The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-04


hundred and sixty delhrs 30 Q2t4msT -Gi1l ais
% For miscellaneous items, seven hundred dol
lars .laG; 50j 10 &lilJ aT3f 5isi s>Es35 a7s}
For rebihding old legers and other books ol
accounts TO provide cases for keeping accounts
and other papers. and for the repairs of Office fur
niture, six hundred dollars l.alos' $50. aia1
~. E.-si.osL Patent ORee o!s" gz3l3
For the purchase of SUCH scientific works as
are necessary for the use of the Patent Office, one
thousand dollars. u-. 7sGjl at lis Hk gatH,,us
For the collection Of agricultural statistics, and
other purposes, three thousand dollars Prorided,
That portion of the annual report Of the Com
missioner of Patents relating TO agricultural sub
jects shallnot exceed four hundred pages ;9.is ~
Which several sums, amounting in the whole to
four thousand dollars, shall be paid out of the pa
tent fund So a+aI L5!s y9ai -. gail.-- gsgitE
81: j osa. .Surceyors and their CLERKS 20 7gaass
Ia For zcomDrnsation of the Surveyor General
northwest of the. Ohio, and the clerks ihis office,
eight thousand three hundred dollars. .r1
For compensation of the Surveyor General in
Illinois and Missouri, and the clerks ia his Office
five thousand eight handled and twenty dollars
= For compensation of the Surveyor General in
Arkansas, and the clerks in his Office eight thous-
and three hundred dollars. 10 s'lee'. - .Hai 3oi
+ For compensation Of the Surveyor General in
Louisiana, and the clerks in his office, four thous
and five hundred dollars. @".J yi-L aa.
Mississippi, and the clerks in his office four thou
sand six hundred and fifty dollars; fre
For compensation Of the Surveyor General in
Alabama, and the clerks in his Office four thou
sand dollars; .g4a, asyf. ..1 .sat..,. i.s..s--
For aeompensation of the Surveyor General in
Florida and the clerks in his office, FIVE thousand
five hundred dollars; ..-., .tn2 .~.- 81.
For compensation of the Surveyor General in
Wisconsin and Iowa, and the clerks in his office,
eight thousand three hundred dollars; - .ssJ
For compensation of the clerks in the Offices of
the Surveyors Generals to be apportioned to them
according to the exigencies of the public service,
and, and [ifI necessary, to be employed in trans
cribing field notes of surveys, for the purpose of
preserving them al the seat of government eleven
thousand dollars; ..' .r ..eC ,..- '..-.. .a...
For compensation of the secretary to sign pa
tents for public lands, one thousand five hundred
dollars. u 9.-u:IsI. g.. 1#.4a s,-o.. ei
lie Buildings in Washington city, two thousand
. For compensation of four assistants, drawkeep-
at the Potomac bridge, including oil for lamps,
and machinery, fre-wood, and repairs of bridge,
four thousand two hundred and ninety dollars -
Mint of the United States and Branches. -
At Philadelphia, viz: s-f. s.
10 For salaries of the director, treasurer, chief
coincr, assayer, meter and refner, engraver, as
two hundred dollars; = te.- >.-4..' 70
For wages of workmen, twenty-four thousand
dollars; .. ..i = -.s5 a.s.'
For incidental and contingent expenses, includ-
ing fuel materials stationary, water rent, repairs,
and wastage. in addition to available funds on
hand, two hundred and fifty dollars; 5 t
For specimens of ores and coins, to be reserved
at the mint, one hundred and fifty dollars.
At Char otle, North Carolina, viz: .t..f.
of- H.
and clerk, six thousand dollars; Isl g.. 'r
For wages of workmen, three thousand five
hundred dollars;
For incidental and contingent expenses includ-
ing fuel materials stationery, repairs, wastage Of
gold, and watching, two thousand one hundred
dollars. -...4 .... .- art-. -. a., s-~s
At Dahlonega, Georgia, viz: ..1 =
For salaries of superintendent, essayer coiner,
and clerk, six thousand dollars; .sls .-... ...'s
For wages Of workmen, three thousand six
hundred dollars; .-.f ..--.t ....r- .... ,a
For incidental and contingent expenses. incud-
ing fuel, materials, stationery, repairs, and vast
age OF gold, three thousand dollars. .... rs
AT New; Orleans, viz: e.t....- iat-. a
g. For salaries of super intendent treasurer, coiner,
assayer melteE nndf fefiner, and two clerks twelve
thousand nine hundred dollars, H. Ae.9ai:. a.,"
is For wages of workmen, ininteen thousand dol
lars ~ 3.:H4t .eatfei i.t5.rts5 tess .sraas
e
ing fuel materials, stationery, water rent, and
wastage, niutt teen thousand one hundred dollars.
!. For machinery and machiniss, three thousand
dollars ....7 ... d.y .-,r- -ass. or' e. ssss.
ISL. Il ts5.--.a.E 81 Judiciary. r.,A .7.t .-!.-e
For salaries Of the chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court, and the eight associate judges, forty-one
thousand dollars; T. ...: f ~ -,F.e ..:.. si =,
: For salaries of the district Judges, sixty-one
thousand seven hundred dollars. - ss ,1u .l
8, For additional compensation at two hundred
dollars each 10 the district judges of Missouri,
Arkansas, louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama,
under the provision OF the first section of the act
of seventeenth of June, eighteen hundred and forty
four, one thousand dollars: Pfoeided, That so
much of the aforesaid act as authorizes the addi
tional compensation to the said judges shall from
and after the FIRST day iu October next, be- and the
same is hereby repealed g.s g... n' ii .ssf...s5
For salaries of The chief Justice of the District
of Columbia, the associate judges, the judges Of
the criminal and orphans courts of said District
ten thousand seven hundred, dollars; e.t t .i..l.
For salaries of the Attorney General and the
clerk and messenger in his Office, including an
increase of The salary of his clerk: at The rate of
six hundred dollars per annum, commencing on
the FIST day of March, eighteen hundred and forty
seven, six thousand seven hundred dollars :: .as.f
For contingent expenses of The Office of the At
torney General, five hundred dollars; si,.s-r -ss
For salary of the reporter Of the decisions Of
the Supreme Court one thousand three hundred
dollars; z-.7s.,-: s., .5-,,, .st-sat e.5l naizaR
For compensation Of the distris, attorneys in
cludipg one in the Territory Of Wisconsin, being
two hundred, dollars each, as prescribed by law,
seven thousand two hundred dollars; n bnez1o.s Z.
For compensation of the marshals, including one
in the Territory of Wisconsin, as prescribed by
law six thousand four hundred dollars: .. ....-,