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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsva0170 and id is 1 raw text is: i the thirty-seventh Year of the Commonwealth. (19)
CIIAP. IV.
.An Act, appropriating the Public Rcenue.
[Passed February 22nd, 1813,j
. BI'E it enacted b the Geeral Assembly, That the taxes, and Genexal funi.,
arrearages of ttxes, not otherwise appropriated, due pri-
or to the year one thousand eight hundred and thirteen, and ti
other branches or revenue, whit~h slall arise to the common-
wealth, prior to the first day of January, one thousand eight
hundred and fourtern, and the surplus of all appropriations here-
tofore made, shall constitute a general fund, and he approprix-
ted as follows ; for the expenses of the General Assembly, so Specific appre.
much as the said expenses shall, according to existing laws, a- priatioin.
mount to ; ror officers of civil government, so much money, as
the solawits and allowances to said officers shall by law auzourkt
to ; for officers of the militia, including adjutant general, bri.
gade inspectors, clerks, adjutants, provosts martial, and musi-
cians, six thousand dollars ; for nilitia fine fund, carrying bri.
gade orders, regimental orders, and repair of arms, six thou-
sand dollars ; for criminal charges, including guards in the
country, twenty five thousand dollars ; for removing criminals
to the Penitentiary, five thousand five hundred dollars ; for the
internal charges of the Penitentiary, including offivers' salaries,
twelve thousaud five hundred dollars ; for slavcs executed and
slaves transported, six thousand dollars ; for the lunatic hospi-
tal, eight thousand dollars; for the public guard in Richmond,
eight thousand dollars ; for the tenth instalment to the Bank of
Virginia and interest on the same, thirty one thousand two hun.
dred dollars ; for interest on the publie debt, five thousand live
hundred dollars ; for pensioners, six thousand dollars ; for com-
missioners of the revenue, eighteen thousand dollars ; fbr the
manufactory of arms, including foundery, boring mill, and ofli-
cers' salaries, sixty five thousand dollars ; for ruunitiout, of war,
fifty thousand dollars ; for rifles to be made ueader contract vith
the Executive, five thousand dollars; for clerks' and sherifis'
fees, five hundred dollars ; for public services of clerks of cir.
cuit eourls, three thousand dollars ; for gun earriuges and the
expenses of repairing arms, seven thousand dollars ; for expen-
sCH of representation to congress and the state Senate, three
Imndred dollars - for the distribution of public arms, two thqu-
sand dollars ; ':r eoinpleting the public warchouso in Peters-
burg, six thoasand eight hundred and forty seven dollars, and
ninety eight cents ; for repairs of pubilo warehouses, five hun-
dred dollars; and for the contingent expenses of government,
,ifty thousand dollars.
2. This act shall commene and be in force from and after the Commeacement.
passing thereof.
CIIAP. V.
,in ,Jct making afarther appropriation for contingent a.vpenses of
Oovoenment, and for ohr purposcs.
(Passed December 31st, 1813.]
B H it enacted by the General Jaacmbly, That the farther The sum of
I. sum of five thousand dollars shall be, and the same is 8 5000 appropd.
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