Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-05-30

mount OF an appropriation for that object. car
Z RED to the surplus fund on the thirty first nj d.
|cember, eighteen hundred and thirty one. g..
thousand dollars.
), For placing eight buoys at proper sites he
tween the CITY Of Albany and point opposite
I lied Hook, New York, being the amount of an
appropriation for that object, carried to the sur
Ipius fund on the thirty first of December, eiph
lieen hundred and thirty one, five hundred dol
liars.
y For erecting beacon near the Charleston
lighthouse, in orG5rto mark the entrance into The
,hahnei commonly known as Lawford's channel,
SCUM carolina, being the amount of an appropri-
Iiuon for that object, carried to the surplus fund
on 'he thirty-hrst December, eighteen hundred
laho thirty one, six hundred dollars
4 For the salaries of Registers and RECEIVERS
r u Land Oihces where there salee, two
Thousand dollars
Fog sur os ing ,i,v f.hlio Ia nds one hundred
and sixty thousand dollars, viz: For the survey
llai he Choctaw cession in Mississippi eighty
Thousand dollars; and for the survey of other pub
lilc lands, eighty thousand dollars; and further
Isnm Tor the survey of the lands ceded by The
Greeks to the United States, fifty thousand dol
rIlars. ~
/ For the salaries of two keepers Of the public
archives I'D Florida, one thousand dollars
or the revision OF all former statements of the
enumeration OF the inhabitants of the United
states and their Territories, being balance duo
~ Ureen Tor printing the abstract Of said revis-
ION, two hundred and twenty nine dollars
For the discharge of such miscellaneous claims
against the United States, not otherwise provid-
lea Tor, as shall be ascer'ained and admitted in
due course of settlement at the Treasury, twelve
thousand dollars.
For stationary and books for the offices of Com
mlssioners of Loans, FIVE hundred dollars
For registers for ships and vessels, and lists of
crews, four thousand dollars
For the fourth pay ment to Luis; Pcrsco, for
two colossal statues FIR the Capitol, four thousand
dollars
= For The salaries of the Ministers Of the United
States to Grea. Britain, France, Spain Russ d
and Co.omDiu, fersyfiVe thousand dollars,
For the salaries Of the Secretaries II Legation
to the same places, ten thousand dollars.
For the salaries of the Charges des Affairs to
Portugal, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, Turkey,
Belgium, Brazil, Buenos Ayres, Chill, Peru,
Mexico, Central America, and Naples, fly eight
thousand five hundred dollars
For salary Of the drogoman, and for contin-
gencies of the Legation Of the United States to
|, Turkey, thirty-seven thousand five hundred dol
, lars.
For outfits of the Ministers OF the United
estutvs, orc Britain, France and Russia thir-
: ty-six thousand dollars.
For outfits of the Charges des AfFirs of the
United States to Holland, Belgium, Central A.
merica, Bucnos Ayres, and Naples, twenty-five
thousand five hundred dollars
For contingent expenses OF all the missions
abroad, thirty thousand dollars.
For tho salaries of the agents Tor claims at
London and Paris, four thousand dollars.
For the expenses of intercourse with the Med
itterTanean Powers, twenty -four thousand four
hundred dollars.
For the relief and protection OF American sea-
men in foreign countries, twenty thousand dol
lars.
For the contingent expenses of foreign inter
course, thirty thousand dollars.
To euubIe the President Of the United States
to procure copies of documents relative TO the
history of the United States, from the public Off
!, ces in Great Britain, two thousand dollars.
For the purchase of the Bust Of Thomas JET
ferson, executed by Ceracci, now in the possess
sion of Mr.. JeFerson's Executor, four thousand
dollars, if so much should DO deemed necessary
I by the Committee on the Library.
i For the purpose of enabling the Secretary Ok
State TO discharge balance due 10 the Marshal
j of the Territory Of Michigan, beyond the exist
ing appropriation, for his services in taking CEN
,sus of the persons in the SAID Territory, who are
not freeholdars, one hundred and twenty dollars
and forty -four cents.
j For account Of printing and binding, and for
j selecting editing, and preparing indexes, for the
compilation of documents, for which a subscrip-
|. ton was authorized BY the act of the second OF
i March. one thousand eight hundred and thirty
one, fity-fve thousand dollars; the printing to be
9 paid for by the Secretary of the Senate ane me
e Clerk of the House, according ~ the terms VI
the subscription; and the selecting, editing ano
e making indexes, to be paid for IN ike manner
land at such rate of compensation as shall be Jndg
led reasonable and proper by the Committees oil
d Accounts of the two Houses.
l. 10 enable the Secretary of State to cause to nc
,rinted. under his direction, selection rom inc
y Din,omatic Correspondence ofthe United states:
|netween the peace of one thousand seven hundred
j. I'd e;abtv.three. and the fourth ct March. one
nn "a seven hundred and eghtv-nine, rsmain
i.na nnnnbished in the Department OF State,
5 valve thousand dollars.
To- enable the Secretary of State to carry IN
l. 81 The resolution Of Cong sss Of the sew.
$, sn.b of March, opc thousand eight hundroa and
5, hrtytwo in rotation to recording pafsu,s' iouf
+ aen thousapd six hundred and ts'''Ve dollars
~ To enable the sscr9'ary OF State to pay ior
- con;as IF PETERS Condensed Reports OF
II sec;sons IF the Supreme Court, subscribed from
81 ,nssr The resolution Of Congress OF the second