The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-30

For compensation to the clerks and mes
sengers in the Office Of the Second Audi.
tor, seventeen thousand nine hundred dol.
lars,
For compensation to the Third Auditor,
three thousand dollars;
For compensation to the clerks and mes.
sengers in the Office Of the Third Auditor,
twenty, nine thousand six hundred and If
ty dollars;
For compensation to two clerks employ
ed on claims under the act of The eigh-
teenth January, one thousand eight hun
dred and thirty-seven, two thousand four
hundred dollars;
For compensation to the Fourth Audi
tor, three thousand dollars;
For compensation to the clerks and mes.
sengers in the office Of the Fourth Auditor,
sixteen thousand nine hundred and fifty
dollars;
For compensation to the Fifth Auditor.
three thousand dollars;
For compensation to clerks and messen-
gers in the office Of the Fifth Auditor, nine
thousand eight hundred dollars;
For compensation TO two clerks in the
office Of the Fifth Auditor, according to
the act Of the seventh July, eighteen hum
dred aud thirty-eight, two thousand dol
lars;
For compensation to the Treasurer of
the United States, three thousand dollars;
For compensation to the clerks and mes
sengers in the Office Of the Treasurer Of
the United States, ten thousand seven hun.
dred and fifty dollars;
For compensation to the Register Of the
Treasury, three thousand dollars;>
For compensation to the clerks and mes
scngers in the Office of the Register of the
Treasury, twenty-four thousand two hun
drcd dollars;
For compensation Of the Commissioner
Of the General Land Office, per act Of
fourth July, eighteen hundred and thirty.
six, three thousand dollars;
For compensation Of the recorder, soil.
citor, draug ughtsman, and assistant draughts'
man, clerks, messengers and packers, in
the office of the Commissioner Of the &c.
neral Land Office, ninety five thousand
five hundred dollars;
For compensation to the Solicitor OF the
Treasury, three thousand five hundred
dollars;
For compensation to the clerks and mes
senger in the office of the Solicitor of the
Treasury, three thousand nine hundred
and fifty dollars;
For translating foreign languages and
for roreiving and transmitting passports
and sea letters, in the Office Of the SecFe-
tary of the Treasury, three hundred dol.
lars;
For stating and printing public accounts,
one thousand four hundred dollars;
For stationery, printing, and all other
contingent expenses of the Treasury De-
partment, viz:
For the office of the First Comptroller,
two thousand dollars;
For the office Of the Second Complrol-
ler, one thousand five hundred dollars; ;.
For the office of the First Auditor, one
thousand two hundred dollars;
For the office of the Second Auditor,
one thousand dollars;
For the Office of the Third Auditor, two
thousand dollars;
For the office of the Fourth Auditor,
five hundred dollars;
For the Office of the Fifth Auditor, one
thousand dollars;
For the office of the Treasurer of the
United States, two thousand dollars;
For the office Of the Register ofthe Trea-
sury. three thousand dollars;
For the Office Of the Solicitor, one thou
sand dollars;
For cighty-three thousand pieces Of
parchment and printing, books and sta
tionary. advertising, and contingent ex-
penscs Of The General Land Office, and for
books and blanks for the district land
offices, eighteen thousand four hundred
and seventeen dollars;
For compensation of the superinten-
dent and watchmen Of the southeast exc
cutive building, two thousand one hundred
dollars;
For contingent expenses Of the building
occupied by the Treasury, including fuel,
labor, oil, carrying the department mails,
and sealing ships registers, in one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty-nine and
one thousand eight hundred and forty, DC.
twelve thousand dollars;