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Edited by THOMAS HAYNES. VOLUME VIII. OUR C O N S C I E C E—O UR CO U N T R Y O U R PAR T Y. P. E. ROBINSON, Proprietor. MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 18-11. NUMBER 11. • by authority. I A\V* OF TIIE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE second session of the twenty sixth congress. [Public—No. lO.j A\ \CT making an appropriation to defray the cx- nenses of a delegation of the Seminole Indians J« st of the Mississippi to Florida, o~* *~ purposes. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Jirpre sent at ires of the Ini ted States of America in Con fess assembled, That the sum of fifteen thousand dollars be appropriated, out of aiy moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to defray the expense of a delegation of the Scninole Indians t st of the Mississippi, and other agents engaged in an at tempt to effect a pacification with the hostile portion of that tribe in Florida. U. M. T. HUNTER, Sneaker of the House of Representatives. v \V. R. KING, Vresident of the Senate pro (cm. Approved, March 2d, 16-11. 1 ' M. VAN BUREN. [Public—No. 1!.] claims, under the act of the eighteenth January, eigh teen hundred and thirty-seven, two thousand four hun dred dollars ; For compensation to the Fourth Auditor, three thousand dollars ; For compensation to the clerks and messengers in the office of the Fourth Auditor, sixteen thousand nine hundred and fifty dollars; For compensation to the Fifth Auditor, three thou sand dollars ; For compensation to the clerks and messengets in the office of the Fifth Auditor, nine thousand eight hundred dollars ; For compensation to two clerks in the office of the Fftli Auditor, according to the act of the seventh of July, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, txvo thousand dollars ; For compensation to the Treasurer of the United States, thiee thousand dollars; r or compensation to the clerks ami messengers in the office of the Treasury of tlie United States, ten thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars ; f or compensation to the Register of the Treasury, three thousand dollars ; I'or compensation of the clerks and messengers in the office of the Register of the Treasury, twenty- four thousand two hundred dollars ; I' or compensation of the Commissioner of the General Land Office, per act of fourth July, eigh teen hundred and thirty-six, three thousand dollars ; For compensation of the recorder, solicitor, draughtsman, clerks, messengers and packers, in the office of the Commissioner of the General Land Of fice, ninety-five thousand five hundred dollars ; T or compensation to the Solicitor of the Treasury, three thousand five hundred dollars ; T or compensation to the clerks and messen For contingent expenses of said office, one thou sand dollars ; l 1 or compensation of clerks and messenger in the office of Paymaster General, seven thousand one hun dred dollars ; For contingent expenses of said office, eight hun dred dollars ; I 1 or compensation of clerks and messenger in the office ol the Commissary General of Purchases, four thousand two hundred dollars ; 1" or contingent expenses of said office, eight hund red dollars; I or compensation to clerks and messenger in the office of the Commissary General of Subsistence, I or compensation to the Surveyor General of Al abama, two thousand dollars ; tor compensation to Ins clerks, per act of ninth May, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-six, two | thousand two hundred dollars ; u or compensation to the Surveyor General of Flor ida. two thousand dollars ; For compensation to his clerks, per art of ninth ! May, one thousand eight hundred and hundred dollars ; I'or compensation of the Survey orGeneral of W iskonson and Iowa, per act of June twelve, one thousand F. of thirty-six, fi\ compensation to the reporter of decisions the Supreme Court, on- thousand dollars; For compensation to the district attorneys and mar- shah, including those in the several Territories, four teen thousand four hundred and fifty dollar** For defraying the exp. uses ofthe Supreme, Circuit and District Courts of the United States, including tiie District of Columbia; also for j Jit hundred thirty-eight, one thousand five hundred dollars; four thousand three hundred dollars ; For compensation to his c! 1 or contingent expenses of said office, three thou-I twelve, one thousand ri I in an! of fritiires, incur forty-one, and fraying the n Stat-s are cone ces committed the funds arisim r jurors and w Guesses ed in t.he pivccdiu. •tenses of ■riled, an gainst t! AN ACT making appropriations for the civil and j tIlc of J‘ c tl,e Solicitor ofthe Treasury, three thou- diplomatic expenses of the Government for the year sai ii n,,,e “ ln( ' rcd aiR l bfty dollars ; eighteen hundred and forty-one. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre sentatives of the l ailed States of America in Con gress assembled, That the following sums he, and the same are hereby appropriated, to be paid out of any unappropriated money in the Treasury, viz: For pay and mileage of the members of Congress and delegates, one hundred and eleven thousand four hundred and eight dollars ; For pay of the officers and clerks of die Senate and House of Representatives, nineteen thousand nine hundred dollars ; For stationery, fuel, printing, and all other con tingent expenses of the Senate, thirty-five thousand dollars ; For stationery, fuel, printing, and all other con tingent expenses of the House of Representatives, fifteen thousand dollars ; The two last sums mention ed, to be applied to the payment of the ordinary ex penditures of the Senate and House of Representa tives severally, and to no other purpose. And tiie accounting officers of the Treasury Department, are hereby directed in the settlement of the accounts of the contingent expenses of die Senate and House of Representatives, to credit the payment made in pur suance of the resolutions of the Senate of the eigh teenth of July, eighteen hundred and forty, and the resolution of the House of Representatives of die twenty-first of July, eighteen hundred and forty; and nothing herein contained shall be construed to author ize or sanction any contract for stationery or other articles for the use ofthe next Congress by any officer of the present Congress to an amount exceeding in the whole two thousand dollars ; For compensation to the President and Vice Pres ident of the United States, the Secretary of State, the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of War, the Secretary of the Navy, and the Postmaster Gen eral, sixty thousand dollars ; For translating foreign languages, and transmitting passports and sea letters, in office of the Secretary of j tiie Treasury, three hundred dollars ; T or stating and printing the public accounts, in- i eluding a deficiency in former appropriations, eigh teen hundred dollars; For stationery, printing, and all other contingent expenses of the Treasury Department, viz: For the office ofthe First Comptroller, two thou-, s ind dollars ; For the oliiee ofthe Second Comptroller, fifteen hundred dollars ; For the officeof the First Auditor; one thousand dollars ; For the office of the Second Auditor, one thou sand dollars; For the office of the Third Auditor, on thousand dollars; For the office of tiie Fourth Auditor, on thousand three hundred and forty-six dollars and forty-three cents; T or the office of the Fifth Auditor, one thousand dollars ; For the office ofthe Treasurer of the United States, two thousand dollars ; For the office of tiie Register of the Treasury, three thousand dollars ; For the office of the Solictor of the Treasury, one thousand five hundred dollars ; For eighty-three thousand pieces of parchment and printing books and stationery, advertising, and con tingent expenses of the General Land Office ; and for books and blanks for the district land offices, twenty-four thousand six hundred and seventy dol lars ; I' or compensation to the superintendent and watch men of the southeast executive building two thousand one hundred dollars ; For contingent expenses of the building occupied by the Treasury, including fuel, labor, oil, carrying sand two hundred dollars ; For compensation of clerks and messenger in the office of the Chief Engineer, five thousand six hun dred and fifty dollars ; For contingent expenses'of said office, one thousand five hundred dollars; For compensation to clerk and messenger in the office of the Surgeon General, one thousand six hun dred and fifty dollars ; For contingent expenses of said office, five hundred and fifty dollars ; For compensation of a clerk, at one thousand dol lars, under the act of April tweny, eighteen hund- j red and eighteen, transferred Iron the office of the j Secretary of War, to the said oliiee of Surgeon Gen- I era I, one thousand dollars ; ; For compensation to clerks and messenger in the j Ordnance office, eight thousand six hundred and fifty dollars ; lor contingent expenses of sad office, one thou- rs in sl,iR l fixe hundred and fifty clollais ; for compensation to clerks aid messenger in the office of Topographical Unreal, two thousand five hundred dollars ; J or compensation of a clerk, it one thousand four per act of June j safe-keeping of pi ousaiul eight hundred thirty-eight, one j five thousand doll; thousand six hundred dollars; Bn after, in lieu of all fee * or extra clerks and draughtsmen in the offices of now allowed, in districts where the present entire con the surveyors General, in addition to the unexpended f pensation of any officers hereinafter mentioned Balances of former Appropriations to be apportioned | exceed the sum of one tlimunud live tim;d:ed doll*. r from fines, penalties, for- y ear eighteen hundred and years; and likewise for de- oiits in which the United of Prosecutions for offen- Uuited States, and for the three hundred and Iwentv- ei l' d, hotrerer, That here- emoluments, and receipts, com- shall . , ,, c d dollars mum, it shall and may be lawful for the United clerks, attorneys, counsel, and marshals, in the district and circuit courts ofthe United States in the ud and receive the same fees r may be, alh ment, in addition to the unexpended balances of lor-j of the said States, respeotivi iner appropriations, viz : * | are held, to the clerks.* Office of the Surveyor General northwest of the I sheriffs, in the highest Ohio, four thousand five hundred dollars ; | which like services are i Officeof the Surveyor General of Illinois and Mis-j emoluments, except thru souri, three thousand dollars; | fit!!, for summoning all Officeof the Surveyor General of Arkansas, one! thirty dollars; and shall to them according to the exigencies of the public t per . service, seven thousand two hundred dollars ; J State T or extra clerks in the offices of the Surveyors! General to transcribe field notes of survey, for the | several, Stat°s, purpose o* preserving them at the seat of Govern- ! that now are or !,!if 'P alii irts thousand five hundred dollars ; Officeof the Surveyor General of Louisiana, one thousand dollars ; ^ 1' or compensation to the Commissioner of Public Buildings in W ashingion, per act of the twenty-first day of July, one thousand eight hundred and foiiv, three thousand dollars ; for compensation to Commissioner, fiom the oe, !y. win re oys and of the sa •endered; and no . the marshals sli the jurors fur any one court, receive, for every day’s actu- i by the laws >aid courts counsel, and d States, in other fees or ill receive in , l ' v entv-first July to the thirty-first December, one hundred dollars, transferred fnm the office of the | thousand eight hundred and forty, three hundred and Secretary of War to the Pensim office, to he trims-! twelve dollars ; (erred from that office on the firt of March, eighteen i For compensation to two assistants to the Cnmmis- hundred and forty-one, one tiousaud one hundred j sinner, as superintendent of the Potomac bridge at and seventy dollars and fifty ccits ; . < i one dollar and filiv cents oe>- ,h,v lb For contingent expenses of-aid office, one thou- j lamps, fuel, al atteudenee at any court, five dollar- per day; and for anv services, including the eompensaiffin for mi leage, performed by said officers in the discharge of L on official duty, for which no compensation is pro vided by the laws of said States, respectively, the said officer» may receive such fees as are u w allowed by law, according to the existing usage and practice of said courts ofthe l .died States; and every district at- toi-ney, except the district attorney, of the southern district ol New \ ork, >hall receive, in addition to the above fees, a salary of two luiiidr nnm: Brocidet, 'That the fees and tame ,i t. v (I di.'frii For salary ofthe Secretary to sign patents for pub- ‘J “7 mei, moor, on lie lands, per act of July fourth, eighteen hundred j [ !,e dt> P« rtI » cnt ™"ls, and seal,ng slops registers, and thirty-six, fifteen hundred dollars; j "p'° 1<)ll!,ant f .° ,Us ’ . For clerks and messengers in the office of the I , For eompcnsauon to the clerks and messengers ,n Secretary of State, twenty thousand three hundred j the ofli ? e ll * e Secre . tai T f U ar « including the mes- .i J r r ,u n ! senger in the bounty land bureau, and the clerkship dollars; r or the contingent expenses of the Depart- ? . . r . .’ . . , mpn , e c.,, •i.-® , i i*. under the act of April twentieth, eighteen hundred ment of State, including miblishing and distributing , . . ,! , , , ’ a T , ,hp a .1 , . if . ° and eighteen, transferred back from Pension Office tne laws, twenty-five thousand dollars ; I .. e . c yt i • i i , , , r n .. nm „T • a • i on the first of March, eighteen hundred and forty, r or compiling, printing, &c. the Biennial Kegister, .. . . . ° , ... . , ,, * 7 ’ one thousand dollars ; j tmrteen thousand one hundred and eighty-six dollars For the superintendent and watchmen of the north-1 an _ ten cents > r 1 r or contingent expenses of the office of the Secre tary of War, three thousand dollars : fast executive building, one thousand and five hund red dollars ; For the contingent expenses of said building, in cluding fuel, labor, oil and repairs, three thousand three hundred and fifty dollars ; I or compensation to the clerks and messengers in the office of the Secretary of the Treasury, sixteen thousand four hundred and fifty dollars ; For compensation to the clerks in said office, per act of the twenty-third June, eighteen hundred and thirty-six, entitled “ an act to regulate the depositos of the public money,’’ three thousand and six hund red dollars ; For compensation to the Frst Comptroller of the Treasury, three thousand five hundred dollars ; For compensation to the clerks and messengers in the office of the J irst Comptrokr, nineteen thousand three hundred dollars ; For compensation to the Second Comptroller, three thousand dollars ; For compensation to the clerks and messenger in the office of the Second Comptroller, including the compensation of two clerks transferred from the of- hce of the Fourth Auditor, twelve thousand two hun- ■ r rtl and fifty dollars ; For compensation to the first Auditor of the Treas- ,lr y, three thousand dollars ; tor compensations to the clerks and messengers in tne office of the t irst Auditor, fifteen thousand nine ondred doll ars; ,* or compensation to the Second Auditor ofthe r Jsury, three thousand dollars ; tor compensation to the clerks and messengers in office of the Second Auditor, seventeen thousand llllle hundred dollars; For compensation to the Third Auditor, three tliou- ian <l dollars ; tor compensation to the clerks and messengers in . : e . 0,111 °* che I bird Auditor, twenty-nine thousand hundred and fifty dollars ; ** or For books, maps, and plans for the War Depart ment, one thousand dollars ; For compensation of extra clerks when employed in said office, three thousand dollars; For compensation of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, three thousand dollars; For compensation of the clerks and messenger in the office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, six teen thousand four hundred dollars ; For contingent expenses of said office, two thou sand dollars ; For compensation of the Commissioner of Pen sions, two thousand five hundred dollars ; For compensation to clerks anti messengers for the office of the Commissioner of Pensions, authorized by the act of ninth of May, eighteen hundred and thirty-six, twelve thousand four hundred dollars ; For compensation of clerks transferred from the office of the Secretary of War to the office of the Commissioner of Pensions, two thousand seven hun dred and ninety three dollars and forty cents ; sand seven hundred and thirty-lve dollars ; J or compensation of the supcintendent and watch men ol the northwest executive building, two thou sand two hundred and fifty dolhrs ; I or contigent expenses of stid building including rent of Bounty Lund office, fir labor, fuel, oil, and repairs, and for the contingencies of the fire-engines and apparatus, four thousand seven hundred dollars ; I or compensation of the eleiks and messengers in the office of the Secretary of llie Navy, after deduct ing one clerk transferred to Persian office, per act ol March four, eighteen hundred and forty, at sixteen hundred dollars, eleven thousand two hundred fifty dollars ; For contingent expenses of said office, three thou sand dollars; ^ I or compensation cf the Commissioners of the Navy Board, ten thousand live hundred dollars ; For compensation of the Secretary of the Navy Board, two thousand dollars ; For compensation to the clerks and messenger of the Navy Board, eight thousand four hundred and J fifty dollars; i’ ,,r contingent expenses of said office, two thousand five hundred dollars ; For salary of superintendent and watchmen, of the southwest executive building, one thousand two hun dred and fifty dollars; l 1 or contingent expenses of said building, including fuel, labor, oil, repairs of building, engine, and im provements of the grounds, three thousand three hun dred and fifty dollars ; lor compensation to three Assistant Postmosters General, per act July three, one thousand eight hun dred thirty-six, seven thousand five hundred dollars ; ! or compensation to clerks and messengers in the General Post office, forty-eight thousand six hundred dollars ; I or salaries of two watchmen, six hundred dollars; I or topographer and additional clerks in said office, per acts March three, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine, and May eight, one thousand eight hundred and forty ; and a clerk to keep the appro priation account, eleven thousand six hundred dollars: For contingent expenses of said office, including fuel for the Auditor’s office, and four thousand dol lars for rent of building occupied by the department, ten thousand live hundred dollars; For compensation to the Auditor of the Post Of fice, three thousand dollars ; For compensation to clerks and messengers in said office, fifty-five thousand five hundred dollars; I or eleven additional clerks in said office, per act of July seven, one thousand eight hundred and thir ty-eight, thirteen thousand two hundred dollars; Fur contingent expenses of said office, including the expense of quarterly books, stationery, printing, and pay of laborers, four thousand seven hundred dollars; For compensations of die Surveyor General, north west of the Ohio, two thousand dollars; and imndri may tv cents per day, including repairs, thirly-onc ihousam nl for three So much tins sum as under tin 1 and sixty dollars, applied for repairs, shall he apjdie direction of the Secretary of War ; For compensation to the officers and clerks of ti .dint, eighteen thousand nine hundred dollars ; For pay of laborers in the die Mint, twenty-four thousand d 1? or incidental and contingent expenses, including the wastage of gold and silver, fuel, materials sta- tianerx, water rent, and taxes, in addition to the un- I pended balance of* the appropriation of eiglitt i ars dollars per an- emoliuuents re- t t attorneys, marshals, and clerks, exclusive of any reasonable compensation to their de- | putics, to be allowed in their accounts bv the courts , of the respective district to which they belong; and af- j ter the payment of such necessary office and other j expenses as shall be allowed by the Secretary of the ! Treasury, not to exceed, as to anyone of the said j officers in the southern district of New York, the s oni various departments of °‘ diree thousand dollars per annum, and in anv oth- 11 district tne sum of one thousand dollars per annum, shall in no case exceed, f.»r the district attornejs and the marshals, or either of them, the sum of six" thou sand dollars for each; and those for each of the clerks shall not exceed, in any case, four thousand five hun dred dollars; the overplus fees and emoluments to he paid into the public Treasury, under rules arid regu lations as may he prescribed |>y the Secretary of the Tr -usury, subject to the disposition of f nngrJs. Tor tie payment of annuities and grant acts of Congress, nine hundred dollars; F or survey of the coast ofthe United States, includ ing the ci rnpensafion ofthe superintendent and assist ant', one hundred thousand dollars; on ilUU- Guilars ; coins to reserved it the special T or compensation ol the two keepers of the public archives in T lorida, one thousand dollars; For salaries of registers and receivers of land offices three thousand five hundred (bed and forty, eight hundr T or specimens of’ ores am Mint, one thousand dollars ; For compensation to officers and clerk of the branch Mint at Charlotte North Carolina, six thou sand dollars ; I ^ U1 i’T laborers in the various departments ofj j the same, three thousand five hundred dollars; T or wastage of golr, and for contingent expenses I c;f the same, two thousand five hundred dollars ; | L For compensation to the officers and clerk ofthe v caneh Mint at Dahlonega, Georgia, six thousand j dollars ; J where there are no sa! For the payment of laborers in the various depart- ' meats of the same, two thousand eight hundred and I For expenses in relation to the relief of certain in eighty dollars ; " solvent debtors of the United States, three thousand I or w astage of gob , and for contingent expenses dollar.'; of the same, one thousand dollars ; * For allowance to the law agent, assistant counsel, For compensation to the officers and clerks ofthe a ”d distriet attornv, under the acts providing for the branch mint at New Orleans, twelve thousand nine ^ulement of private land claims in Florida five iliou- Iftindred dollars ; sand dollars; 1 or pay of laborers in the various departments of Tor the support and rnai.tenance of light-houses, the same, twenty-two thousand dollars; floating-lights, beacons, bums, and stakeages, iiicln— For wastage of gold and silver and for contingent f ^ n b r the pnrehaseof lamp-', oil, w icks, bafl'-kins, vvliit- expenses of the same, seventeen thousand one Inin- ‘ l,tr ro,t °n cloth, transporting oil, kc., keepers* dred dollars ; salaries, repairs, improvements, and contingent expen- For compensation ofthe Governor, Judges, and se s> four hundred and eighty-four thousand and seven- Secretarv of Wiskonsa.n Territory, nine thousand one t . v_,w '° doii u s; hundred dollars; ' For the payment of Luigi Persiro and Horatio For contingent expenses of the said Territory, three Greenoiigh, (or statues to adorn the two buildings, hundred and fifty dollars; least front of iheCapitol, eight thousand dollars: Bro- For pay and mileage ofthe members ofthe Legis- ri ded. Tiie work is iu such state of progress, as, in lative Assembly, pay of officers, printing, furniture, \ re Prence t<> die whole sum to be paid to tiie artists, stationery, fuel, and all incidental expenses, twentv : respectively, for their execution, shall, in the opinion thousand dollars; j nl die Pn sklent of the L nited States, render it proper For compensation to the Governor, Judges, and I 10 ,!|: ‘ke such paym< nts. Secretary of the Territory of Iowa, nine thousand one j 1 >r payments to the artists engaged in executing hundred dollars; j * onr historical paintings for the vacant panels ofthe For contingent expenses of said Territory, three ror 'uida of the capitoI, eight thousand doll art: Bro- luindred and fifty dollars; ruled, ihe paintings are in such state of progress as, For pay.and mileage to the Legislative Assembly, ‘ ;I rt Greece to die whole sum to be paid to the artists, pay of officers, printing, stationery, fuel, and all orb- r espei tiveiy, for their execution, shall, in the opinion er incidental expenses, twenty thousand one hundred <J| * * !le President of the United States, render it proper and seventy-five dollars: !!ia ke such payments; For compensation of the Governor, Judges, and P or the support an ! maintenance of the penitentia- Secretnry of the Territory of Florida, thirteen thou- I 'T oi die District of Columbia, eight thousand three sand five hundred dollars; hundred and t ighty-cne dollar*; For contingent expenses of said Tend tor \, three To make good a deficiency in the years eighteen hundred and fifty dollars; hundred and thirty-nine anil eighteen hundred and . , . .. For pay and mileage of the members of the LcL- 111 li ' L> iu , * <!r 1 :e re ie l nl sitk and disabled . l or compensation to clerks in Ins office, per act of ]ative Council of said Territory, pay to the officer* of j s ? a J n, ' n ’ , as f ; st;,ijIlsi ‘ ed ! '- v the «« ol ' tllir(1 May, ninth of May, one thousand eight hundred and th.r- | the Council, printing, furniture, rent, stationery, fuel j p htecn liU “ dru and all other incidental expenses, twenty-seven thou- two, ninety-seven thousand dol- ! ty-si.x, six thousand three hundred dollars ; ! J F . or compensation of the Surveyor Geneaal of II- j ^ nd one hundred and t wt ntv-fiv c dollars; I !, “ ols and M,Si0ur, » lwo thousaud doliars » I For compensation to the ,'hief jn>tice, tin judges, and district judges ofthe United Si For compensation of one clerk transferred from j For compensation to clerks in his office, per act of the Navy Department, per act March fourth, eigh- j ninth of May, one thousand eight hundred and thirtv- teeu hundred and forty, sixteen hundred dollars ; j six, three thousand eight hundred and twenty dollars. For contingent expenses of said office, one thou- j For compensation to the Surveyor General of Ar- sand five hundred dollar T rtr compensation of clerk and messenger in the office ol the Commanding General, one thousand five hundred dollars ; T or contingent expenses of said office, three hun dred dollars; T or compensation to clerks and messenger in the office of the Adjatant General, seven thousand si^ hundred and fifty dollars ; For contingent expenses of said office, one thou sand six hundred dollars ; For compensation of clerks and messenger in the kan*as, two thousand dollars ; For compensation to his clerks, per act of ninth May, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-six, two thousand eight hundred dollars; For compensation of the Surveyor Geueral of Louisiana, two thousand dollars ; For compensation to his eleiks, per act of ninth M av, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-six, two thousand five hundred dallars ; For compensation to the Surveyor General of Mis sissippi, two thousand dollars ; For compensation to iiis clerks, per act of ninth a**ociate tes, nine ty-three thousand nine hundred dollar*; For compensation of the chief justice and associate judges ofthe Dirtrict of Columbia, and of ti.# judge.- ofthe criminal and orphan’s courts of said District, twelve thousand seven hundred dollars; I t or 1 and in : ry, tin j and t. I and ;aia ? )ce flue t;u For carrying into effect the provisions of the act, p c .. linissioner for ascertaining thing the southern boundary oi Iowa Territo- er the actol eighteenth June, eighteen hundred rty-ei_ht, four hundred and fourteen dollars _oty-six cent-; For carrying on the uo;k of the new custom house building tit Boston, one hundred thousand dollars; For defraying the cost of extra work on the public warehouses at Baltimore, three tbou*aud dollar.-; oninen*auon to two clerks employed on 1 three hundred doll office of the Quartermaster General, seven thousand i May, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-six, one thousand doilai approved on the second of February instant, “Mak ing temporary provisions, for Lunatics in liie Dis trict of Columbia,” three thousand dollars; For compensation ofthe Attorney General ofthe United States, four thousand doliars; For compensation of clerk ami messenger in the of fice of tiie Attorney Getitral, one thousand five hun dred dollars; For contingent expenses of said office, five hundred dollars; lavineutot arrearages for completing the cus- toin-hou>e, New 1 oi k, ihirtv-f< ur thou-and three hun dred and twenty-one dollar^ and twenty-one cems; For tiie payment of expenses incurred bv the col- lector ol New York, und< r the act of seventh of Jalv, eighft * n hundred and t ha t .-eight, to remit the du ties upon certain go.Ms el -ireyed 1 *v lire at ‘he late coullagration in U:e city o dollar*; * At v. Vork, * ven Siundred For the ,n\ ment of < i ii iaiii certificate*, being the balance of \ i’orme. appi ' ri . 1 .a cairit ri to the stir*