Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

to be held as deposited 20 the credit OF the Treasor-
cr ofthc L. s. snbjeo, to his draft doposiiaries to
make returns
Sec. IL When MONEYS accumulate in the hands
OF certain doposiiag,c- they may in certain cases be
specially deposited in banks, in the states where
such doposiiaries are located.
See. ~. The special deposiies authorized by the
last section, shall be on tie following conditions -
lst They not 10 be used By the banks for loans
or discounts and safes may he provided. or other
guards adopted 20 secure their safe keeping. 3D.
Nothing bot gold or silver or notes. bills or paper
issued under the authority of the H. ;. TO be dcpos-
tied. 81. such moneys 10 ba passed 10 the credit
of the dePosiary, but not 10 be withdrawn without
the order Of the Secretary oftho Treasury. 4th The
banks receiving such deposiles 20 be allowed a com
mission not exceeding cgih of one per cent, on
the money deposited
Sec II. Where no bank in the state where de-
posiaries are located, will receive moneys as pro-
yded foroy the foregoing conditions and regulations,
the Secretary Of the Treasury NAV select bank IN
an adjoining state. or transfer the moneys 10 the
Treasury oiihe IT, 5. Mint, or Branch MINIS, or the
Offices of receivers general.
Sec. 10. Special agents may be appointed TO ex-
anime the books, accounts and money on hand of
repositories
Sec. I6. Farther examination to be made by GER
tain officers at the close OF each quarter OF the year,
and much frequently the Secretary of
the Treasury shall direct, of the books, accounts,
returns and moneys on hand OF depositaries.
Sec. II. Certain necessary expenses OF the Off
GERS receiving, keeping and disbursing the public
moneys TO DO PAID when authorized by the Secrota-
ny Of the Treasur.
Sec. Is. Balances in the hands of present depos-
itaries to be withdrawn with as much promptitude
as convenient.
Sec. 10. Persons having public money to pay the
L. s., may pay the Treasurer of the U. S. at the
Treasury, the Mnts, receivers general &c.
Sec. 90. Officers charged with the safe keeping
ofthe public moneys to make entries of receipts &c
and any such officer, converting TO his use, in any
way, or investing or loanng such moneys, to be
subject to fine and Imprisonment
Sec. 81. Until rodns, offices, vaults and safes
can be constructed AMI prepared for certain depos-
itories, the Secretary of the Treasury to procure
suitable rooms and contract for the of the vaults
and safes of banks forhe safe keeping of the public
moneys.
Sec. %. No genera order to be made by the Sec.
rotary of the Treasury creating difference between
different branches of revenue, as to the funds in
which debts to the u s. are TO be paid
Sec. %. The Secretary Of the Treasury to pub
ish regulations TO enforce the speedy presentation
ofgovernment drafts br payment.
Sec. 81. Salaries Of the receivers general fixed,
and the said receivers prohibited from charging
receiving any othci compensation for any official
service, under pain offne and imprisonment
Sec. 25. The Treasurer of the u S. authorized
TO receive payments in advance for public lands and
receipt for the same said receipts be taken at the
land offices as cash, but not to be transferable.
Sec 2G. Ten Thousand dollars Appropriated for
constructing offices and purchasing sites therefor.
Sec 81. sufficient sum appropriated for eX-
penses other than those provided for.