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L. M. JONES, Publisher op tiie laws or the union. "at the public good we aim.1* M- M. LEVY, Editor.
^OlL I. C1ROLi]a, SATDUBAY APiJI!, 21, Jh?8. .
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, OF fKR
OOMMBP.3IA.L OOXTRISB,?
Publwhod weekly eyory Saturday morning at $3
par annum if paid in advanco, or $4 IF not paid
until the expiration of the your.
Persons .subscribing out of tlio Stato, ->ro required to
pay in advance.
No subscription recaivod for a loss term than ono
yoar.
Advertisements will be inserted at One Dollar por
square for the first insertion, and FiFty Cents for
ovory continuance. Thoso Advertisements that ;lo
1 ?'? nf innnrtions inarknd on thn
IVji navo uiu m?'""? ?
margin will bo published until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
dJ- All Lottora addressed to this Office, must bo post
paid.
' =;
Auction and commission business
The subscribers have nssociuled themselves
together under the linn of Young &. Depass in this
line, and will transact and dispose of all species of
Merchandise and other commodities, entrusted to
to theui and their disposal in said business, and
will be thankful for the same.
Having spicious ware rooms, will, on application,
receive any goods consigned them, free of
storage. WILLIAM. R. YOUNG.
Dec. 10 33 If JACOB S. DEL'ass.
R rfkrkmcks.?G.Mathoson, Shannon, M'Gec
& Co, Llolleyinan & Gass, James Duulap, Levy
& Llughson, J M. Niolon, I'. P. Villepigue, Cainden;
Martin, Walker & Walter, M'Dowall,Shannon
(Sc. Co., Charleston.
Tho Charleston Courier will publish the above
once a week for two months, and forward accou.it
to this ollice for payment.
A CATCH*.
WILLIAMSEV KILN'S, TAILOR ?flrueful
for the natron \??e he hai hitherto received.
respectfully inform-* the citizens of Cr.mdeu and
its vicinity, tb it. he has commenced the above
b-isiuOoS at the stan I formerly occupied by J.
<*oo:lla;l, immediately opposite Shannon, MoGcc
it Co., where he will cut and make garments in
the neatest manner and most fashionable stylo.
Fashions received quarterly frow New York and
Philadelphia. Jan. *27. lilt If
________ __
C. SMIT 1. T.MI/Mt, tenders his thanks
to those of tije Iri.-ud* of the late firm of
Severns V Smith, who since their location here,
h ive so liberally patronized them in business; and
trust, by a faithful performance of the work entrusted
to his care, and a disposition to please, to merit
a duo share of the same patronage; which will be
thankfully received at the stand formerly occupied
bv the above lirm, one door south of Dr. Ileul's
office. Jan. :27, 31) tf
~b\
SU.MTKR DISTRICT.
John Jennings, J
rs S BILL.
Thoa Williams, cl til }
The judgment creditors of John Jennings, arc
hereby notified and required to be nnd appear bet'npo
tlin Commissioner of this Com t. and estab
lis!) on oath, their claims to the funds in the hands
of the defendants, administrators of Joseph Purant,
dec'd. arising from sales of properly and money
paid to him, within ninety days from this
date. The*' will he required to shew what they
may ho indebted to said Jennings By decree of
the Court. J.NO. B. M ILLKil, Com'r.
Sumterville, Jan. f> J 5J() 38 lOt I'r s fee jjjjia50
1W JE Qt JITY, "
Kershaw District,
William M Jirctn
and itife j
r? Bill ll?r Division & sale of I<and
Wiley Jenkins,
ct al J
It appearing to my satisfaction, that John Jenkins,
Wiley Jenkins, Exurn Jenkins Thos Jenkins
Jos Jenkins, & Jas. Jenkins defend'ts in this case,
are absent from this State, It is ordered that
they do answer, plead or demur to the said Bill of
Complaint, within three months from this dale, or
an order nroconfesso will he entered ngomt them
therein; also, that this order be published for said
;n ?i.A r??.?..i..v. t
" jVw. LANG, Com'r.
Jan. 20 38 13t.
MEDICINES.
Botanic store and infirmary.?
The subscriber grateful for flic liberal patronage
extended him in the above business, during the
the last year, would now inform his customers, that
ho U this day receiving by the Steamer Thomas
Salmond, a largo supply of Medecines, which will
bo sold on accommod iting terms, for cash, or on
three monfhs credit to approved purchasers, either
by whole sale or ictnil.
1 have now supplied the Infirmary with permanent
nurses, so that in future, I hope to be able to
receive all applicants, who may desire to take medicine
at this establishment.
Seven years experience in this practice, and an
extensive acquaintance in this community, renders
any other promise or pledge of attention on my
part unnecessary.
Feb. 3 40 tf WM. CARLISLE.
The Columbia Times and Clieraw Gazette, will
each give the above tlr.ee insertions and forward
the papers containing the same, and their accounts
to the subscriber immediately thereafter for payment.
W. U. j
rnjOTICE.-Th e undersigned having tormed |
_L m a co-partnership for a term of years, undei
the firm of Murray ?y Ronncy, for the transaction
of Mercantile business, respectfully solicit from
ihni r IVinn/lu fiml oitof Atrmra n nnttlinnnnfo rtf fhnir
patronage. They have on hand a very extensive
assortment of Dry Goods, Ilaidware and Groceries,
which they will disposo ol at reduced prices
for cash, or on ciedis to punctual customers.
They may ho found at the store lutely occupied
by Murray & Bryant. J. I). MURRAY,
Jan. 20 38 tf E. VV. BONNEY
f jMHE Co-partnership heretofore existing under
- the firm of Severns Smith, was, on Men.
day tho 15th iiist. dissolved by mutual consent.
1VM SEVERKS.
Jar. 90 3a, !f B f SMITII.
i-1 ? %
SOUTH CAROLINA,
SUMTFR DISTRICT:
Summons in Partition. , '
Jefferson Logan,
TS.
Ransom Logan, and others. I
appearing to my satistaciioh, that David Lo- 6
gau uim o v luiim ins wilt", J uuii uugau auu ju- *
sail his wife, bligah Logan and Eliza his wife, and t
Ransom Logan, resides without this Stale: It is *
therefore ordered that they doa>pear and object to I
the division or sale of the real estate of David Logan,
dec'd on or before the first Monday in i une
next, or their consent to the same will be entered '
of record WM LEWIS, 0 S D
March '24 47 8t Pr's fee $4 50 i
For Sale, i
A GOOD PIANO. Apply to
SHANNON, McGEE & Co. '
Nov. 4, 27 tf
I\ THE COMMON PEE AS, i
Kershaw district. I
Joseph M. Marshall,}
vs > Decla. in Foreign At'climt.
Henry H. Scliroclt.y
WHEREAS, the plaintiff has this day filed
his declaration in this office, against the i
defendant, who is ubsent from and without the > i
limits of this Slate, as it is said, and having rieilh- |
or wife nor attorney known within the same: It is
ordered that the defendant appear and plead thereto,
within a year and day, or linal judgment will
be entered of record against him.
Nov. 25 30 J W. .LANG, Clerk.
V OOK AT THIS!?The suhscri or res
E A peclfnlly informs tlie citizens of Camden and
its vicinity, tiiat they cun have their clothes cut
and made in first rate style, by calling on him at
his residence, in Broad street, two doors above
the Post Office. 11 is terms will be reasonable.?
All orders will be thankfully received, and promptly
attended to. <
JOSEPH CHARLES WORTH
ORDERS, )
Columbia, 22d March, 1836. )
PURSUANT to an order from Major Gen. Bi.
channan, an election will be held in Columbia
on Friday the 15lh June next, for Braga tier General
of Cnvaliy. The followino jiersons will manage
the election. Copt. J. U. Adams, Capt. Stark,
Lieutenants Taylor and Brown..
None but Commissioned officers, field and staff,
arc entitled to vote.
Forthe information of the officers, I refer lliemto
the following resolution, parsed December
Resolved, That in all elections for Mnj. General,
iintl Brigadier General, hereafter to lie made in this
State, it shall be lawful lor all commissioned officers
of tlic Militia entitled to vote, to do so by proxy; '
Provided; that all voles so offered by proxy, he sign- 1
ed by the officer voting, staling his rank and title, '
presented under sealed cover, addressed to the Col of
the Regiment to which he belongs, or other officer
holding the election. J. II. ADAMS,
April 7 4'J if Col.Oth Rcg't Cavalry.
rnhinct illanulhcloi'y.
TIIK subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
of Camden, and lie surroundi g country generally,
that they have opened a c .binet establishment
immediately in iront of the Post ( ffiiee, where
they will be happy t<> fill any orders which may bo
sent to them. Repairing done with neatness and '
despatch* They hope i?y unremitting attention to I
business, and a desire to phase, to merit a share of
public patronage.
SAM URL STEWART,
WILL 1 BY MA'illlS.
A pail 7 49 tf
? Wan. IIi>viialiK
TfpjK SIRES to inf.rin his riends and tlio pub
B y he, that after an absence of twelve months in
Europe, he li is returned to Camden nd ag-iin resumed
the prrocticc of Medicine. Oliicc as heretofore,
corner of Broad and Yera street*.
Dr. II. also wishes it to be geneiady kno?* n.tuat
whilst profiting t y an attendance on ti.e Medical
Institutions of Dublin, during a residence thereof
several months, he devoted much attention to the
present system of Dentistry, practic< d in that city
as a most important collateral branch of Surgery.
In the operating rooms and Laboratory of the
State Dentist, where he had an ample field for prac- ;
ticc and observation, he has made himself master i
of every thing relative to Modern Dentistry, as a
science and as an art, and tenders aceoidii.gly his
services to those who may require them, at his operating
room, in Logtown.
April 14 50 If
f It IIE? Bank of Camdeu Soutli Ca?
4?\ rolllil. The annual meeting ol the stockholders
of this Bank will convene at the Banking
Douse in Camden, on the first Monday in May
next, when an election of "seven Directors to serve
for the ensuing year will be held. By order ol the
Board W. J. GRANT, Cc.sh'r.
The Southern Times, Columbia, Chora w Gazette.
Choraw, will insert the above until the 1st Monday
in May. April 11 50 Ht
TOU vji All persons .laving demands ag..iusi
iyi the estate assigned by Dr. Jacques Bishop
and Wm. A. Bowen, are requested to render them
as early as possible to the subscriber, in dupiieale
form. JOHN M. GILCHRIST, AssigneeApril
14 50 tf
The Charleston Mercury will publish the above
daily for one month, and forward account to this office
for payment. j
COMMITTED to the Jail of Kershaw District, '
on the 11th inst. a negro boy v\ ho calls his
nainc Fed, and says he belongs to George .\:uldrow
of Sumter District. Said fellow is ol a dark
-i : _i .< r. o I.;..i. ?.. i
CUIIipiUAIUII J uuuut (# III i V Ul U 1IM livn llilll
about 19 or 20 years of aye. The owrr is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away. JAMES ROBERTS, Jailor.
April 14 50 tf
AMDEN BRIDGE COMPANY. 1 he l>irccter8
of this Company have ordered the pnymentof
the second and third Instalments on the
Stock of said Company. The second being $20 per
shaie, payable on or before the 20th April, instant,
and the third, being $20 per shnre, payable on or before
the 20th May next. The same will be received
at the Bank of Camden South Carolina.
April 14 50 4t J. C WEST, Treas'r.
If of ire i
There will be an election for Recorder and Treasurer,
Town Marshall, and Clerk of the Market, on
Saturday, the 21st inst. Proposals will then b?' received
for keeping the Town Clock and Public
Pumps in order for the ensuing vear. That all demands
against the Council he rendered, and that
debts and taxes duo them, be paid in by P at day ?
By order of tho Town Council of Camden.
April 11 50 2t J W. LANG, i
Recorder and Treas'r.
1 ?
,
SHERIFF'** rJiECTIoSr
SKTHEKEAS. William Rosser, Esq. |hv preWW
tent she. iff. h-.s tendered hi* resignation to
rlto Exeeljcncy the Oosasftorjto u^ke effect it soon.
is a successor is qualified to enter ujtota the' duties
>f his office,
NOTICE is hereby given to the Managers of
Election lor Kershaw District, to open polls at the
tever&l places of election within said District, on
Vlonday and Tuesday, 7th and dtli May n?xt, for
he election of Bhertil to supply the vacancy occ.?lioncd
by the resignation of the resent incum*
rent. CteO.U. M'INTOSH, Clerk.
Managers of Klection for Kt-rsha ' t istrict.
At C mden ? W. J. Gerald, John Rosser, and
Benjamin Gass.
At ur. ton's Mill?John Motley, F. Bowen, S.
3. Taylor.
At Sclirn >k's Mill?Benj M'Coy, Jos. Lockhart,
Robt. Turner.
At Lisenbvs?Goo. Cot well, Samuel Mcrcliison,
and Alexander vt'Cnskill.
At buii'ulo?Tyre M'liafl'y, R. Moscloy and Jas.
I'ate.
At Goodwin's Store?TI1O8. Smyrl, W Kirkland
and It 11. V\ illiau:*?.
Libeity 11 ill?T. L. Dixon, Roland Cornelious,
and John Brown
Flat Roc ?Jos. Kirkland, John Fletcher, and
J. J. Dun'ap.
The managers to meet on the Wednesday following,
at Can.den, to count out the voles and declare
the election.
April It 50
Wt. arc authorized to ..n'noui.ce 1 knja.vis
Gabs us acund.date lor SHEUIIF, to till
the vacancy occasioned by tlie resignation ot Win.
Rosso r.
April 11 50
WE are authorized to announce JaMr. u Jonks
as a can id.ite for SHERIFF, to fill the v ?nancy
occasioned by t.ie resignation of Win. Rossor.
April 14. 50
FBI HE Copartnership herelotore existing under
JL the lirm ot liisliop and Gilchrist was ai an end
on the 1st ilay i f February, 1838.
April 14 50 tt J. M. GILCHRIST.
N|JEGR<>ES WANTED. Liberal pr.ccs m.>y
l.al be obtniaincd in cash for negroes, by applying
to the subscriber. JOHN M. G I LCI 1K 1ST.
April 11 50 tf
filial Notice
PERSON'S who irive ml ok \et made r turns,
will do well tocall and make them before the
1st May, or they will positively be tlouhh taxed, as
I no iwoks win no c.osrci aim ik? mums ?i?i it" r.cnvcd%alter
ihat date. T. C. BRYA *T.t. c. k. d
April 7 -ID if
Clock asail Watch 3ffakcr
rg^H siilisciil'or r< pecKuih informs the eitir. ns
B ol Camden, and its neighborhood, that lie has
located hintedI' in this place, 3 doois above tin- Chiiilen
Bank, where he will attend t > nil business in
his line. J. B, KI.lA'tJLli.
April 7 40 tf
The Catawba Springs*
TflR Proprietor of tlrs establishment gives
no'ice til n he is re mri g and tilting it i |>
at ro sid rable e.tponse, and in .? superior s;ye,
end will have .t rea y for the reception of com aiiv
by the 2dtii ol May. It is situated on the great
East* in and VVes ern li-.o ol Sii es, from Salts
bur1, v a Lincolnton to Ashviile. vvc ; (a s age
pa-sing there ever* day in the week but one)?
The country around is brok ii a.id proverbially
healthy, and besides the mi oral pioperties < t the
w-ite s ill r are man. i dncements -o turn the
attention of invalids and ol.?is towards t is placeIts
proximity t<> the lower country?the die pness
of living?the excellence of the neighboring society?
the abundance rf game?tlie ri. ii lielo ntl'ided
to science?especially to Mineralogy and Botany,
are laets not to be overlooked b, the travelling
world. But it is in the viineral qua iti s n, toe
Springs tnat the great attracti n towaids t issp-it
consist*. i lie Proprietor has no exaggerated lists
of cures to p-escnt to the public, tor he has just
taken possession, nor would lie deem it a compliment
either to the goo taste or sag. city ol the
public, to present such if he had them. But ho
has the as-urancc of some of the ...ost scientific
Physicians and Chemists, to the rare -.nd v .limbic
properties of these Springs. In 1824 Professor
Olmsted (nowof Yale College] made a stri t analysis
of this water, and pronounces its loicign
ingredients to be
Sulphuretted Hydrogen,
Sulphate, of Lime,
Sulphate of Magnesia,
Muriate of Lime.
For a more extended stat.-inent see his genlooiral
Report of North Carohn-i, authorized by act oi
Asse bly, pages 120-30 Space will not petinit
us to add the very Hatt ri-g remarks ol this gen.
tleman?hut any one at nil acqu.iin.ed with the
subJWit cannot help perceiving -it. peculinr adaptation
01 these mine-als, to the d.solders that most
prevail in the South.
The r loprietor can only superadd his determi
nnti. ii to ineef. patronage, by n unflinching ntlention
to the wants, wishes and Com'orts ? his visiters.
The Springs nre now, and will be throughout
the veur, open lor the accommodation of travellers.
JOS. W. HA il'TO s.
A ril 7 40 Ht
??lihNUi b- ?? Ai\ 1 hi)?V? u. te< , il l' tit.li lust
i r'?te heart dine Shiiges to b. delivered at
the Camden Bridge, on or before the fin-t day ot
July next, (or which cash will be paid on delivery
CH.\KLEsVAi\hE F RO
April 7 40 ti
Five Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY tmin lie subscriber, ?? Mulatto
boy named John, he is about 5 feet 10 or 11
inches high, one front ooih out, unit both feet
Irost bit-en, and several tmv off oi each loot. Inforn
ation has reached me, t! at he is on a boat running
trom Camden to t linrleston. The above reward
will be paid lor lodging him in anv jail.
WILLIS RAMSEY.
March 31 48 2t
1%T OtifC.?The subscriber of!ers fur sale his
1^1 whole Block of \iry Goods, at cos! and clmr[job,
I'or cash. JA.VILS M'EWEN.
A.arch 24 47 3t
For Sale or Rviat. i he Kirk wood lloin?c
and Lot belonging to Mr. I'ugh M'C.II.
J. M. DES.4USSURE.
March 31 48 2t
JO. HALL?Will practice Law in the
e < nmden Courts.
Feb. 24 42 Ct
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sale.
Y1V virtue of sundry cxocQtioM taiw dirrctrd,
J^vvUl be Hold before lue Court House in Camden,
0ii llie tkat Monday in May next, and the day f?dTow
ii{j, within the usual hours o< sale, the follow ine
property, vie;
Ono tract of land, containing 440 acres more or
Ip!m Ivinor nn the waters of Block River, inini-ur
'* ? f 'J - ? ' B
lands of John stokes anil others, levied on and to
be Hold as the properly of Will Scott, at the suit of
Aiester Garden,
Also, will b. sold on Tuesday, at the home of
the defendant, on Dig Lynches Creek, one sorre'
horst and t n head of cattle, levied on and to b
sold as the pio. erty ot Stephen u Hough, at the
suit of James Perry.
Also, one tract of Land, containing 2(H) ..errs
more or Itss, on which the dcleuduut lives, in the
f?rk ot L> ncties reek, a Ijoining lands |teloi>c?n<? to
thecstateol Co Jnli.i tve sliaw and ntlie s, levied
on and to he eoMns the property of W.n. Murrhall,
at the still of I lie officers of the Couit and Henry
Schroek.
Also,one tract of Land, containing G40 cres
more or less, adjoining lands n| C. R. Dlaii ami
ot lies, levied on . d to be s Id as the property of
George i'. Cotwell, at the bUit ot J. ilishop
Also, three L??ts in i he village of Kirkwood, known
as iiuiiibers 4, f>, G ALo. two Lota in the town of
Camden on Lyltleton street, known as nuin ej.s
101X5, 1007 Atso a fraction ol Lot number 10fc<3.
Aisi? one Lot on Stale R?rce?, number 1081. One i
vacant I.nt on Dn.nd sl'ect, number 104, ar.d the |
South third of Got num. or 1G3, levied en ami to he !
sold as tin property of O.C*. Campbell A-. Co at the
suit of M'l)o\a'i, Shannon &. Co., Coinintrciui
Dunk, and others
A h o,? ne House and Lot in the town of Camden,
fronting West on York s/iei, and known in the
pian of the town as iiuinl er- 1073, levied on and to
lie sold as the property ? ! J. iiusj L'unlap, a. tiic
suitol llydi, I l.u ri-and llootu vi It.
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay for Sheriff's
papers.
... ?rii ti WM nnacvD
[Mil IB 11 tU. U> / tJUlili, O. l\ MM
11ST nf Li-tiers remaining in the Lost UfHce
A nmden. April 1st Ibdb.
A?John L. lexnuder
15? 1 ii ?ma? Bradley William Raskins, Jaindes
F. Br? ml foot, Ge? rge F. BariUt, b 11. liovkin,
Kizzy Biair.
1.?Samuel S. Carpenter, John A Chiluer3, L.
B. 1 larks, n i.enryO shnw, Joseph Cloud, Vincent
ox. l)rur\ J ntnpl ell.
ifc?Ue<rut Di nii Is, John L'a.idson, 2; j igeous
1 nniels
Jil -James T. Kllimn, Aza Kvnns.
? Mi.-s Saudi Gih.-mn, iYiiusFiaiucs L. Gi.a).
Bfl ? { '.'.I lendersnn.
,B ? iss i johuson, Hubert Irving, Lewis
Johnson.
BvV Jain n T K core. Rev John A ivennedy.
tj?Miss Sarah i oi.jh, i r. 1> S. Lucas, Nut ha
niol . it' e, Henry Lowrerv. J. I). I eii.n re.
Ai J iin Marshall. I'eter M'< nskili.2; 'i'ln n as
MT-reary, Jarett IS'. .iller. Archibald .* taclo ..
Miss Mary John ickl , Joshua A erryman, 2;
lledick > osely, Joseph ' .arshnll, A.chabU* McDowell,
Allen M-'?. nskill, Ksq
I*.?, ainuel l'?ak. Isaac I'erry.
g? John i- lis, y yrus It -bins, homes Reilli.
Nathaniel Ramsey, I v. James Uochell.
S?Sainu-I Sun-key, < had> s 1 Miiver, iY rs.
K! lender hcott. J. hn 11. fc'iuiihsc.n, 3; Allen Sand.-rs
rg'?J .1 owns.
\\r?William Wilson. Augnsius K West 2;
Tohn W.ison. Gioroe Y ii;;lit 1?< nj min *. il.-on,
IJiovk'ii \ iiti. r j?o?n. rs < hzacetfi wniuie.,11
II-* o' illianis l' TiiOliA ON, V Ai
j A; ril i 19 3l
BV A3JT51 EliTIT,
jP' ; V
LAWS OF THE IT. sTATF.S, PASM'.P AT THE
FIRST 8E-SI< N OF THE TWENTYFIFTH
CO NOR ESS.
i
Public. ? No. 15.
AIV ACT making appropriations for the
civil and diplomatic exp? uses of Government
for the venr eiglit? en hundred
and thirty-eight.
Be it enacted by the Sen '1c and House
of Representatives of the Cniftd States
of America in Con stress esse muted. That
the following sur.s he, and the same are
hereby, appropriated, to be paid out o!
i ary unappropriated money in the Treasury,
viz:
For pay and mileage of the members of
Countess and dele-gate*-, live hundred an
six y seven thousand six huntirci1 ami
eighty dollars;
For pay of the officers and clerks or
the Senate and House ol liepn-enialiyt *,
forty thousand four hundred dollars;
For stationery, fin I, printing, am<I all
other mntinornt expenses of the Senate,
. fifty thousand dollars;
For stationery, furl, primino, and all
other contingent expenses of the Mouse
of Keprest iiiaiives, two huudied and
t\vriity-five thoofl iltd dollars;
The ttvo sums last in nlioin d lr, he applied
to the payment of the ordinary expenditures
of tin- Sen i'i i) Mouse of
Representatives, severalit, and to no
oth?T purpost.
For compensation to the President r.d
Vice President of the I nil. d States, tin
Secretary of State, the Secretary ol the
t reasury, tin' pjecretnry ??1 War, ti-c rrrretnrv
of the Navv, anil tic Fust Ma
ter Genera I, sixl\ thousand dol'nrs.
Fur sa'ary ?f the S r a y I m;'" pa
tents Inr puldie la > s, per .nt cT Mar !
second, eighteen hund? d and iHrythro
one thousand live londre <1 lla k.
F r clerks nn in* R e;o is in th fTi.o
?.f the Secretary of Stale, twenty thousand
ilncc hundred dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the Department
of State, including publishing
tip
e '< 1 "1 - t
i Q ui disii ihutiog the l.nvs, twenty.tivu>
I thousand dollars.
For the superintendent n?i<l watchman
??f \p n>>i't)n iiai iXerudu- building, one
tIi tis:iticl fite hundred dollars.
F??r contingent rxpciiKcs of Raul buildinrj,
including' fuel, labor, oii, and rc?
pairs, diree thoi.sand three hundred and
i *i 11 > dollars.
i F r compensation to the clerks and
j messenger* in the office of the Secretary
of the Treasure, sixteen thousand four
j hundred ami lif'y dollars,
j For compensation to the clerks in said
| office, per art of twenty-third June, eighteen
hundred and thirty-six, three thousand
six hundred dollars.
For compensation ?o the First Cotnptroller
of the Treasury, three thousand
five hundred dollars.
For compensation to the clerks .and mes^
.i . tj: * l1..
isenge:sin the oinre 01 ir.e ru?* uvm|r
i troller, nineteen thousand three hundred
1 dollars.
For compensation to the Second Comp!
troller, three thousand dollars.
F??r compensation to the clerks and
messenger in the office of the Second
'Comptroller including the compensation
of two clerks transferred from the office
of the Fourth Auditor, twelve thousand,
tuo hundred und fitly dollars.
For compensation to the First Auditor
of the Treasury, three thousand dollars.
For compensation to the clerks and
mess< nger in the office of the First Auditor
fifteen thousand nine hundred dollars.
F??r compensation to the Second Auditor
of the Treasury, three thousand dolj
iars.
| For compensation to the clerks and messenger
in the office of the Second Audi
ninn )l II lid red
i I'M* MJ V I'll ll'cil iiiuupuiiM ? (?>? ? - ?
dollars.
For compensation to the Third Auditor,
three thousand dollars.
For compensation to the clerks and rnessei?g?
rs in the ollice ol" the Third Auditor.
I twi i tv-seven thousand two hundred and
I
lilty dollars.
F r compensation to two additional
cloiks, employed tiudrr the act of the
I ightconth January, one thousand eight
; hcndrci an thirty seven, for the payment
I f horses and other property h st or dei
stroyed, two thousund four hundred dollars.
! F ?r compensation to the Fourth Audi.
j tor, t! roe thousand dollars.
F r compensation to the clerks and
messenger in the office of the Fourth Audit.n,
fifteen thousand nine hundred and
j liftv dollars.
For an additional clerk in the same, to
j carry into effect the act of I he third of
*iarch last, for the more equitable administration
of the pension fund, one thotts
<i dollars.
For compensation to the Fifth Auditor,
ton e thousand dollars.
For compensation to the clerks and
messenger in the office of the Fifth Auditor,
nine thousand eight hundred dollars.
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Tor compensation to the Treasurer 01
the United Slates, three thousand dollars.
For compensation to the clerks and ruessi
ng< r in the office of the Treasurer of
the United States, ten thousand seven
hiiti.iicd and fifty dollars.
For compensation to the Register of
ttie Tieasu'y, three thousand dollars.
For compensation to the clerks and
' c."Smio' rs in the office of the Register of
Treason, twenty-four thousand two hundred
dollars.
For compensation of the Commissioner
of iit< (J iicrnl Land Office, per act of
i 01 ih July, eighteen hundred and thirtyi
-i\ three thousand dollars.
For compensation of the recorder, solic*iif?r.
draughtsman, and assistant draughtsman,
rUrLs. messengers, and packers,
i it. tin ? llict* <?f the Commissioner of the
j(?tn?r?ii Land Office, one hundred and
? veil thousand eight hundred and fifty
d< liars.
Ft compensation to the Solicitor of
' he Treasury, three thousand five hundred
dtil ars.
F r compensation to the clerks and meski
ngcr in the office of the Solicitor of the
Ticusiiry, three thousand nine hundred
and fifty dollars
For expr ,s< s of stationery, printing,
ami ul other contingent expenses of the
Tu fl o ry !) p rtment, viz:
F r the nffieo .?f the Sectolar) of the
iieaon v. including copying, and expenses
incurred in c niseqnenco of the hurjoiiijr
nt the i r? usury building, twelve
till us u l live imndred ?h liars.
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t '!' r.i -JalM'if ior(M<jn languages* mm
for rrcciviuji and iraiiMni; tintr past-ports
an s If i rs, in I In* office of the Secre!.i;-y
. f the Treastuy, t rce hundred dolhi
rs.
I' r stating and printing public accounts,
one ihoiiMiind f ur hundred dollars.
For the ofl'ce of the First Comptroller,
in t' niisann dollars.
For I: of!) of ti e Second Cornptrolc
. ' in iho * nd five hundred dollars
F r r r Hi (> f ilit Firs-t Auditor, one
h tissual do'birs.
F r the ??flier of the Second Auditor,
one ih ntsand dollar".
For the ollicc of the Third Auditor, ia