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H’or ex pence of fuel, candles,
a 'lonary, furniture, chelts, &rc.
fAfluuve of expenfes of fuits,
pudtcutions, mail locks, keys,
po rtmantur.s, faddlc - bags, blanks
lor pell-offices, advenifements
relative to the mail, and other
tspenfes incident to the depart
ment at large, their being paid
lor by the pod-mailer general
out of the funds of the office,
two t hoy land dollars.
For compenfation to the le
veral loan officers, thirteen
thoufand two hundred and fifty
dollars.
For compenfation to the clerks
ro the rommiffioners of loans,
and an allowance to certain loan
officers, in lieu of clerk hire,
and to defray the authorifedex
pences of the ft veral loan offices,
thirteen thoufand dollars.
For defraying the expence of
clerk hire in the office of the
commiffioncr of loans, for the
Hate of Pcnnfylvania, in addition
to the ptrmanentprovifion made
bylaw, in confeqntnce of the
removal of the offices of the
treafury department, in the year
one thoufand eight hundred, to
the permanent kac of govern
menr, two thoufand dollars.
For a mpenfation to the fur
veyof gesltiiP, and the clerks
employed by him, and
For expence of ilationary and
other contingent expences m
the furVeyor general’s office,
three thoufand two hundred
dollars.
For defraying the expence of
publiftiing in rhe Sciotagazette,
the aft providing for the fale of
lands in the territory north weft
of the rivet Ohio, and of paper
for printing twelve hundred co
pies of rhe aft providing for
the fale of weftern lands of the
United States, eighty-four dol
lars.
For completing certain fur
veys authorifed by afts of Con
grefs palled the tenth of May,
one thoufand eight hundred, the
eighteenth of February and 3d
of March, one thoufand eight
hundred and one, and for fur
vcying and laying off, according
to lav/, the lands around Vin
cennes, on the Wabaffi, in the
Jndiana territory, thirty-nine
thoufand two hundred and nine
ty-fix dollars and ninety cents.
For compenfation to the fol
lowing officers of the mint:—
The diicftor, two thoufand
dollars :
The treafurer, one thoufand
two hundred dollars.
The affiayer, one thoufand
five hundred dollars.
The clnef coiner, one thou
fand five hundred dollars.
I he meltcr and refiner, one
thculard five hundred dollars.
a he engraver, one thoufand
two hundred dollars.
One clerk, a: ieven hundred
dollars.
And two, at five hundred
dollars each.
For the wages of perfons
employed, at the different bran
ches of melting, refining, coin
ing, carpenter, rmii-vvrighc and
fmith’s work, including the
fain of eight hundred dollars
per annum, allowed to an affift
ant coiner and die-forger, who
alfo over fees the execution of
the iron- work, feven thousand
doilu.v
h er repairs of luin-cC. , cod
( f rollers and ferews, bar iron,
lead, Heel, office furniture, and
for all other contingencies of
the cftablifhment of the mint,
three thoufand nine hundred
dollars.
For compenfation to the go
vernor and judges and fecretary
of the‘territory north weft of
the river Ohio, five thoufand
one hundred and fifty dollars.
For expends of ilationary,
printing patents for land, and
other contingent expends for
lands in the laid territory, three
hundred and fifty dollars.
For compenfation to the go
vernor, judges, and fecretary
of the Miffilfippi territory, five
thoufand one hundred and fifty
dollars.
For. expenfes of ilationary,
cffice rent, and other contingent
expends in the faid territory,
three hundred and fifty dollars.
For compenfation to the go
vernor, judges, and fecretary
of the Indiana territory, five
tliouland one hundred and fifty
dollars.
For expenfes of ftatjonary,
office rent, and other contingent
expenfes in the fi d territory,
three huncFed and fifty dollars.
For additional compenfation
to the clerks of rhe le veral de
partme ts of flare, treafury,
war, and navy, and of the ge- i
neral poft-office, not exceeding
tor ach department refpeftive
ly, fifteen per centum in addi
tion to the Turns allowed by the
act, entitled, “ An aft to re
gulate and fix the compenfation
of clerks,” eleven thouland
eight hundred and eighty-five
dollars.
For the difeharge of fuch de
mands againft the United States,
on account of the civil depart
ment, not otherwife provided
for, as fhall have been admitted
in a due courfe of fctilement at
the treafury, and which are of a
nature, according to the ufage
thereof, to require payment in
fpecie, two thoufand dollars.
For the compenfation granted
by law to the chief juftice, affio
ciate judges, circuit judges, and
diftrift judges of the United
States, including the chief jufticc
and two affiuciate judges cf the
diftrift ot Columbia, and to
the attorney-general, fixty-eight
thoufand fix hundred and fifty
dollars.
tor the like compenfations
granted to the diftrift attornies,
and for defraying the expenfes
of the fup re me, circuit, and
diftrift courts cf the United
States, including the court for
the diftrift of Columbia, jurors,
ana witne fles, in aid ot the funds
anfmg from fines, forfeitures
and penalties 5 and likewife for
defraying the expenfes of pro
ftcution tor oftences againft the
United States, and tor iafe
keeping of pnfoners, fifty-fix
thoufand nine hundred dollars.
For compenfation to the mar
flials of the diftrift of Maine,
New-Hampfliire, Vermont,
' Kentucky, Eaft and Weft Tcn
ntuee, one thoufand two hun
dred dollars.
For the payment of fundry
penfions granted by the late
government, nine hundred dol
lars.
± e'i cui. ; *...o effieft the
, aft of Congress of the 3d of
j February, one thoufand eight
.hundred and two, relative to the
officers and crew of the United
States fchooner Enterprise, one
thoufand feven hundred and
nineteen dollars.
For payment of the annuity
granted to the children of the
j late colonel John Harding, and
i major Alexander Trueman, by
: an aft of Congrcil puffed the
fourteenth of May, one thou
fand eijlit hundred, fix hundred
dollars.
For payment of the annual
| allowance to the invalid pend
i oners of the United States, for
I their pennons from the fifth of
I March one thoufand eight hun
; dred and two to the fourth of
1 March one thoufand eight hun-
I clred and three, ninety-three
thoufand dollars.
For the maintenance and fup
porc of light-houfes, beacons,
buoys, and public piers and
flaking off channels, bars and
fhoals, and for occafional im
provement in the conftrudlicn
of lantherns and lamps, and j
materials 11 fed therein, and other 1
• *
contingent expen ft s, including 1
commiffions to the luperintcnd
aitts of the faid lip:ht-houfes, at
O # *
two and a half per centum, forty
four thoufand eight hundred and
O
forty-one dollars and forty-four
j cents.
For the discharge of fuch
milcclbneous demands againll
the United States, not otherwife
provided for, as final! have been
admitted in due courfe of fettle -
merit at the treafury, and which
are of a nature, according 10
the ufage thereof, to require
payment in fpecie, four thou
fand dollars.
For defraying rhe contingent
expenfes of government, twenty
thoufand dollars.
For defraying the expenfes of
taking tire fecond enumeration
of the inhabitants of the United
States in addition to the appro
priation heretofore made for
that objedl, twenty thoufand
dollars.
For defraying the expenfes
incident to the purchafe or erec
tion of certain ware-houfes and
(lores for the reception of goods,
wares and merchandize, under
the " Adi refpedting quarantine
and health laws,” pailed the
twenty-fifth of February, one
thoufand feven hundred and
ninety-nine, fixty-nine thoufand
and twenty-fixdollarsand twelve
cents.
For the expenfes ofintercourfe
with foreign nations, frxty-four
thoufand and fifty dollars.
For the fabrics of the conv
miffioners under the feventh ar
ticle of the treaty of amity,
commence and navigation be
tween the United States and
Great-Britain, including con
-1 tingent expences, twenty-four
t thoufand and fixty-frx dollars
fixty-feven cents.
For fabrics of the agents of
the United States, in London
and Paris, expenfes of proie
cuting claims and appeals in the
courts of Great-Britam in rela
tion to captures of American
veffels, and defending caufts
elfewhere, twenty-nine thou
fand dollars.
For the (alary of an agent in
London, for the relief and nro
-4
-vdcn ri American f ...
aaci contingent cxpcnfts to be
incurred therein j and for re
lieving teamen cltewheit, fif
teen thoufand dollars.
See. 2. And be it further
cv.CihJeidy I oat the feveral jppjQ.,
priatiens herein before made
ihall be paid and difeharged out
ot the fund cf fix hundred thou
sand dollars re it rved by the afb
f< making provifion fu/the debt *
of the United States,” and out '
or any money which majfc, be in
the tieafury not otherwife
proprlated.
Nathaniel Macon,
Speaker of the Houfe of Rcpre'w
fenta lives.
Abraham Baldwin,
Prefident of the Senate , pro tern.
Approved, May i, 1802.
Thomas Jefferson,
Prefident of the United Staid*
.
LOUI S VILL E,
V/EDNES&ATy September 29, iBcfz/
Married, on the 7th inftanV
Mr, Holliday Hay ley, to Mils
Nancy C. Jordan , both ofWafti
ington County. *
Married, on the 22d inflanr,
Mr. Robert Fleming , to Mils
Sarah Mcfs , both of this county.
Died, luddcnly, on Saturday*
the nth of September, Mis.
Martha Goold, confute of
Dodtor JohnW. Goold, of this
place.
Died, cnTuefday, the 14th
of September, of a lingering
illnefs, Mrs. Margaret Wood.
Was murdered,* in Auguft
laid. Major Patrick Carr , an
adhve intrepid officer during
the American Revolution, in the
caufs of freedom.—Like other
men Carr had failings, .and who
is perfect ?—Say that he was
rigid—it was at a time when
rigour was a virtue, and lenity*
would have been a crime—then
hulh’d be the voice cf calumny- -
—Carr was an avenger of his
country's wrongs, though hi#
death has been unavenged.
* So Jaid the Inqueft held ever*
Major Cards body, Jo f aid twelve
rejpeclahle men on the Crand Jury,
andJo Jaid twelve rejpedlable men
cf the Petit Jury , who tried the
murderer , but all this goes for
nothing, By Hocus Focus .
The deaths in Philadelphia,
were on the 25th 4 u g* B—-26th
B—27th, 9.
The Philadelphia of
Health, report, Angufr 31, five
new cafes of the fever, befides
feveral taken Tick in the North
ern Liberties, near C allow! hi 1-
flreet, who have lately returned
to the city. The fever is again
rather on the increafe.
Judge Baker,
of Mr. Bayard) of Delaware,
has publiihed a long protejl a
gainlt the acts of Congrels
pealing the Judiciary Law of
1801, by authority ot which he
held his office. He dedans
that in his judgment thofe acts
have not abohfhed his dm >.
and affeCls in his judicial chai a. ■
ter to pronounce them nipl an i
void—and, gives Jus rcaLns
Jarge.