The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-03-29


For the current expenses of the Ord.
nance service, sixty y.tive thousand dollars.
For National Armories, three hundred
and sixty thousand dollars.
For defraying the expenses Of the off.
GERS OF Militia who are employed upon the
military Board which prepared the system
oi Cavalry Artillery, and Infantry eXcr-
else, one thousand SIX hundred aud eighty
dollars.
For the settlement of the claims of the
militia Of Georgia, for services rendered
during the years one thousand seven hun
dred and ninety-two, three, and four, u.
| greeable 10 the estimates of Constant
/ Freeman, and to be paid under the direc-
ton of the Secretary ofWur, one hundred
and twenty-nne thousand three hundred
and seventy five dollars aud sixty-six
cents, which shall be considered as full
satisfaction for said claims.
! For Arsenals, torty-iour thousand four
! hundred dollars.
For arrearages prior 70 the first Of July,
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen,
/ twenty thousand dollars.
For constructing the road from Canton
| to GAINESVILLE, in the State OF Ohio, and for
continuing and completing the survey of
the Cumberland road from GAINESVILLE 10
! the seat of Government of Missouri, one
! hundred and seventy thousand collars.
which shall be replaced out of the fund re.
served for laying out and making roads
under the direction of Congress, by the
several acts, passed for the admission Of
the States Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and
! Missouri, into the Union, on an equal foot
| ing with the original States.
For paying balance due to John Nc
! Clure, as Superintendent Of the repairs of
the Cumberland Road, five hundred and
! ten dollars.
For completing the works and deepen
/ ing the channel Of entrance into the har-
Dor Of Presque Isle, 10 cover the expense
of work done and To be done, which has
not been contemplated by any appropria-
ton heretofore made, two thousand dol |
| lars.
| For defraying the expense Of an cxpedi. |
tion fitted out, consisting Of the militia of
Georgia, and the Territory of Florida, for |
the suppression o. sggressions committed
by the Indians on the frontiers of Georgia !
and Florida, thirty nine thousand two
hundred and sixty dolln,s and sixty cents.
For defraying the expenses incidental
TO making examinations and surveys, au-
thoriged by act Of thirtietb of April, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty -four,
thirty thousand dollars.
! Sec. 9. Ind be IL further enacted, That
| the following sums, being balance ofappro
| priations heretofore made, and transferred
! to the surplus funds, be, and the same are
hereby, re-appropriated to the several oh.
Jects hereafter mentioned, 10 witt
For opening road from Memphis, in
Tennessee, 10 Little Rock, in Arkansas
Territory, two thousand four hundred and
seventy dollars eighteen cents.
For improving the Navigation of the O
hlo and Mississippi rivers, torty-iour thou
sand nine hundred and eleven dollars fifty
nlne cents.
For carrying into effect tho Treaty
with the Choctaw Nation of Indians, dated
October eleventh, eighteen hundred and
twenty, twenty five thousand six hundred !
and sixty six dollars sixty nine cents.
For rations to the Florida Indians, TWEEN |
ty two thousand sixty eight dollars and
thrty-scvcn cents.
For running the line of the land assign.
ed to the Florida Indians, three hundred
and thirty dollars and fifty six cents.
Sec. 3. md be H IiUiher enacted, That
J inc ScVcThI SuUl5 ncIcDy uppEOpIldtcu oHdll
be paid out Of any money in the Treasury.
not otherwise APPROPRIATED; ProOided, ho,C
eUtr, That no money appropriated by this
act shall be paid to any person for his
compensation, who is in arrears to the u
nited States, until such person shall have
accounted for. and paid into the Treasury,
all sums for which he may be liable: Pro
rided, also, That nothing in this section
shall be construed to extend TO balances
arising solely from the depreciation Of
Treasury notes, received by such person
| 10 be expended in the Public Service; but
in all cases where the salary, or pay, of a
ny person is withheld, IN pursuance Of this
/ oct, II shall be the duty Of the Accounting
Officer, if demanded by the party, his a
gent or attorney, to report forthwith, to
! the Agent Of the Treasury Department
the balance due; it shall be the duty OF
said agent, within sixty days thereafter, to
/ order suit 70 be commenced against such
/ delnuuent, and his suretles
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
! Sneaker Of the House Of Representatives.
}. e. CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States,
and President Of the Senate.
Approyed-9G March lsg7.
TITfN nIfIN(Y ADAMS.