1846. INDEX.

No.

TREASURER— To pay to G. G. Brewer $50, for making

index to public documents, &c.,

28

— To John W. Whittington, for binding

index, &c , for the State, $191 12,

29

— To Lewis Gootee $17, for work done

the State,

30

— To James Fortune $118 50, for grates,
&c.,

— To Susan Frazier the balance due to

James Frazier at his death, and his pension

continued to her,

31

— To Benjamin L. Gantt $150, for serv-

ing subpoenas, &c.,

35

— To James Coulter $60, for services as

page,

33

— To clerks of House and Senate, itine-

rant charges, same as allowed to members,

34

— To the chaplains $100 each,

36

— To Philip Clayton $8 75, for serving

subpoenas,

37

— To William H. Peaco $50, for services

in Senate as doorkeeper,

39

— To the Attorney General $51, for an

opinion furnished House of Delegates, &c.,

42

— To the order of the Executive any sum

not exceeding $5,000, appropriated for con-

tingent expenses,

43

— To the joint committee appointed to ex-

amine, count and burn State bonds, &c., three

dollars per day whilst engaged, and two dol-

lars for every twenty miles they travel by the

usual route in going and returning, &c.,

47

— To George McCullough, John Skirving

and C. C. Jamison, certain sums of money

each,

48

— To Grecnbury M. Watkins $6, amount

paid by him to the clerk of Montgomery

county, contrary to the decision of the Court

of Appeals,

51

— To David Stewart and Wesley Starr,

agents of owners of tobacco, certain monies

for storage and damages, &c.,

52

— To Sarah Earlougher $6 61, balance of

pension due Rebecca Uncles,

53

— To cause the public acts relating to the

general revenue to be published, &c.,

56