Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-01

hose, hrebuckets, barrack quarters, uefehCcs, &C.
for four companies at Prairie du Chen: to COM
plete quarter barracks. hospital and storehouses at
Fort st Philip: to complete the buildings and en-
close the grounds with pickets. at the establish
ment near Savannah; for engine and hose com
plete for Fortress Monroe, and for fire buckets
forty -four thousand two hundred and thirty dollars
and eighty -four cents.
For fuel, stationery, transportation &c. &C.;
relai =, and for improving barracks, erecting new
buildings procuring articles for the mathematical,
drawing. chemical and neurological departments,
and tor the library and contingencies for the Ml-
tary Academy at West Point 6 Excluding the
item. for Quartermasters Clerk Adjutant's Clerk.
and Q,artermaster's Sergeant. thirty-two thousand
two hundred and thirty -four dollars and fifty eight
cents.''
For defravng the expenses of the Board OF Wis.,
tiers, one thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For contingencies of tie Army, ten thousand
dollars.
For arrearages prior to the first of July. one
thousand eight hundred aud fifteen, ten thousand
dollars.
For National Ar,noriss, three hundred and six
ty thousand dollars.
For current expenses OF the Ordnance Service,
sixty five thousand dollars.
For Arsenals, ffty-seycn thousand three hun
dred dollars.
For completing the Arsenal at Augusta, in
Maine, thirty thousand dollars.
Sec. Q. find BE- it further enacted, That the
several sums hereby appropriated, be paid out OF
any money in the Treasury, not otherwise appro-
prIated.
Sec. S. And be it further enacted, That the
Secretary of War be authorized and required to
settle. adjust. and pay, in conformity with the po-
visions Of the act of the second OF January, one
thousand seven hundred and ninety five regulating
the pay OF the Militia. when called into actual
service, the CLAIMS Of the Militia and Indians Of
The State of Illinois and Territory OF Michigan,
called 1it By competent authority or received INTO
service b any General nr Field Officer OF the Uni
ted states. on the occasion If the recent Indian
disturbances. and that the expenses of transporta
tOn. sapptics. materials, ferriage, and work inc
den, 10 the expedition. shall be settled according
70 the justice Of lie claim and with strict regard
70 tne law ard usage etoore established for the
settlement OF such claims; and that tic sum of
forty thousand dollars be appropriated fo' the
aforesaid objects, to he paid out Of anv mnney in
'he Treasury. not otherwise appropriated.
sec 1. s9Nd b. II turthsr enacted, That the
sum If FIVE hundred and fourteen dollars and
tweat, -oae oents, being part Of an appropriation
made BY tie at Of fifth Of March, one thousand
eight hundred aud sixteen. for the relief of Lieu
tenant Colunel William Law ence and others.
aud which carried to the Surplus Fund on the
thirty-tlrat of December, one thousand eight hun
drei and twenty sis, be, aud the same is he. eby
appropriated.
Sec. 5. find be it further enacted, That the
unexpendcd balances of appropriations for the
following objects be, and the same hereby, re-
appropriated, viz;
For balances due certain States on account Of
militia in the service of the United States during
the late war, sixty-eight thousand eight hundred
and eight, five dollars and seventy cents.
For Road from Little Rock 10 Cantonmcnt
Gibson. five thousand five hundred and Fifty eight
dollars and twcnty-sx cents.
For extlngulshlng the Creek title TO lands in
Georgia, four thousand nine hundred and eighty
nine dollars and hlty-scven cents.
For claims against the Osases, b. citizens of
The United States, eight hundred and thirty -four
dollars and fifty cents.
Ap!govcd-2oth March, 1929.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.