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PUBLIC AND GENE RAL NATURE.
PART I.
C HAP. 1.-An ACT appropriating the public revenue.
[I'tose1 March l.i, 18i0.]
1. Be i! enacted b'y the general (ssinCly, That tile public taxes and nr- aeneral ulna.
rearages of taxes due prior to tile first da'y of October last, and not other-
wise appro priated, and all other branches of revenute, and all public mo.
nuys nut otherwiso apir) opriated by law, which slall colnu into tle trea-
sury prior to the first day of October next, and the surplus of all appro-
priations hleretof'ore matdu, shall constitute t general fund, an libe al)pro-
priated as follows, to wit: To the expcnses of tile general assembily, onli ixIaes of ic.
hltodred thousand dollars ; to the salaries and allow ances of the oflicers gistllrn-.
..tries of oPt.
of civil government, eighty-eight thousand dollars; t eolnlcmmissioners of VrV.
tile revenue aud clerks- for cxamiuiug comnissioners' hooks, thirty-two Coininfsloncrs
thousand dollars; to defray crilni tal charges, icluiding eXl)Cnses of guard- ind l cl!rkf.
ing jails, forty thousand diollars ; to one year's interest on certain certifi-
cates of publc debt, sixty-four thousand four hundred and seventy-eight fnternst on pub-
lie flebt.
dollars; to pay expenses of representation in Congress alld state senat(, 1topresentation.
six hundred dollars ; to pay for slaves executed or transported, eight sl~i,, executed,
thousand dollars; to pay expcuses of tile penitentiary, fifteen thousaud '
I I [ Penlitentliary.
five hundred dollars; to contigent expenses of c ourts, thirty-two thou- I.Nhelses of
sand dollars; to pay for printing records of the court of appeals, ix ,urt. r .
thousand dollars ; to expCscs Of militia, including pay of adjutant-ge- lijiitiU fi o.
aleral, twenty thousand dollars; military contingent funrd, otte thousand iliitary contin.
two hundred dollars ; military school at Lexington, seven thousand seven pat fulld.
iliu interor. Military scliool.
hundred and ten dollars ; public guard at lichuiomnd, includig interir lliguarl.
guard at the penitentiary, twenty-one thousand dollars; one year's water (ard at pentl-
tentiary
rent to the thirty-first of Dcccmbr, one thousand cight hundred and for- Water rent.
ty-nine, one thousand two hundred and eighty dollars ; repairs and tranj- Arns.
portation of arms, four thousanld eight hunudred and thirty dollars ; to tile Eastern lunatic
annual support of tile hospital at Villiamsburg, subject to a11 deduction Y
for clothing furnished at tile ptnitentiary, thirty thousand dollars ; to tile Western asylum.
support of the lunatic asylum it Staunton, subject to a like deduction,
thirty thousand dollais, which paynent shall ho made quarterly in id-
vance ; for the transportation aid anini tcnaneo of hinatics confined in ranales in jais.
tile county jails, nine thousand dollars ; to tile institute for the deatf 1 Deaf and duntmb.
thunh and blind, fifteen thousand dollars; to pensioners, five hundred 'ellsiolls.
dollars ; to civil contingent fund, twelve thousand dollars ; to civil pro- Civil contingent
SClitiens, four hunldred dollars ; to public roads, seventeen thollsalll del- fnl..
lars ; to Grattan's Reports, 0ue thousandli u noyrl hundred dolars ; to pitl- luetla
lie warehouses, six hundred dollars ; to vaccine agent, five hbuldred dol- Grat tta' re.
lars ; to supply dleficit in tile internal itil)rovenIent foold, to Mt interest ,rt,' I
on public debt, two hundred and twelve thllosand d olli's, to further cx- Vacneln, agent.
penses of making fires and superintentling furnaces in the Capitol, tile fiena in
customary allowance to the several persons entitled to the same, to be V.urnacea in ca.
paid upon lte certificate of tile superintendent of pmblic buildings ; to 1itol.
-- - I~terivi taonal ex.
the state librarian, to be expended by the direction of the governor for alionge l-
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