CHAP. 68.—An ACT appropriating three thousand two hundred
dollars to the Confederate soldiers’ and sailors’ monument asso-
ciation.

Approved January 16, 1892.

Whereas the Confederate soldiers’ and sailors’ monu-
ment association is now erecting on Libby hill, in the city
of Richmond, a monument to commemorate the valor of
the private soldiers and sailors of the Confederate States,
in the construction of which monument it is proposed and
desired that each state of the Southern confederacy shall be
represented by a section of the granite shaft with the nam
of such state carved thereon; therefore,

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia
That the sum of thirty-two hundred dollars be, and ths
same is hereby, appropriated to defray the cost of the cap
stone of said monument; and that the auditor of- public
accounts be, and he is hereby, directed to issue his warran
on the treasurer of the commonwealth in favor of Willian
H. Cullingworth, treasurer of the Confederate soldiers’ anc
sailors’ monument association, for the said sum of thirty
two hundred dollars out of any money in the treasury no
otherwise appropriated.

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