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


of said Board eight thousand four hundred
and fifty dollars.
For this sum to pay arrearage for clerks
salary heretofore appropriated, Qhe same
having been carried to the surplus fund in
the year eighteen hundred and thirty-fve,)
six hundred and eighteen dollars and thir-
ty-three cents.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
| No. 4s. For salary of Postmaster Cen
eral, six thousand dollars.
| No. 40. For salary of three Assistant
Postmasters General, seven thousand five
hundred dollars.
No. so, For compensation of clerks and
messengers in said office, forty-eight thou
sand six hundred dollars.
No. 81. For compensation of two watch
men, at three hundred dollars each, six hun
drod dollars.
No. So. For salary Of Auditor for Post
Office Department, three thousand dollars.
| No. SO. For compensation Of clerks and
messengers in said Office, ffty-fvo thousand
five hundred dollars.
| No. 81. For repairs Of the building late
| ly occupied by the Post Office Department.
under an agreement entered into between
| Amos Kendall, Postmaster General, and B.
! Oglo Tavoe, the proprietor of said bull
| eighteen hundred and thirtv-six, TO put the
same in good and tcnantable condition,
two thousand five hundred and seventy-two
dollars and eighty-fve cents.
SURVEYORS AND THEIR CLERKS.
No. SIS, For salary of surveyor general
northwest of the Ohio, two thousand dol
lars.
No. Sc. For compensation of clerks in
his office, per act of 9th May, eighteen
hundred and thirty-six, six thousand three
hundred dollars.
No. 81. For salary of surveyor general
in Illinois and Missouri, two thousand dol
lars.
No. So. For compensation Of clerks in
his office, per act of 9th May, eighteen
hundred and thirty-six, three thousand
eight hundred and twenty dollars.
No. so. For salary of surveyor general
of Arkansas, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
No. 60. For compensation of clerks in
his office, per act of 9th May, eighteen
hundred and thirtysix, two thousand eight
hundred dollars.
No. 81. For salary of surveyor general
of Louisiana, two thousand dollars.
No. 60. For compensation of clerks in
his office, per act of 9th May, eighteen
hundred and thirty-six. two thousand five
hundred dollars.
No. 63. For salary of the surveyor gen.
era of Mississippi, two thousand dollars.
No. 81. For compensation of clerks in
his office, per act Of 9th May, eighteen hun
drod and thirty six, five thousand dollars.
No. IS. For salary of surveyor general
of Alabama, two thousand dollars.
No. &C. For compensation of clerks in
his office, per act of 9th May, eighteen hun
bred and thirty-six, Two thousand dollars.
No. CT. For salary of surveyor general
of Florida, two thousand dollars.
No 60. For compensation Of clerks in
his office, per act of 9th May, eighteen
hundred and thirty-six, one thousand dol
lars
No. so. For salary of surveyor general
Of Wisconsin and Iowa, per act Of twelfth
June eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
No. 10. For compensation Of clerks in
his office, per act of twelfth June, eighteen
hundred and thirty-eight, one thousand six
hundred dollars.
No. II. For salary of secretary to sign
patents for public lands, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
No. IT, For salary of Commissioner of
Public Buildings in Washington city, three
| thousand dollars.
No. 10. For compensation of two assis-
tants to the Commissioner, as superintcnd-
ent of the Potomac bridge, at one dollar
and fifty cents per day, including oil for
lamps, fuel, repairs, and for securing and
| delivering to the drawkeoper at the Poto-
mac bridge the draws, timber, iron, &c.
carried away by the ice frcshet one thou
sand six hundred and fifty dollars.
| No. II. For completing the requisite Of
fees, fuel, vaults, watGr-clo5cts, erecting
the portico of the western wing, the colon
ado, courts, pavements, and enclosures, in
GLIDING the amount due for lumber and ma
terias for the Treasury building, forty
thousand three hundred and seyenty-fvc
dollars.
No. rs. For completing the work yet TO
be done, and to pay for labor and materials
due, at the General Post Office building,
sevcnty-four thousand three hundred and
sevonty-fve dollars.
No. 76. For erecting priyies, grading
and paving courts at the new jail, and erect
ing suitable furnaces for heating the build
ing, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
one dollars.
No. II. For pay of John Joyce, &C.
count allowed him by the board of com,
missioners under resolution of Congress