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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0169 and id is 1 raw text is: 189 1834
and thirty-five dollars and sixty-six cents for sperm candles; to PvL
1). Woodruff the sum of three hundred and twenty three d1ol- D. Woodruff.
lars and twenty-five cents for stationary.
See, 2. Aml be it further enactedl, that the sum of eighty-
live dollars be appropriated to Samuel 1. Garrow as compen- s. i. Goarrow
sation for his services acting as a commissioner in the exami-
nation of the branch of the bank of the State of Alabama at
Mobile, and that the further sum of cighty-five dollars be rp-
propriated to John B. Hogan as compensation for like svi, .1 sI. nagan.
to be paid by said bank Approved January 18, 1834.
[N. 151.] AN ACT
Muking optimpriations for the payment of certain claims agnist the state of
Aiabama.
Section 1. Be it ena'ted by the Senate and House qf Re.
presental Yes qf the State qf.I/abama in General.?ssenb ly
convened, Thit the following sums of money be and the same
ar hereby appropriated for the payment of certain individuals
herain named, for furnishing provisions for persons confined
in the jails of their respective counties, and for removing the
prisaners by order of court, to wit: To James Windsor, jailor j. Windsor.
of illount county, the sum of thirty-nine dollars and six cents;
to Jamcs Wilkins, sheriff of Baldwin county, the sum of twen- J. Wilkins.
ty-nine dollars and ten cents; to Matthew Roberts, sheriff of 51. Roberts.
Lawrence county, the sum of one hundred and eighty dollars
and eighty cents; to J. W. Hooper, jailor of St Clair county, j. W. Hlooper
the sumn of twelve dollars; to Charles Beale, jailor Tuscaloosa c. Bene.
county, the sum of eighteen dollars and forty cents; to James
Savage, jailor of Clarke county, the sum of forty six dollars and J. savage.
fort., cents; to M. H. Mclenry, sheriff of Shelby county, the it. H. StnHen-
sum of thirty dollars; to Hugh Ptit, she'riffof Franklin county, *Y'
the sum of two hundred and thirty-eight dollars and ninety. t '
nine cents, also the additional sum of fifteen dollars; to J. I1 J. B. MAis-
Mc Alister, sheriffof Greene county, the sum of fifty-seven ter.
dollars and forty.cight cents; to J. H1. Beanes, sheriff of Tala- J. H. Beavers
dega county, the sum of forty-nine dollars and sixty cents; to
John Arnett, sheriff of Lauderdale county, the sum of live hun- . Arnett.
dred and eighty one dollars anti sixty-seven cents; to M.
Mleeks, sheriffof Fayette county, the sum of seventy-one dol- M. Meeks.
lars and twenty cents; to L. B. Patton, jailor of Walker county, LB. Patton.
the sum of six dollars and' forty cents; to W. A. Scott, sheriff w. A. Scott.
of Jefferson county, the sum of seventeen dollars and eighty
cents; to W. Y. Glover,-sheriff of Tusealoola county, the sum W.v. Glover
of six dollars and forty cents; to John R, H. Acklin, sheriff of . R. H. Ack-
Madison county, the sum of forty-eight dollars and twenty-five le.
cents; to Joseph Bates, jr. oheriff of Mobile county, the sum of J. Bateit](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsal0169&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)