Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-23

The melter and refner, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
The engraver, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
One clerk. at seven hundred dollars.
One clerk, at hive hundred dollars.
For wages to the persons employed in the
different operations of the mint, including
the sum OF one thousand dollars allowed to
an assistant coiner and die forger, and six
hundred dollars allowed to an assistant en-
graver, eight thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For repairs of furnaces, cost of iron and
machinery, rents, and other contingent ex,
pences OF the mint, three thousand seven
hundred dollars.
For allowances for wastage in the gold
and silver Coinage, three thousand dollars.
FOR compensation to the governor, Judges.
and secretary of the Mississippi territory
nine thousand dollars.
For cost of stationary, Office rent, and O.
ther contingent exaeuces 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 cost OF stationary, office rent, and o.
.ner Contingent expences of said terrific ry,
three hundred and fifty dollars.
For compensation to.the governor, Judges,
and secretary of the Michigan territory' s,,:
Thousand six hundred dollars.
For cost Of stationary, Office rent. and otb.r
contingent expenses of said territory. three
hundred and fifty dollars.
FOR compensation to the governor, Judges.
ana secretary o.. the Missouri territory. seven
thousand eight hundred dollars.
FOR cost 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 thou
sand six hundred dollars.
For cost OF stationary, Office rent, and other
contingent expenses of said TERRITORY. three
hundred and fifty dollars.
For the discharge Of such demands aora;ns,
the united States, on account of the civil de-
partment, not otherw Sc provided for, as shall
have oeen admitted in due course ofsettlement
at the treasury, two thousand dollars.
For compensation granted by law to the chic
justice. the associate Judges, and district iudo
es oil the United States, insluding the Chief
Justice and associate judges of the district OF.
Coiumbla, and the attorney general, sixty.two
thousand dollars.
For like compensations granted to the sew
erai district attornies Of the United States, in.
GUIDING those OF the several territories, four
thousand SIX hundred and fifty dollars.
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at narshais tor the districts of Maine. New
hampshire, Vermont, New Jersey, North Caro-
una, Kentucky, Ohm, East and West Tennessee
and o. the several territories OF the u States
three thousand two hundred dollars.
For defrayIng the expenses of the supreme.
circuit and district courts of the United States.
including the district of Columbia, and of iu-
rors ana witnesses IN aid of the funds arising
rom lines, penalties and forfe,ures. and for
uetrayInp the eynPnQae of mr. T.
fences against the United States, and for the
saie-keeping of prisoners, forty thousand dol.
lars.
For the payment Of sundry pensions gran
ted by the late government, eight hundred and
sixty dollars.
For the payment of the annual allowance TO
l9e 'hvaiid pensioners OF the United States,
ninety eight thousand dollars.
For the maintenance and sunport of I;ebt
houses. heacons, buoys, aud public piers, s, ke-
ages OF channels, bars and shoals, including
repairs and improvements, and contingent ex
Pences, sixty-nine thousand one hundred dol
lars and twenty eight cents.
For the following objects, being the baiana
ces oil former appropriations, tor the same pur.
poses, carried to the surplus fund, viz;
For erecting light houses at the month NJ
the Mississippi river, and at or near the nit cb
OF Cape lookout, in North Carolina, twenty
thousand dollars.
Fer building a light house on the south point
OF Cumberland Island in Georgia, four thousand
dollars.
For building light house on the south point
OF Sapelo Island in Georgia, and placing buovs
and beacons on Dobay bar and Beach Point.
four thousand four hundred and ninety four
dollars and eighty one cents
For placing buoys and beacons at or near the
entrance OF Beverly harbor in Massachusetts,
three hundred and fifty dollars
For erecting two lights on Lake Eric, viz /:
ON or near Bird Island, and on or near Pressure
Isle, four thousand dollars.
For placing two beacons and buoys NJ mr.
near the entrance of the harbor of New Haven
III Connecticut, one hundred dollars.
For placing buoys atthe entrance of the har.
Dor OF Edgartown in Massachusetts, one thou.
sand four hundred and forty three dollars and
forty three cents.
For placing buoys at or near the main bar
and New Inlet bar off Cape Fe ar in North Caro-.
lima, two thousand dollars.
For erecting beacon on a point of land near
New Inlet in North Carolina, one thousand
eight hundred dollars.
FOR completing the fitting up Of all The light
houses with Winslow Lewis's improvements.
in addition to the sums heretofore appropriated
for that purpose, forty thousand do lars.
For defraying the expense Of surveying the
public lands within the several territories of
the United States, sixty thousand dollars.
For the support aud safe keeping of prison.
ers OF war, four hundred thousand dollars.
For the contingent expenses of government.
twenty thousand dollars.
For the expense of printing one thousand
copies OF The digest OF manufactures, pursu.
ant 20 a resolution Of the House of Rem ,cse,
tatIyes of the MN IN of I,,Iy ,,o -, - /,