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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsva0674 and id is 1 raw text is: 4 APPROPRIATIONS OF REVENUE.
To persons oflering for sale or barter any of the above-named articles in
any county in this state, without the limits of any town or city, a like
tax: Provided, That any person who takes out a liconse in any city or
town as aforesaid, shall not be required to pay any additional tax in the
county in which said city or town may be located.
Commencement. 5. This act shall be in force from its passage.
CHAP. 2.-An ACT appropriating the public revenue, and for other purpeos.
[Passed March 7,1851.]
General fund. 1. Be it enacted b31 the general assembly, That the public taxes and ar-
rearages of taxes due prior to the first day of October last, and not
otherwise appropriated, and all other branches of revenue, and all pub-
lic moneys not otherwiso appropriated by law, which shall, come into
the treasury, prior to the first day of October next, and the surplus of
all appropriations heretofore made, shall constitute a general fund, and
Legislature and be appropriated as follows, to wit: To the expenses of the general as-
salaries ol of. sembly, one hundred thousand dollars; to the salaries and allowances of
Seers, the officers of civil government, eighty-nine thousand five hundred dol-
Commissioners lars; to commissioners of the revenue, and clerks for examining com-
and clerks. missioners' books, thirty-two thousand two hundred dollars; to defray
chrmi. criminal charges, including expenses of guarding jails, forty-one thou-
interest on debt sand five hundred dollars; to one year's interest on certain certificates
of public debt, including interest on temporary debt, fifty-two thousand
Representation. two hundred and five dollars ant ninety-six cents; to pay expenses of
representation in congress and state senate, and members of convention,
Slaves executed, nine hundred dollars; to pay for slaves executed and transported, ten
. oitentary thousand dollars; to pay expenses of the penitentiary, sixteen thousand
Expenses ot' dollars; to contingent expenses of courts, thirty-three thousand dollars;
crni rrs, to pay for printing records of the court of appeals, five thousand dol-
Pritin. 'lars; to pay expenses of militia, including pay of adjutant-general,
Military eontin. twenty-thousand dollars; military contingent fund, five thousand dol-
outfund. - lars; military school at Lexington, seven thousand seven hundred and
ten dollars; for erecting new barracks, twenty-throe thousand dollars;
Public guard to the public guard at Richmond, including the interior guard of the
and guard at penitentiary, twenty-one thousand five hundred dollars; one year's water
;star re'nt.' rent to the thirty-first of December, one thousand eight hundred and
Arms, fifty-one, one thousand two hundred and eighity dollars; repairs and
Western duetion for clothing furnished at the penitentiary, thirty thousand dol-
asylums. lars; for conveyance of insane persons thereto, three thousand dollars;
to the support of the lunatic asylum at Staunto'. subject to a like de-
duction, thirty thousand dollars; for transportation and conveyance of
insane patients thereto, and to refund an amount heretofore paid out by
the asylum therefor, five thousand dollars; for erecting out-buildings,
seven thousand two hundred and fifty dollars, which payment shall be
LunaticsIn Jails. made quarterly in advance ; for maintenance, &c. in county jails, seven
Deaf and dumb lindtred and fifty dollars; to the institute for thle deaf and dumb and
institute, blind, fifteen thousand dollars; to pensioners, four hundred dollars; to
Civilcontingent. civil contingent fund, fifteen thousand dollars ; to civil prosecutions, two
fund, hundred and fifty dollars ; to Grattan's Reports, one th~ousand seven hun-
Prosecutions. drdt
Orat,,n', dred dollars; t public warehouses, three hundred and fifty dollars; to
tort _... vaccine agent, five hundred dollars ; to supply deficit in the internal ima-
ar. oe. . provenment fund to meet interest on pulcdebt, three hundred and so-
Vaccine agent, pbi
Internaibnprove- venty thousand dollars; to further expenses of making fires and super-
snoat fund.- intending furnaces in the capitol, the customary allowance to the se ve-
Furnacs ivn Ca. ral esersons entitled to the same, to be paid upon the certificate of the
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snakng oes, attend tihe senate chamber, the clerk's office of the senate and the com-
mittee room, and making fires in the same, to be p aid, upon the certifi-
International cate of the clerk of tile senate, one hundred and fifty dollars; to the
exchanges. state librarian, to be expenuded by thle direction of tihe governor for de-
fraying the expenses of an interchange of books, works of art, agricul-](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsva0674&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)