The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-05-04

late Secretary. addressed to the Hon.
Howell Cobb, Speaker of the House of
If Representatives and dated the twcn-
ty-frst day of January, one thousand
eight hundred and ifty-one toward the
execution ofwhich one hundred of which
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated Provided, That
in the judgment of the Secretary such
basin and railway are necessary and will
be useful to the public service.
FOR HOSPITALS.
At Boston.
For repairs Of all kinds, six hundred
dollars
At Ncw York.
For repairs Of all kinds, three hun
drcd dollars g.,
1T Philadelphia NarM Asylum.
For turning roof Of asylum, laying
water pipes, furnaces, CRATES, and ranges,
pavencnts aud cutters, five thousand
dollars
For repair, Of all kinds, one Thousand
dollar.
At NwflL..
For wall to enciose grave yard, III
cludipg excavation, six thousand one
hundred and sixty-eight dollars and
ninety three CAMS
For The purchase Of land to be used
as a road communicating with the navy
hospital grounds at Norfolk. Virginia,
twenty-five hundred dollars;
For repairs of all kinds, two thousand
five hundred dollars.
At PenMc1La.
For wall around hospital grounds,
twenty-five thousand five hundred dol.
lars
For draining and filling ponds. two
thousand six hundred and fifty dollars
For repairs of all kinds, eleven thous.
and six hundred and fifty dollars
FOR MAGAZINES.
Al Boston, Massachusetts.
For beds TO stow shot, for arrange
mcnts fer bouncing, filling, and for re-
pairs Of all kinds, two thousand eight
hundred dollars.
At -Nce York
For fitting storcrooms, workshops, and
machinery, for ordnance purposes, for
gun-skids, gravelling ordnance grounds,
and for repairs of all kinds, four thous.
and two hundred and eighty-fve dollars
1t Washington.
For foundations for slowing shot and
protection of shells, of all kinds. for re-
pairs of all kinds, four thousand seven
hundred dollars.
Al Noyfolk
For foundations of guns and shell, for
machinery, for bounching shells and pre-
pairing filling, and tank-houses, and re
pairs of all kinds, four thousand five
hundred dollars.
II Pensacola.
For preparing platform for salutng
battery and for repairs Of all kinds, nine
hundred and fifty dollars.
MARINE CORPS.
For pay of officers, privates. musi.
clans, clerks, messengers stewards and
servants. serving on shore, for rations
and clothing for servants, subsistence for
oflicers, and pay for undrawn clothing
ard rations, bounties for re-enlistment
aud pay for uncxpired terms of previous
service, two hundred twenty three thous
and five hundred and thirty dollars and
forty cents
For provisions for marines serving on
shore, twenty nine thousand nine hun
dred and eighty four dollars aud seventy
five cents
For clothing, ffty-two thousand ant
siXty-four dollars;
H.. g. tlou.o,1 ona I,,n
drod and ninety-four dollars and fit,
cents
For military stores, repairs of arms
pay Of armorers, aceoutrements, ord
nance stores, flags, drum, flies, and mus
cal Instruments, eight thousand dollars
For transportation Of officers All,
troops, aud expenses ofreerniting,twelv
thousand dollars
For repairs of barracks, and rent q
Temporary barracks, and Offices wher
there are no public buildings for tina
purpose, six thousand dollars;
For contingencies, viz: Freight, toi
mage, toll, ea.tage wharfage, compens'
tion to judges advocate, per diem for a
tending courts martial, courts of inquir,
and for constant labor, house rent in lie
Of quarters, burial Of deceased marine
printing, stationery, postage, appsehe
sion of deserters, oil, candles, forag
straw, furniture, bed sacks. spades, axe
picks, shovels, carpenters tools, keep
horse for the messenger, pay of matro
wasberwoman, and q porter, at the no
pital headquarters, twenty-five thousar
dollars
For the purpose Of paying the lien C.
ht'og on the lands recently purchase