TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 105. 1844.
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cember, one thousand eight hundred and forty, three hundred and fif-teen dollars and forty-nine cents;
For preparing indices to the manuscript papers of Washington, beingan arrearage for the fiscal year ending thirtieth June, one thousand eighthundred and forty-four, one thousand one hundred and eight dollars;
For completing the work of the custom-house in Wilmington, NorthCarolina , including the purchase of a lot adjoining the site, nineteenthousand nine hundred dollars;
For expenses incident to the issue of Treasury notes, four thousanddollars : Provided, That no part of this appropriation be applied, andno compensation shall be made to any officer whose salary is establishedby law for preparing, signing or issuing said Treasury notes.
For expenses in relation to the loan, eight thousand dollars;
For salary of an assistant surveyor, to survey the private claims inFlorida , under the direction and supervision of the surveyor general ofFlorida , one thousand dollars;
For pay of chain carriers, markers, transportation, provisions, &c.,for ditto, fifteen hundred dollars;
For salary of an assistant surveyor, to have charge and oversight ofthe re-surveys in the Greensburg (late St. Helena) district, Louisiana ,under the direction and supervision of the surveyor general of Louisiana ,one thousand dollars;
For outfit of the late charge d’affaires to Texas , four thousand fivehundred dollars ;
For arrearages in Black Hawk war, in one thousand eight hundredand thirty-two, due Captain R. Anderson, on report of the accountingofficers, four hundred and forty-one dollars and forty-seven cents;
For arrearages due marshals and district attorneys, one thousand fivehundred dollars;
For arrearages of contingent expenses of branch mint at New Or-leans , ten thousand dollars;
For arrearages on account of a survey for an extension of the Na-tional Road to Jefferson , Missouri, one thousand three hundred andfifty-nine dollars and eighty-one cents;
For the purpose of completing and rendering secure and tenantablethe State House in Florida , twenty thousand dollars: Provided, Thatthis act shall not be construed as sanctioning any excess of expenditureheretofore made beyond former appropriations for that object, nor asauthorizing any further expenditure beyond the amount hereby appro-priated in completing said building;
For settlement of the claims of Sextus Shearer for goods furnishedthe New York Indians, one thousand five hundred and twenty-threedollars and five cents, to be paid out of balances of appropriationsheretofore made for blacksmiths’ establishments in the Indian ser-vice ;
For completing the marine hospital at the town of McDonough, oppo-site to the city of New Orleans, thirty thousand dollars;
For the payment of Jeremiah Smith, jr., as per schedule to the Sacand Fox treaty, concluded eleventh of October, one thousand eight hun-dred and forty-two, and the act of Congress of third of March, onethousand eight hundred and forty-three, for carrying into effect the pro-visions of said treaty, four thousand dollars.
To defray arrearages of expense of the commission appointed to markthe boundary line between the United States and Great Britain , eightthousand dollars;
To satisfy the claims of the State of Maine , under the stipulations ofthe treaty between the United States and Great Britain , concluded onthe ninth of August, one thousand eight hundred and forty-two, a sumnot exceeding eighty thousand dollars;
Expenses ofloan.
Assistant sur-veyor in Flo-rida .
Chain carriers,&c. lor same.
Assistant sur-veyor, Greens-burg district.
Marshals anddistrict attor-neys.
Cont. exp. ofmint at NewOrleans .
Survey of Na-tional Road.
Completingstate-house inFlorida .
Proviso.
S. Shearer.
Marine hospi-tal at McDo-nough.JeremiahSmith.