The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-04

Foo boun,ies and premiums, fiteun thousand
doa.rs
Fox the medical AMI hospital departments, for
" five Thousand 6un.i>:
Fur camp eFuipage, fuel, tools and Transports
lion, two hundred and serenity thousand dol
lars
Fur ordnance. seventy five thousand dollars
the light dragouns and for the light artillery, IF.
ty-one thousand seven hundred and twenty dol.
lars
For forage for the horses for the regiment o!
light artillery, ten thousand eight hundred dol
lars :
For Notifications. arsonals, maya zines and ar.
mories, two hundred md nineteen Thousand and
thirty. four dollars and seventy. five cents:
For purchasing inaps, plans, books and in
struments, two thousand five hundred dollars
For contingcn lies, fifty thousand dollars
For the salary of clerks employed ill., the mill
tary agents offices, aud in the office of nspecto,
of the army, three thousand five hundred dol.
lars
For the Indian department, one hundred and
tive nty. five Thousand six hundred dollars:
For the purpose of paying James Powell, Ia, e
collector OF Savannah, the amount of monies adj
tanced by him to Solomon Ellis, contractor for
supplying ratons to the troops of the u States,
IN the state of Georgia, including commission
OF two per centum to the collector, twenty.seven
SIN EuECceu tWelltyOne COLLARS and
eight cents
For the purpose ofpaying Ferdinand Phinizy,
late contractor for supplying the troops in Geor-
gia, balance due to him as admitted by the
comptroller ofthc treasury, on the twenty fourth
ut July, one thousand seven hundred and ninety
nine, one thousand three hundred & ninety three
dollars and tErty-nne cents
SEC. .. Ind be it further enacted, That for
defraying the expenses of the navy ofthc United
States, during the year one thousand ei ght hun
dred and nine, the following sums, including
therein the SUM OF four huadrcd thousand dollars,
already appropriated by an act, entitled An act
authorizing the employment of IN additional ma
val fcrce," the following sums be, and the same
are hereby respectively appropriated, that's to
say:
For the pay and subsistence ofthe officers, and
pay OF the seamen, one million three hundred
and twenty-three thousand and seventy dollars ::
For provisions, five hundred and sixty-seven
thousand seven hundred and sixty live dollars
For medicines, instruments and hospital, stores,
thir;y-iive thousand dollars
For repairs Of vessels, four hundred and forty
five thousand dollars
For Height, stors rent. commissions to agents,
and other contingent expenses, one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars
For pay aud subsistence of the marine corps,
including provisions for those on shore, and fo-
rage for the staff, one hundred and thirty-h
S'ouo9i' DIN ana
seventy cents
For clothing fer the same, thirty two thousand
nine huntlI ed and thirty-thrce dollars and eight
cents:
For military stores for the same, one thousand
three hundred and fifty four dollars
For medicines medical services, hospital store,
and ali other expenses on account of the sick be-
longing 10 the marine corps, two thousand dol
lars
For quarter-master & barrack masters stores,
officers travelling eXpenccs, arInorers and car
Pentcr's bills, fuel, premiums for eniisting, mu-
seal instruments, bounty to music, land other con-
tingent expenses of the marine corps, fourteen
thousand one hundred and twenty FIVE dollars
For the expense of navy yard, comprising dock
and other improvements, pay Of superintendants,
storckeepers, clerks and laborers, sixty thousand
dollars:
For ordnance and small arms, one hundred and
Fifty thousand dollars :.
SEC. 3. And be ii. further enacted, That the Sc
veral sums specifically appropriated by this act
shall be paid out ofany monies in the treasury, not
otherwise appropriated.
]. b. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of Rebresentatives,
in: ILLEDCE,
President Of The Senate, pro-tea,leOre.
March 8, 1909.
APPROVED,
TIL. JEFFFRcON