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Messengers,&c. to be em-ployed.

Messenger andassistant, Be- •partment ofState.

Machinist andmessenger inthe patent of-fice.

Messenger andassistant in trea-sury depart-ment.

Messenger andassistant in firstcomptroller’soffice.

Messenger insecond comp-troller’s office.

Messenger infirst auditor’soffice.

Messenger in2d auditor’s of-fice.

Messenger andassistant in thirdauditor’s office.

Messenger infourth auditor’soffice.

Messenger infifth auditor’soffice.

Messenger intreasurer’s of-fice.

Messenger &c.general landoffice.

Messenger andassistant in re-gister’s office.

Messenger and*assistant in waroffice.

Messengerin paymastergeneral’s office.

Messenger incom. general ofpurchases of-fice.

Messenger andassistant navydepartment.

Messenger na-vy com. office.

Messenger andassistant gene-ral post-office.

Messengersecretary ofthe Senate ’s of-fice.

Clerks andmessenger, of-fice clerk ofHouse of Rep-resentatives .

5,913 dollarsand 25 cents ap-propriated.

EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 157. 1824.

qfgcers. of the departments to employ, in their respective offices, messen-gers, assistants, and other persons, as follows, that is to say:

In the office of the Secretary of State, one messenger, and assistant,at a compensation not exceeding one thousand and fifty dollars per an-num :

In the patent office, one machinist, at a compensation not exceedingseven hundred dollars, and one messenger, at a compensation not ex-ceeding four hundred dollars per annum :

In the office of the Secretary of the Treasury, one messenger, and as-sistant, whose compensation, together, shall not exceed one thousand andfifty dollars per annum:

In the office of the first comptroller, one messenger, and assistant, ata compensation, together, not exceeding one thousand and fifty dollarsper annum:

In the office of the second comptroller, one messenger, at a compensa-tion not exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum :

In the office of the first auditor, one messenger, at a compensationnot exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum :

In the office of the second auditor, one messenger, at a compensationnot exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum :

In the office of the third auditor one messenger, and assistant, at acompensation, together, not exceeding one thousand and fifty dollars perannum:

In the office of the fourth auditor, one messenger, at a compensationnot exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum:

In the office of the fifth auditor, one messenger, at a compensationnot exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum:

In the office of the treasurer, one messenger, at a compensation notexceeding seven hundred dollars per annum :

In the office of the commissioner of the general land office, one mes-senger, and labourer, at a compensation, together, not exceeding elevenhundred and fifty dollars per annum :

In the office of the register of the treasury, one messenger, and assist-ant, at a compensation, together, not exceeding one thousand and fiftydollars per annum :

In the office of the Secretary of War, one messenger, and assistant, ata compensation, together, not exceeding one thousand and fifty dollarsper annum :

In the office of the paymaster general, one messenger, at a compen-sation not exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum:

In the office of the commissary general of purchases, one messenger,at a compensation not exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum :

In the office of the Secretary of the Navy , one messenger, and assistant,at a compensation, together, not exceeding one thousand and fifty dollarsper annum :

In the office of the commissioners of the navy, one messenger, at acompensation not exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum:

In the office of the postmaster general, one messenger, and assistant,at a compensation together, not exceeding one thousand and fifty dollarsper annum :

In the office of the secretary of the Senate , one messenger, at acompensation not exceeding seven hundred dollars per annum:

In the office of the clerk of the House of Representatives , three clerks,at a compensation not exceeding one thousand five hundred dollars each;and one messenger, whose salary shall not exceed seven hundred dollarsper annum:

Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That the sum of five thousandnine hundred and thirteen dollars, and twenty-five cents is hereby ap-propriated for one year’s compensation for one additional clerk in the