The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-05

| rOT pay pi isupeTlnteHuents, nuNai coust w
tors, and all the civil establishments at the
several yards, sixty-on thousand one hun
dred and eighty dollars.
For provisions, four hundred and hfty
thousand dollars. .s r .rr a
For the repairs Of vessels in ordinary. and
the repairs and wear and tear of vessels in
commission, five hundred anu ninety thous'
and dollars.
For medicines and surgical instruments,
hospital stores, and other expenses on &C
count Of the sick, forty thousand dollars. "a
/ For the Improvement and necessary re-
pairs of the navy yard at Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, forty thousand seven hundred
dollars. ~
| For the Improvement and necessary re-
pairs ofthe navy yard at Charlestown, Mas.
sachusctts, eighty six thousand three hun
dred dollars.
| For the improvement and necessary re
pairs of the navy yard ot Brooklyn. New
York, fifty seven thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For the improvement and necessary re-
pairs of the navy yard at Philadelphia, six
thousand FIVE hundred ann fifty dollars.
| For the Improvement and necessary re-
pairs Of the navy yard at Washington, twen'
| ty nine thousand five hundred dollars.
For tho Improvement and necessary re.
pairs Of the navy yard at Gosport, Virginia,
one hundred and eight thousand two hun
dred and fifty dollars.
For the improvement and necessary re
pairs of the navy yard at Pensacola, twenty
six thousand dollars.
For arduancc and ordnance stores, ten
thousand dollars. ...t.. ..aE E.E r
For defraying the expenses that may &C
crue for tho following purposes, viz:
For freight and transportation of materials
and stores of every description for wharf
age and dockagc, storage and rent, travelling
EXPENSES of officers, and transportation of
sea,nen, house rent, chamber money, fuel
and candles, to officers other than those
attached to navy yards end stations, and for
officers in sick quarters where thore is no
hospital, aud for funeral expenses; for COM
missions, clerk hire and Office rent, station
AIRY and fuel, to navy agents for premiums
and incidental expenses of recruiting for
experimenting desertcrs for compensation
to Judge advocates; for per diem allowances
10 persons attending courts martial and courts
Of inquiry, and to officers engaged in extra
service beyond the limits of their stations
for printing and stationary of every descrip-
ton, and for books, maps, charts and mathe-
etors, models and drawings for purchase
and repair Of FIRE and steam ongincs, and for
machinery for purchase and maintenance Q
of oxen and horscs, and for -carts, tinter
wheels, and workmcn's tools Of every de-
scrp,iou for postage Of letters on public
scrvipe for pilotago and towing ships oi
war; for cabin furniture Of vessels in COM
mission, and for furniture Of officers houses
at navy yards; for taxes on navy yards ond
public property {; for assistance rendered TO
vessels in distress for incidental labor at
navy yards, not applicable TO any other ap-
proptiation for coal and other fuel for forges
foundries, and steam engines for candles,
oil, and fuel, for vessels in commission and
in ordinary for repairs OF magaz zines aRd
powder honses; 70: preparing moulds Tor
ships to be built and for no other purpose
whatsoever, two hundred and ninety ave
thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses for objects not
eerein before enumerated, four thousand
dollars.
| For pay Of the fiicers non commissioned
officers, musicians and privates, and for sub
! sistence Of the officers Of the marine corps,
including arresrages and increased pay un-
der the act, second Of March, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty three, one hun
dred and thirty-five thousand eight hundred
and eighty dollars and twenty five cents.
For subsistence of non commissioned Off
lcers, musicians and prvates, and washeTwo-
men of said corps serving on shore, nineteen
thousand two nundrad and thirty one dollars
and eighty cents. .,1t ..-ff
For clothing. twenty mine thousand three
hundred and fifteen dollars. a- rs
For fuel, nine thousand and ninety eight
dollars
For contingent expenses, including ar
roarages, nineteen thousand dollars.
/ For transportation and recruiting, five
Thousand dollars.
Fer medicines, hospital stores. and surgi
cal instruments, for officers and men serv-
ing on shore, two thousand three hundred
and sixiy-nine dollars and seventy one cents
i For balance due Lieutena ut Colonel An
derson n, nine hundred and hfy-four dollars
and twenty-five cents
4 For the erection Of barracks for the ma
rines stationed at the navy yard, Brooklyn,
4 New York, thirty thousand dollars.
For carrying into effect the acts for the
suppression of the slave trade, including the
support in the United States, and for q term
not exceeding six months after their arrival
in Africa, of all persons removed from the
United States under the said acts, five thou
sand dollars.
Tha, so much oftbc sums appropriated BY
the act Of the twenty eighth May. eighteen
hundred and thirty for the relicfo Alexander
Clsxton, as aull remalns due and unpaid, and
which has been carried to the credit Of the
surplus fund, shall be, and the same is here
by, reappropristed. -
Speaker The House Of Representatives..
! MARTIN VAN buren,,
Diee President ofhe United States and
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