The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03
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commissioners o losns, s. for allowances To Ger.
tain loan officers. ia &c., q" clerk hire, ard to de-
fraythe authorized expense Of the several loan
Offices. fifteen Thousand dollars:
For compensation TO the suryeyor.genera and
his clerks, three thousand two hundred dollars
For compensation TO the surveyorof the lands
south of the state of Tennessee, clerks employ.
cd IN his Office, and for stationary, and other
contingencies, three thousand two hundred dol.
lars:
For compensation TO the officers of the mint
The DIRECTOR, two thousand dollars
The treasurer, twelve hundred dollars:
The assaver. fifteen hundred dollars
The chief coiner, fifteen hundred dollars +:
The meter and %refiner, fifteen hundred dol.
lars:
The engraver. twelve hundred dollars
One clerk at seven hui,dreG dollars
And two clerks al five hundred dollars each.
ono thousand dollars:
For wages OF the persons employed in the diff.
fcrent branches of melting. coming, carpenters,
ni!-rights and smiths work, including the sum
OF one thousand dollars per annuin, allowed to
an assistant conner and die iorger, vino also over
secs the execution of the iron work, and OF six
hundred dollars per annu.n, allowed TO an asks.
tant engraver eight thousand Ave hundred dol
lars
For repairs of furnaces, cast. rollers & screws,
TIMBER, bar-'ron, lead, steel, pot ash, and for all
other contingencies of the mint, three thousand
two hundred dollars:
For compensation to The governor, judges and
secretary OF the territory of Orleans, thirteen
thousand dollars
For Incidental AMI contisgcnt expenses of The
executive officers of the said territory, two thou
sand eight hundred and fifty dollars
FOR compensation to the governor, jld ges and
secretary OF the Mississippi territory, seventeen
sand eight hundreti dollars
For expense Of stationary, Office rent and other
COntInp-Rpt nEOppC COG AZ s.,I ta,,,t,.,. ,l,raa l,n,
died and fifty doli.rs:
For compensation TO the governor, Judges and
secretary OF the Indiana territory, six thousand
six hundred dollars
For expense of stationary. Office rent and other
contingent expenses of said territory, three ..un-
dred and fifty dollars
Fer compensation to the GOVERNOR Judges and
secretary ofthe Michigan territory, six thousand
six hundred dollars
For expense o. stationary, Office rent and other
contingent eXDences of the .Aid TERRITORY, three
hundred and fifty dollars
For compensation % the governor, Judges and
secretary ot the louisiana territory, six Thousand
SIX hundred dollars
For expense ot'stationary, Office rent and other
contingent expenses of the said territory, three
hundred and fifty dollars:
For compensation to the governor, Judges and
secretary of the Illinois territory, six thousand
SIX hundred dollars;
For the expense of stationary, Office rent and
other contingent expenses oil said territory, tlr.e
hundred and fifty doli#ts
For the discharge OF such demands against
the uDited States, on account of the civil depart
ment, not otherwise provided for, us shall have
been admitted in . due course Of settlement at
the treasury V, two Thousand dollars
For additional compensation to the clerks in
the several departments of state, treasury, war
and navy, and OF the general post office, not OK
cccding for each department., respectively, IL en-
per centum, in addition to the sums allowed by
the act entitled " An act 20 regulate aud fix the
compensatiGns otclerks, and to authorize the lay
ing out certain public roads, and for other purpo-
ses," thirteen thousand two hundred and sixty
nine dollars and thirty three cents:
For compensation granted by law to tie chief
Justice, the associate judges and district judges
OF The United States, including the chief justice
and two associate judges for the district of CO.
lumbia, to the attorney general, and to the dis
trict judge OF the territory OF Orleans, hity-ninc
thousand four hundred dollars
For the like compensation granted 10 the seve-
raj district attornies OF the u. States, three thou
sand four hundred dollars
For compensations granted to the marshalsf for
the districts of Maine, E~ew-Hampslire, YER
mont, New'Jersey, North Carolina, Kentucky,
Ohio, East and West Tennessee, and Orleans,
the compensation allowed to- the mar
shals of New-Jersey and North c arolina, for the
thASC IS't lutI vi INC year OIc liiDuS3nQ elEilI
hundred and eight, by the act OF the invent fifth
OF February, one thousand eight hundred and
eight, two thousand six hundred and fifty dol
lars
For dcfraying the expenses of the supreme,
circuit and district courts of the United States,
including the district of Columbia, and of jurors
and Witnesses, in aid of the funds arising from
fines, forfeiturcs and penalties, and for detraying
the expenses OF prosecutions Tor offences against
the United States, and for the safe keeping of pri
soners, forty thousand dollars
For the payment OF sunday pensions granted
by The late government, nine hundred and sixty
dollars:
For the payment ofthe annual allowance to the
fifth day of March, one thousand eight hundred
and nine, TO the fourth day of March, one thou
sand eightEundred & ten, ninety-.ig. 1t thousand
dollars:
For the maintenance and support ofiight-hou-
ses, bcacons, buoys, and public piers, stakeagcs
ct channels, bars and shoals, and certain contIn-
gent expenses, sevcnty-ninc thousand and thirty
nine dollars and forty cents:
For erecting two Lighthouses on Long-island
sound, one on WachIIiii. Port, and the other
on Sands or Watcli-Point, tl" following sums,
that is TO say, the sum OF two G,ousand SIX hun-
dred and ulirty-seycn dollars and fifty cents, ba-
lance of a former appropriation for these objects
carried to the 50 surplus fund" and the farther
sum of five Thousand seven bundled dollars, in
addition to the appropriations heretofore made
FOR the same obi .cts:
For placing buoys and bcacons on or near the
aA--l. - --U I $1,000