The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-21

lisis Of crews. Including coal d. new
dies and plates
, OF the payment OF balances 70 officers
of old internal revenue and direct tax,
(bciox part Of the amount carried 10
the surplus fund thirty -hrst Deccm-
Der, eighteen hundred and thirty t,
eight
For IA, ment 10 Joseph Russ and Ste
pheD J. Roach, 10 full for labor be-
slowed aud money expended IN repair
ing or constructing a road leading
from Pensacola 10 Tallahassee, IN
Florida, IN pursuance Of a settlement
of their account under the act APPROX
ed the seventeenth February, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty
six, entitled " An act for the relief OF
Joseph Russ and Stephen J. Roach"
For lighting Pennsylvania avenue
For the compensation OF the captain
and watchmen for the City OF w ash-
ington
For contingent expenses for fuel aud
light for said watch
For os vmcpt OF the books ordered ny
The resolution Of the House OF Repre-
.ents,iyes adopted on ths eighth oi
August, one thousand eight handfel
and forty-two
FOR expenses incurred prior to Janusy
fret. ON. thousand eight HUNDRED sad
fory-thsec, for cierk-hire, wages Oh
porisr. and stationery, Of the co@ias-
sioners under the act of July '@,
one thousand eight hundred and ihut-
e,,h,. so rs,nit duties on certain gods
destroyed by fre"
E,r the balance due to the late comufr-
oial agent at St. Christophers, fords-
hursements for the relief and pIoec-
ton of disli, ssed American scamsn
| To enable the Secretary OF the Ire.svy
Ia procure the necessary manual n
| the several custom-houses, togethr
with the necessary instruments an
| .n,arstns To ascertain the TelatiN
quantity of saccharine matter IN tins
disren, kinds Of .ugarJu sgr ss 40 yr 70
sentatives adopted on the Nv. n,y-fr.i
of July, one thousand eight hundred
and forly-two
For the balance due on the secord vol
umo Of the Documentary History Of
| the American Revolution
For the third volume Of the documenta-
ny History Of the American Revolu-
ton
For completing tho indexing Of the
public documents connected with the
Office Of the First Comptroller and the
Office ofthe Secretary Of the TT. asury
For paying balance of expenses in full
for negotiating the loans authorized
/, by the acts Of twenty first July, eigh-
teen hundred and forty zone, and fif-
teenth April, eighteen hundred and
fory-two
PATENT OFFICE.
For the purchase Of such scientific books
as are necessary for the use of the Pa
tent Office
For the collection Of agricultural staiis-
tics, and for other agricultural purpo-
To defray the exE enscs of aking care of
and preserving the botanical and hor-
ticultural specimens brought home ny
the squadron of the exploring eXpedi-
ton, under the direction of the Joint
Committee on the Library
For the removal Of the statue Of WASH
ington from its present position, and
permanently placing the same on a
proper PEDESTAL, and covering it ten
porariIy in the enclosed and cultivated
public grounds east Of the Capitol, d.
Iectly in fIoLt Of the main entrance
and steps ofthe east front of the CAPT
toll, as suggested in the report of the
Joint Committee on the Library, and
in the letter of Mr.. Greenough, dated
February third, one thousand eight
hundred and forty-three, referred to
and reported by said committee in con-
nexion with the memorial Of Horatio
Greenough, under the direction and
supervision Of said Greenough
LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISH
MENT.
For supplying the lighthouses, contain
ing two thousand six hundred and
seventy-eight lamps, with oil, tube
glasses, wicks, bufIskins, whiting, and
s1 cot spp slH,h !f Il SFasl -
To reimburse the Chamber Of Commerce
at Philadelphia the expense incurred
by Their in continuing the light on the
bfeakwater, near Cape HenIopen
For repairs, ref ting, and improveme nts
of lighthouses, and buildings connect
ed herewith
For compensation of two hundred and
thirty-sI keepers of lighthouses, eigh-
teen of them being charged with double
lights, and one with three
For compensation Of thirty keepers Of
floating lights
For seamen's wages, repairs, ard sup
plies Of thirty floating lights
For weighing, mooring, cleaning, repair
ing, and supplying the loss of beacons,
buoys, chains, and sinkers
For rebuilding the beacon at Black Rock,
Connecticut
For eIpen' es Of examining annually,
and reporting the condition Of light
For superintendenls' commissions, al two
and ons-half per cent.
For the completion of the repairs Of the
Potomac bridge
SURVEYS OF PUBLIC LANDS.
For completing the survey Of private
land claims in Alabama, and their
conneIion with the adjacent public
lands, at a rate not exceeding eight
dollars per mile, being in addition TO
the appropriation made for similar
object by the act Of April sixth, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight; and including a deficiency IN
the existing APPROPRIATION Of three
thousand three hundred and seventeen
dollars and seventy six cent?, to pay
hr work already completed and re-
turned
Fer completing the re,racine Of certain
old surveys IN the State Of Mississippi,
alta rate not exceeding e gbt dollars
per mile, in addition TO the une pend
ed balance Of the appropriation II
May eight, one thousand eight hum
Jred and forty, for the survey Of pri-
vats land claims, and connecting the
same with the adjacent public lands
south Of the 3lst degree Of latitude, at
the same rate