.'Hi.-
. .-.. . -i":"-; r.:"V. .;- ". "'" '.:----;-jr: --':' :--;-. : : -'.rl ..''' 4 - 4
?YJWTlKr;n9- into viewthose jreneraU
!Te -tof pol'cv1 which :rr ill important
riSESE burepublic. ; I will now
totw T(ktnarVs xm Mheirprsctic
p. ifv
;dn?r and the nature of theopposhuon
!f Sealed amst.thenu
"fJstrlcttonA upon the importation of fo
1 nufncUires have upon thereve.
n ou!d appear srane to a iTistant
r?Vrver conversant in political matters, tliat
Vcrtlon should be roiintlly made in onr.
Hie council that n temporarj' and mcxle
IS increase of dutf on BucRrtcles import
3 as we" wish to see manufactured at home,
Said have, the' eect nf sa-curtajlinff iyjr
as to render aspeedy rert. to ;ex.
' .Tifl an onnreswre system of nter-i4
taratlon necessary, thmjcnn disco-
Cer more- PInl-v
a can sr.
JL, a resort to such axlamorous declaratTon.
ETLji,?iTidentlT.to leod the public. mlnjT.
- u,m thp merits crtherHibiect, and a-
rmise the fear of an occurrence 4itterlv,be. -
rond the scope of probabiHty, and only con-
SW3V-UV.n - -4i -
i trt fllude br its hideanr appear-
ince. The word excite is a te rifx term ; and
it is made use of because it is o. b the. same
ntnner that a child is determl from' wander,
in? abroad bv the fearful monition ' that gob
areJn th street. 'M J 1
What is the truth of the caLfie.? ' Haver we
. i LiMnncPfl ftiit?f"Yin imrinrtt rronrla
lOtaireanT T n
fcr the purposes 01 revenue, ana nave yi'rsv
i
v n hen the tluties were lower : ! al-
tfcou?? 5e have dispensed NwitK the system
cf txosk which "then Jejwsted A smill Jm
crease in our manufactures has taken pace ;
fcut in no wise sufficient 'ta. affect '.materially
ht revenue Oil ma'- wtuum. , r.n; " " .
discernment be iWeto judge for himself
of the effect upon the'rt venue b van increase j
of duty upon some -.articles, for thetempora-f
ry purpose of 'encouraging llie- introduction '
ni increase of the' home manufacture. Sup
pose a double'dqty islaidupon suchl. articles : ; j
it will require the ho;r e manufacture, of one ! j
halfcf oiu- supply before trie revenue, win (
be lessened' one cent.'- - If the whole impor-j
tauon snouiu oe cut i)u;u uur h huju ,
ilena new source of Revenue 'may be watr
'edby taxing.the very article th manufac
tured at home ; not by excises, but by rules
Botinore rifforous.than are joW enforced in
the collection, of imposts. -he oniyt.diffei'
eiice in the effects of 'the conectidn'will be,
: that the rnannfacturers will be, subjecte4 to
the accoontaliility insteadpT the 'merchants.
J5ut this is only reasoning tb'ttend of re
butting at once a flimsy; ana futile Jirgximentt
for.it does not follow, thatthe samatticies
must furnish the same means tf re venue: ; aa,
bur internal means beng augmented 1 by: tlie
introduction of more;; ccupatiopv and tl.ie
expenditure preserved at- homejour :com-
r erce would receive new fieor arid exten-i
sin, and
thus furnish aSditional means of re-
t This reasoninsr, however; contains adjnis-
lions beyond the scope pt4cpmmon Calcula-
tion. Ve have no reason tt believe t?wt h
jrerease of imposts . will lessen, but? en the j
contrary, for some years,' at least, increase
the revenue. What will be the efTect tht-n ? '
' V'Bl this prove a tax" upon the consumer to,
le given as a premium to' mbrmpoly K ) No--,
. It more revenue is wanted than wouui accrue ?
from present duties, tbte addition will K re-1
qu-'site to supply .the, want, instead ot resort-j
- rnjr to the 6diorts; system of excisesV whlch )
: .iisuch a'bugbear. Cut,if no more revenue
( ;s wanted than our present duties will raise,
r it will become the business of Conress.lo
' rbn. over the general tariff, .and cull from the
... hsl of dutiet iiyipdrts inch articles as form a
Tartof'our present pecessaHes,''aml which
f-Ue canriot manufacture or produce atjhoriie.
-Itight not Salt, Siiffar, Coffee, Molasses, &C."
. jit relieved of their, load I To 'talk then, ofl
-the destruction of our resources by.introd.tic-
ir?manuftcturcs; oc of the necessit j 6i re-'
r torting "to a more 'oppressive system of col-
Jctitn;,'ig altogethef illusbtyV V Equally al
urd is it to speak of monopolies .by laying
discriminating; duties in 'fat or of our manufac-
tLTP "-M'' r" 'lt-
Vj iA monopoly is the exclusive - possession of
a thing." Kiw, if waheck the introduction
( foreign fabTics,;by increasing tlie -duties,
err. ate no monopoly, r but 'rather: preyehtj
ivrejii monopoly;, unless, us a nation, we
ao l esaidjfq monopolize otir own means ot
u! p'. Kut individuals have no advantage
Jer each)ther.' A. general encouragement
given to all ; and the effect to be.pToduc
d is trt'make it the interest of the people
Jo follow the occupations .th'us encouraged,
, ' tsoon is other less profitable employments,
t . t hich are ho.w follow ed;iecause habit. ftd
' ihe ease cf tbe piirsnits throw: them 'more
irecuV in" the way. " ; Vhen .habit; wkI ex-f
:tr?.nce -havebecme "marreidy. thie eom
; . petition being brought home, aiid thef more
onrenient application of cUstomerVenabling
hen to be. their own purchasers, these1 Very
'iciunstanccs will reduce the prices' oif4ur
'.-n fabrics' as much, below what . tbey now
; . ssarily are, for wantof habit anl prac
y as the difficulty that is. tobe eneouxiter
.... -' m tlie outset is great. W ;X;phVTct jtvill
Castrate this teasoning. A few -years ago,
1 , -ss consented - to - lay an : e'ncOurag jng
i f1 pon coarse cotton" goods., Tlefore.that,
-Jinneciutely, coarse India; Cottons and coarse
k domestic cotton' gooc!s ere retailed amongst
from 25 tooO.cehts peryard. Nowthe
nie quality; of, cotton gooda can bis b'bught
y ttril at from t 15 to 2a' cents : and the
titles destrovea ine source m uiai iturimc ; apnlication to all the usetu
lv rreventing: importations ? Certainly not.i Vs which he, has'alreadv
toour rtbihties, we import ?smucn Wf .rt)i a hundred s
st, by the' piece, is proportibnably lessened.
- t the" xnanufacturc of 'these; good ia brt
. .1 ' ', v- ... . .. V
v.
.still in Tirsinfancy and has;jnade. hut pr
tiaT progress: It Has,l however,' taken:,'deep
:rootv and - he . ft'cloiijs are "'"seen ;'pre dingliT
Vrrent directons.v 'Nor has irnisbed
monopoly for thf - YanVees ork an
the5 pf her .'middle. States are '?iiderablyfen
jngrd injt y and eveii Some" scions have pej:
ti? tmtedv th e la'p q nf free internet .tr-V;
heheAhr the rubbish of prejudice and politil
c'al biv.l thjsv8b'titberri region! and if
half, the industry r which' iis 'used 'to p'tv
mote Other brahcbTes of improvement'-in the
Southcin ; States; werer employed SnttKeir
. cultupirt swe should haveta nursery of Cott, h
vMnrluh'-turer5! n2 h6rt time, mow valuable
otbe State thin, the' ; g)ld of Cabamtsi anfV
all tHo , fesoMrcesf of our mineral , kingdoms,
while they arecirrumscribed in.their appli
caijn by. ndrrqvM minded policy. ;
v4Th?nkinot;Ventlemenv that I wish to dis-
eouraere- patriotic associations for anv spe--
cies ot improvement, a ffncu nurai xmproyj?
ments mar emibleiis, even in our present
sate, .oMessen the labor of Cthe- worVing1
class, iv no more j andif manufactures afe-
encouragred." and lbor. thus partly diverted ;
!nt another channel, thcTe wd'vbe ai much
K' from' fewer '.hands'.- Navigation ' and 1 road J-
means as manufactures; and every endeavor !
of patriotism, to accomplish Iheir- proprress,i
t reQuires TOanuiaciurinjr esiaDusnmenrs-. to
I complete the enterprizc. Much lessre yon
' to f suppose that 1 discountenance the plans :
nrmy learnen ani styrniiiic; irjcm a"' ?
lUlnprh. T.His luminotis Fssays have jsfTorded '
me very sincere gratification. . He iioicis me ,
pninani iim or science nvcr im.- naiunti i
sources of our own wealth, and -draw's the j
lines of distinction necessary to prepare their ?
I arts. The few
published, are
peeches in Congress in fa-
: vor of letting trade-rejrulate itself, ? !
. AN TKDEPENDENT ClTlZETy
Warren Coj&nty. ; v ;, .
The following letter from the Rev. Gordon
Hall, one ot 'the American misstonar.es at
. Bombay," baa just been 'received. "It con
. tains a draft of one hvndrctl do!'arsrt in fa
vor of the, Massachusett . Peace, Society,
beincr the amount of a donation , by the
Rev.' Mr. J eff pies, of Bombay. " - . ,
To the Tewmrer tf the Massachusetts Peace
:.' Society. - : ..
' Of.ar Sin- I have very great plea
sure in sendinsyou the enclosed -draft
The Hev. Henry Jeffries inae'of 'the
H o n . . K a s t. I n ! i a C o n p a ny s ;c h a p a i n
oa " this establishment. lie has be
come a convert to peace sentiments,
Paml liy the perusal of a volume ofiprf-
pprs piioiisnea oy your ;evifr ,n uc - rr
ve red. Society. Avvery other man
ytwgh to do, ; he wish es ; to pro ve r h is
fath by liiV works, an to contribute
of; h jf Su bs ta n ce: as well a9 h i a go ml
wishes ' and prayers, for the.. Accom
plishment of the society's ohjoct
He wlH also esteem it an honor to be
admitted a member of the Society. ,
; lie some time "ago led me to hpe
ifhal he -'would himself address the So
tieCr, on. its benevolent and Christian
object : I ti1'l hope that he will do so,
t h o u fh j h e ha s h o t yet fu rn i sh e tl a ny
thipgf. written to Deicbmiaunicareil, .
I have, also;; had j the happiness of
witnessing; the rise and progress of
peace sentiments? in several individu
als in this rei(n. and in more tnstan
j ce tharronc, these tonverts' have, been
t constrained Dy ine iorc-i iruyrauu
grace to resoive on cuangiug nieir reu
cuarft.for" black ones: f,. Y t': "
Should it meet thyiew of.the So
ciety, h would Solicit a few copies of
the Society's reports ano. iracrs, to oe
serVt to .us' from time to timf.i They
.'w6uId;nolT faitr T think to dogood;
Proof; j n ;addit i on to t he accom mpany
ingi may be adduced to show that .the
detached , tracts of the Society; that
hftvrhpretofore :beeff sent us, have
subserved, in a happy drgree,thc object
of the Society. My heart is With you
in this object, and wishes its predy
andiijnp.lele accomplishment;-which
'may.CVdfgrantorC
. d 111 ; UVUI Btl m . w T m wwi 'ua iv,ij
- 1-.--. XV tiy,. - . .'
TV
' Laws of the United Smtes.
An fact making appropriatiohsior'4-the
-support of Government, for the year
vi one thousand eight hundred a.id twriV
tvthreei''' i "r ;. -i
it eniiciid bit 'the Senate and Home
qf Refircwniativcs of the; United State
ojJlnienca m congress uasemoivat i nai,
the-following sums be, aad the sime are
hereby respectively,--appropriated- fiis
the year one thdusand;'eight bnlred and
t wen ty-three i thatK to say r: ; t;5 J
i or coropensaiion ' 10 me - omcers anu
attendants" of. the Senate j. and - Housed of
Representatives; : tTrenty-nuje.lhosand
twii hundred doia:'s,ir.':if
; 4 for expenw'fu
hig, and iiirother contingeDtVeipenaes, of
hand doliars .; w.f;
r S . fc. " .... d ; K t .
Fnr the e5feV,se o the Lihrarvof Con:
pfe?s; ihfiuding;tHe safar?' of iHefVLibra
,fi ah; one thousand pine Jh'undfed and fi ty
r ; Vot thpprdiial increase the Iiiprary,
t vno ihousa nd dnl J rs-ri.. .v-- - a -n-v .iH' "
v 1?e com nehsatiort tcithe Tri(ejht of
ibe Ignited States; twenty-fifejhoa
, b'- r compenatKin to i ne y icprjesKienT
off he United States, five thon'sand dollars.
For compensation ; trv the cretary of
Stntesi tnnnshnd;dollf4ts.I
for cow pensa t Ion to; in-, Clerk s m tb e
"Dpartmeot of State, per act rf;tbe5Vf n
tlethf Anrijfone.: thousand leiphbiin
Ired and eiihteen fifteen: thousand ne
liundred "dollaT.:r;"; v : W
v Ithf comfjeosatioh to the messengers
in ariid Deftment, including the mesii.
grer Sn the Patent " ofiicev rmeXthoiisand
four hundred dollars, in fiill of ; all allow-
' " V.-;-:.f-V .."'-' '''-; 'r? -1 " i!
.an(v!. . " ... .. .' -r- -v. .- . . .
. Tor the accidental and contingent ex-,
peosps of the Department of State; in
cluding the expeies of pfintingthe laws,
and for "extra enpvmg f. parers, eighteen
thousand eiht hundred dollars. . . ";
Trr preparing and : reporting an Kidt
t.ionl OorrmerciaPDirest, pursuant -tn a
rVsohrion nf the House of Repreenta-
t!v;s (Reprpserrtaves,) of the twentyfirst
; Jamvny, one thousand e'ght nundr ci ami
Iventy-;nrec,Tme inousan (jniars. . - u
FcrCornprnsation o the Secretary of
the.Treativv. six thousand dollars.
Fof ctim peinsa tion to the; C lerk s in the.,
off ce of the Secretary of the Treaiiry
per Wet of.-twn-'ti' th Apr.il; one thousand
eight "hum! red nd eighteen, ten thousand
four hundred dollars, v " j r -:
For an ."additional clerk in said onice,
from first'of JulyVone thousand eight hun
"red ami twenty-two, to tbirfv-first of
December, ; one; tbousand eight hundred
and 1 twenty-three s one thousand 'seven
hundred and t wenty-fi ve -dpllars. v ,
For compensation to the messengers in
said office, one thousand and fifty dollars,
in full of all Allowances.- ! , , -P-f
For compensation to the First Comp
troller, of the Treasury, three thousand
five hundred"f!dllars. ';. - .,'
Eorfcompcnsation to the cferks in the,
; office of the First Comptroller. . per net,
! of twentieth, of April, one thousand, eight
hundred and eighteen, seventeen thou-
sand eight hundred and fifty" dollars. .. .
L. For comptnsHiU'U 10 the messengers1 in
isaid.,offce, one thousand and fifty dollars,
in full ot all Allowances. r;
For compensation to the Second Comp
troller of the Treasury, three thousand,
dollars. - . ' .. :'. '. - ' j
For compensation ito the clerks in thet.
office Qf the Second Comptroller, per act;
of twentieth of April, one thousand eight;
hundred and i eighteen, jdne thousand se4
j ven hundred and; 6fty dollars. f - 1 !
ror compensation to the messenger m
said office, seven hundred dollars, in fullj
of all allowances. .v "V ,
For compensation to, the First Auditor
of the Treasury, three thousand dollars. f
For compensation to the clerks ib the
office of the First Auditor Of;the'Treasu
ryVper act oftwr ntieth of Aprjl one thou
sand eight huudrerl and eighteen, fifteen
thousand two hundred dollars.' ' j
For cmpensatiofv to the mespenger. in
sta omce, seven nunarea aoiiars, m rui
pt all allowancts..
, For compensation to the Second Audi -
for o;' the Treasury, three thousand do
Uirs. v --: . -4. " ' - v'.'.'. ir
For compensation ,to jthe clerks' in the
; office of the Second Auditor, sixteen thou ¬
sand twO huridftd dotlars. : ' ; 1
For compensation to the messenger in
said ofnce sp.vfn. hundred dollars, in full
of all allowances;
7 For compensation ' to the Third Audi
tor of the-Treasury,-three thousand dol
lars.. T. '.
For compensation to, the-clerks in the
office of the Third Auditor, twenty-three
thousand three hundred and fifty dollars.
For compensation o the messenger and
assisttant in said office, one thousand, and
fifty dollars, in full of all allowances.
For compensation to; the Fourth Audi
tor of the 1 reasury, three thousand : dol-
lars. - A'X'::---. . -. -' 1
' For compensation to the clerks in the
office , of the Fourth Auditor, per act of
: .! -t . C 4 ' -i - . 1 ... .X. . . 1 . f 1 1
.i wenuetu oi .. April, vone i uousanu eigui
hundred 'and eighteen." fifteen thousand
and fifty. ollars.';.''
'A) For compensation : to 'ithe. fhessengef jln
said office, seven hundred dollars, in . ifull
of aljllowances;:-:i
For compensation to tne Fi ftb Auditpr
of the TreaiuryV three tbiisarid dollars.
For compensation " to " the clerjks ln 'the
office of ?tiiey Fiftli ; Ajimtbperl act lof
tyentiethl of A!pril, one thousand; eigjht
hundred and eighteen; ten thousand sfive
hundreollarsH ;; '0'
- For two clerksv to complete ; the duties
of the ..CommissioneK of the " Revenue
transferred to die office of the Fifth Audi
I tor' tw0 thousand five hundred and fifty
aollars.-; ; . ; v ?
f i For one clerk, on 'the" business of " the
Asent-of the Treasury, transfer e to
the;t office of t he-Fifth. Auditor, one thou
the Unite
'4
For'comnensation' to" the clerks in the
offce of 'the,Treasurer, per act of twenT
ifein,oi,'prii, one cnousana cigni numre?
and Eighteen, 'five thousand two hundred
add fifty dollars, 'riiJX ji 'I :; -''.v"
J l; For compensation tp an additional clerkv
and also for an assistant to the chief clerk,
as allowed.since first of January; 6ne thou
sand eiRut hundred and ineteeri, 'twe)ive
hundred ;olltrfc-:
Frdmpeitiatipn to th&messengsriirt
said office seyenihunred dolU
of all allowances.
I For compensation to th e Commissioner
of th$ general LahTpfficeJ three, thoU
For IcompensaUon to the clerks in the
ofiicbf -said cortp of
hundred and eighteen, twenty-two' thou
sand five hundred and Ji fWfdoUars'l''
pi For compensation totbe messenger in;
saiq ornce, ana pay pi a laoorer, nine.nuu
dreci ahdforlyjaollars, in full of ail allqw
I For compensation to the register pf the
Trea su ryi- -t firee thousand 'dolla'r4fl
' '-:'?i."L: .-.-1.' v ? :. 'r'. If-:: :,!"' Vti :
eighteen, twenty-two thousand, three hun
dred and fifty; dr-llars. ;v-t ;'.i jtx-X''
j For compensation to the messenger, In
c 1 udi n g t he allow ancefor sta mping ships
registers, eight hundred dollars, iti full of
all allowances. : ' :K ' i ';' ' ,' 5 ivv
For1 an assistant messenger' insaidbf
fice, three hundred and fifty dolls, in
-full of all allo wances. m . ; : ' ' ' " , .r
For Compensation to" :the Secretary of
the lommissioncis:of theSioking "Fund,
two hundred and fifty dollars. . x';
ViFor allowance to thepersonJ Employed
in transmitting passports and sea letters";
for, e xpense of translating foreign lan
guages,: in: the prfice" of I the Secretary, of
the Treasury ;for stationery, fuel, print
mg, and all other incidental, aod conlin ?
gent , expenses in the Treasury Depart
ment, and the several offices therein in'
eluding the expenses "of stating and priht
iug the public accounts far 'the year, one
thousand eight hundred aud twenty-three,
thirty thousand three Hundred dollars. .
.For " allowance to the superintendent
(siiperintendant) and t'oiir watchmen; em
ployed for the security' of the State and
Treasury Buildings.; forj theepaTrs of
engines,; hose, and buckets, one thousand
oine hundred dpi tars r ' - -
; For compensation to the , Secretary of
War,". six thousand dollars. ' : " r - .' -
For compensation to the Clerks in the
office of the Secretaiy pi War, twenty
two thousrind six hundred d( llan. .
For compensation to the Messengers in
said office, one thousand and fifty dollars,
in full of all allowances. ; Vvv A;;:
j For compensation to the Paymaster
General, two thousand five hundred dol-
lars. "..; ' ' : , MW-
For compensation to the Clerks in the
office of the Paymaster General, three
thousand one hundred dollars.. v
f For coniehsation to the Messenger in
said office, seven hundred dollars,1; in full
of 1 1 allowables , . P-?.-.'
: For compensation t the ' Commissary
General of Purchases, three thou&and-dol
Jars; X " ' ;: v-'v-
For compensation' to the Clerks in the;
office of the. Commissary General of Pur
chases, two thousand eight hundred ol-
For compensation to the Messenger in
said office, seven hundred dollars,' in full
of ylf allowances. i t.M J Vfe
.'Fbr compensation to the Clerks in the
office of the Adjutant General; two thou-
sand one hundred a nq tjtty aollars. . . . ;
For compensation the. Olerks in ! the
O rd n a nee office, two thousand nine hun
d red . and fifty doll ars.-vv-' "7 ':X '-'if::r;' ft
For "compensation to the Clerks in the
Ctrl t u J r . . '. r:o..t-
tustence, (subsistance) two thotisandpne
hundred and fitedollars: s !
For compensation to the clerks in the
office of the Chief Engineer; two thousand
one nunarea ana nrty apiiars ?f:.
For com pensatibn 'to the clerk in the
Surgeon General's -bfiice, one . thousand
one Qundreu and hi ty dollars. . ; v . v. -
Department, including tuel,v 'stationery.
occ. tix thousand dollars. : , r ' ?
For opehsattoni to the Secretaryf
tne Navy,' six tnousand dollars; Jm'S:;f
"For compensation to the clirksCin'tthe
offici of the Secretary of the Nayy tper
act of the twentieth of April, one thousand
eighthundred;gand"eih
sand'tw'6 hundred. jdolla
F6r"com pensation to the Messengers 11 '
saia omce, one mousana ana imy aouars.
. f rr - . t . .s. .': i ;
in luii 01 an Auowances. ..3 'v'-.'-v'
For the contingent expenses of said oft
fice, two thousand dollars.V ( - f W ,1;
For compensabon to the Commissioners
of the Navy Board, ten thouiaiKf five huhf
MreddoUli
- For- iComensatioi to thevSecretary k)f
, the Co misstoners of . ihe ;Navy - Bbard',
.two-thc1i'saiid;dotiarte
vFormpeflsatio'm theclerksin!the 4
oiiic .oi( tive commissioners or t ne ayy
propriation sifce the first of January, one ,
housand eightfe hundred "I and I nineteen, r
four thousand doll a rs - Vr
" . For compensation to .the. Messenger in
said office. seven hundred dollars, .'in full
of all irowancesi' ','l ': ,' zf1 -h-'' .
" For contingent expenses of said officct
se'venteen:,handred4oUarsiv;;
For allowance to the snrjermtendent ,
and four, watch men,employed faT Xhelte V .' '. ' '
cuntyofthekWar and Navy 1)
and for the incidental and contingent e- - : t ;
pens,7inclutlinjg oil-fuel, and candles, -. . " v
t wphounand andixtyigh' doUKrs..; rf ;
FoVlmpehsatiott: ta.the Postmaster r ; ; :
'GeiieJ,:jfpuy;hbusand.MpU
f For com pe n sat ion to t wo A ssi st a ri t Post--,-masters
Jeneral'five thousand 'doJIai-V'W"';
For compensatmfl ftphe Clerks in? the i -Generl'Post
QffiJ-'per.act of twentieth -X -,' .' -
April, ohcitthhgand eight" hundred rand , r
eignteen iwemyfi wo, mousana seven nun- 1 -
dr?dpUafe'itf ( - -
. Tor-Huuuionai cteiK nire,;ano: otner ex ?.
penses lii the General Post Office, forlhe v 5 .
yearvpne thousand eighth lumdred fand f -C
mr pompensAtion to tne Messen
iii'saj office; ope r thoand ; ahd filtydpl- ;
tweb ty wp - three, thou sand four h undred -;
aieightynedolla ;
"C&erjEd:AstOffi ; ! :
sixhuuared dollars.:' -'-"J'.f i"' -:'
ttH, :in . ruii.o an allowance.: - haf - '
For cohHnrent e bfiti;onllt.if53'
four thcusnd dol&rs, .1?';''-- "-': -,
, or compensation to the Surveyor Gel"--' v.
tieral, two thoiisahd ddlafs:
a-wi s vMuipeusaiiuu sa.ioe? cierKs mcne 1
For com pensatibn to the clerks im tiis
sint one . hundred dolias;;;i;v.;vl .3
ir'Frconlpenstipn tdhe Surveyorsouti
ofTemiesseeJ two thousand dollars! C- '.f- ;
bfficeof theiaid rSufveyor, ? one thousand s?
fseyeti. hundredollarvr'':j;. tf? :
' For comber til'.
Illihmslisspuricrtansas, tw ithou 1 " Vx
ahd tdollars;K - WS.rn;;
fice ot the said Surveyor, tweo , th ousarid dol- v . '
.lars,'-- -i . '.-'.,'- 'i"X:;:- i"'- !.?; .v :
- For compensation to the rlSurrePr in Ala
bamay tWp tlibusaijid dollars,; K V-r'fri '--At--::' :i
For compensation, to the : t"lerks In the of.
fice of the said Surveyor; one thousand five
hundred oUaStJ i''3 ,i
:K For comperisatiort to the Ccipmissloher of - 7 U
he r Public "IBjnldings; "tVasugtcx City; l
one thousand five hundredollarslu (Iv.;r
; . For competsatlie Jatmnson-. v-J-?X''f( I
er of Loans In Georgia,' from the second Sep- i ; J ' js
iciiiucir uiic iiiuuBitiui in-.iuunqreana . . ':'7-t
'eight, to the thirteenth of June, ehosand-1
eight hundred an uttenV; for printing and 'sU-Vlli ".
tionery, asettlJ"at the Tastify; one: thou Lj:
sand. three" hundred knd lirtvlfivi tnllarra oaJ
ompensatidn to the ohicers and clerk ?
o"f the. Mint, nine thousand six hundred dbl v '
7 - Jur pcrsyjra enipioya in me uinejenrppe
rations of the; Mint, teh;thkn3t.4dllawr.
r- For - iocidenUt ;arid contuifireni expenses
and repairs s c6stvof .machinery fand for'H-,
thousand six. hundred dollars!
'Fof the'cohtlhtrent exnnBanf tbi AVi-.W
coinageof the Mint,1 ten thousand one hun- V'r
tired and fifty dollars' f-Cil , iUXh' :
fvFoir c'pnvpensatibn tcithe Goverrior. Judges ; ?5 V,'
' and Secretary of the Arkansas TerrttOfv.
5asTerfitorythree hundred aWfiftYvdollars Cj-'
t For compensation to the'GoVernbrudges." '3 ft
and Secretary of the Micbigair Territory, ajx f
thousand situndrejd tBars.7 ''H'tS:. ?ti
: WF6r : the eohtingent expenses of the Michlwr: 'V
ganiTerritbry three hunded 6 fifty dollars; V -:
For compensation totheCXvernor, Judges
and Secretary of the britla: Territory, in, v :
eluding arrearages; (arreargsj "for "the yeat f VC
one thousand eight hundred and twentywo, ' . "' f
eleven, thousand iix hahdand "(brtyninei . f-'
dollars and seventy :cens;"4v i'
..cppensadon
Of the members of the JLegislatve Council ' '
and for the contine-ent 'enene"nf'AK'r J:'
ntoryj including arrearages; (arrearges) for '
wjc". wiw -Auuusw;,cjgnt-;nanu-ana-" '-''
Iwenty-two, thirteen thbiisandlliree hundred' ; c "
arid eightysix dollars and jiffy-four cents; "V . vr
x os, compensauon xo inree Uommissioner 'J U.
settle Land Claims inVaU. T-U.;..,
? v vwiiniuuit w me uniex-justice-th V ,
Associate Judges, arid District Judges bf tlie
v; SUteW includiner the Chief-Jnstir. :j-
Associate Xudifies bf the District of' t.imK4 ' ..w .1
r For compensation to the-Attv rr.t1' 5 . r
bftheUhited ? States, three ;ihl,i , ;i : '
HDuvucu uuuan
brebmpem
"f ""ofttc urtme;iCourt ondthou
tuuia:oouars. :.--;.:'i-i,''r;v --jr.vy..-- ir '
;oomnensbntb'un -
"r 1 . Mi4rsuius t iarsnaws; as granted' '
by-law. including tbbse in the nevrot v h -s;
tones,nxne thousand nine hundred : seventy J
preelpllars and sixty-three -cnts rA;f :
p4efw thexpenseabf theSiin- f " v "
Circuaridpistrict Courts'bf the :-U tatesA '
including the, -District tat Coiumbla imrf ftr f Vr.
J V "A'f .JVcae, j jaa Ol Uie lUIKlS axi9
..in.nXspeiialtiehd forfeitures, and
5dil'?iynhe Jexpencesf 00360111100 !
1
.im
1
:(
V
l ;
: 7.-7.
- r I..-;". : I v-i
V"
: ;i:v';' Cf r -j'M : v. ,' '-'v. .J:l f i