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 lanterns, and of the lamps and ma-
terials used therein

For the establishment of ten cutters, deficiency in the appropriation hereto-
fore 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

1,500
610 10

For the expenses towards the safe-keeping and prosecution of persons com-
mitted for offences against the United States
For the payment of Robert Fenner, late agent for the North Carolina line,
his commission of one per cent. on $16,905 38, 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

20,000

3,000

2,110 10

4,000

169 05

5,000

$90,266 33

"Resolved, That, for defraying the expenses of the War Department, for the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety-three, there be appropriated the following sums, to wit:

FOR THE PAY OF THE LEGION OF THE UNITED STATES.

1 Deputy Quartermaster

2 Aids-de-camp to the Major General, in addition to their

pay in the line

24

576

4 do. one for each of the Brigadiers, in addition to their

pay in the line

4 Brigade Majors, to act as Deputy Inspectors, in addition to their pay in the line

24

1,153

6 Surgeons' Mates for the Hospitals for the Western and

Southern frontiers

1 Principal Artificer

1 Second Artificer

The First Sub Legion.

FIELD.

3 Majors

Equipments for Cavalry.

Boots, horsemen's caps, and such articles as may be lost or worn, conjectural $5,000

Horses for Cavalry.

To replace the horses which may die, or become unfit for service, conjectural $5,000

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 5th, 1792.

952 Non-commissioned and privates in service, at two dollars, 4,168 Ditto, to be raised, being estimated in former estimate at eight dollars, including premium; the act of the fifth March, seventeen hundred and ninety-two, allowing ten dollars, is for the difference, two dollars,

Defensive protection of the Frontiers.

Pay, &c. of the militia and scouts, estimated at

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.

Packhorses 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

Indian Department.

The expenses in this department amount in the year seventeen hundred and ninety-two, as per accounts rendered, at

Accounts allowed, which will be shortly stated, estimated

Provided for in the year 1792,

$44,207 98
5,500

49,707 98
25,000

24,707 98

$5,000

1,904

8,336

15,240

The surplus has been paid from the general contingencies of the War Department.

The expenses of the year seventeen hundred and ninety-three, may probably amount to

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.

For the salaries of the storekeepers at the several Arsenals.

$50,000

Coopers, armorers, and carpenters, employed occasionally,

600 00

Ten Armorers, at ten dollars per month,

1,200 00

Two Conductors of military stores at thirty dollars per month,

Five hundred Rifles purchased in seventeen hundred and ninety-two, and not included in former estimates, Repairing of arms, equipments of cannon, cartridge boxes, swords, and every other article in this department, conjectural,

720 00

2,92%

6,000 00

10,000 00

$25,835 32

INVALIDS.

For the annual allowance to the Invalids of the United States, from the fifth day of March, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-three, to the fourth day of March, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-four.