Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-09-17


and assessments on public property; for
assistance rendered to vessels in DISTRESS
for incidental labor at navy yards not APP
plicable to any other appropriation; for
coal and other fuel, and for candles and
oil for the use of navy yards and shore
stations, and for no other object or pur-
pose whatever, four hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
No. 30. For contingent expenses for OBJ
iects not hereinbefore enumerated, three
thousand dollars.
No. 81. For the charter Of steamers
Splendid and Clarion, in September and
October, eighteen hundred and forty-one,
for the survey Of Nantucket Shoal, four
thousand three hundred and forty-ive dol
lars and thirty nine cents.
No. %. For carrying into effect the acts
for the suppression of the slave trade, in
Guiding the support of recaptured Afri-
cans, and their removal to Africa, under
authority of said acts, including an unex-
pended balance of former appropriations
carried to the surplus fund, ten thousand
five hundred and forty three dollars and
forty-two cents.
No. %. For the transportation, arrange
ment and preservation of articles brought
and to be brought by the exploring expedi.
ton, twenty thousand dollars, if SO much
be necessary
MARINE CORPS.
No "a. For pay of officers, non-commis.
stoned officers, musicians, privates, and
servants, serving on shore, and subsistence
of officers of the marine corps, one hundred
eighty-three thousand three hundred and
eighty-one dollars.
No. 25. For provisions for the non-com.
stoned officers, musicians, privates, and
servants and washerwomen, serving or
shore, forty-fve thousand fifty-four dollars
and ninety-nine cents.
No. 26. For clothing, forty three thou
sand six hundred sixty-two dollars and
fifty cents.
No. 81. For fuel, sixteen thousand two
hundred seyenty-four dollars and twelve
cents.
No. %. For keeping barracks in repair
and for rent of temporary barracks a
New York, six thousand dollars.
No. 90. For nsportation of officers
non-commissioned officers, musicians, and
privates, and expense Of recruiting, eigh'
thousand dollars.
No. 80. For medicines, hospital supplies
surgical instruments, pay of matron and
hospital stewards, four thousand one hun
dred and forty dollars.
No. 81. For military stores, pay of ar.
morers, keeping arms in repair, accoutre
ments, ordnance stores, flags, drums, flies
and other instruments, two thousand eight
hundred dollars.
No. 80. For contingent expenses of sale
corps, viz: For freight, ferriage, toll, wharf
age, and carriage; for per diem allowance
for attending courts martial and courts o.
inquiry; compensation to judge advocates
house rent, where there are no public
quarters assigned; per diem allowance tc
enlisted men on constant labor; expense.
of burying deceased marines; printing, sta
tionery, forage, postage on public letters
expenses in pursuit of deserters; candles
and oil, straw, barrack furniture, bee
sacks, spades, axes shovels, picks, carpen
ter's tools, and for keeping horse for the
messenger, seventeen thousand nine hun.
dred and eighty dollars.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
WILLIE P. MANGUM,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved, August a, 1912.
JOHN TYLER.