Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

and Tor expense OF stationary and Other
contingencies orthe srrveyar generals of
hce, three Thousand two hundred dollars
For compensation 10 the surveyor oil
the lands south of the state Of Tennessee,
clerks employed in his Office, stationary,
and o,her contingencies, three THOUSAND
two hundred dollars
! For compensation 10 the officers of the
! mint -
The director, two thousand dollars:
The treasurer, one thousand two hun
dred dollars
The assayer, one thousand five hun
l.dred dollars:
! The chief coiner one thousand five hun
dred dollars:
| The meter and re6ner, one thousand
Eve hundred doIlsts:
The eneravcr one Thousand two hun
bred dollars:
One clerk. at seven hundred dollars:
And Two, at Ave hundred dollars each /:
For the wages Of persons employed at
the different branches OF melting. coming,
carpenters, mill-wrighi's an smiths
work, including the sum Of eigu, hundred
dollars per annu'n, allowed TO an assist
ant coiner and die-forger, who also over
sees the execution of The iron work, six
Thousand FIVE hundred dollars:
For the repairs OF furnaces, cost OF roll
lers and screws, timber, bar-ron, lead,
steel, potash, and for all other contingent
cies ofthe mint, two ihousand nine hundred
dollars:
For compensation to the governor,
Judges, secretary, and legislative Council
oil the territory ef Orleans, nineteen thou.
sand two hundred and forty dollars:
For incidental and contingent expenses
OF the Legislative council, and of the secrc-
tary OF the said territory, two thousand
dollars:
For compensation TO the governor, iudc-
es and secretary of the Mississippi terri
tory, five thousand one hundred and fifty
dollars:
For expenses OF stationary, Office rent.
and other contingent expenses IN ire said
territory, three hundred and hflv dollars ::
! For compensation la the govrrnor, iudg
es and secretary OF the Indiana territory.
live thousand one hundred and fifty dol
lars:
For the expenses Of stationary, Office
rent, opd other contingent expenses in
the said territory, three hundred and Eltv
dollars:
For the discharge of such demands A.
gainst the United States, on account of
the civil department, notsotherwise pro.
Vided Tor, as shall have been. admitted in
due course OF settlement at the treasu-
ry, and which are of a nature, according
10 The usage thereof, to require payment
IN specie, two thousand dollars
For additional compensation 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 per centun,
IN addition TO the sums allowed by the act
intiiued An aGl to regulate, and fix the
compensation Of clerks" eleven thousand
eight hundred and eighty five dollars
For compensation granted by law TO
the chief justice, associate Judges, and
distriet Judges Of the United States, in
Guiding the chief Justice, and two associ-
ate judges of the distri6 of Columbia. ard
to the attorney general, 6lty-ive thousand
nine hundred dollars:
For the like compensation granted 10
the several distriGt auornies Of the Uni
ted States, three thousand four hundred
dollaas:
For compensation to the marshals of
the districts Of Maine, New-Hampshire.
Vermont, Kentucky, Ohio, east and west
tennessee, and Orleans, one thousand six
hundred dollars:
For defraying the expenses of the su-
pFeme, circuit, & district courts ofthe Uni.
ted States, including the distrie of Colum
ola,and otJurors and witnesses in aid of,be
funds arising from fines, forfei,ures. and
penalties, and likewise for de(rayinr the
expenses Of prosecution for offences a.
gainst the United States, and for safe
keeping of prisoners, forty thousand dol !
lars
For the payment Of sundry pensions
granted by the late government, nine
for the payment &C an annuity granted
TO the children OF the late colonel Iohn
Harding, and major Alexander Trueman,
by an ael Of Congress passed the four.
'een'h OF May, one thousand eight hun.
dred' six hundred dollars.
( FOR the payment OF the annual allow
AnCa tn the fr,.,o1.I