Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04


For compensation to the director of the mint OFF,
GERS, clerks, and other perons employed in the mint
establishment, eventeen thoufanI tx hundrsd dollars
For repairs, and all other contingent expenees in
inc mint eiAbiihment, fix thoHfAnd three hundred
dollars.
For compensation to the fccre,ary Of war, clerks.
and perion employed in his Office eleven rhoufand two
hundred and ten dollars.
For the compensation Of two additional clerks en-
P'oyed oy the ecretary AZ in copying papers IN
the Office otthe iecretary Of the tTeaury to replace
thoie lately burnt IN the Office, cue thouEand two
hundred dollars.
For iuch additional compensation to the clerks of
the ievera departments Of the realury Of Gate Of war
OF the navy and OF The general po Office, not exceed
ing Tor each department respectively fifteen per cent
IN ADDITION 10 he iums allowed by the aa intituled
" an a 20 regulate and fix the compensation OF clerks
as the ecrctares of the fd departments and the po
mailer general may respectively think reafonabe for
The preeAt year 20 be dribured as the faid lecyeta
rles and the pom matter general respectively all think
proper 10 the clerks in their departments repeavely
eleven thoufand eight hundred ard eighty Eve dollars
FOR an additional allowance the chief clerk of the
Secretary Of tic Navy for his ervces in the wear one
thouGand eight hundred. the fum Of three hundred
dollars.
For contingent eIpenres attending the Office Of iec-
rotary Of war, and 10 make good the deficiency Of for
mer appropriations, five thouiand dollars
For compensation to rhr accountant II the war de-
Partment clerks, and Perfons employed in rs Office,
zen thoufand nine hundred and ten dollars
For contingent expenses in the Accountants office,
one thoulaId dollars.
For compensation 70 the purveyor Of public Puppies,
clerks and Psrlons emp Dyed bis Office and FOR con-
tngen exPences of tie ame, four thoul.nd four han
dred ard fEty TX dollars.
For computation the fecret1rv of the navy clerks
and PeTions employed il bis Office nine thoulaRS one
hundred and ten dollars
For contingent expences IN The oce ofthe fecretary
ct tie navy, three thouand tn ee hundred dcllars
For Compensation 10 the accountant Of the navy e-
Partmsnt, clerks sc psrloHs employed in bis Office
and to msks good deficiency ID the appreciation OF
the Ian year, eleven thcufand four hundred and forty
nine dollars forty one cents
For the contingent e1pences 10 the accountants Office
| lt ven hundred and fit dolla-s.
For compensation 70 the acknowledgement afIaant
acknowledgement clerk and perlons employed ia
the general Pon-ofce, thou4nd ninc hundred aud
Gxty dollars.
For the contingent eEPrncc il the eeDcrai pot Office
two Ehcuisnd ore hundred and twelve dollars fifty
ccnts
For compensation to the firseyCr.Feneral the CON
ungent eJpeuces in his Office and the expcnee Of ere
cung urvsys ofthe public land north YEA 81 The river
| Oho' twenty eight thoulsnd two hundred dc lars.
Ter iaares 70 the Governor SECRETARY, and ludge'
OF the territory norhwe6 Of the river Ohio and he
contingent erpenoes Of that government FIVE thouand
| five hundred dollars
For ialaries 70 the Governor Secretary and Tuegs.
ofthc MGpPi territory, aAd the contingent ey1snSs
oi that government, five thuuland five hundred dollars
For iAaries TO the Governor Secretary aud Iudsrs
q the Indlau ter tory. sol the contingent eYnenrcs
OF that government, five thousnd FIVE hundred dollars
For the dilehaTge Of fuch demands aganit the Uni
ted States unprevded Tor, ha be sicertainc5 and
admitted in due courfe OF fettem At the Treafr
two Ihouland dollars
For iatslying annutics and grants 10 Irtsc Van
Wart, Paul Pauldin5, David Williams Ioieph De
Beanleau. JofePh Traverfe lanes NJ Kenhe Ioft oh
Brule!s, Elizabeth BrgeRs and the children Of major
Alexander Irueman, aud colonel John Harding, one
thouianS ieVen hundred and fifty three dollars thirty
thee cent?.
For the eTpences Of intercourse with foreign nations
during the preien year, and making good the d-fccn.
cy OF the appropriation for the year one thouand eight
Kindred tor the eyPence Of the million France egh
" FIVE thoufand dollars.
For carrying into ehea the Treaty Of Amitv. Com.
uerce, and Navigation between the United States and
the KING Of Great Britain fifty eight thouland eight
hundred and Grty four dollars.
For deficiency Of former appropriations for carry
ing in.o efec the Treaty between che United States
and the King Of sPain forty liz thoufand FIVE hundred
dollars. .r.r
For fulfilling abe engagements of the United States
with the Mediterranean powers, two hundred aAd fifty
FIX thouland dollars
For prof cutting the claims Of American citizens for
property captured by the belgerent powers xy four
thoui2nd dollars
For the relief Of American leamen. thirty thoufand
dol ars.
For 6efraying the further eIpenees incident to the
valuation Of houfes and lands and the enumeration Of
naves within the United States forty thoufand dollars
For the fupport of light houfes, beacons buoyi and
public piers and other improvements in navigation
thirty eight thouf&nd fix hundred and twenty two dol
lars feveaty cents
For dilchargng the e1pence Of the fecond emu
mcTston Of the inhabitants of the United states the
FUN Of 6Ity thoufand dollars.
For dfchargng fch miscellaneous claims asanil the
Uunitcd States oherwle provided for, as iha be
admitted at the Treafury, which according to the
ufage thereof required payment an Peeie, fouI thou
land dollars.
For the exPence Of returning the votes for Proficient
and VcePrefdent Of the Uuited States, enc thouGand
FIVE hundred and twenty four dollars fifty cents For
repairing the buildings occupied by the Trealury De-
Partment the fun Of two thouland dollars
For iatsfying the claim Of Clement Bddle, twenty
nine thoufand eight hundred and fifty tx dollars iiry
three cents.
For ereding Light Houre at Old Point Comfort,