Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-06-22


service, viz:
For the preservation of the arms and
other public property in store, including
the hired workmen, and purchase of
paint, oil, and other materials necessary
for the purpose, eight thousand eight
hundred and thirty light dollars.
To meet ordinary acquisitions for ar
my supplies, viz:
For pant and oil for the preservation
of the guns and carriages in the iertifica-
tons, and for artifcers' and in,renching
tools, six thousand three hundred and
forty dollars.
For the miscellaneous expenses at
arsenals, forage for public horses, sta
tionery, sc. two thousand eight hundred
and slXy-lwo dollars.
For the PREPARATION of defective arms,
including the wages of armorers, the
purchase OF iron, steel, coa3s, tools, &c.
eleven thousand nine hundred and sixty
dollars.
For repairs of arseaals, one thousand
dollars.
For the preservation of ammunition,
| nVe thousand dollars.
| For the payment of outstanding claims
which accrued i'll one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen and one thousand
eight hundred and twenty, at Pittsburg,
and not presented until eighteen hundred
and twenly-one, and unpaid for want of
an appropriation applicable 10 the object,
one thousand seven hundred dollars.
For arrearages in the War Depart
ment prior to the FIRST of July, one yhou-
sand eight hundred and seventeen, ninety
thousand dollars.
For pay allowed by law to Indian
agents, twenty-five thousand three hun
dred dollars.
| For suo-agents, eleven Thousand three
hundred and lhlrty-eight dollars.
| For presents to Indians, allowed by the
law of eighteen hundred and two, fifteen
| thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses ofthe Indian
Department, scvenly-fi1e thousand do.-
| lars.
For making good deficit OF the APP
preparation OF the last year, in the same,
seventy thousand dollars.
For payment Of deficit in the appro-
priAtlon for the Quarternaster Generals
Department., for eighteen hundred and
twenty-one, seventy thousand doiiars.
For completing the barracks at Baton
Rouge, twelve thousand collars.
For constructing new RIOTS for the bar
nAeks al GaFisgi5,v, hree. Thousand hst
hundred dollars o y
For lie payment Of tik ( >penses of
the militia eourl n,artialif Fcansglv anna,
of which LIeutenAm C6ionei Ehomas
Moore and David Fore were successive
ly presidents, eight hundred and forty
dollars and eighty four cents.
For the payment OF the expenses oi
the militia court martial in PENIS ivania,
of which Thomas c. Miller was pres-
dent, one thousand five hundred and
ninety eight dollars and seventy -eigh.
cents.
For the pay ment ofthe expenses ofthe
militia court martial In PeDnsy wanna,
of which Colonel James Wood was pre-
sident, seven hundred and ninety eight
dollars and eighty -four cents.
Vi INC pay iCiil VI tHC OdidllCC vi lUS
expenses of the militia court martial in
the state OF New York, of which Briga-
der General Gerard Stetidiiord was
president, nineteen thousand two hundred
and sixteen dollars and twenty nine
cen.s.
For the balance of an appropriation
made nineteenth OF February, eighteen
hundred and eighteen, TO deIray the ex-
penses Of employing brigade OF militia,
being the amount thereof carried to he
surplus fund, twelve thousand three
hundred and seyenty-tcur dollars and
tiity-seyen cents.
For replacing the like amount Of APP
preparations mate for the survey of GER
ain ports and harbors, which has been
carried to the surplus fund, toe sum of
one thousand three hundred and thirty
four dollars and seventy eight cents.
For replacing the like amount appro-
pria,ed to procure medals for officers of
the army, carried to the surplus fund, the
sum of eight thousand two hundred dol
lars.
For replacing the like amount appro-
priated for the relief of Colonel William
Lawrence, and others, carried to the sur
plus fund, the sum of one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars and twelve
cents.
For carrying into effect the treaty con-
cluded at Chicago, on the twenty-ninth |
day Of August, eighteen hundred and
twenty-one, the sum of eighteen thou
sand one hundred and seven dollars and |
ten cents.
For carrying into effect SO much ofthe