The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-04-17

sand eight hundred and twenty nine, TWEEN.
ty thousand dollars.
For the Medical and Hospital Depart
ment, twenty five thousand five hundred
dollars.
| For the Qusrtermsster Generals De,
partment, three hundred and forty three
thousand dollars.
For arrearages in the Quarterma.te,
Generals Department, forty two thousanc
! dollars.
For Quartermaster Generals Depart
ment, VIZ: ks for two additional com.
Panles, and quarters for the graduates from
west Point, ordered to join the Infantry
School OF Practice, and H. eRRdi6io;sse hose, fire,
buckets, bsrrack quarters, defences, &c
for four companies at Prairie du Chen; to
complete quarter barracks, hospital and
stoI ehouses al Fort st. Philip; to complete
the buildings and enclose the grounds with
plckels, al the establishment near Savan.
nah for engine and hose complete for For
tress Monroe, and for fire buckets, forty.
four Thousand two hundred and thirty dol
lars and eighty four cents.
For fuel, stationery, transportation, &c:
repairs. and for improving barracks, erect
ing new buildings, procuring articles for
the mathematical, drawing, chemical an
ARCHAEOLOGICAL departments, and for III
library and contingencies, for the Militar
Academy at West Point. "Exc ludng III,
items for Quartermasters Clerk, AdJu
tant's Clerk, and Quartermaster's Sergcan
thirty two thousand two hundred and ihIi
ty four dollars and fifty eigh, cents"
For defrayiug the expenses of the Boa.
of Visiters, one thousand five Hundred do.
lars.
For contingencies of the Army, to
thousand dollars.
For arrearagcs prior to t,e first Of Jul.
one thousand eight hundred and flleer
ten thousand dollars.
For National Armories. three hundrr
and sixty thousand dollars.
For current expenses If the OrGnau.
Service, 6iNty five thousend dollars.
For A'scnOls, fifty seven thousand Il
hundred dollars.
For completing the Arsenal at Augusta
N Maine, thirty thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. ind he Il further enacted. n.
me several sums hereby Appropriated. b,
nGId out Of any money IN the Trelsul
not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 3 ind b. al further enacted, III
the Secretary of War be authorised &.
cquired to settle, adjust, and pay, in co.
urmlty with the provisions Of the act q
nc second OF January, one thousand scve
IN red and ninety five, regulating ~
ry of Inc Militia, when called into ac'u
ervce, the claims OF the hilItia an ...
aps of,he State Of Illinois, and To- itos,-
VI Michigan, called out by compe'onj q,
aorIty. or received into scrv ce bv ay
.eneral or Fold Officer of the United
States. on the occasion OF the recent Indun
disturbances, and that the expenses OF
transportation, supplies. materials, fcrri-
age, and work incident to the expedition,
snail be settled, according to the Justice Of
he claim, and with strict regard to the
law and usage heretofore established for
the settlement of such claims; and TINT the
sum Of forty thousand dollars be appro,,rl.
ated for the aforesaid objects, to be paid
ont of any money in the Treasury, not
otherwise appropriated.
Sec. q. ind be II further enacted; That the
sum of five hundred and fourteen dollars
and twenty one cents, being part of an ap.
preparation made by the act of 6fth Of
March, one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen, for the relief of Lieutenant Colonel
William Lawrence and others, and which
was carried to the Surplus Fund on the
thirty first Of December, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty six, be, and the
same is hereby. re appropriated.
Sec. 5. find be Il further enacted, That
the unexpended balances ofappropriations
for the following objects be, and the same
are hereby, re-appropriated, viz:
For balances due certain States on &c.
count of militia in the service Of the United
States during the late war, sixty eight
thousand eight hundred and eighty FIVE dol
lars and seventy cents.
For Road from Little Rock 10 Canton
ment Gibson, FIVE thousand five hundred
and fifty eight dollars and twenty.six
cents.
For extinguishing the Creek title 10
lands in Georgia, four thousand nine hum
dred and eighty uine dollars and fifty sew.
en- cents.
For claims against the Osages, by citi.
zens Of the United States, eight hundred
and thirty four dollars and fifty cents.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
J. G. CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
Approyed-I9,h March. 1929.