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An Exhibit of the General Taxes of the Lower Division, for the Year ending 30th September 1839. 1839 9 (1839)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactssc0322 and id is 1 raw text is: 9 dollars, if so much be necessary: Provided, That the number of Dec. 1839. copies specified in the proposals of the Printers, as accepted by the Legislature, shall be printed and deposited in the office of the Treasurer of the upper Division at Columbia, before the twentieth day of February next, and tle amount to be paid according to the proposals, shall be ascertained by the said Treasurer; for the Re- porter of the Legislative proceedings, one hundred and fifty dol. lars; to Benj. Hart, for contingent expenses during the present session of the Legislature, five hundred and twenty-three dollars and ninety cents. SEc. 3. In the Judiciary Department: For the salaries of three Judiciary De- Judges, three thousand five hundred dollars each; for the salaries partment. of seven Judges, three thousand dollars each; for the salary of the Attorney General, eleven hundred dollars ; for the salaries of live Solicitors, nine hundred dollars each ; for the salary of the Clerk of the Court of Appeals in Charleston, and in Columbia, six hundred dollars each, to be paid them quarterly by the Trea- surers of the respective Divisions in which they reside ; for the salaries of the two Messengers of the same Court, at Charleston and at Columbia, two hundred and fifty dollars each; for the salaries of a Librarian of the Court of Appeals in Columbia, and another for the same Court in Charleston, each two hundred dol- lars, the same to include expenses of fuel ; for back salary of the Librarian of the said Court at Columbia, up to the first day of De- comber last, one hundred dollars, the salaries of the said Libra- rians and Messengers hereafter to be paid them quarterly, in the same manner as other officers ; for firewood and fuel for the Court of Appeals at Charleston and Columbia, fifty dollars at each, if so much be necessary, to be drawn by the Clerks of the said Courts, and expended under the direction of the Judges; for the salary of the State Reporter, fifteen hundred dollars, of which sum not more than one half shall be paid, unless the said Reporter shall print and publish such decisions of the Courts of Appeal and of Errors, which may be made during his term of office, as the Judges may direct, as well as such others as he may deem important to be published, within as short a time after the deli. vering of the said decisions as practicable, so that the publica. tion of the law cases shall not be delayed beyond six months, and of the Equity cases not beyond twelve months, from the termina- tion of the May sitting of the Courts of Appeal and of Errors; for the pay of Jurors and Constables, twenty-two thousand dol. lars, if so much be necessary; for the purchase of books for the Library of the Court of Appeals at Charleston, two hundred dollars.

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