The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-02

propriations carried to the surplus fluid, SIX
thousand seven hundred and eighty nine dollars
and six cents $50
For erecting light house on Poiue Judith,
aeing the balance OF a former appropriate
on carried 20 the surplus fund, one hundred and
sixty-eight dollars and sixty sevencents:
For erecting two lights on Lake Erie, viz
on or near Bird island, and on or near Presquc
lsle, in addition to the appropriation here
tofore made for that purpose. four thousand
dollars ~
For defraying the expcnce of surveying the
public lands within the several territories of
the United States. one hundred thousand dol
lars
For paying for the printing of now ships re-
gisters, including the cost OF paper, the balance
OF former appropriation OF one thousand one
hundred and forty dollars for this Object, hav-
ing been heretofore carried to the surplus fund,
one thousand five hundred dollars ::
For discharging the expense of the third eno-
meration of the inhabitants Of the United
States, and that of taking an account of their
manufactures, one hundred aud fifty thousand
dollars
ForeXpences ofintercourse with foreign natl
ons, torty-seyen Thousand dollars: -z
For expences OF intercourse with the Barbary
powers, fifty thousand dollars
FOR the contingent expences OF government,
the balance of former appropriations for that OBJ
ject having been carried to the surplus fund,
twenty thousand dollars
For tie relief and protection of distressed A
merlean seamen, five thousand dollars
For expenses of prosecuting claims and
appeals IN the courts OF Great Britain. in re.
lation to captures of American vessels, and de-
tending causes elsewhere, four thousand dol
lars:
For compensation allowed George W. Erv-
ing as agent IN receiving and paying awards of
the Doard OF commissioners, under the seventh
article OF the British treaty, estimated at two
and a halt per cent. on the amount of such a
wards as were actually received by him. twenty
two thousand, three hundred and ninety-teyo dol
| lars and sixty-seven cents:
| For payment efthe claim of Patrick Donnaw,
| late surveyor of the county of Hardy, in Virgil
| MIA, being his compensation under the act Of
Congress, passed May 18th, one thousand eight
! hundred, " to enlarge the powers of the sur
| yeyors the revenue" for valuing, recording
and adding to the tax lists sundry tracts Of land
and dwelling houses omitted by the assessors,
there not being sufficient balance due for di.
rect tax from Virginia for satisfying this claim,
seven hundred and twenty eight dollars and
eighty five cents:
| For payment of expenditures made by lanes
Simmons, late collector of Charleston, from IA
| nuary first, one thousand seven hundred and
ninety whine, to December 3lst. one thousand
| eight hundred and five. for the Navy Depart
! ment, as admitted on settlement of his account
l at the Treasury, nine thousand three hundred
and seventy inine dollars and three cents
| For the discharge of such miscellaneous
claims against the u States, not otherwise pro-
vided for, as shall have been admitted in due
| course ofsettlement ct the Treasury, four thou.
sand dollars.
For the payment of balance due the estate
OF the late Major General Anthony Wayne, in
conformity with the act passed at the present
session, entitled &c An act fer the relief of the
heirs of the late Maj. General Anthony Wayne
five thousand eight hundred and seventy dol
| lars and thrty-fDCr cents
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That the
several appropriations, herein before made, shall
| be paid and discharged out of the fund of six
hundred thousand dollars, reserved by an &C,
making provision for the debt of the U S. and
out ofany monies in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
| J. B. VARNUM,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
| GEO. CLINTON,
| Tice-Presidsst of the United States and
President Of the Senafe,
} ArrRovHD,
JAMES MADISON.
February 90, 1911.