The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-03

81 four hundred cellars EACH per sh.itn the COM
n,iioner of loans Ia Pcunfylvauia exceeding Tx
clerks, at the rate Of FIVE hundred dollars each,
ally: to tie coni,nlioners Of loans ir Virginia and
South Carolina, respectively, exceeding swo clerks
at the of i:se hundred dollars each, Tally
the aggregate OF cnmpeuiations for clerks employed
By either OF iaid conn,ilGone-s. tn be apportioncd
among them 1t mis- Jcretion And there fall be
nuay allowed i'll lieu of clerk hire, 70 the commion-
er Of loans in the Gate Of New.HampGhire, three
hundred and fifty dollars to the commiiliorer of
loans in tile fate Of Rhode Hand, four hundred dol
lars: to the commilionrr of loans the ita,e OF New
Jeriey, three hundred dollars: and to the conmiiIi-
oners of loans in the Rate OF Maryland hundred
and fifty dollars.
Sec. ). Ind be II jlrsber eaat7ca, That the COM
penlaecis allowed by this at clerks, hall COM
nence with the year thouiand eight hundred asd
!even and hal be the duty of the fecretaries fer
the departments of na;e treafory, and navy, and
oil the ponaiter- general, and urveyor general, and
of the commioners of loans in the feveral Rates, to
report 20 Congress at the beginning Of each year,
the names Of the clerks they have employed reipec-
lively, i'll the preceding year, and the FUN given to
each and whether the buGnef for clerks increlfes
or diniri!hcs in their REFLECTIVE departments, that
Congrels may be enabled make further arrange.
nen,s by law, refue9ing clerk hire. Ard it fhall lie
the duty OF t- iecretary of the treafury particularly
to report, whether the buirefj in the loan Office of
Pennsylvania nal from year year, continue to re-
quire the additional FUN Of two tnouand dollars al
lowed by this at for clerk hire, i'll coafcquence If
the removal Of the treaiury office from Philadelphia,
IN eighteen hundred, the permanent feat Of 90
vernnlent and likewile he iha repor, the necef,y
fuch ihall continue, Of employing clerks the bu-
ineis belonging the Office of the late commii,oner
| of the revenue.
SEC. 6. AHa be il further eaai7rd That hereafter,
in cate of the removal of any public Office by reafon
OF tckneis which may prevail in the town or city
where iuch Office is located, particular of
the colt OF fuch removal liall be laid before Con-
greis that they may be enabled judge of the pro-
per fam to be allowed for the fame.
SEC. 7. dsd6e it firtbe- enaes.a, That the Pre-
hdent OF the United States be, and he is hereby au-
thored to cauie to be opened road from the from
tier OF Georgia on the route from Athens TO New
Orleans TIL the fame nerfeSs the SIN degree Of
North latitude ProvikI he ihall not expend more
than Xix thoufand four hundred dollars in opening the
tame and to caufe to be opened road or roads
through the territory laely cedcd By the Indians to
the United States, from the river Miiilipri to the
ONO, and to the former Indian boundary lire which
was ehdbhihed by the treaty of Grenvlle P,o-Jed
| He iha not expend in opening the fame, more than
Tx thoufand dollars. And to caufe to he opened
road from Na'hve in the late Of TenneiIee to Nat
chez in the MililIppi territory PyoyiAd, He fall
nor eSpend more than fix thouland dollars in opening
the fame.
SEC 3. 1nd6:H faytber enae7eS, That TO defrav
the eSPene authorized by this act beyond the appro-
pration for the upport of government for the year
one thouiand eight hundred and fix there is hereby
appropriated FUN not exceeding twenty eight thou
land dollars, payable of any money in the treary
not o;herwe appropriated. And that the aa emit
tied An aSf to regulate and fix the compensation
OF clerks" which palred the iecond day of March
one thoniand even hundred and ninety nine, fhall
from and after the frf day of January next be, and
the fame is hereby repealed.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of BE Roaf IF Refr<j2nfati0es
S. SMITH,
Pr5i<nt efbe Senate, Pro fe17sore.
April 81, 1906.
APPROVED,
tn JEFFERSON