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outstanding and unpaid Treasn,,. unless when there may be fund. s Haq the Treasury to pay all outs's.sl .as snoq rants, &c. This section cooa outstanding that said Treasury warrants J sb.ll on to Pol ble in payment of debts due a- tha q ee rs and Branches, &c. '''' siafe

 SEC. 9. Be t fu7her enac,.a ., and after the first day of tbe r, n,. ilai| year, no Bank bill or issue of if. aI' present whatever, of the Bank of the s,iy S,3, desci sas or its Branches shall be paia als @ ol what may hereafter be paid pa,a ou. out provisions of this act, for liab;G,;'' Ga' uada| before the first day of the present l'lss n'

 SEC. 10. Provides that after l' th lScal bilities of the State incurred bora r's iesd mencement of the present 6scsI I'e lA' have been paid of, the noles 3. ae yea \ Bank and Branches shall not ba Dl ;l lle pad out Ill any manner by the T,.s.a ssa7 Bank ofiieers-but that the s.a'a 'ea'q' burned in the presence of the Cue Ga' sl'l

 SEC. Il. Be t further enocted eJ'gra9 %i and after the 4th day of March, l laal slal shall be received in payment ap aoig, a a0l revenue due the State, but pnr z, f,as' saSe is understood in this act to 1@a@ osa money of the United States, or Treal,l'l T ,sa 'l rants of this State,) Sc. 'sasilg

 SEC. F. Be a turther enoc,s1 m collectors of taxes and revenue oe |. lAal shall pay, in kind, into the state ts Tl qs the same money collected by them ,.s'' ,sa' specie Treasury notes, warrants a' SlH above authorized to be received @Sl

 SEC. l3. Provides heavy nensl,.. any person who shall forge, connts.ts' .s ss' alter any of the above Treasury ws,s.a'l ,sl

 SEC. IA. Provides the manner ,eas af ' some small contingent expenses of fl Il Y eral Assembly, &c. ais

 SEC. l5. Provides for payinp tbe ..,. the Land Agent $500 per yearl o ont ''s' < Internal Improvement fund. su ' There are a number of other seeti,., the bill making appropriations for ". purposes, and some important reguI,,i's ia reference to the fiscal operatiopsof fa'1 ,ssa ernment, but we have not space to M them. The entire bill would fill i6a fs. P'' very nearly. The above are the ma,f ss portant features of the bill, and inen1. ,i portions of it objected to by his EpsIa l the Governor.

 Here follows the veto message of lb,E l ernOr.