Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-30

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Penalties, and for defraying the expenses Of
: prosecutions for offences against the United
States, and forthe safe keeping ofprisoners.
forty thousand dollars:
For the payment Of, a balance due for the
salary OF Robert HI Harrison, deceased,
formerly judge of the supreme Court of
the United States, the same having hereto
tore been carried TO the surplus fund, five
hundred and fifty-six dollars and sixteen
| cents ~.
For the payment of sundry pensions grant
ed by the late asd present government. nine
hundred and sixty dollars
| For the payment of the annual allowance
| 10 the Invalid pensioners of the United States,
] from the fifth of March, one thousand eight
hundred and twelve. to the 4th of March one
! thousand eight hundred and thirteen, ninety
eight thousand dollars:
For the maintenance and support oflight-
houses, beaccns, buoys and public piers,
| stakeages of channels, bears and shoals, and
Certain contingent expenses, ninety three
ihousald one handred dollars and sixty -se-
ven Gents:
For defraying The expense of surveying
the public lhnd within the, several terrific
ries of the United States, forty-eight thous-
and six hundred and twenty dollars:
For surveying the coast of the United
States, being the balance of a former ap-
preparation carried to the credit OF the sur
Plus fund, forty-nine thousand dollars and
twenty-five cents:
For expenses of intercourse with foreign
nations, seventy three thousand dollars:
For the Contingent expenses of intercourse
with foreign nations, ono hundred thousand
dollars:
For expenses of intercourse with the Bar
barry powers, fifty thousand dollars:
relic of n IS a.
ed American seamen, fifteen thousand dol
lars:
Tor defraying the expenses of regulating,
laying out, and making road from Cum
eeriand IN the state of Maryland TO Ohio,
aSreeabiy to an act Of Congress, passed the.
twcnty-hinth day of March, enc thousand
eight hundred and six, being so much of n
former appropriation CARED to the surplus
fund, at the close of the year one thousand
eight hundred and eleven, three thousand
seven hundred and eighty-six dollars and
sixty cents
For expenses Of prosecuting claims and
appeals in the courts of Great Britain, in
relation to captures of Americanyesseis, and
defending Causes elsewhere, four thousand
dollars:
For the discharge of such miscellaneous
claims against the United States not other
wise provided for, as shall have been admit
tea n Que course OF settlement at the Trea-
sury, four thousand dollars:
For defraying the expenses authorised by
the eleventh section ofthe act of March the
second, eighteen hundred and eleven, en-
titled, "An act for establishing trading hous-
eS with the Indian tribes, to be drawn an
nualiy by the President ofthe United States,
tor the payment of agents, assistant agents
and clerks, including the sum of eleven thou.
sand and sixty two dollars and fifty cents.
which had accrued by said act, for the year
eighteen hundred and eleven, twenty five
thousand eight hundred and twelve dollars
and seventy-six cents:
Sec, 2..,-dnd be ii. 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 act making provision for the
debt of the United States, and out of any
monies in the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated.
II. CLAY,
Stea!sr gr.de HOase Of Re6resentativss.
GEO CLINTON,
P'c- President o'Me United STATES and Ptesideas
ofthe SrRa.e.
February %, 1912.
APPROVED,
..s JAMES MADISON.