The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-22


Carolina, Kcn.u.ky, Ohio, East and West
Tennessee and OrIeany Two thousand two
hundred dollars
For deflaying The expenses OF the supreme,
circuit and district courts Of tho United States,
including the district Of Columbia, and Of ju-
rors and witnesses, in aid of the funds aris-
ing from fines, forfcitures and penalties, and
for defraying the expenses of prosecutions
for offenses against the United States, and
for the safe keeping of the prisoners, forty
thousand dollars
For the paymcn, Of a balance due for the
salary of Robert H. Harrison, deceased, for
merIy Judge Of the supreme court OF the
United States, the same having heretofore
Dcen carried to tho surplus fund, five hun
dred and fifty six dollars and sixteen cents.
For the payment of sundry pensions grant
cd by the late and present government nine
hundred and sixty dollars
For tie payment of the annual allowance to
the Invalid pensioners OF the United States,
from the fifth o! March, one thousand eight
hundred and twelve, 10 the fourth OF March,
one thousand eight hundred and thirteen,
ninety-eight thousand dollars
For the maintenance and support Of light
houses, beacons, buoys and public piers,
slakeages for channels, bars and shoals, and
certain contingent expenses, nlnety,three
thousand one hundred dollars and sixty-sevcn
cents I:
For defraying the expense OF surveying
the public land within the several territories
OF the Uniied States, forty-eight thousand
six hundred and twenty dollars
For surveying the coast OF the United
States, being the balance OF a former appro-
priation carried TO the credit OF the surplus
fund, forty.nine thousand ;wo-hundted and
eighty-lour dollars and twenty five cents:
For expenses of intercourse with foreign
nations, seventy-,hree thousand dollars:
For The contingent expenses oi intercourse
with foreign nations, one hundred thousand
dollars:
For expenses Of intercourse with the Bar
barry powers, fifty thousand dollars !:
For the relief and protection OF distressed
American seamen, fifteen thousand dollars !:
For defraying the expenses of regulating,
laying out, anc. messing road from Cumber.
land in the slate Of Maryiandto Ohio, agree
ablyio an act of Congress, passed the twcn-
,y-ninth day OF Match, one thousand eight
hundred and six, being SO much Of former
appropriation carried to the surplus fund, at
the close OF the year one thousand eight hun
drSd and eleven, three thousand seven hun
dred and cighty-six dollars and sixty Gents:
For expenses ol prosecuting claims and
appeals in the courts OF Great Britain, in re-
iation to captures OF American vessels, and
defending causes elsewhere, four Thousand
dollars
For tho disChargc uf ouch miscellaneous
claims against the United States not other
wise provided for, as shall have been admit
ted in due course of settlement at the treasu-
ry, four thousand dollars
For defraying the expenses authorised
by the eleventh section OF the act OF March
the second, eighteen hnndred and eleven,
entitled, " An act for establishing trading
houses with the Indian tribes" to be drawn
annually by the President ofthe United States,
for the payment OF agents, assisting agents
and clerks, including the sum of eleven
thousand and sixty-two dollars and fifty cents,
which had accrued by said act, for the year
eighteen huudted and eleven, twenty-five
thousand eight hundred and twelve dollars,
and seventy six cents.
SEC. 2.---.fnd be if further enacted, That
the eDyeral appropriations herein before made,
shall be paid and discharged out of the fund
of six hundred thousand dollars, reserved BY
an act making provision for the debt OF the
United States, and out of any monies in the
treasury, not otherwise appropriated.
H. CLAY,
Sheaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Yiec- President Of The United States, and
Presiaeaf Of fhe Serafe.
February 20, 1912 APPROVED,