The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-10
PUnLIc.-No.3 81

AN ACT for the transportation Of GER.
tain unoxpcnded balances Of former mp
proprla.lons.
BE il enacted Jy The Sendi. and House ef
Representatives Of The United States of "A
me,IcG IN Congress assembled, That the
following sums, being unexpended bal
ances OF former appropriations for sundry
objects OF the service Of the War Depart
ment, and in relation to Indian affairs,
which remained IN the Treasury on the
last day Of the year one thousand eigh,
hundred and twenty y-nine, and are now
subject 10 tho provisions of the law direct
ing such balances to be carried to the &C
count OF the surplus fund, be, and the same
are hereby re- appropriated TO the several
objects, respectively, Of their original ap-
preparation.
For the materials for fort on tho right
bank of the Mississippi, one hundred and
ninety two dollars.
For the Georgia militia claims for ono
thousand seven hundred and ninety.two,
ono thousand seven hundred and ninety.
three, and one thousand seven hundred and
ninety four, appropriated by act of March
second, ono thousand eight hundred aud
twenty seven, iorty.ons thousand and five
dollars anu forty four cents.
For the expenses of the militia Of Geor-
gia and Florida, for the suppression of In.
dian aggressions on their frontiers, by act
Of March second, one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty seven, five thousand dol
lars.
For the remaining purchase money Of a
house and lot at Eastport, in Maine, five
dollars and thirty.two cents.
For the removing distractions TO the
Saugatuck river, twenty. eight dollars.
For the building Of piers at the entrance
Of La Plaisunce bay, eighty nine dollars
and eleven cents.
For the road from Fort Towson TO For,
Smith, three hundred and ninety dollars
and eighty five cents.
| For the road from Pensacola 70 ST. Au-
! gustine, five thousand three hundred and
sixty. nine dollars and seventy-two cents.
For the road, called the Kings road in
Florida, two thousand dollars.
! For carrying into effect n treaty with the
Choctaw Indians, dated eleventh Of Octo.
/ ber, one thousand eight hundred and TWEEN
| ty, the balance Of the sum appropriated by
/ the act of March third, oae thousand eight
hundred and twenty. y.onc, rc-nppropriated
by the net of May twenty -siyth, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty -Nhr, and
again by an act of March the second one
thousand eight hundred and twenty seven
being twenty one thousand seven huBdred
and thirty seven dollars.
! For carrying into effect the treaty will,
the Cherokee Indians, and extinguishjng
their claim TO lands within the State oi
North Carolina, two thousand four hundred
and fifty nine dollars nineteen cents.
For defraying the expenses of treating
with the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians,
for extinguishing their title to lands withia
the limits oft the State of Mississippi, one
thousand two hundred and iity.thrce dol
| lars seventy nine cents.
For Purchasing certain tracts Of land
within the State Of Georgia, reserved by
treaties, in fee TO the Creeks, and to the
Cherokee M,ns, the balance of the mp
! propriation of fifty thousand dollars, made
for those objects by an act of March the
third, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-three, being nine thousand one
hundred and eighty three dollars.
! For gratuitous pay for disbandcd officers
and soldiers, including travelling allows
ances for the same, five hundred and forty
dollars and ten cents, being the unexpcn-
ded balance Of appropriations for those OBJ
jects carried 10 the surplus fund on the las
day of the year one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty SIX.
For the purpose hereinafter stated, Il
wit: the sum Of eight thousand dollars
appropriated for the erection of Custom
and Warehouse at Mobile, by act of MAY
twenty fourth, one thousand eight hundrot
and twenty eight, be, and the same j,
hereby appropriated, and an addltiona
appropriation Of eight thousand dollars e
complete the same on an enlarged plan, be
and the snme is hereby made, TO be paiC
out of any unOppropnated money in tho
Treasury.
Approyed April 30, 1880.