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An Act appropriating the public revenue. 1820 5 (1820)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsva0323 and id is 1 raw text is: lit ~1zcforlhfi y ear of t1w Ca~nmnivicalth.S CHAPTER 9.-An act appropriating the public revenue. [Pused AMarch Sth, US2i.1 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly, That the taxeJ and General fundcon arrears of taxes, due prior to the first (lay of October. dst, not atitcd. otherwise appropriated, and all other branches of revenue, and all other pubIc monies, not otherwise appropriated by law, which shall come into the public treasury prior to the first day of Octo- ber next, and the surplus of all appropriations heretofore made, shall constitute a general fund, and be appropriated as follows: To the expenses of' the General Assembly, ninety thousand dol-.Scciio appropri- la'rs.; to the salaries and allowances of the officers of the civil sios. government, including allowances to sherifl and attornies for attendance in circuit courts, and to marshals for attending. supe- rior courts of chancery, ninety thousand dollars; to commission- ers of the revenue, twenty-four thousand four hundred dollars; to clerks of county and corporation courts, for examining corn- missioners' books, five thousand dollars; to defray criminal charges, including services of jailors for attending circuit courts, *and guards in the country, thirty-five thousand dollars; to the rublic services of circuit court clerks, threeathousand dollars; as a civil contingent fund, eighteen thousand dollars; as a mili- tary contingent fund, three thousand dollars; to pensioners, six thousand five hundred dollars 4 to militia.eatablishment, for the services of clerks of courts of enquiry, adj(itants, provostq mar- tial, and expresses, and for the purchase of drums, fifes, colors, and the pay of musicians, where the fines in the reginient are in- sufficient,,twenty-two thousand dollars; to the officers of militia, including adjutant general and brigade inspectors, five thousand dollars; to purchase raw material!, tq be manufactured in the nublic jail and penitentiary, and which sun shall only be drawn on the order of the directors of that institution, as they may .4 cause, twenty-five thousand dollars; to defray the expen4s the internal operations of the institution, ten thousand dollars; the officers of the penitentiary, for their services, (all commis. ....ns allowed to any of said officers being henceforth to cease and determine,) five thousand nine hundred dollars; to the expenses of removing criminals from the county jails to the penitentiary, seven thousand dollars; to the public manufaictory of arms, in- cluding he salaries of officers, twenty thousand dollars; to gun carriages, collecting and removing arms, four thousand dollairs; to the public guard in the city of lIichmond, fifteen thousand dol- lars; to expenses of representation to congress, and state senate, five hundred dollars; to pay for slaves transported anti executed, fifteen thousand dollars ; to public warehouses, including Vay of superintendents, two thousand dollars; to clerks, and shiciiflIs, and marshals' fees, five hundred dollars; to the support of the lunatic hospital, ten thousand dollars; to the expenses of' the guards of the public arsenals, five thousand dollars; to the sink- ing fund, one hundred thousand dollars; to re-imburse loan to bank of Virginia, and Farmers' bank of Virginia,. fifty-one thyu- sand five hundred dollars; to pay for 1-cning's Statutes at Large, four thousand dollars; and to pay Joseph Yackson for his extra Services rendered the state in arranging and examining the audi- -tor's and treasurer's books, from one thousand eigtht hundred anti

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