The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-01

For powder magazine, seventeenhou-
sand dollars.
For wall or enclosure of briclSthree
yards high, and n half yard thick as re-
commended by commodore Dallas, senty
four thousand dollars.
For ordnance and ordnance store. sixty
four thousand nine hundred dollar,
For defraying the expenses tina may
accrue for the following purposes viz;
for the freight and transportation o ma
teriaIs and stores Of every descriptio for
wharfage and dockage, storage andrent:
travelling expenses of officers and rams
portation of seamen house rent iorpurs-
ers, when attached TO yards and stations
where no house is provided for fuieral
expenses for commissions, clerk hc of
flee rent, stationery and fuel To navy
agents /; for premiums and incidentl ex-
penses of recruiting for ap prehelding
deserters for compensation to jude ad-
vocates for perdiem allowance to pesons
attending courts martial and courts 1f in
quiry for printing and stationery ofeyery
description, and working the liihogiaphic
press, and for books, maps, charts, ihathe-
matical and nautical instruments, chro-
nometers, models, and drawings; for the
purchase and repair Of fire engines and
machinery, and for the repair Of steam
engines for the purchase and mainte-
nance of oxen and horses, and for carts,
timber-wheels, and workmens tools of
every description ; for postage ofleters on
public service for pilotage and towing
ships of war for cabin furniture ,of YES
sells in commission for taxes and assess
ments on public property; for assistance
rendered TO vessels in distress for irciden-
tai labor at navy yards, not applicable TO
any other appropriation for coal and 9TH
er fuel, and for candles and oil for repairs
of magazines or powder-houses for pre-
pairing moulds for ships TO be built; and
for no other purpose whatever, three hun
dred and twenty-one thousand six hun
dred dollars.
For contingent expenses for objects
not herein before enumerated, three thou
sand dollars.
For completing the steam vessel now
building at the navy yard at Brooklyn,
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For completing the navy hospitals near
New York and Boston, regulating the
grounds, making the necessary encIos-
ures, repairing the naval asylum and all
other hospitals, and the buildings, and
landings connected with them, and for
preparing suitable burying grounds, forty
five thousand four hundred and ten dol
lars.
For completing the powder magazines
near New York and Boston, with the
landings, enclosures, and dependencies,
nineteen thousand two hundred dollars.
For pay of the officers, non commits
stoned officers, musicians and privates,
and for subsistence of the officers of the
marine corps, one hundred and sixty-three
thousand sevcnty-seven dollars aud twcn-
ty-fjve cents.
For provisions for non-commssioned
officers, musicians, and privates of said
corps, serving on shore, and for servants
and washerwomen, thirty-threc thousand
five hundred and seventeen dollars and
scventy-two cents.
For clothing, thirtv-eight thousand six
hundred and fifty-fve dollars.
For fuel, fourteen thousand five hun
dred and eighty-nine dollars.
For the purchase of sites and the ercc-
ton of barracks near the navy yards Mt
Charlestown, Gosport, and Pensacola,
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For repair of barracks near Portsmouth
New Hampshire, and for repairs at the
other stations, eight thousand nine hun
dred dollars.
For transportation of officers, nom
commissioned officers, musicians, and
privates, and expenses of recruiting, six
thousand dollars.
For medicines, hospital stores, surgical
instruments, and pay of matron, four
thousand one hundred and thirty. niue
dollars and twenty-nine cents.
For military stores, pay of nrmorers.
keeping arms in repair, drums, flies flags,
accoutrements, and ordnance stores, two
thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of said corps,
seventeen thousand nine bandred and
seventy-seven dollars and ninety-thrce
cents.
For arrearages for defraying the extra
services and expenses Of the officers of
the navy engaged in the survey OF the
coasts and harbors of the United Stites,
for the year eighteen hundred and thirty,
and prior thereto, being the amount APP
propriated in eighteen hundred and thlr-
ty-four, for the same object, but by that
act made applicable only to arrearages
for the year eighteen hundred and thirty,
fifteen hundred dollars.
SEcTIoN2. Ind be IL further enacted,
That the President Of the United States
be, and hereby is authorized, to send out
a surveying aud exploring expedition, to
the Pacific ocean and the South seas,
aud for that purpose 10 employ sloop Of
unr and fn nnrchase or nrnxihe such 9th