The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25

For the payment OF el1ms of Lieutenant
Colonel w. Lawrence and others, being part
of an appropriation made by the act off the fifth
of March, one thousand eight hundred and six
teen, tor these objects, carried to the surplus
fund on the thirty first Of December, thou
srnd eight hundred and tweDty-six, re-appro-
priated on the twentieth of March, ono thou
sand eight hundred and twenty eight, and again
carried TO the surplus fund on tho thtrty-frst of
December, ono thousand eight hundred and
thirty, three hundred and forty-seven dollars
and sixty-sevcn cents.
For the expense Of medals and swords for
Colonel Croghan and others, five thousand
one hundred dollars.
For the expense of bringing TO the seat Of
Government the votcs for President and Vice.
President ofthe ULited States, eight thousand
dollars.
For the survey Of the coast Of the United
States, eighty thousand dollars.
For the Governor, judges, secretary, district
attorney, and marshal, and contingent expen-
ses, ofthe Wisconsin Territory, nine thousand
nine hundred dollars.
Compensation and mileage ofthe members of
the Legislative Council, and 10 defray the OK
penses of the Legislative Assembly, the printing
Of the laws, and other incidental expenses of
said territory, nine thousand four hun dred dol
lars.
For the public buildings and library Of said
territory, twenty-five thousand dollars
For enlarging and repairing the custom-house,
and purchasing additional land therefor, at
Bath, in the State Of Maine, five thousand five
hundred dollars.
For repairs Of public bindings at Staten Is
land four thousand five hundred dollars.
For defraying the expenses of a survey of lots
in the town of Galcna, Illinois, TO be made by
tho Surveyor General Of Missouri and Illinois,
under an act of Congress approved the 5th day
Of February one thousand eight hundred and
twenty mine, one thousand dollars.
For a custom-house in Boston, in addition TO
former appropriation, two hundred thousand
dollars.
For marble bust of the late Chief Justice
Marshall, five hundred dollars.
For payment for preparing, printing, and
binding the documents ordered to be printed by
Gales * Seaton, under the same restrictions
and reservations as were contained in the APP
preparation for the same object, in the act of
May the fifth, eighteen hundred and thirty
two, fifteen thousand SIX hundred and six dol
lars and the eight volumes of the second Sc
res of the samo publication shall be distributed
in the SINE manner were the volumes of the
first series, by the Joint resolution of the 10th
of July, eighteen hundred and thirty-two.
SECTION 2. Andbc IL further enacted, Thatit
shall be the duties of the Secretaries of State,
oil the Treasury, ofthe War and Navy Depart
mcnts, and OF the Postmaster General, ana the
Secretary Of the Senate, and Clerk oftho House
of Representatives, to lay before Congress, in
lieu of the statement now required by law, dur
ing the first week in each annual session of
Congress. statement of the expenditures
made by them respectively from tho contingent
funds of their respective departments and Off
ccs that ofthc Secretary of State 10 include
all the contingent expenses of foreign inter
course, and Of all tho missions abroad, except
such expenditures are settled upon the ccrti-
fcate of the President said statements to be
abstracts the accounts with tho names of all
persons to whom payments have been made,
and the amount paid 10 each.
JAMES II. POLK,
Speaker ofthe House ofReprcscntativos.
NJ. VAN BUREN,
Vice President Of the United States and
President of the Senate.
APPROVED, May 9th, 1896.
ANDREW JACKSON.