Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-04-30

Illinois and Missouri and the clerks ia bis office,
FIVE thousand eight hundred and twenty dollars;
For compensation of the Surveyor General ia
Arkansas and the clerks in his office, eight thou
sand three hundred dollars;
For compensation of the Surveyor General in
Louisiana, and the clerks in his Office four thou
sand five hundred dollars;
For compensation of the Surveyor General in
Mississippi and the clerks in his office, four thou
sand six hundred and fifty dollars;
For compensation of the Surveyor General in
Alabama and the clerks in his office, four thou
sand dollars;
For compensation of the Surveyor General in
Florida. and the clerks in his Office, five thousand
five hundred dollars;
For compensation of the Surveyor General in
Wisconsin and Iowa. and the clerks in his office,
eight thousand three hundred dollars;
For compensation of the clerks in the Offices of
the Surveyors General, to be apDortioned to them
according 10 the exigencies of the public service,
and. and [if] necessary, TO be employed in tram
scrbing fed-notes of Surveyors for the purpose
of preserving them at the seat of government, eev-
en- thousand dollars;
For compensation of the secretary to sign pat
ents for public lands, one thousand five hundred
dollars;
For compensation of the Commissioner of Pub
lie Buildings in Washington city, two thousand
dollars
For compensation of four assistants, draw keep
ers at the Potomac bridge, including oil for lamps,
and machinery. fre-wood, and repairs of bridge,
four thou and two hundred and ninety dollars.
hint of the United States and Branches.-At
Philadelphia, viz:
For salaries of the director, treasurer, chief
coiner, assayer meIter and refner engraver, assls
liant ole rEc Irofon md
two hundred dollars;
For wages of workmcn, twenty -four thousand
dollars
For incidental and contingent exp cnses, inclu-
ding fuel, materials, stationery, water rent repairs,
and wastage, IN addition to available funds on
hand. two hundred and fifty dollars;
For specimens of ores and coins to be reserved
at the mint, one hundred and fifty dollars.
At Charlotte, North Carolina, viz:
For salaries Of superintendent, assayer, coiner,
and clerk, six thousand dollars;
For wages of workmen, three thousand five
hundred dollars
| For incidental and contingent expenses, incu-
ding fuel, materials, stationery, repairs, waslge
of gold, and watching, two thousand one hundred
dollars.
At Dahlonega, Georgia, viz:
For salaries of superintendent, assayer, coiner
and clerk, six thousand dollars;
For wages of workmen, three thousand six hun
dred dollars;
For incidental and contingent expenses, inclu-
ding fuel materials, stationery, repairs, and vast.
age of gold, three thousand dollars.
At New Orleans, viz
For salaries of superintendent, treasurer, coner
assayer, meltef and rener, and two clerks, twelve
thousand nine hundred dollars;
For wages Of workmen, nineteen thousand dol
lars
For incidental and contingent expenses, inciu
! ding fuel, materials. stationery, water rent, anC
waStage. nineteen thous@ nd Que hundred collars
For machinery and mac!linisis, three Thousand
dollars.
Jud:c;ary-For salaries of the chief justice OF
the Supreme Court, and the eight associate judg
es, forty one thousand dollars
For salaries of the district Judges, slxty-ont
thousand seven hundred dol!ars
For additional compensation st two hundred
dollars each to the district judges Of Missouri
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama
under the provisions of the first section of the &C
of seventeenth June. eighteen hundred and forty
four, one thousand dollars Prouided That 81
much OF the aforesaid act as authorizes the addi
tisna cOmpen saion 10 the said Judges shall, from
aud after the first day Of October next be- and thu
same is hereby. repeated;
For salaries oithe chief justice of the District 0
Columbia. the associate Judges, the judges of th,
! criminal and orphans courts of said District, lei
, thousand seven hundred dollars;
For salaries of the Attorney General, and tn
, clerk and messenger in his office, incluiing al
increase of the salary of his clerk, at The rate O
SIX hundred dollars per annum, commencing OF
the first day Of March eighteen hundred and for
! ty-seven six thousand seven hundred dollars
For contingent exp enses Of the office of the At
E torney General. five hundred dollars.
For salary of the reporter of the decisions of th
f Supreme Court, one thousand three hundred dol
lars.
For compensation of the district attorneys, in
GLIDING one in the Territory of " iscorsin, ben
f two hundred dollars each, as prescribed by law
t seven thousand two hundred dollars;
] For compensation of the marshals, including
one i'll the Territory of Wisconsin, prescribe
] by law, six thousand four hundred dollars;
For deffaying the expenses Of the supreme, Gil
cult, and district courts of the United States incu
ding the District of Columbia also for jurors an
witnesses, In aid of the funds arising from fine:
penalties, and forfeitures, incurred in the fiscf
year ending on The thirtielh June, eighteen bur
dred and fortyseven. and previous years; and like
. bwlse for defaying the expenses of suits liz whic
: the United States are concerned, and for prosecu
tons for ofieDses committed against the Unite
States, and for the safekeeping Of prisoners, fov
hundred and thrty-fve thousand dollars.
= Wisconsin 1erritory.-For salaries of COVE
nor, three judges, and secretary, nine thousan
# one hundred dollars;
= Foz contingent expenses of said territory, thre
+ hundred and. fifty dollars;
= For compensation and mileage of the member
of the legislative assembly, pay of officers and a
endants printing, stationery, fuel, and other il
cidental aud contingent expenses, thirteen thou
e sand seven hundred dollars: Provided, That OF
). y so much of the foregoing appropriation fl
+ Wisconsin Territory shall be drawn from tt
treasury as may be necessary to defray the expel
|, SEES of said Territory until the formation of Sta
d government therein, and the admission of sal
State into the Union.
:; MisceLlaneous-For pay OF annuties an
:. grants by special acts of Congress, seven hui
j drei and fifty dollars.
For lighting Pennsylvania avenue from ii
st Capitol square TO the Treasury department, s.
d ven hundred and seventy-fve dollars
+ For compensation and contingent expense
of the auxiliary guard. six thousand seve
hundred and seventy-fve dollars.
= For completing induces to the papers
e Washington and of the Confederation, in Il
Department of State, one thousand two hui
3 dred and fifty-six dollars.
d For survey of the coast of the United State
:, including compensation to the superintendent
and assistants, one hundred and forty-six tho,
i; sand dollars
- Thirty thousand dollars in addition fhe