Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

contingencies of the surveyor generals
Office, three thousand two hundred dol
lars:
For compensation to the surveyor OF
the lands south ofthe state of Tennessee,
clerks employed in his Office, stationary,
and other contingencies, two thousand Sc
ven hundred dollars:
For compensation to the officers of the
mint -
The director, two thousand dollars;
The treasurer, one thousand two hun
dred dollars:
The assayer, one thousand FIVE hun.
dred dollars:
The chief coiner, one thousand five hun
dred dollars:
The melter and re6ner, one thousand
i've hundred dollars:
The engvaver, one thousand two hun
dred dollars:
One clerk, at seven hundred dollars:
And two, at five hundred dollars each:
For the wages of persons employed at
the different branches Of melline, coming,
carpenters, miilwrights and smiths work,
including the sum Of eight hundred dol.
lars per annum, allowed to an assistant
conner, and die-forger, who also oversees
the execution of the iron work, six thou
sand live hundred dollars:
For the repairs Of furnaces, cost of rol.
'ers and screws, timber, bar-iron, lead,
steel, potash, and for all other contin-
gencies OF the mint, two thousand nine
hundred dollars:
For compensation to the governor, ind
ges and secretary Of the Mississippi terri.
tory, including sum Of eighty.two dol,
lars, tor the compensation of one of the
Judges which has been carried to the Gre
dit OF the surplus fund, five thousand Two
hundred and thirty.two dollars:
For expenses OF stationary, Office re;,t,
and other contingent expenses in the said
territory, three hunared and fifty 6caarc:
For compensation to the governor, iui.
ges and secretary of the Indiana territory,
hve thousand one hundred and Fifty dol
lars:
For expenses of stationary, Office rent,
and other contingent expenses in the said
territory, three hundred and fifty dollars:
For the discharge of such demands a.
gainst the United States, on account of
the civil department, not otherwise Drovi.
ded tor, as shall have been admitted in
due course of settlement at the treasury,
and which are OF nature, ACCORDING TO
the usage thereof, to require payment in
specie, two thousand dollars:
For additional CONDENSATION to the
clerks OF the several departments of state,
treasury, war and navy, and of the. gene
raj post office, not exceeding for each de-
partment, respectively, fifteen perceDtuu,
in addition to the sums allowed by the
ACT, intltitued An act 10 regulate and
fix the compensation of clerks" eleven
thousand eight hundred and eighty-fve
dollars:
FOR compensation granted by law 70 the
chief justice, associate Judges aud district
judges Of the United States, including the
chief Justice and two ass ,ciase Judges
ot the district of Columbia, and To me at
torney general, and inclu ling also one
thousand dollars for the compensation Of
the distriet Judge Of Ohio, for the wear one
thousand eight hundred and three, fifty
four thousand five hundred dollars:
For the compensation granted to the Sc
Versl district attornies Of the United
States, two thousand eight hundred dol
lars:
For compensation to the marshals of
the districts Of Maine, New-H amDshire,
Vermont Kentucky, Ohio. east and west
Tennessee, one thousand four hundred
dollars:
For defraying the expenses Of the SUI
preme, circuit and distri( courts OF the
United States, including the district Of
Columbia, and Of iuries and Witnesses, in
aid Of the funds arising from fines, for'ci-
lures & penalties & likewise, for defray-
inP the expenses Of prosecution for often.
ces against the United States, and for safe
keeping Of prisoners, forty thousand dol.
lars:
For the paymen. Of sundry pensions
granted by the late government, nine
hundred dollars;
For the payment of an annuity granted
tn the children of the late colonel John
Harding and major Alexander Truemsn,
by an All NJ Congress passed the four
teenth of May, one thousand eight hum
dred. SIX hundred dollars:
For the payment Of the annual allow.
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