Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-03-27

PUBLIC, No. H.
AN ACT making appropriations for the Naval Service
for the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty
three.
Be it enacted By tie Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatres Of the United States Of .4ateriea III Can
rress assembled That the following sums be appro-
priated for the naval service for the year thou
sand eight hundred and thirty three, in addition to
the unexpended balances of former appropriations
for similar objects, viz:
For pay aud subsistence of the officers Of the navy,
and the pay of seamen, one million four hundrcd and
PoIty-fve thousand dollars.
For pay Of superintendent, naval constructors,
and all the civil establishments at the several yards
ay-scyen thousand three hundred and thirty dollars
Fog provisions, four hundred and sixty thousand
dollars.
Repairs for vessels in ordinary, aud the repairs
and wear and tear, of vessels in commission, five
hundred and six thousand seven hundred and fifty
dollars.
For medicines and surgical instruments, hospital
stores, and other expenses account of the sick
thirty-6y thousand dollars
For improvements and necessary repairs of navy
yards, viz:
For the navy yard at Portsmouth, twenty-on thou
sand five hundred and twcnty-four dollars.
For the navy yard at Boston, soventy-ihree thou
sand five hundred and thrty-6ve dollars.
For the navy yard at New York, thirty-four thou
sand els hit hundred and fifty dollars.
For the navy yard at Phadelphia, three thousand
ltw 0 hundred and seventy-fve dollars.
For the navy yard at Washington, sixteen thousand
dollars.
For the law yard at Norfolk, one hundred and
,tweuty-six thousand five hundred and twenty mite
dollars.
For the navy yard at Pensacola, City three thou
sand one hundred and fifty dollars.
For ordnance, and ordnance stores, ten thousand
dollars.
For defraying expenses; for freis ht and tfan'por-
tation of materials and stores of every description
for wharfage and dockagc, storage and rent travel
ling expenses of officers aud transportation OF sea-
men, house rent, chamber money, and iue ana can
dies to officers, other than those attached TO navy
wards and stations and for officers sick quarters,
when there is no hospital and for funeral expenses
for commissions. clerk hire, and Office rent, station
arv and fuel to navy agents; for premiums and in
cidental expenses of recruiting; for experimenting
,leserters; for compensation to judge advocates
Ay per diem allowances for persons attending courts
marti H. and courts Of inquiry, and for officers eli
gagged in extra service beyond the limits OF their
Stations; for printing, and stationary Of every de-
scription; and for books maps, charts, ana mathe-
NAUTICAL and nautical instruments, chronometers,
models, and drawings for purchase and repair OF
steam and fire engines, and for nachnery for pur-
chase and maintenance of oxen and horses, ana Tor
carts timber wheels, and wormen's tools OF every
descriptions for postage Of letters on public service
for potage; for cabin furniture OF vessels IN COM
mission and for furniture of officers houses at ma
Wy yards; for taxes on navy yards ard public prop
trtyS for assistance rendered to vessels in distress
for incidental labor at navy yards, not applicable to
any other appropriations for coal and other fuel for
FORCES, fonndcres and steam engines; for candles,
OIL and fuel, for vessels in commission and in ordi-
nary; for repairs and building of magazines and
powder houses for preparing moulds for ships to be
built, and for other object or purpose whatsoever,
two hundred and ninety-fve thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses for objects not herein be-
\ fore enumerated, five thousand dollars
For pay of the officers and non commissioned Off
GERS musicians and privatcs, and for subsistence of
the officers OF the marine corps, one hundred and
twelve thousand, nine hundred arid ninety dollars.
" For subsistence of non commissioned officers, mus-
clans, and privates, and washcrwoman, serving on
shore, eighteen thousand four hundred and thirtynne
dollars.
For clothing, twenty-eight thousand seven hundred
and siSty-fve dollars.
For fuel nine thousand and ninety weight dollars.
For contingent expenses, fourteen thousand dollars
For military stores, two thousand dollars.
For medicines, hospital stores, and surgical instru
ments, two thousand three hundred and seventy dol
lars.
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to dis
charge an outstanding claim for prize money for the
capture Of the Agerine vessels in thousand eight
hundred and fifteen, twenty dollars, being part
Of an uncxpended balance carried to the surplus
.Shpd.