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tories, eight thousand nine hundred and
fifty dollars.
For the payment of sundry pensions
granted by the late and present govern
ments, one thousand FIVE hundred and
ninety dollars.
For making good deficiency in the
fund for the relief and protection Of sick
and disabled seamen, fifty thousand dol
lars.
For the support of light houses, and
other establishments for the protection of
navigation, one hundred and two thou
sand three hundred and forty -one dollars
and twenty-eight cents.
For surveying the public lands of the
United States, one hundred and Fifty
thousand dollars.
For additional compensation allowed
by the act of the twentieth April, one
thousand eight hundred and eighteen, to
the clerks in the Office of the Supern-
tendent General of Indian trade, four
hundred and fifty dollars.
For bringing on the votes of President
and Vice Presiden', three thousand one
hundred and ninety-6ve dollars and fifty
cents.
For expenses of ships registers, three
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For the discharge of such mlscella-
neous claims against the United States,
not otherwise provided for, as shall be
admitted in due course of settlement at
the Treasury, six thousand dollars.
For the salaries of the ministers of the
United States at London, Paris, St. Pc
tersborg, and Madrid, with the salaries
of their several Secretaries of Legation,
and the salaries of the Charge d'Affairs
at the hague, Rio Jaueirrp, aud al Stock
holm, ifty-seven thousand five hundred
dollars.
For an outfit to a minister at Paris,
nine thousand dollars.
For the contingent expenses Of those
missions, ten thousand dollars.
For the contingent expenses of foreign
intercourse, thirty thousand dollars.
For the expenses of intercourse with
the Barbary Powers, forty-two thousand
dollars.
For salaries of the Agents for Claims
on account of spoliations and for sea-
men, at London and Paris, four thousand
dollars.
For the relief and protection of Ameri-
can seamen in foreign countries, forty
thousand dollars.
For opening, under the direction Of
the Secretary of War, within the Indian
country, q road fror, a point at or near
Turner shears Stand, on the old
Natchez Road, to a point at or near Co
lumbus, on the military road, the sum of
FIVE thousand dollars, which, by an &C, of
the twenty Of March, one thou
sand eight hundred and eighteen, was
appropriated for keeping in repair said
old road from Natchez to Columbia, in
Tennessee, and which remains unex-
pended.
Sec. Q. md be it further enacted,
That the several appropriations herein
before made shall be paid out of any
moneys in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
speaker OF the Rouse OF Representatives..
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of the Senate, pro tempore
Washington, March 3, 1921.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT for CARRYING into execution the
Treaty between the United States and Spain,
concluded at Washington, on the twenty
second day OF February, one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives ofthe United States
Of .America in Congress assembled,
That the President Of the United St ties
be, and he is hereby, authorized to take
possession of and occupy, the territories
o.. East and West Florida, and the APP
pendages and appurtenances thereof;
and 10 remove, and transport the officers
and soldiers of the King of Spain, being
there, to the HAVANA, agreeably to the
stipulations of the Treaty between the
United States and Spain, concluded at
Washington on the twenty-second day of
February, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen, providing for the
cesson of said territories to the United
States; and he may, for these purposes,
and in order to maintain in said terrific
ries the authority of the United States,
employ any part of the army and navy of
the United States, and the militia of any
state or territory, which he may deem
necessary.
Sec 2. And be IL further enacted,
That, until the end of the first session of
the next Congress, unless provision for
the temporary government of said terri