The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-19

kansas, and The clerks In his office, Jour thousan
three hundred dollars.
For compensation Of the surveyor general u Lou
isana, and the clerks in his Office four thousand nv
| hundred dollars.
Il For compensation Of the surveyor general in Mis-
sssipp and the clerks in his Office, three thousan,
dollars.
For compensation OF the surveyor general in AL
aoana, and the clerks in his Office, four thousant
dolais.
For compensation of the surveyor general 10 Flo
rlda, and the clerks in his Office, four thousand INV,
hundred dollars
For compensation of the surveyor general OF Wis
consn, and The clerks in his office, three thousand
one hundred dollars.
For compensation Of the clerks in the Offices Of
the surveyors general to be apportioned TO them ac-
cordng to the exigencles Of the public service, ter
thousand dollars
For clerks in the offices Of the surveyors general
TO ranscrbe field of survey for the purpose OF
preserving them at the seat OF Government In addi-
ton TO former appropriations, as follows;
Ohce OF surveyor general northwest Of Ohio, four
thousand five hundred dollars;
Ofllee OF surveyor general OF Wisconsin and Iowa,
| Two thousand dollars
Office of surveyor general of Illinois and Nilsson
| RI, four thousand dollars;
Office of surveyor general of Arkansas, one thou
sand dollars;
Office of surveyor general Of Alabama, one thou
sand dollars
for public lands, thousand five hundred dollars;
For compensation of the Commissioner OF the Pub-
lie Buildings in Washington city, two thousand dol
lars.
For compensation to four assistants, draw keepers
at the Potomac bridge, including oil for lamps and
machinery, fire wood aud repairs Of bridge, and for
arrearages due, five thousand five hundred dollars
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES AND
BRANCHES
e H. III. Of
the mint at Philadelphia, namely:
For the director, three thousand FIVE hundred
dollars;
For the treasurer, two thousand dollars;
For the chief coiner, two thousand dollars;
For the assayer, two thousand dollars
For the eDgraver, two thousand dollars;
For the assistant assayer, one thousand three
hundred dollars
For the meter and refner, two thousand dollars;
For four clerks, four thousand four hundred dol
lars;
For wages to work men, twenty-Iour thousand
dollars,
For incidental and contingent expenses, including
fuel materials, stationery, water rent and repairs,
four thousand dollars.
For specimens Of and coins, TO be reserved al
the mint, eight hundred dollars.
For the purchase of the perpetual right, for the
mint and branch minis of the United States to the
of patented apparatus for counting coins, in
vented by the late Rufus Tyler two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For compensation of the officers and workmen of
the branch mint at Charlotte, in North Carolina,
viz
For the superintendent, two thousand dollars;
For the assayer, fifteen hundred dollars;
For the coiner, fifteen hundred dollars
For the clerk one thousand dollars;
For wages to workmen, three thousand five hun
bred dollars;
For the incidental and contingent expenses of said
branch including fuel, materials stationery, repairs,
and wastage OF gold, fifteen hu' ired dollars;
For renewing the roof of tie mint, thousand
dollars;
For comp ansaton of the officers and workmen of
the branch mint at Dahlonega, Georgia, viz
For the superintendent, two thousand dollars;
For the assayer, fifteen hundred dollars;
For the coiner, fifteen hundred dollars;
For the clerk, one thousand dollars;
For wages TO workmcn, four thousand three hun
bred and twenty dollars;
For incidental and contingent expenses of said
branch, including fuel materials stationery repairs,
and aastage Of gold, three thousand three hundred
dollars;
For compensation Of the officers and workmen of
the branch mint at New Orleans, viz:
For the superintendent two thousand FIVE hundred
dollars;
For The treasurer, two thousand dollars;
For the conner, two thousand doIlar-;
For the assayer, two thousand dollars;
For the meter and rehner, two thousand dol
lars;
lars;
For wages to workmen, eighteen thousand dol
lars;
For incidental and contingent expenses of said
branch, including fuel, materials, stationery, water
rent, repairs and wsstsge of gold and silver twenty
three thousand dollars;
For machinery aud machinists, four thousand dol
lars.
GOVERNMENT IN THE TERRITORIES OF
THE UNITED STATES.
For comp, nsalon OF the officers Of Wisconsin
Territory VIZ:
Fol Governor, two thousand five hundred dol.
lars;
For three judges Eve thousand four hundred dol
lars;
For secretary, one thousand two hundred dol
lay;
For con,ineen, expenses of said Territory, three
hundred and fifty dollars,
For compensation and mileage of the members of
the Legislative Assembly of said Territory, pay of
N, ir clerks librarian ADD superin endent of public
buildings printing stationery, fuel lights, arrcarages
Of previous sessions, and all other incidental and mis-
celSneous objects, seventeen thousand two hundred
and fifty dollars
For compensation Of the officers OF Iowa Terrific.
ry VIZ;
For Governor two thousand FIVE hundred dol.
lars
For three judges, FIVE thousand four hundred dol.
lars
For secretary, one thousand two hundred dol
lars.
For contingent expenses Of said Territory, three
hun6red and fifty dollars.
For compensation and mileage Of the members Of
the Legislative Assembly Of said Territory, pay Of
officers, printing, stationery, fuel lights and all other
incidental and miscellaneous objects, including ar
rearages Of expenses OF previous Of SAID As
sembly, sixteen tbous ind nine hundred and eighty.
three dollars.
For compensation Of the officers of Florida Terri
tory, viz
For the Governor, two thousand five hundred dol
lars
For the five judges, nine thousand five hundred
dollars;
lars;
For contingent expenses OF said Territory, three