The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-11


For two clerks, two thousand four hundred dollars
For wsgos 10 workmen, twenty thouaand dollars
Tor incidental aud contingent expenses Of said
branch, Including fuel, matcsals stationery. and
wastAgs Of gold aud silver fifteen thousand doars :
GovERNMENTs IN THE TERRITORIES OF
/ THE UNITED STATES.
For compensation Of the officers Of Wisconsin
| Territory, viz:
For Governor, two lbousa nd Eve hundred dollars;
For three Judges i've thousand four hundred dol
lars.
For secretary, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of said Territory, three
hundred and fifty doars.
For comp nsation and mileage Of the members OF
the Legislative Assembly of said Territory, pay OF
omcer. printing, stationery, fuel, furnturc postage
ano All other Incidental and miscellaneous objects,
seventeen thousand two hundred and seveDly-fse
dollars.
For compensation of the officers of Iowa Terrific
For Governor, two thousand five hundred dollars;
For three judges, five thousand four hundred dol
| lars;
For secretary. one thousand two hundred dollars
hundred and fifty dollars.
For compensation and mileage of the members OF
tho Legislative Assembly Of said Territory, pay OF
officers, printing stationery, fuel furniture postage,
| Candles and all other incidental and miscellaneous
objects, twenty thousand one hundred and seventy
For compensation of the officers Of Florida Terri
tory, viz;
For Governor, two thousand five hundred dol
lars;
For five judges, nine thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars;
| For secretary, one thousand five hundred dol
lars
| hundred and fifty dollars;
For compensation and mileage Of the members Of
the Legislative Council of said Territory, pay of OIL
GERS, stationery fuel, printing, and all other incden
tai and miscellaneous Objects twenty seven thousand
one hundred AID twenty-five dollars.
JUDICIARY.
For the salaries of the Chief Justice and the Asso-
ciate Justices of the Supreme Court, and the judges
Of the several districts Of the United States ninety
three thousand nine hundred dollars.
For the Attorney General of the United States,
and the clerk and messenger in his office, five thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of said Office, five hundred
dollars.
For the salaries Of the chief justice of the District
OF Columbia the associate judges, the judges of the
criminal court and the orphans courts of said Dis
trict, eleven thousand seven hundred dollars.
For the reporter of the decisions of the Supreme
Court, including arrears of eighteen hundred and
forty-two, thousand three hundred and fifty dol
lars.
For the salaries of the district attorneys Of the
veral districts and Territories of the United States
as prescribed by law, eight thousand four hundred
and fifty dollars.
neys of Maryland and Massachusetts, for the year
one thousand eight hundred and fory-two, four hun
dred dollars
For the salaries of the marshas of the several dis
rics and TIE ritories Of the United States, as pre-
ssribed by law, seven thousand two hundred dol
lars
For defraying the expenses of the Supreme, cir
cult, and district courts of the Unite States includ
ing the District Of Columbia also, for jurors and
witnesses, in aid of the funds arising from fines pen
allies, and forfetures incurred in the year eighteen
hundred and rty-four and pr. ceding years and
likewise for delraying the expenses Of suits in which
the United States concerned, and Of prosecutions
for offences committed against the U. States and for
The safekeepng of prisoners including expenses under
the bankru i law three hundred and seventy-three
thousand dollars: Propided That no part of the
sum here appropriated shall be paid TO, or in any
way allowed, TO any person or persons who has, or
have, neglected, who s. all hereafter neglect to
comply with all and every requirement contained in
the one hund ed and sixty seventh paragraph of the
first section Of the twenty-nnth chapter OF the laws
Of the United States, entitled "An act making appro-
pria ions for the civil and diplomatic expenses OF the
Government for the year eighteen hundred and fJr.
tytwo," and approved May eighteenth eighteen hun
dred and iorty-two.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Annutes and grants
To Josiah IL. webb, NIFTY dollars;
To Rachel Dohrman three hundred dollars
To Elizabeth c. Perry, four hundred dollars.
For survey of the coast Of the United States, in
GLIDING compensation Of superintendent and assist
ants, hundred thousand dollars: {rorid d, That
this, and all other appropriations hereafter to be
made for this work, shall until otherwise provided
by law, be expended in accordance with plan of
re-urganizing the mode of executing the survey, to
BE- submitted to the President of the United States by
board of officers, which shall be organized by him,
10 consist OF the present superintendent his two rim
cipal assistants and the two naval officers now in
charge of the photographic parties, AMI four from
among the principal officer of the corps of topogra
phcal engineers; none of whom shall receive any
additional compensation whatever for this service,
| and who shall sit as soon as organised. And the
President OF the United States shall adopt and carry
into effect the plan Of said board agreed upon by
! q majority of its member and the plan of said
board shall 10 be employed as many officers Of
the army and navy of the United States as will be
compatible with the successful prosecution Of the
work the officers of the navy to be employed on
the hydrograpbica parts, and the officers of the
my on the typographical parts of the work and no
officer Of the army navy shall hereafter receive
any extra pay, out Of this or any future appropra
TONS for surveys.
| For compensation Of the two keepers Of the public
archives in Florida, thousand dollars
For expenses in relation TO tie relief Of certain
insolvent debtors Of the United States, two thousand
dollars.
For the supper, and maintenance OF the penitebta-
nv Of the District Of Columbus five thou and dollars
For repairing the cellar Of the public storebouse in
the city Of Baltimore, such manner as 10 prevent
the admission of water into the same four thousand
dollars; this sum or so much thereof as may be ne
cessay to be expended under the direction of the Sc
| crctary Of the Treasury
| For repairs Of the custom-bouse at Mobile, five
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as, in the est
nation of the Secretary of the Treasury, after due
inquiry and proper estimates are made, may be deem
ed necessary to prevent further dspidaton and rem
der the court room and other departments in said
building fit for
| To make good a deficiency in the eighteen months
ending the thrtieh of June, eighteen hundred and