American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-18

thousand one hundred and hily dollars per hnnu1
| In the Office of the Commissary General OF
Purchases three clerks. whose salaries, together,
shall not exceed the of three thousand five
hundred dollars per annum;
| Sec O. And be ii further enacted, That il shall
lbe lawful for the officers OF the Departments to
employ, in their respective Offices, messengers, as
sistants, and other persons as follows, that IS to
say:
In the Office of the Secretary of State, one mes
senger, and assistant, al compensation not exceed
ing one Thousand and fifty dollars per annum;
| In the Patent Office, one machnist, at compen.
saon not exceeding seven hundred dollars aud one
messenger, al compensation not excet ding iourt
hundi ed dollars per annum;
| In the Office OF the Secretary of the Treasury, |
one messenger, and ASSISTANT whose compensation.
together, shall not exceed thousand and fifty
dollars per annum;
In the Office OF the First Comptroller one mes
lscnger, and assistant, al compensation together,
not exceeding one thousand and fifty dollars perl
lannum;
In the Office of the Second Comptroller, one mes
Isenger, at compensation not exceeding sevenl
hundred dollars per annum;
| In the office of the First Auditor messtnp err
at a compensation not exceeding seven hundred
dollars per annum
| In the office of the Second Auditor, one messen-
ger, at a compensation not exceeding seven hun
dred dollars per annum;
| In the Office of the Third Auditor one messen-
Iger and assistant, at compensation, together, not
Exceeding one thousand and fifty dollars per an
mum;
| In the Office Of the Fourth Auditor, one messen-
Iger, at compensation not exceeding seven hun
Idred dollars per annum;
| 10 the Office of the Fifth Auditor, one messen
ger at compensation not exceeding seven hun
ldred dollars per annum,
In the Office of the Treasurer, one messenger,
lat compensation not exceeding hundred
dollars per annum;
In the office Of the Commissioner Of the Cen
era Lend Otlit e, one messenger, and laborer, at
together not exceeding eleven hun
bred and fifty dollars per annum
In the Office Of the Register Of the Treasury |
Ione messenger, and assistant, at compensation,
together, not exceeding thousand and fifty dol
lars per aunum;
In the Office of the Secretary Of War, one mes
senger and assistant, compensation, together,
not exceeding one thousand ard fifty dollars per
annum;
In the Office of the Paymaster General, one mes-
senger at compensation not exceeding seven
hundred dollars per annum;
In the Office oil the Commissary General Of Pur-
chases, one messenger, at compensation not ex
ceedIng seven hundred dollars per annum;
10 the office of the Secretary OF the Navy, one
messenger, and assistant, at compensation, to-
6C'ncI, hot eHCSeulhb one tnouSanu ana nity uOl-
lars per annum
In the Office oil the commissioners OF the Navy,l,
one messenger, at compensation not exceeding
seven hundred dollars per annum;
In the office of The Postmaster General, one
messenger and assistant, at compensation, to-
gether, not exceeding one thousand and Fifty dol
lars per annum;
In The office OF the Secretary of the Senate, one
messenger, at compensation not exceeding seven
hnndi ed dollars.
In the office Of the Clerk of the House Of Re-
representatives. three clerks, al a compensation not
exceeding one thousand FIVE hundred dollars each );
and one messenger, whose salary shall not exceedl
seven hundred dollars per annum.
Sec s. find BE- it further enacted, That the sum
OF FIVE thousand nine hundred and thirteen dollars
and seventy five cents is hereby appropriated for one
years compensation for one additional clerk in the
Department oil the Navy, and for tour additional
clerks in the General Post Office, including the
sum OF nine hundred and thirteen dollars al d wen-
Ave cents, due for extra clerk hire in the General
Post Oilice during one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-five, and one thousand eight hundred and
twenty.three.
Fl. CLAY,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President OF the Senate, pro tempore.
Washington, May Goth, 1924 :-Approved.
IAMES AONpOE