Chap. 104.—An ACT authorizing the payment to Randolph Rogers, Esq.,
of all amounts for Statuary for the Washington Monument, as the same
may become due. :

Passed January 26, 1867.

Whereas, 6n the eighteenth day of December, eighteen
sandred and fifty-seven, a contract was made between Henry
4. Wise, governor, acting in behalf of this commonwealth,
and Randolph Rogers, Esq., for the execution and delivery
in the city of Richmond, of certain statues and allegorical
figures to be placed on the “Washington monument,” and
it isrepresented to this general assembly that the said Rogers
is ready, on his part, to comply with the terms of said con-
tract: ‘Therefore, .

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That the audi-
tor of public accounts be authorized and directed to issue his
warrant or warrants: upon the treasury, payable out of any
money therein not otherwise appropriated, in favor of Ran-
dolph Rogers or his legal representative, in such sum or sums,
and at such time or times, as the same may be certified to be
due to the said Rogers by orders of the governor, under the
above named contract.

2. This act shall be in force from its passage.

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