Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-12
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AN ACT supply deficiencies in the appropriations for
the service of the fiscal year ending the thireth OF
June one thousand eight hundred and fifty three.

the service of the fiscal year ending the thireth of
june one thousand eight hundred and ffty-three
Be endctedby ac Seaa and House 81 Representatives, Of
The United States Of Amecd Congress assembled, That
the following sums be- and the hereby, appro-
priated supply Deficiencies in the appropriations for
the service of the fiscal year ending the hrteth ofJune,
eighteen hundred and @ three, out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, namely
For compensation Of thu Vice President Of the United
States one thousand six hundred and thirty dollars
and eighty nine cents.
For outfit of charge afaires to Denmark four thou
E.. ., 10 the ooraissioner at the Sandwich Islands
from the seventh Of rghteen hundred aud hf5 TO
July first eighteen androd and ffty two and to make
the equal to the provided fer by law, four
thousand four hundred and fourteen dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the office of the rrea-
surer of the United States, one thousand dollars.
For salaries and commissions Of registers OF land ohces
and receivers Of public moneys, eight thousand dollars
For expenses Of deIostng public moneys by receivers
Of pulic moneys, two thousand and fifty dollars
For incidental expenses of the several land Offices three
thousand eight hundred dollars.
For the extension sf the United States Capitol four
hundred thousand dollars ProUdd that so much OF for
mer appropriations for the extension OF the Capitol as re-
mains unexpended and the appropriation now made or
which NAV hereafter tc made for that object shall be dis
bursed under such regulations as the President OF the
United States may prcrbe the accounts Tor such dis
bursement be audited and paid at the Treasury IN the
same the accounts of other civil officers charged
with the disbursement of public money! and SAID DIS
bursing agent shall report to the President his dsourse
mens and proceedings pe to be presented to Congress
the commencement oi each annual sessLoi' anu ~ y
other time when REQUIRED.
For the completion o. the repairs Of the Congressional
Library room authorized by the act approved March nine
teenh eighteen hundred and ffytwo, twenty thousand
fye hundred dollars
For compensaton of three men at one dollar per day
each for one wear to finish and keep in order Lafayette
square one thousand and ninety five dollars
For enclosing Lafayette with an iron FENCE hve
thousand one hundred dollars.
or eting the work Of the seventh census and to
prepare the same for publication twenty-five thousand
dollars.
furniture binding books and miscellaneous items in the
Office Of the Commissioner Of Pensions, ten thousand
dollars.
tvenv comics o the mechanical part of the Patent Oce
Report for eighteen hundred and hftycne wo (lS5l-2,)
4 five hundred and cighty-fve dollars.
To nav for the Congressional Globe and Appendix ard
the Annals Of Congress- ordered Tor the use OF the Library
&C tbe House Of Representatives under the resolution OF
the House of September twentyeght eighteen hundred
| and ffty four thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
To enable the Clerk Of the House Of Representatives to
furnish nay for and deliver the books to FIVE new
members Of the present Congress, per resolution Of
sad House passed twenty sixth July eighteen hundred
and ffty.two, four thousand FIVE hundred dollars
For compensation Of FIVE clerks, authorized to be ap-
noin,ed and employed by the Postmaster General under
tbe thirteenth section Of the of thirtyrst August
eighteen hundred and ty-two, four thousand FIVE hun
\ drei aud four dollars and ninety cents.
compensation 10 an assistant day Watchna % 'e
General Post Office from the fifteenth of September,
eighteen hundred and fy-two until the hiFteth june
eighteen hundred and ythree four hundred and Sc
twenty-five dollars -
For the payment Of the amount due William Williams,
nnder the sixteenth article Of the Cherokee treaty OF
eighteen hundred and thrtyfve and six, being the bal
ance Of an award Of four hundred and FIVE dollars by the
commissioners under said treaty two hundred ana hiy
FIVE dollars Of which paid ont Of the appropriation
for CARRYING into effect the Cherokee treaty ot eighteen
hundred and thirty five and SIX, one hundred and hJ
dollars.
To pay Gregory Ennis, executor of Philip Ennis, de-
censcd balance due upon contract for filling up the low
ground south Of the Presidents House. authorized by ac
az March third eighteen hundred and fortynne, the
sum Of four hundred and seventy -four dollars and fifty
four cents ~
For expenses Of the Board Of Viscrs at the Military
Academy five hundred and fftyseyeh dollars and eighty
three cents.
For expenses which may be incurred in acknowledging
the services of the masters and Of foreign vessels
IN rcscuiug American citizens and American vessels from
shipwreck two thousand dollars: ProrRcd, That thu
money shall be expended under the direction Of the Pre-
sident Of the United States. .
For the compensation Of Senators for the year endn
hrteth Of June eighteen hundred and three in ad
dtiou to appropriations heretofore made, and including
that for the special scspn commencing fourth March