Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-11

and that tbs charges therefor were legal and
proper.
MISCELLANEOUS.
No. 1863. Annuities and grants: Josiah II.
Webb, per act OF twelfth December, eighteen
hundred and eleven, fifty dollars; Rachael Dohr.
man, per act OF Sd March, eighteen hundred
and seventeen, three hundred dollars; Elizabeth
c. Perry, per act OF second March, eighteen
hundred and twenty.one, four hundred dollars;
Elizabeth M. Perry, per act Of second March,
eighteen hundred and twenty .one, one hundred
and fifty dollars; making in all nine hundred
dollars.
No. 1863. For survey Of the coast Of the
United States, including compensation to super.
intendent and assistants, one hundred thousand
dollars.
No. 40. For the continuation OF the survey
OF the northern and southern lakes Of the United
States, twenty thousand dollars.
No. III. For completing survey OF the bound.
airy between the State OF Michigan and Terri.
tory OF Wisconsin, seven thousand dollars.
No. 172. To enable the President Of the
United States to cause 10 be made and compile
ted an exploration and survey Of that part Of
the northeastern boundary line Of the United
States and the adjacent country which separates
the States of Maine and New Hampshire from
the British provinces, and Tor completing maps
Of surveys already made, and other work, &C.
cording to estimates, sxty-six thousand three
hundred and one dollars and seventy five cents
\ No. l73. For salaries OF the two keepers Of
the public archives in Florida, one thousand dol
lars.
! For allowance to law agent, assistant counsel,
and district attorney, under acts providing Tor
settlement OF private land claims in Florida,
three thousand five hundred and thirty five dol
lars and eighty.two cents: Provided, That no
allowance shall hereafter be made for compensa.
ton to the law agent, assistant counsel, or extra
fees to the district attorney of Florida, for at
tending to the settlement OF private land claims
in Florida; and the Office Of law agent and
power to employ assistant counsel are hereby
abolished.
No. ia. For expenses in relation to the re.
lief OF certain insolvent debtors Of the United
States, two thousand dollars.
No. IT'S. For the support and maintenance
Of the penitentiary Of the District Of Columbia,
in addition TO an unexpended balance Of nine
thousand three hundred and eighty,four dollars,
six hundred and sixteen dollars.
No. 176. To make good deficiency in the
year eighteen hundred and forty.one in the fund
for the relief of sick and disabled seamen, as
established by the act OF the third May, eigh.
teen hundred and three, forty.six thousand five
hundred dollars
No. III. To complete and put in suitable
condition for occupation the marine hospital at
Mobile, fifteen thousand dollars.
No. u.s. For the custom house at Boston,
seventy FIVE thousand dollars.
No. 179. For payment Of such amount as
shall be found due by the select committee, ap.
pointed in the House OF Representatives on the
thirteenth day Of May, eighteen hundred and
forty.two, for superintendent, work done, and
materials furnished in completing the custom
house, New York, sum not exceeding twenty
eight thousand two hundred dollars.
, No. $50. For expenses Of sixth census, in.
Guiding printing statistics and reports, enumera
!, ton OF inhabitants and addendum, and census o.
pensioners for revolutionary and military serv
: ces, ten thousand copies each, sum not exceed
ing one hundred and ten thousand dollars: Pro-
uided ho,ceuer, That before the said accounts are
paid it shall be the duty Of the Secretary OF
State, or other proper accounting officer, to as
certain, from one or more dsinterested practical
: printers, what would be considered a fair and
just compensation for composition, press work,
printing and paper, and that so much and no
) more be allowed: And prouided further, That
; no part Of the said sum be applied TO the pay
ment Of printing the compendium which is now
a subject OF dispute.
For the removal of the statue Of Washington
under the direction Of joint committee Of both
. Houses Of Congress, the account for which shall
! be audited and certified by said committee,
; sum not exceeding one thousand dollars.
D For expenses incident to the issue Of Treasury
S notes heretofore authorized, two thousand dol
} lars: Prouided, That no part Of this appropria
ton be applied, and no compensation shall be
r made to any officer whose salary is established
by law, for preparing, signing, or issuing sale
J Treasury notes.
LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.
No. lsl. For supplying lighthouses, con
tanning two thousand six hundred and ffty.two
lamps, with oil, tube-g glasses, wick, buffskins
whiting and cotton cloth, transportation, and
keeping the apparatus in order, one hundred and
sixteen thousand seven hundred and thirty five
dollars and ninety cents.
No. 1872. For repairs, reftting and improve
ments OF lighthouses, and buildings connected
herewith, one hundred and twenty. five thousand
three hundred flty.seven dollars and eighty two
cents.
No. 1873. For salaries OF two hundred ant
thry.six keepers of lighthouses, (seventeen oil
them being charged with two lights each, and
one with three,) ninety.(our thousand thirty.eigh
dollars and thirty. three cents.
No. 1874. For salaries of thirty keepers o
=. : floating lights, fifteen thousand eight hundred
, dollars
I, No. 1876. For seamen's wages, repairs, ant
! : supplies to thirty floating lights, sixty sever
= thousand one hundred and seventy SIX dollar
I and eighteen cents.