American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-11
VOL. liz.


freight Of TIMBER wharfage and dockage for vessels where
there public yards; expenses, and per diem al
owance for attending courts martial and courts of nqury
compensation to judge advocates cabinet furniture for
vessels in commissions incidental labor at navy yards
wchis not applicable any otherappropraton potaee
Of public vessels in the United States and in foreign
tries printing naval registers, blank payros receptro
stewards returns, seamen allotment tickets the proceed
ngs of courts marta storage of provisions, and stores in
foreign ports and in the United States where public stores
not provided Goals for backsmhs and anchor Makers
and fuel tor steam engines purchase and maintenance q
oxen, carts, large timber Wheels and workmens tools
chamber money officers in lieu of quarters, other than
house rent purchase Of books charts nautical and mahe
NAUTICAL instruments, chronome,ers, machinery, models
drawings and all stationery, of every description, used
throughout the naval service expense Of pursuing de-
serters expense OF officers in sick quarters storage OF
powder; lghterage and hire postage Of letters
public service for per diem allowance to officers engaged
extra service beond the limit of their stations for The
purchase and repairs OF steam and fire engines and machine
for expenses buyng deceased persons beongiagto
the navy for taxes navy yards and public property
and for accidents to the public vessels, and for other
object or purpose whatever, one hundred and ninety five
thousand dollars
For contingent expenses for objects arising in the cur
rent year. and not herenbefore enumerated five Thousand
dollars.
For repairs vessels, and for and tear three hun
bred and fifty thousand dollars.
For the improvement Of navy yards docks, and whaFyes
slips, enclosures, and buildings OF every Descriptions
hundred and yseven thousand five hundred dosrs, win
authority purchase, by and with the Of the Cum-
monwealth Of Massachusetts, slip of land, estimated
contain about nine thousand superficial feet, to sFagten
the back line of the yayy yard at Charesown, Massachu
sets
Fer ordnance and ordnance stores including small arms,
manufacture Of powder, thousand dollars, with the un
expended balances of former appropriations estimated to
amount to about nineteen thousand dollars.
For ships houses, to repay the amount taken from the
Gradual Increase, seventy thousand live hundred
dollars.
For pay and subsistence Of the marine corps hum
bred and sevenytwo thousand and ninety our dollars.
For clothing for the same, twenyeght thousand seven
hundred and sixty-hve dollars
For fuel for the noncommissioned officers mus clans
and pryates, six thousand dollars
For military stores, including stocking arms, armorers
pay, armorers tools, knapacks, TENTS camp equpage
conrements, and ordnance stores five thousand dollars.
i For medicines hospital stores, and Instruments for the
officers and marines of the marine s stationed Shore
1.-TWO thousand three hundred and sixty nine dollars and
iseyenty-one cents.
For contingent expenses that is to say fuel for COM
mssoned officers, transportation stationery, bed Sacks
straw, extra raons to officers and postage public let
tiers, nine thousand dollars.
For repairing barracks the different stations and for
building barracks at Portsmouth, ten thousand dollars
Sec g .4ndbe IL further enached That the several
hereby appropriated shall be paid out Of any money
the Treasury otherwise appropriated Pro,fdsd o1y
euer That money appropriately this act shall be paid
Ito any person. for his compensation, who ISL to the
United States, until such person shall have accounted for
and paid into the Treasury, all for which he be
liable P,orsed further, That nothing in dissection
tanned shall extend balances arising solely from deprec:a
on OF Treasury notes. received by such person to be
lpended the public service but, in all where the
Ipay salary Of any person withheld in pursuance Of this
act, shall be the duty of the Accounting Officer If de-
manded by the party, his agent, attorney, report
forthwith to tho Agent of the Treasury Department the
balance due and it shall be the duty of the said Ager
within sixty days thereafter to order suit to be commenced
against such delinquent and his sureties
H. CLAY, Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
DANIEL D. ToMpKrNs Vice President of the United States
and President of die Senate.
JAMES MONROE.