The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-01

'N''Se@ q the Capitol square, seyep hundred and fifty dollars.
 I For orimproving the grounds round the
 Presidents house, including the gar.
 deners salary. three thousand dollars
 For alterations and repairs in the l Presidents house, three hundred dol- lars.
 For the support and maintenance of i flight houses, floating lights, beacoi's, ,. buoys, and stakeages, including the purchase of oil, keepers salaries, re Ipairs and improvements, and contin- gent expenses, two hundred and five thousard seven hundred and seventy eight dollars.
 For building a light-house on or near one of the islands called The Brothers. at the Narrows, in Long Island Sound New York, being the amount of an ap propriation for that object, carried to the surplus fund on the thirty-first of December, eighteen hundred and thir- ty-one, five thousand dollars.
 For placing eight baoys at proper sites between the city of Albany and a point opposite Red Hook, New York, being the amount of an appropriation for that object, carried to the surplus fund on the thirty-iirst of December, eighteen hundred and thirty-one, five hundred dollars.
 For erecting beacon near the Charleston hght-house, in order To mark the entrance into the channel commonly known as Lawford 'szchannel> South-Carolina, being tho amount of an appropriation for that object, carri- cd 10 the surplus fund on the thirt y-frst 1 December, hteenhundred and thirty- one, six hundred dollars. For the salaries of Registers and Re- ceivers of Land Offices where illere: are 10 sales, two thousand dollars. For survey yIng the public lands, ono hundred and sixty thousand dollars, viz: For the survey of the Choctaw ccssion in Mississippi, eighty thousand dollars; and for the survey of other public lands, eighty thousand dollarss and q furthcr sum for the surveyof the lands ceded by the Greeks to the United States, fifty thousand dollars. l For the salaries of two keepers of the public archives in Florida, ono thou- sand dollars.
 For the revision of all former state-
 ments of the enumeration of the inhab- l itants of the United States and their ] Territories, being balance due D.
 Green for printing the abstract of said
 revision, two hundred and twerty-nine dollars.
 For the discharge of such miscella- neous claims against the United States, not otherwise provided for. as shall be 1ascertaincd and admitted in due course of settlementa at the Treasury, Twelve thousand dollars.
 For stationary and books for tho off
 ces of Commissioners of Loans, five hun. q dred dollars.
 ! For registers for ships and vesscls> l and lists of crews, four thousand doi- lars.
 For thc fourth payment to Luigi Per- l sico, for two colossal statues for the Capitol, four thousand dollars. 5, For the salaries of tie Ministers ef 1 the United States to Great Britain, France, Spain, Russia, and Colombia, l forty five thousand dollars. For the salaries of ille Secretaries of the Legation to the same places, ten thousand dollars.
 For the salaries of the Charges des Affairs to Portugal, DenfH;srkk, sSswedeny
 Holland, Turkey, Belgium, Brazil, Buenos Ayfes, Chill, Peru, Mexico, Gene tral America, and Naples, ffty-eight., . 1 Thousand five hundred dollars.
 For salaries cf tbe Drogoman, and for con.ingences of the Legation of the
 United States 10 Turkey, thirty-seycn 5Ethousand five hundred dollars. ] For outfits of the Ministers of the l United States to Great Britain, France l and Russia, thirty six thousand dollars- l For outfits of Charges des Aflaires l of the United States to Holland, Belgi-
 um, Central America, Bucnos yres, and Naples, twenty-tvo thousand five hundred dollars.
 For contingent expenses Of all the missions abroad, thirty thousand dol 1 lars.
 For the salaries of the agcnts for
 claims at London and Paris, four thou- sand dollars. v
 For the expenses of intercourse with 1 the Mediterranean Powers, fventy-ionr 1 thousand four hundred dollars. ! For the relief and protection of Ame- 'l rican nscamenin foreigncountrles, twen- kty thousand dollars.