The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-23
Fl. BELL, Editor and Proprietor.

cling expenses of ofhcersand transportation
of seamen house rent to pursers, when duly
authorized; for funeral expenses; for com.
missions, clerk hire, Office rent, stationery,
and fuel to navy agents for premiums and
incidental expenses of recruiting for ap-
pretending deserters; for compensation to
judge advocates; for per diem allowance to
persons attending courts martial and courts
OF InqIry, or other services authorized by
law; for printing and stationery of every
description, and for working the Autograph
Iic press for books, maps. charts, mathe.
NAUTICAL and nautical instruments, chrome
meters, models, and drawings; for the
purchase and repair of fire engines and ma
chlnery; for the repair of steam engines in
navy yards for the purchase and mainten-
ance of oxen and horses, and for carts, tim
Der wheels, and workmen's tools of every
description for postage ofletters on public
service; for pilotage and towing ships of
war; for taxes and assessments on public
property for assistance rendered to vessels
in distress; for incidental labor at navy
yards not applicable to any other appropri-
alton for coal and other fuel and, for can
dies and oil for the use of navy yards and
shore station, and for no other object or
purpose, whatever, four hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
No. 20. For contingent expenses for
objects not herein before enumerated, three
thousand dollars.
No. 81. For the charter of steamers
Splendid and Clarion, in September and Oc-
tober, eighteen hundred and forty-one, for
the survey of Nantucket Shoal, four thou
sand three hundred and forty five dollars
and thirty mine cents.
No. D. For carrying into effect the acts
for the Suppression of the slave trade, inclu-
ding the support of recaptured Africans,and
their removal to Africa. under authority of
said acts, including an unexpended balance
of former appropriation carried to the sur.
plus fund, ten thousand five hundred and
forty three dollars and forty two cents.
No. % For the transportation, arrange.
ments, and preservation of articles brought
by the exploring expedition. twenty thou
sand dollars, if so much be necessary.
MARINE CORPS.
No. "a. For paw of officers, non commits
soned officers, musicians, private. and ser
wants, serving on shore, and subsistence of
officers Of the marine corps, one hundred
and eighty three thousand three hundred
and eighty one dollars.
No 25. For provisions for the non com
nlssioned officers, musicians, privates, and
and washermomen, serving on
shore, forty five thousand fifty four dollar,
and ninety nine cents.
No. %. For clothing, forty three thou.
sand six hundred sixty'two dollars and fifty
cents.
No. ~. For fuel, sixteen thousand two
hundred seventy.four dollars and twelve
cents
No. IS. For keeping barracks in repair,
and for rent Of temporary barracks at New
York, six thousand dollars.
No. 90. For transportation of officers,
non commissioned officers, musicians and
privates, and expense of recruiting, eight
thousand dollars.
No. 80. For medicines, hospital supplies,
surgical instruments, pay OF matron and
hospital stewards, four thousand one hun
bred and forty dollars.
NO. OIL. tut ulihtoiy otoiSo, pay vi u
morers, keeping arms in repair. accoutre'
ments, ordinance stores, flags, drums, flies,
and other instruments, two thousand eight
hundred dollars.
No. 80. For contingent expenses of said
corps. viz For freight, ferriage, toll.whar
fage, and carriage; for per diem allowance
for attending courts martial and courts OF
inquiry compensation to Judge advocates;
house rent, where there are no public quar-
tiers assigned; per diem allowance to en-.
listed men on constsat|tS6 expenses of
burying deceased marines; printing, sta
tionery, forage, postage on public letters;
expenses in pursuit of deserters candles
and oil, straw, barracks furniture,bed sacks,
spades, axes, shovels, pixies carpenters tools,
and for keeping horse for the messenger,
seventeen thousand nine hundred and eigh'
ty dollars.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
= WILLIE P. MANGUM.
Prekdent of the Senate pro tempcrs.
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