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

For pay Of laborers in the various de-
partments of the same, three thousand
five hundred dollare;
For wastage of gold, and for contigent
Iexpenses Of the same, two thousand dol
lars;
For compensation to the officers aud
clerks of the branch mint at New Orleans,
twelve thousand nine hundred dollars;
For pay of laborers in the various de. :
partments of the same, twenty two thou
sand dollars;
For wastage of gold and silver, and for
contingent expenses Of the same, seven
teen thousand one hundred dollars;
For compensation Of the Goverl,ors
Judges and Secretary Of Wisconsin Ter.
ritory, nine thousand one hundred dollars;
For contingent expenses of said Terri.
tory, three hundred and fifty dollars:
For pay and mileage of the members of
the Legislative Assembly, pay of officers
Of the councils, printiag, furniture, sta.
tionery, fuel and other incidental expenses,
thirty four thousand and seventy FIVE dol.
lars;
For compensation to the Governor,
Judges, and Secretary of the Territory Of
Iowa, nine thousand one hundred dollars;
For pay and mileage to the Legislative
Assembly, pay of officers, printing, fur
niture, stationery, fuel and all other incl
dental expenses, twenty seven thousand
and fifty dollars; ~.
For deraying the expenses of an extra
session of the Legislative Assembly Of
said Territory, seven thousand dollars;
For the payment of the printing the
laws and other contingent expenses Of the
Legislative Assembly of the Territory of
Iowa, being deficiency in the appropriate
ton made for the year eighteen hundred
and thirty nine, fourteen thousand dollarss
Provided, mo part Of this appropriations
shall be used for the payment of the menn-,
bers of the said Legislative Assembly for
per diem wages, or mileage, or extra ser.
vices, or for the payment Of the members
thereof or of its clerks, or for stationery
for their individual use;
For compensation Of the Governor,
Judges, and Secretary Of the Territory
of Florida, thirteen thousand FIVE hundred
dollars;
For contingent expenses Of ssid Terri
tory, three hundred and fifty, dollars;
For pay and mileage of the members
of the Legislative Council Of said Terri
tory, pay of the officers of the Council,
printing, furniture, rent, stationery, fuel,
and all other incidental and miscellaneous
expenses, twenty nine thousand three hum
dred and twenty FIVE dollars;
For compensation of the Chief Jrstices
the Associate Judges, and District Judges,
of the United States, ninety three thou
sand niue hundred dollars;
For compensation of the Chief Justice
snd Associate Judges of the District of
Columbia. and Of the Judges Of the 'Cri-
minal and Orphans Courts of said Dis
trict twelve thousand seven hundred dali
lars;
For compensation Of the Attorney Ge-
neral Of the United States, four thousand
dollars;
For compensation of clerk and messen-
ger in the Office Of the Attorney General
one thousand FIVE hundred dollars;
For contingent expenses Of said Office,
Eve hundred dollars;
For purchasing law books, one thou'
sand dollars;
For compensation to the reporter of the
decisions Of The Supreme Court, one thou-
sand dollars;
For compensation to the district attor-
|neys and marshals, including those in the
several Territories, fourteen thousand four
hundred and fifty dollars;
For defraying the expenses of the 81.
preme, circuit, and district courts of the
United States, including the District OF
Columbia; also forjurors and witnesses,in
aid of the funds arising from fines. pensl-
ties, and forfeitures incurred in the year
eighteen and forty, and preceding years:
and likewise for defraying the expenses of
suits in which the United States are con.
cerned, and for prosecutions for offences
committed against the United States, and
for the safekeeping Of prisoners, three
hundred thousand dollars;
For the payment of annuities and grants
by special acts of Congress. nine hundred
dollars; -
For the survey of the coasts ofshe Uni.
ted States, including the compensation OF
the superintenIent and assistants, one hun.