Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-25

near the entrance OF Savanna,tgriysr, being |
an expense incurred under the act of me |
OF July one Thousand seven hun |
dred and ninety eight. carriedetpthe sur
plus fund, two thousand four Mindred and |
ninety four dollars and eighty nine cents.
For erecting two lights on lake Erie, viz.
on or near Bird Island and in or near Pres
que Isle, being the balance of former APP
preparation carried to the surplus fund. one
Thousand FIVE hundred and ninety dollars.
For placing buoys and bcaccns at ur near
the entrance of the harbor of Beverly in
Massachusetts, being the balance of for
mer appropriation carried into the surplus
fund, three hundred and forty one dollars
and ninety FIVE cents.
For rebuilding the BRIdhead light house
IN North Carolina, fifteen thousand dollars
For placing 4 buoy at the entrance o.
Barnstable harbor, one hundred dollars.
For the support of sick and disabled sea-
men IN addition to the funds already appro-
prlated by law, twenty thousand dollars.
For defraying the expense of survey ng
the public land within the several territo-
| RES OF the United States, sixty one thou
sand two hundred and sixty dollars.
For the payment Of claim for taking the
second census or enumeration of the inhabi
tants of the United States, the sum appro
! pr'ated toi that object having been hereto
tore carried to the surplus fund, two han
oreu and seventy seven dollars and twelve
cents.
For the support and safe keeping OF pri-
| soners ot war, one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
For bringing the votes for President and
| Vice President of the United States to the
seat OF government, one thousand nine hun
| dred and eleven dollars and fifty cents.
| For paying the bounties which may be-
| come payable to the owners of private
armed vessels, in conformity with the 9th
| section the act of the twenty sixth of Ilrae
one thousand eight hundred and twelve, ten
| Thousand dollars.
For making the road from Cumberland in
the state of Maryland, to the state OF Ohio
to be repaid out of the FIVE per cent. fund
reserved for that purpose, one hundred and
| forty thousand dollars.
| For pensions to the widows or children
OF oihcers and soldiers killed in the Campaign
OF one thousand eight hundred and eleven
on the Wabash, from the seventh Of NJaem
Der one Thousand eight hundred and eiesAn,
to the thirty first of December ono thousand
| elght hundred and thirteen, five thousand
hve hundred and seventeen dollars and 27
cents.
| For expenses of intercourse with foreign
nations, thirty five thousand four hundred
dollars.
For the contingent expensesof intercourse
with foreign nations, fifty thousand dollars.
! For expenses ofinteI course with the Bar
barry powers. htty thousand dollars.
For the relief ahd protection of distressed
American seamen, fifteen thousand dollars.
For expenses of prosecuting claims and
| appeals in the courts of France ard Den
mark in relation to captures of American
| veseels, and defending Causes elsewhere, 4
| thousad dollars.
| For the discharge of such miscellaneous
claims against the United States not other
wise provided for, as shall have been adj
miteed in due course of settlement at the
| Treasury, four thousand dollars.
Sec. ?. Ind be II. further Enacted, That
the several appropriations herein before
made, shall be paid and discharged out Of
| the.hind of six hundred thousand dollars,
reserved by an act making provision for the
debt Of the U. States, and out OF any monies
in the Treasury not otherwise appropris-
ted.
so TT. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
WM. Il CRAWFORD,
fr A. Al.