American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-23
Volume VI.

sixty Eve thousand dollars.
For National Armores, three hundred and sixty
thousand dollars.
For dtfraying the expenses Of the officers of Mi
lila who employed upon the Military Board
which prepared the system OF Cavalry Artillery, and
Infantry exercise, one thousand six hundred and
eighty dollars
For the settlement OF the claims oil the militia OF
Georgia, for services rendered during the years one
thousand seven hundred and ninety two, three and
four, agreeable TO the estimates of Constant Free
man, and TO be paid under the direction oil the Sc.
creary OF War, one hundred and twenty nine thou
sand three hundred and seventy FIVE dollars and six
~ six CENTS which shall be considered as full sats
faction for said claims
| For A!senas, forty four thousand four hundred
dollars
For arrearages prior to the first ofJuly one thou
sand eight hundred and fifteen, twenty thousand
dollars.
For constructing the road from Canton to Zanes.
vile, in the State Of Ohio, and for continuing and
completing the Survey of the Cumberland road from
GAINESVILLE 10 The seat oil Government OF Missouri,
one hundred and seyenty thousand dollars, which
shall be replaced out Of the fund reserved for lay
ing out and making roads under the direction Of
Congress-, by the several acts, passed for the adj
mission Of the States of Ohio Indiana, Illinois, and
Missouri, into the Union, on an equal footing with
the original States.
For paying balance due to John Mcclure, as
superintendent OF the repairs oil the Cumberland
Road, FIVE hundred and ten dollars.
| For completing the works and deepening the
channel OF into the harb bor OF Pesque lslep
TO cover the expense of work done and 10 be dones
which has not been contemplated by any appropria-
tion heretofore made, two Thousand dollars.
| For deiraying the expense of expedition fitted
OUT consisting of the militia Of Georgia. and the
Territory of Florida, for the suppression Of aggres
sions committed by the Indians the frontiers Of
Georgia and Florida, thirty mine thousand two humid
red and sixty dollars and sixty cents.
| For the deirayng the expenses incidental 10 ma
king examinations and surveys, authorized by ACT
Of ,hireth Of April, Thousand eigh. hundred and
twenty four, thirty thousand dollars.
Sec 2. find be it further enacted. That The fol.
lowing sums. being balances Of appropriations here
ofore made and transferred to the plus fund, be,
and the same are hereby. reappropriated TO the
veral objects hereinafter mentioned, TO wit:
| For opening road from Memphis, in Tennessee,
10 Little Rock, in Arkansas Territory, two thousand
four hund ed and seventy dollars eighteen cents.
| For improving the navigation OF the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, forty four thousand nine hund
red and eleven dollars Fifty nine cents.
| For carrying into effect the treaty with the Choc
Jaw Nation Of Indians, dated October eleventh,
eighteen hundred and twenty, twenty five Thousand
ak hundred and sixty six dollars sixty nine
For ratons to the Florida Indians, twenty two
thousand sixty eight dollars and thirty seven cents
For running the lire Of the land assigned 10 the
Florida Indians three hnndred and thirty dollars and
fifty six cents.
Sec. g. .qnd be it further enacted. That the Sc
vefs sums hereby appropriated shall be paid out of
any money in the Treasury, not otherwise appropri
ated: Provided, hocerer, That money appro-
prated by this act shall be paid any person fer
his compensation, who is in arrears to the United
States, until such person shall have accounted for, and
paid, into the Treasury, all sums for which he may
be liable: Provided also, That nothing in this
lion shall be construed to extend 10 balances arising
solely from the depreciation of Treasury notes.
ceved by such person, to be expended in the Public
service; but in al! where the salary, or pey,
of any person is withheld, in pursuance Of this act,
shall be the duty of .he Accounting Officer, if de-
mandcd by the party his agent, attorney TO report
forthwith, TO the Agent ofhe Treasury Department,
he balance due it shall be the duty Ct said agent.
withn sixty days thereafter to ordei suit TO be
menced against such delinquent and his sursiies.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
j. CALHOUN,
Vice President of the United States,
and President of the Senate.
pf JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
mo ISL AN ACT making appropriations FOR certain FIR.
ttications Of the United States, for the year 1927.
BE it enacted blythe Senate and House Of Represen
tatires the United States Of 4merica in Congress
assembled, That the following sums and the same
are hereby, appropriated, TO wit:-For FortiGca-
tion., to each, specifically, as follows
For Fort Adams, at Brenton's Point, seventy
thousand dollars.
For Fort Hamilton, at New Utrecht Point, fhy-
ave thousand dollars.
For Fort Monroe, ninety thousand dollars.