Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-29

members oil the Legislative Council, IN
GLIDING printing the laws, and the con
tingent and incidental expenses OF sale
Council, FIVE thousand two hundred anC
seventy dollars.
For compensation to the Go. ernor
Judges, and Secretary OF the Arkansa!
Territory, including additional compen
sation TO two oil the Judges, for part o
the year one thousand eight hundred ane
twenty -four, per act Of twenty-sixth o
May, one thousand eight hundred ano
twenty -four, nine thousand nine hundred
and five dollars and fifteen cents.
For the contingent expense of the Ar
kansas Territory, three hundred and fil.
ty dollars.
For compensation to the Governor,
Judges, and Secretary Of the Florida
Territory, eight thousand five hundred
dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the
Florida Territory, three hundred and
fifty dollars.
For compensation and mileage 10 the
members oil the Legislative Council, in
GLIDING printing of the laws, and the con-
tingent and incidental expenses OF SAID
Council, five thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars.
For the salaries Of the keepers of the
public archives in the Territory OF Flo
rida, at five hundred dollars each, as al
lowed by law, one thousand dollars.
For compensation to the Chief Justice,
the Associate Judges, and District Jud-
ges OF the United States, including the
f-Justice and Associate Judges OF the
District OF Columbia, seventy-nine thou
sand two hundred dollars.
For compensation TO the Attorney
General of the United States, three thou.
sand five hundred dollars.
For compensation 10 the clerk in the
Office OF the Attorney General, eight hun
dred dollars.
For compensation 10 sundry District
Attorneys and Marshals, as granted by
law, including those in the several Ter
ritories, ten thousand nine hundred dol
lars.
For defrayng the expenses of the Su
preme, Circuit and District Courts OF
the United States, including the Dslrlc
Of Columbia, apd OF Jurors aud Witnesses,
in aid OF the funds arising from fines, pc
naties, and lorteiures, for detraying the
expenses OF proseculionfor offences com
milted against the United States, and for
the safe keeping OF prisoners, one hun.
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
For the payment OF sundry pensions
granted by the late and present govern
ment, two thousand and fifty dollars.
For the support and maintenance OF
light houses, floating lights, beacons,
ouoys, and s,akeages, including the pur-
chase of oil, keepers salaries, repairs,
and Improvements, and contingent expen-
ses, one hundred and lhlry-two thousand
three hundred and lorly-six dollars and
Sky SIX cents.
For procuring and placing three buoys |
On the bar near the port oil Georgetown,
South Carolina, being the amount OF an
appropriation tor that object, carried TO
he surplus fund on the thirty first OF De-
:ember last, six hundred dollars.
For building light house on Bakers
Island, on Mount Desert, in the State OF
Maine, being the amount of an appro-
oriation for that object, carried to the
surplus fund on the thirty first Of De
.ember last, two thousand FIVE hundred
dollars.
For building light house on Dutch
Island, in Narraganset Bay, Rhode ISL
and, in addition TO the appropriation OF
hree thousand dollars, made per act of
be third of March, one thousand eight |
hundred and ty.6ve, two thousand
dollars.
For building small beacon ligh, on
Warwick Neck, in Rhode Island, in ad
]ition to the appropriation OF one thou
land dollars, made per &c, OF the third OF
March, one thousand eight hundred and
wen,y five, two thousand dollars.
For building light vessel for A her
narle Sound in North Carolina, to be
placed at or near the South Point OF
Roanoke Island, a, or near the end OF
w AIDES Point Shoal at the mouth OF
Pasquotank river, in addition to the ap.
of FIVE thousand five hundred
dollars, made per act OF the third OF
March, one Thousand eigb, hundred and
wenty FIVE, three thousand dollars.
For building Light House on Point
Defer, in the State OF Louisiana, in addi-
ion TO the appropriation OF ten thousand
dollars, made per act Of the third OF
VI arch, one thousand eight hundred and
wenty five, four thousand dollars.
For surveying the Public Lands OF