The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-31
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by the House of Representatives, twen-
ty-fiye thousand dollars, in addition TO the
contingent fund of said House;
For an outfit of Charge d'A flares 10
New Grenada, four thousand five hun
dred dollars;
For balance due the Acting Governor
of Michigan, according to an account
adjusted 10y the accounting officers, sew
en- hundred and twenty dollars and fifty
one cents;
For completing surveys of unfinished
portions Of townships, Islands, lakes, &c.
in Missouri, not exceeding five dollars
per mile, seventeen thousand five hundred
dollars;
For completing the lighthouse at Os-
wego, New York, seven hundred and lif-
teen dollars;
For payment of arrearages due con-
tractors on The cumberland road, in Ohio
being the balance of an appropriation
carried to the surplus fund on the thirty
first December, 1886, twelve hundred
and twenty-five dollars and for,y-one
cents;
For compensation to Daniel Graham,
late Secretary of of State for the State of
Tennessee, for his services performed at
the request of the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, in order to answer
call ofthe House of Representatives
made on The twentieth of January, 1929,
two hundred and fifty dollars;
For the expense of bringing to the seat
of Government, the votes for the Pres-
dent and Vice President of the United
States, in addition to a former appropria-
ton, two thousand two hundred dol
lars;
For compensation of the Senators and
Representatives elected by Michigan,
twelve hundred and forty-eisht dollars.
For the payment Of balance due for
the expenses of the Legislative Council
of the Michigan Territory, two thousand
aud iiliy-seven dollars and seventy-two
cents;
For fulfilling contracts made with
John VanderIyn, lIencry lnman, Robert
Wier, and John 9. Chapman, by the
Joint Committee of Congress under the
Joint resolution of the twenty-third day
ut June, 1886, for the execution Of four
historical paintings for the vacant panels
of the Roinnda of the Capitol, eight
thousand dollars;
To enable the President of the United
States 10 contract for two groups of stat
ues, to adorn the two blockings on the
East front of the Capitol, eight hundred
dollars;
To Mr.. Anger for the bust of the late
Chief Justice Ellsworth, four hundred
dollars
70 enable the Secretary of the Treas.
nry to employ for one year, competent
person to classify and arrange, translate
wien necessary, aud make suitable re-
cords OF the papers and documents con-
nccted with The private land claims,
which, at sundry periods, have been pre-
sened To, and acted on, by the Commits
sioner. or the Registers aud Receivers
acting as Commissioners, on private land
claims FOR The District east of the island
OF New Orleans, aud west of Pearl river.
IN the State of Louisiana, the sun oftwo
thousand dollars;
For pay aud mileage of the members
OF the Senate for the extra session to
commence on the fourth day of March
instant, thirteen thousand eigh, hundred
aad seventy-tivc dollars;
For sintioncr, fuel, printing, and all
nther contingent expense of the Senate
or the extra session to commence on the
ourth day of March, instant, five thou.
'and dollars;
For the expenses of the distribution in
'oxes, and by the ordinary modes fo
transportation, of the compilation of the
state papers printed Ivy Gales and Sea-
on, as directed by the joint resolution of
he tenth day of July, 1892, to the sew
raj States, Territories, Colleges. aud
ahenRums of the Uuited States, one
thousand five hundred dollars;
For the purchase of nineteen copies of
ne American State papers, printed by
faics aud Seatou, pursuant to The Reso.
"uon "i the Senate, Of the first dav of
War ~, instant, four thousand five hun
1red aud eighiy-cight dollars aud 6Gv
,en's;
For two hundred and forty -four cop;e.
u The debates OF the FIRST Congress, aud