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CHAP. XX,
an Oct athorising the P, xective to Purcha;; Aminoitioq, and for.
', ' . . . .otder purpo. s.
[Passed February 17, 1809.)
1. flE it enacted by the General Assembly, That the. ]xecitive Eixecutve to pur.
DF of this state be, and they are hereby authoriQed, forth- chasie airnmahi-
Nvith to procure or cause to be procured, one ton of powder and four W,
tons of lead, for the exigencies of the state, to be deposited .in
such place of safe keeping in or netr the city on Iichniond, ps
they can lawfully procure, and to them may scunm fit,
2. And be itfurther enacted, That the sum of two thousand one Apptopriatio
hundred dollars, to be paid on the order oi tht Ex, cutive, out of thlebfor.
any monies in the treasury not otheiwise Oppropriatwd, be anq is
hereby appropriated to carry this uct into effect.
3. This act shall commence and be in force from and after the Commencement.
passing thereof.
CHAP. XXI.
..n act appropriating the Public Revenue,
(Passed February 18, 18U9. J
1. E it enacted by the General jssenbly, That the taxes and Approprat;ini of
B arrcarages of taxes not otheris 16c iprop4u ated, due prior the pubic rove-
o the year one thousand eight hundred aid 11,t, and all othr .uo
branches of public revenue which arise to the coironwtv eaith pri-
or to the first day of January one thousand eightliundrvd aid
ten, and the surplus of all appropriations -.rhtvtore made, bhil.
cqrstitute a general fund, and be appropriatl in the following
manner ; for the expenses of the (ieneral Arme nibly, fifty five
Ifiousand dollars ; for the officers of ci% il gove rmuent, sixty stvn
thousand five hundred dollars; officers of tilitia, includiiig adju-.
'4ants general, brigade inspectors, clerks, adjutapts, provosts naar-
shal and musicians, five thousau:d tour hundred and thirty two
dollars; criminal prosecutions, twenty thousand three hundredA
ollars; . guards, five tbousand two hundred dollars; slaves execu,-
ted aZ4 transported, fkye thousand five hundred della s; public
servicesof circuit covrt cleiks, two thousand eight hundred dol,
lars; lunatc,hospital, seven thousand five hundred dollars; pub-
11c warehouses for inspection of tobacco and inspector-,' salaries,
twelve thousani dollars ; expense of removing criminals to peni-
tentiary, aid internal jxpen,,es, including officers' salaries, twety
thousand-eight hundred forty-one dollars, twelve cents ; intevulit
on public debt registered, five thousand three hundred dollars ;
interest on oney due topersons who paid British debts into the
treasury, five hundred dollars ; pensioners, five thousand one hun.
dred dollars ;. instalment for the state's shares in the bank of V 4-
ginia, thirty thousand dollars ; one year's interest at four ptar ccit.
to the. 'Bank, six thousand dollars; commissioners of the rew nue,
thirteen thousand four hundred and fifty three dollars; expense of
repreoentation to Congress, three hundred and-sixty dollars; con-
t mgent expenses of government, fifteen tlhousand dollars ; wolf*.
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