Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-19
ny Authority.

December j.
JANIS PoLK President GEonoE DALLAS, Vice Presidents Joms
W. DAVIS, saker Of the House Of Representatives.
matte q Government Coz the ending The ihirh day
lcoEcLuDEDl
ia the Isrrifories Of he United States.
TERRITORY.
For salaries Of governor, three judges, aud secretary pine
thousand one hundred dollars;
For contingent expenses Of Territory, hundred
and fifty dollars;
gsIarive Assembly pay officers aud attendants printing
Stationery fuel contingent expen-
ses, lhheen thousand seven hundred dollars.
IOWA TERRIroRY.
For salaries of governor. three judges and secretary nine
thousand hundred dOllarsi
For contingent expenses Of said Territory, three bundled
and fifty dollars;
For Compensation mileage Of members ef the
ei.htve Assembly VI said Territory, pay OF officers aud
attendants printing saoueiy. fuel and other incidental
contingent including Of Of
pre vuus sessions Of sai Assembly the for which
shall audited aud allowed by the proper accounting
officers Of the Treasury fourteen thousand and fifty dollars
Judiciary
For salaries Of the chief Justice Of the Supreme Court aud
the eight associate judges, foItyone thousand dollars
For salaries Of the district judges hfysix thousand seven
hundred dollars;
For salaries Of tho chief justice Of the District Of Column
bia the associate judges, the judges Of the criminal and
orphans courts Of said District eleven thousand seven hun
drrd dollirs;
For salaries of Attorney General and clerk and mes
in his Office, FIVE thousand FIVE hundred doIas;
For contingent expenses Of the office Of Attorney General
FIVE hunded dollars;
For salary reporter of decisions of Supreme
Court, Thirteen hundred dollars;
For Of the district attorneys including those
in Territories being bundled dollars each
prescribed by law, seven thousand dollars;
For compensation Of the mashals, ncuing those the
several Territories prescribed BY law six thousand two
hundied dollars;
For defraying the expense. Of the Supreme Circuit
District of the United States including the District Of
Columbia also for Jurors and Witnesses aid Of the funds
arising from ue penalties and ofeiturcs incurred in the
fiscal year ending the theih June, eighteen hundred
ing the expenses Of suits in which the United States
cened, and for prosecutions for offences committed against
the United States and for the afekeepng Of prisoners four
hundred aud hity-nne thousand dollars;
For additional compensation, eight hundred dollars EACH
TO the district judges of Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Mis-
si>spp and Alabama under the provisions OF the first Sec
ton Of the Of seventeenth june egheea bundled and
fOry-fOur, four thousand dollars.
Miscellaneous.
payment of annuities grants by special Of
Congress, seven hundred aud fifty dollars;
For salaries Of two keepers of the public archives in Flo
Iida, one Thousand dollars;
For arrearages prior to first of July eighteen hundred and
fifteen, payable through the Third Auditors office in addi
on thousand two hundred dollars appropriated this
session for the Object two thousand eight hundred
dollars;
For expenses relation 20 loans four thousand dollars
For compensation and contingent Of the auxiliary
guard six thousand hundred aud seyentyfve doas
For survey Of the of the United States, including
compensation the superintendent and assistants hun
bred and eleven thousand dollars;
For completing cu.tom-house Wilmington, North
Carolina, five thousand one hundred dollars;
For completing the work Of the cusomhouse at Boston,
fifty thousand dollars;
FOr payment to oatiO GrcenOugh for group of
TO adorn the eastern pocO of the Capitol eight thousand
dollars: PRECEDED The work is in such state OF progress
reference to the whole be paid for its exeeu
ton shall, in the opinion Of the President of the United
States, render il proper 10 make such payment;
To supply deficiencies in the fund for the relief Of sick
and disabled seamen, twenty-five thousand doarsi
For repairs Of that paIt Of the cuSOm-house at Mobile
occupied by the United States Court three hundred and
ninety dollars;
For building purchasing of revenue CUTTER twelve
thousand dollars;
For the sixth volume of the fourth series of
mentay History OF the United States, twenty-five thousand
four hundred and forty-Eine dollars;
For payment Of the of duties paid upon wines i'm
ported from Portugal into the United States by Jhn obon
Of the city Of New York, the Of thousand seven
hundred and eighteen dollars and rotywo rents; and by
Isaac Wnslow aud Son. of Boston, the Of thousand
and nineteen dollars and yfur cents; aud by Alexander
SOlian Of New York the Of eight hundred and eighty
FIVE dollars and ninety-six cents; which said duties
levied and collected contrary the treaty stpuaIions
isDg between Portugal and this government: PrOrded
hOwerer That the Secretary of the Treasury shall pay
said Of money to said 0sborn and Wnslow and Son
and SOltan unless he is satisfied they ghully entitled
For annual repairs Of the Capitol lamplighter oil for
lamps wicks and repairs of lamps and lamp posts attendance
furnaces Of the crypt attendance closets clean
ing the otunda and crypt bIuhes and boOm aoorers and
caItage Capitol grounds tools wire, twine leather nails
stakes, and for grounds tees, attendance a
the gates Of the Capitol repairs Of public stables
Tagging and enclosures keeping in oIdeT iron pipes tina
convey the water 10 the Capitol end public Offices AID gar
deneIs salary nine thousand nine hundred and foulteer
dollars;
For constructing seven furnaces for warming and DRYING
the lower halls and passages Of the north wing Of the
Capitol three thousand nine hundred and ten dOars
For constructing six water closets for the Senate and
for the Supreme Court the foo respectively three
!, thousand fouTyhuudred aud sixty-eisht dollars;
For enarging the law library, constructing stair
aud other work aud the material THEREFOR according to
the plan Of John Skirvng dated July twentieth eighteen
hundred aud fOry-six, two thousand four HUNDRED and
twelve dollars;
To replace the oil intended for the use of the Govern
men which destroyed by the fire at Nantucket
fourteen thousand dollars;
For annual repairs Of Presidents House. gardeners salary
lboeIs and carriage o1ls wire twne leather nails stakes
manure and for garden plants trees
dents grounds Fountain square, lafayette square, and Penn
syvana avenue repairs of fence at Fountain SQUARE Laay-
cite square, and Presidents garden, three thousand
bundled and seventy-seven dollars;
For replacing platforms the dome, and repairing baus-
ters (inciuding materials and work repairing hatchway
door and frame, ncudng steps and plasteTing dome
furnishing and repairing stepladders and platforms the
different roofs furnishing two double window frames and
sash ncudng painting ard glazng in open white
washing walls in the open courts containing ,Sentyve
square yards four hundred and ninety dollars and
/. seventy-ive cents
And for removal of the building over the statue Of
Washington and erecting iron fence around the same
I one thousand dollars;
For repairs of Congressional burial ground rendered
cessary by the late feshet, five hundred dollars;
For repairs of the road leading from the Capitol square
the Congressional burial ground rendered necessary by the
Commissioner of Public Buildings thousand FIVE hundred
d dollars;
unexpended balance Of appropriation Of hundeC
thousand dollars, made the twenty Of Aptil
eighteen hundred and sixteen, be distributed among the
capOrs of certain AgeTine vessels which restored t
the Dey OF Agers which balance has been carried 10 the
account Of the surplus fund.- and is hereby reap
propriaed such of the capors
yet received their shares Of the said fund.- their repre-
II sentatives;
To pay F. Gardner acting United store
keeper to the African squadron from the twentyourh
August eighteen humid ed snd -four when Floyd Wag
gaman ceased to receive salary until December ninth