The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-31

ant pos-maS,er-genera clerks and persons employed
IN the general post-ofhce, including Thousand two
hundred and thiee dollars and twenty-five cents for dc
heences in the appropriations for the years one thos
and eight hundred and twelve, and thousand eight
hundred and thirteen, and the sum Oh FIVE Thousand Sc
ven hundred and Eity-fve dollars, in addition 10 the
sum allowed ior the compensation Of clerks bv the act
OF April tweny-hrst, thousand eight hundred and
SIX, twenty three thousand hundred and sNy-thre,
dollars and twenty live cents.
FOR contingent expenses of the general post-oii,ce,
TWO thousand eight hundred dollars
For additional compensation to the clerks employed
III the general Postofice, not exceeding fifteen per
centuin ON the sum allowed by the act en-
utiea An act to regulate and fix the compensation OF
clerks and to authorize the ayn. ont certain public
roads and Tor otherpurposes, thousand four hun
ureu and one dollars and seventy five cents.
FOR compensation 10 the several lo:. officers thirteen
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
FOR compensation To the clerks 9f the commissioners
oil loans, including oftwo thousand dollars in adj
utlon TO me amount heretofore allowed by law and for
allowance to certain loan officers, in lieu of clerk hare
and to desy the authorised expeuees Of the several
oln Offices, seventeen Thousand dollars.
For compensation to the surveyor general, and his
CLERKS, three thousand two hundred dollars.
for compensation to the surveyor OF lands south of
tennessee, and clerks employed in his Office, and for
hundred dollars So.
For compensatonto the officers Of tlie mint, viz
ne dircetor, two Thousand dollars.
nc treasurer, one thousand two hundred dollars.
ne asstStr. one thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
4 he conner, one thousand five hundred dollars.
he meter and refner, one thousand five hundred
dollars
The engraver, one thousand two hundred dol
lars
One clerk, at seven hundred dollars
One clerk at five hundred dollars.
For wages, to the persons employed in the different
operations OF the mint including the at Que thou
sand dollars allowed an assistant coiner and die
foger, and six hundred dollars allowed to an assistant
ensr7ver, eisltthousand five hundred dollars.
For repairs OF furnaces, cost OF iron and machinery
rents and other contingent expenses of the mint three
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For allowances for wasage in the gold s. silver coin
age, ~taree thousand dollars
For compensation to the governor, judges, and Sc
cretary ofte Mississippi territory, pine thousand dol
lars
Forcost ofstationary, Office rent, and other contin-
gent expenses OF said territory, three hundred an IF
" dollars
For compensation to the governor Judges, and seore-
tary Of the Indiana territory, thousand SIX hundred
dollars.
For cost of stationary, Office rent & other contingent
expenses oil said territory, three hundred and fifty dol
lars .,.
For compensation to the governor Judges and secre
taly ofthe Michigan territory, six thousand six hundred
dollars.
Forcost Of stationary, Office rent, and other conn-
gent expenses OF said territory. three hundred and fifty
dollars.
For compensation to the governor, Judges, & sec,e-
y OF the Missouri territory seven thousand eghthun
For cost of stationary Office rent and other contin
gent expences of said territory, three hundred and fifty
dollars.
For compensation to the governor, judges, and Sc
cretary of the Illinois terroI six thousand six hundre
dollars
For cost Of stationary office rent and other contin-
gent expenses OF said territory, three hundred and fifty
dollars.
For the discharge of such demands against the Uni
TED States on account OF the civil Department. not other
wise provided for, shall have been admitted in due
course Oh settlement at their treasury, two thousand dol
lars.
For compensation granted by law to the chief Justice
the associate Judges and district judges Oh the T. States
ncuing the chief justice and associate Judges of the
district OF ournba, and the attorney general, sixty
two thousand dollars
For Ike coupenSaons Granted to the several isttic,
attornes OF the United States including those of the
several territories four thousand six hundred and y
dollars
For Ike comPensations granted to the several mar
Stalls, tor the districts of Maine, New-Hamps.ire,
Vermont, New-Jersey North Carolina KenmCkv, o.
mo, East and West Tennessee, and othe seve. ter
rtories or ehe u States three thousand two hundre
dollars
For deiaying the expenses fine supreme, circuit
and district courts Of the United States including the
district OF Columbia, and ofurors and witnesses in aid
OF The unds ARISING from fines penalties and fortlres
ana iordeIsyng the expenses ofprosecutoIs Cor often
ces against the United States, and for tie safekeepinc
OF prisoners, forty thousand dollars
For the payment of sundry pensions granted ny
the late government, eight hundred and sixty dol
lars.
For the payment of the annual allowance to the INA
hd pens oneIs of tue United States ninety eight tLous-
aud dollars
For the maintenance and support of light houses,
0e"cons buoys and public piers, s,aSesges o channels
bars and shoals including repairs and improvements &
contingent expence sIxty-nine thousand one hundred,
dollars and twenty-eght cents.
FOR the following objects, being tie balances Of for
er appropriations, for the purposes, carried to
the surplus fund, viz.
For erecting lighthouses at the mouth of the Ms
sissIPp river, and at or the pitch Of the Cane
lookout IN North Carolina, twenty thousand dol
For beliing a lightiouse on the south poin.
OF Cumberland Island, in Georgia. four thousand dol.
For binding a lighthouse on the south point
OF Sapelo Island, in Georgia and placing buoys and
oeacons, on )obay lIai and Beach Point four thousand
cents. '''o
For placing buoys and bacons ri or near the entrance
OF beverly tarbor in Massachusetts, three handrcd
and fifty dollars.
For erecting lights on lake Erie, viz. ON o., near
rn island, AID on ncar Presue Isle four thousand
For placing two brac,ns and buoys at orncar the en-
hundred dollars. '''
For placing Lnoys at the entrance of the bar-
Dor Of Eigautown in Massachusetts, one t!,onsand
cents. ~ > ''i %
For placing buoys at Or near the main bar and New
Inlet bs, If Cape Foar III North Carolina two thous
aud dollars.
For erecting beacon on point Of land near New.
met IN N0rth Carolina, one thousand eight hundred