further enacted, That the Tax-Collector
of St. Philip's and St. Michael's be, and lie is hereby directed
to refund the amount of the tax collected by him, and now ii
his possession, (being two thousand two hundred and ninety
dollars,) which was.nmposed by an act passed in December,
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