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

lars tor compensation to clerks In ad,iitio
to the sum allowed by the act of the 21st q
April, one thousand eight hundred and six
seventeen thousand nine hundred and seven
tyIhve dollars
For the expense offuel, house rent for tn,
messenger, candles, stationary, chests, &c
incident to the postmaster generals Office
two thousand Eve hundred dollars:
For additional compensation to the clerks
employed in the post master generals Office
not exceeding fifteen per centum, in addi-
ton to the sum allowed by the act, entitled
+" An Get to regulate and fix the compensa-
ton OF clerks, and to authorize the LAYING out
certain public roads. and for other purpo-
ses. one thousand four hundred and one COL
lars and seventy-hve cents:
For compensation 70 the several loan off,
GERS, thirteen thousand and two hundred and
fifty dollars:
For to the clerks Of the com
-missioners of ioans, auditor allowance to Ger
tain loan officers, in lieu of clerk hire, and
TO detray the authorised cxpence Of the Sc
veral loan Offices, fifteen thousand dollars
For compensation to the surveyor genral.
and his Clerks, three thousand two hundred
dollars:
For compensation to the surveyor of the
land south OF Tennessee, clerks employed in
ms Office, and tor stationary and other con-
tngencles, including the sum of fifteen hun
dred dollars for clerk hire in addition to the
sums heretofore appropriated for that OBJ
Ject, four thousand and seven hundred dol
lars:
For compensation to the officers of the
mint, viz;
The director, two thousand dollars:
. he ron tl,
dollars: -f i''a
dollars:
The chief coiner, one thousand five hun
dred dollars:
The meter and refner, one thousand FIVE.
hundred dollars:
The engraver, one thousand two hundred
dollars:
One clerk, at seven hundred dollars,
and f
Ono clerk, at FIVE hundred dollars:
For wages to the persons employed in
melting, coming Carpenters millwrights,'
and smiths work, including the sum of one
thousand dollars, allowed to an assistant
conner and die forger, who also oversees
the execution of the iron work, and of SIX
hundred dollars, allowed to an assistant en-
graver, eight thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars:
For repairs offurnaces, cost of rollers and
screws, timber, bar iron, lead, steel, pot
ash, and for all other contingencies Of the
mint, three thousand three hundred and fif-
ty dollars
For an allowance for wastage in the
gold and silver Coinage, three thousand dol
lars:
For compensation to the governor, judges
and secretary of the territory of Orleans
thirteen7 thousand dollars:
For clerk hire, expense of stationary, and
other contingent eXpences of said territory,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty dol
lars:
For compensation to the governor, Judges
and secretary of the Mississippi territory, in
Guiding the sum of six hundred dollars for
clerks hire in the year one thousand eight
hundred and eleven, nine thousand six hun
dred dollars:
For expense of stationary, Office rent, and
other contingent expenses of said territory,
three hundred and fifty dollars:
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 hundred and fifty dollars:
For compensation to The governor, judges
and secretary of the Michigan territory, six
thousand six hundred dollars:
For expense of stationary, Office rent and
other contingent expenses Of said territory,
three hundred and fifty dollars
For compensation to the governor, judges
and secretary of the Louisiana territory, six
thousand six hundred dollars:
For expense of stationary, Office rent and
other contingent expenses of 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 expense of stationary, Office rent and
other contingent expenses Of said territory
three hundred and fifty dollars:
For the discharge of such demands against
the United States, OH account of the civil de-
partmeDt, not otherwise provided for, az
shall have been admitted in due Course OF
settlement at the treasury, two thousand dol
lars:
For compensation granted by lazy 70 the
chief justice, the associate Judges and dis
trict judges Of the United States, Including
the chief justice and two associate judges fuT
the district OF Columbia to the attorney-ge-
neral, and to the district Judge Of the terri
tory OF Orleans, including the SUN of one
thousand dollars for the payment Of the adj
ditional salaries for the year one thousand
eight hundred and eleven, allowed to the
judges Of the district Of Columbia by the
act OF the third of March, one thousand eight
hundred and eleven. sixty thousand nine hun
drcd and fifty dollars:
For the like compensation granted to the
several district attoriIcs of the United
States, three thousand Courhundrgd dollars
For compensation granted ~ me several
marshals for the districts o. blaine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Nsw York, New Jsr.
sey, North Carolina Kepi1cky, Ohio, Eas
and West Tennessee and Orleans, two thou.
sand two hundred dollars
For dc'raying the expenses Of the su-