Estimate of Appropriations.

SALARIES, &C.-Continued.

From their accounts, already rendered for the present year, the following sums are estimated for each office to the 31st of December, 1792, the aggregate whereof is calculated sufficient to cover all demands to that period, viz:

William Gardner, New Hampshire

Nathaniel Appleton, Massachusetts
Jabez Bowen, Rhode Island

William Imlay, Connecticut
John Cochran, New York
James Ewing, New Jersey
Thomas Smith, Pennsylvania
James Tilton, Delaware

Thomas Harwood, Maryland

John Hopkins, Virginia

William Skinner, North Carolina

John Neufville, South Carolina

Richard Wyllie, Georgia

To extend their allowance for said expenses to the 31st of March, 1793, in conformity with said act

Clerks of Courts, jurors, witnesses, &c., the fund arising from fines, for-
feitures, and penalties, having last year proved insufficient for the dis-
charge of the accounts of clerks of Courts, &c., to which they were ap-
pointed; a sum for the present year is estimated, in order to provide
against a similar contingency, of
For the maintenance and support of light-houses, beacons, buoys, public
piers, and stakeage of channels, bars, and shoals, and for occasional im-
provements in the construction of the lanthorns and of the lamps and ma-
terials used therein

For the establishment of ten cutters, deficiency in the appropriation heretofore made for building and equipping ten cutters

For the purchase of hydrometers, for the use of the officers of the Customs
and Inspectors of the Revenue, for the year 1793 -
And to make good so much short estimated for 1792

3,000 00

$1,500 00

610 10

2,110 10

4,000 00

169 05

For the expenses towards the safe keeping and prosecution of persons committed for offences against the United States

For the payment of Robert Fenner, late Agent for the North Carolina line, his commission to one per cent. on $16,905 38 cents, paid to the officers of the said line, for their pay and subsistence for the years 1782 and 1783 For the discharge of such demands against the United States not otherwise provided for, as shall have been ascertained and admitted in due course of settlement at the Treasury, and which are of a nature, according to the usage thereof, to require payment in specie

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, REGISTER'S OFFICE, November 8, 1792.

5,000 00

92,599 66

JOSEPH NOURSE, Register.

Estimate of the expenses of the War Department for the year 1793.-The Legion of the United

or money in lieu thereof, at the option of the officers, at the contract price, at the

posts respectively where the rations shall become due.

240 Non-commissioned and privates, Artillery.
320 Non-commissioned and privates, Cavalry.

4,560 Non-commissioned and privates, Infantry.

5,120 men, at one ration per day

2,083,785 rations, at 15 cents per ration

214,985 rations,

1,868,800

2,083,785

$312,567 75

FORAGE.

Boots, horsemen's caps, and such articles as may be lost or worn-conjectural

HORSES FOR CAVALRY.

To replace the horses which may die or become unfit for service-conjectural

BOUNTY.

To complete the number in lieu of discharged soldiers, those rendered unfit for duty,
and deserters, conjectural, 500 soldiers, including premium, at $10 each
Additional bounty, for which no provision was made, but allowed by the act passed
March 5, 1792:

do

952 non-commissioned officers and privates in service at $2 4,168 do do to be raised, being estimated in former estimate at $8, including premium. The act of the 5th March, 1792, allowing $10 is for the difference, $2

112,000 00

5,000 00

5,000 00

5,000 00

1,904 00

8,336 00

15.240 00

50,000 00

HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT.

For medicines, instruments, furniture, and stores for the hospital, for the garrisons and posts on the Western and Southern Frontiers; also the pay and subsistence of a purveyor, assistants, and nurses, in the hospitals-conjectural

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Pack-horses and forage, tents, boats, &c.; also, the transportation of the recruits, ordnance and military stores, and all the articles of the Quartermaster's Department, the purchase of axes, camp-kettles, pack-saddles, iron, fuel, boards, nails, paint, company books, stationery, &c.; also the pay and subsistence of artificers employed in the said Department-conjectural

25,000 00

100,000 00

INDIAN DEPARTMENT.

The expenses in this Department amount, in the year 1792, as per accounts rendered, to
Accounts allowed, which will be shortly stated-estimated

The surplus has been paid from the general contingencies of the War Department. The expenses for the year 1793 may probably amount to

50,000 00

Estimate of Appropriations.

N. B. It is impossible to foresee the events which may occasion expenses in this Department, so as to reduce them to particulars. The sums of the present year, in the accounts settled at the Treasury, may serve to form some idea of the expenses for the year 1793.

500 rifles, purchased in 1792, and not included in former estimates

6,000 00

Repairing of arms, equipments of cannon, cartridge-boxes, swords, and every other article in this department-conjectural

10,000 00

Total

23,835 32

INVALIDS.

For the annual allowance to the invalids of the United States, from the 5th day of March, 1793, to the 4th day of March, 1794, viz:

New Hampshire

By the Circuit Court

Massachusetts

By the Circuit Court

$3,810 68
409 12

$4,219 80

11,941 75

1,336 45

Rhode Island

13,278 20

By the Circuit Court

2,899 00

196.00

Connecticut

3,095 00

7,682 03

By the Circuit Court

795 80

Vermont

8,477 83