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SCHIEULEO1, ' PAPERS

Arrompaniyin,-r tihC report of the1/ (crelary of t/lc Navy to th/e Presidentof t/he (in i/ed States, of I)ecembcr 2, 1837.

.A. lstlinnute fir thle ohli(I Hstiilnte Ifor tlhl ohli(*,. Estimate fJor ex pllisI). hlefl reiier;nleIst lliati

I)etailed estimate

*e of the Secretary of the Navy.ce of the (Alitmrmissioners of the Navy.(s ) tlic sotalhest E.xecutive buildimr3 for the navy.1) 1, for vessels in commission,1) '2, for receivilig vessels.I) :3, for recruiting stations.1) 4, yards atnd stations-pay of officers and oth.

ers at.I) 5), for ollicers %vaitinti, orders and oln furloul i,1) 6, for provisions.I) 7, for iiiiprovellenits and repairs of navy yards.

f: Special-- for hospitals.E 1, for Iim;g(ra/iZIjes.1. 2, for receivilnr vessels.

P. Estiln:at S for the liarine corys.(. I ist of vess(lS ill cotililliSionI of each squadron, tHieir conmiatuders and

stat IIIllS.It. List of' vessels iii or(liLnrliv1. List of vessels onl the stocks.K. Report of' )rocee(dill(rs inider law for the gradual i7lnu'use of the navv,e.Report of' proceedlinrs under law Ior the gradual im/p'ovccnen7t of' the

IliavY.Al. Report of' measures taken lli relation-to the two sloops of war anid six

srniiill vessels itcllich 'were anthiorized by the act of' appropriation forthe naivy,, applroved March 3, 18:37.

.N I ) Navy pension fit 11(1 - -iis (of penisionlelrs, &c.to 5Pl~rivateer pension fund-list of pensioners. &c.

.1 vy hospital fnlud.R. Iist of de(tls ini the navy.S. List of disrmissiols from the nrvy.T. I ist of resignations in the navv.lT. Proceedings under lawv lor suppression of the slave trade.V. RepOrt of' COniniiOrlrS fortestilcmsi certain naval ordnance.W. letter anid report of (COmimiOOdto '1T. upl) C(atesby Jones, one of thle com-

milssioliers lor testintr naval ordanice.

726

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Table: A. ESTIMATE of the sums required for the support of the office of the Secretary of the Navy, for the year 1838.

Table: B. ESTIMATE of the sums required for the support of the Navy Commissioners' office for the year 1838.

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A.

EST, lA Y'k' *of the sums required for the support of the office of th eSecretary of the A'(jvy, for the year 1838.

Secretary of the Navy - -_ $6;,000Six clerks, per act of April 24), 18; S - $S,200(le clerlk, per act ofl May 26, 1821 -1,000one clerk, per act of March 2., 1827 - - - 1,4)00

1 0,201)one clerlk of navy and privateer pension, and niavy hos-

pital funds, per act of July 10, 1832 - - - 1,600MTessenger and assistant messenger - - - 1,050Conitingrent expenses - - 3,000

5,650The amount necessary to continue the increase of the sal-

ariesy of the clerks in this office, as allowed by an act ofthe second session of the 24th Congrress, wI ichl eXpires

iwith the tlext session of the 25th (,onfjrcss, will be - - 1,570

$23,420Proposed.

F'or one additional clerk - - - - 1,000

$24,420)

13.

L'STDIA TE of t/he¢ sums reqluired for the msup)ort (of the lNavy Coin-rnissiotters' office for the yeur 1838.

For tlhe salaries of the Commrnissioners of the Navy B~oard - $10,500For the salary of their secretary - - - - 2,000For the salaries of their clerks, dragtihtsman, and messenger, per

acts of April 20, ISIS, May 24, 1824, and March 2, 1827 - 8,415)For contingent expenses - - - - - 1,80

$22,750The salaries of the different clerks are stated as they are regu-

lated by the acts which are quoted above, and wvitliout referenceto the increase -rranted at a late session of Congress, whichivill expire with the next session of Congress; the amountnecessary to meet this special appropriation will be - - 1,345

$24,095Propsosed.

For one additional clerk 1,000

Total required for Navy Conmnmissioners office - - - $25,095

The services of anl additional clerk are necessary to enable the board sodistribute the duties of the clerlks of their office, as to secure correct

A. ESTIMATE of the sums required for the support of the office of the Secretary of the Navy, for the year 1838.B. ESTIMATE of the sums required for the support of the Navy Commissioners' office for the year 1838.

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Table: C. ESTIMATE of the sums required for the expenses of the southwest Executive building for the year 1838.

Table: D. There will be required for the general service of the navy, during the year 1838, in addition to the balances which may remain on hand on the 1st day of January, 1838, the sum of five million one hundred and eighty-five thousand one hundred and twenty-four dollars and ninety-one cents.

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7i28[I]acci)ilits ol' lilt (liuaintitv and distribtioon of' tiniber; the condition, r1uahtia iid tie (.()St of, vussels ; aild to a dtile ciclInaval colistructor illX1'l}'1 hiimldgiilr and otlier Instriutiton)s f()r tIhle gruidLince oft the coiltstructors at yalr1s in build im tilad preparirg vorssels, 1id for cowltractors.

-. (CHALINCEY,

Xwrembe)n 2'1 1837.

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I*ASTIAIl ', *,'of ti/t sv.in 'r/'qpircd foi, t/f, exr'ux-v, jf' the sow/tiwC.et".r,'c.ut.irc b)uidfldiiirfor t/e yerm 183SH.

Siulriiitcndciitt - - - - - - *j25irITwoi watchint i at 50()0 each - 1-)-)0

otitiilrui,,,(l isesizicsiidiii, fiel. la1or, Nil, IiIai'S Of Iuild-jill~f, 1e1H,:jlX IIj1 )rovm elim t of thIe crrotinids - - 31511

1).

l rti wIIill h,( Ijc(iiiiCdl tI)r tIhc iruiia I sle I O*of thtt t ii i I (liiiII tIpyear ls3s. iII additimil to tIIe balalnce(s w which miiay rniilaii o h and( onI tie1st dav of Jjailalrf, 18S3, thie stum of' five iiiillioni tiem ictitdrud ande igiity-five toimusat ildo ic hund rd am(d t wentitv-fboui dollars atnld n i etv-011l

cents.

Ist. I' tilml,pay of* e tlllllln -jion, warr

and petty oflicers, and(l sva nihn'21. F-orpayoI f sti peruIilltot idetit s. i avaI

Structorsatid all tihecivil stsiulishitat tue several yards

2d. For proisioris4th. For the repairs of vessels in ordilti

aid tile repairs and wvear and teaivessels ill cortunissiOtll

5th. For nziedicinrs an1]d siirgmical illstilmetts, IlospitaLl stores, and (ol icr cxi-SUS Oil iIT(COIIllt of tile SI

6th1. I-'or (I1,- implrovemen~tt ;and( nccc!ry repairs of' tavv vards. viz

Portsmouth-( Ija rlestowrBrooklyn

Esimnated for 1838, Approprataed forizii*utin gj u rve 18371, inctudinurijg and expljitr-, surveyinrgaid e-ex pedifd ion O poring expedi-

tion.

zilit.-

ilt:, I I .85 '1 91 12.is'li) .f;8t; (tit

('2.31 1

69(,'#770 0061i9,47 001(;co(to()o( o 762,t965 (Hl?

vrof,~?5o.010 WI 1,250,000 00

wen-- 7'C,0Ut4)t)t} 39tS()0J) O}ttssuou oo;t),--I

- '),( Go 1)4( 17,700 O)t741,04)0) (tf I 24,00(4) t0l

- 61,(00 00 62,500 001

C. ESTIMATE of the sums required for the expenses of the southwest Executive building for the year 1838.D. There will be required for the general service of the navy, during the year 1838, in addition to the balances which may remain on hand on the 1st day of January, 1838, the sum of five million one hundred and eighty-five thousand one hundred and twenty-four dollars and ninety-one cents.

[ [I]ESTTMATE D--Contintied.

Plhil(lelphia -W',ashllingrton -Gosportlen1sacola

Nit. For ordnance and ordnance stores -8th. For contilngrent expenses that mayaccruiu for the ltlowmving prposes, viz

For teiv lriighlt and transportation of lia-terials and stores of every descriptionfor wvIhrfj.r(xe antidi dockage. storage andrelit, travel ling expcnscs ot officers, an(dtrainsp(otatioll of seanilen; flor finicralexpenses ; for COnInuISSil is, clerk hire,office rent, stailionery and fiiel for niavvIglts; 1or preinilulis and ilcident;le'XpenCse of recritill(ri ;tn r apprehend-iilgr deserters ; lor comipenisation tojtludrge advocate; for per diemii allowanceto persons attending courts martial aridcourts of ilnqu1.iry, or other services asnitthorized by lawv; for printing anid

stationery of every description, and forwvorkilngr tile lithographic press ; forbooks, mnaps, charts, mathematical andnautical instruments, chronometers,models, and drawings; for thle pur-chase and repairs of fire engines andinacitinery fcor tIie repair of steanmengirleS inl nav1,y yards j for the purchase and rnainitenance of oxen andhorses, and for carts, timber wheels,and wxrkmeu's tools, of every descrip-tion for postage of letters oil publicservice for pilotage, and towvig shipsoft var for taxes and assessments onpublic property: for assistance render-ed to vessels in distress; for im ideittallabor it navy yards tiot app! icalele toany other appropriation for coal andother fuel, aind for candIles atid oil fortile use oft navy yards and shore sta-tions, and for no other object wvhlat-ever - - -

9tl !'or contilngbent expenses for objectsnlot hlerein before enumerated -

11 il1:11LIet boil 1,s3N. Api~p'db~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! 21,.50 (01 $:31

4:3(,n()o (11) 52sr77/,500t 00) I A1(76,500 %f0 7865At00) 0( 72

I . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I

450,1)00 00

3),0010 (0

48T,600 (JO

3,000 00

I,850 (I()

3,n5t ni()7,5)0 00,Of)( 0()

729

730

ESTrMA'1'I '1D--Continued.

ljStt iiII, (IiA Si.( - -

A1ppj)rop)r'iate(d 1r 1837 - - -

IEstilmriate f1 l 1:3S less t h apprapriia-tioll 1c6i* i S-3

I ' r speJ/cial oblje( lx.

lo)r li cIiiliIl&r 111l s ctilrll tli( Sliil) ofthe line &liliisvlitliia - -

Por l Wsiildii(I e(lililpj)ijir tjvo sloops ofwvar fromfiirattles al read(yV prol" idcd, &c.

An 1 fu(r btildlimi'r sixsii;all vessels of'

wvar, &(.Ior a new hospital hli(lill(r ait(i ;ll 1S-

sistani t st rtrk 01 CS lioI Isv at Peisacola ,&c.1For (cICtinlI, s5a-wV ill, eiiclosiita hospital

'r It)t tIds, &,c. at N ofol dkF^or-radual~tingzrawll enIct'osinr urrounlds,&lc.

at Iliaval asylllli, lPhiiladelphtia -

l'or exte ndidl r liospitaf lhi ddli N. YorkF'or co( pletitig, h hospital kulIdillri, &c.,

Ho(stol I

I'or s(ca-wVail antdi repairs of thft enclosure(dt the Itagraztile riponr l lliss island,New\Tor 1 - - -

Ior nOtiijdetiltttijelosure of the 1 ,ti glailr ,

v~h ; hit,-.,BoStollh-or the ioirchiase of' lwl(1 from the toWIn

,f Po(,rtMs tII It,, einclosed bl hi1 waWalls 0fthle iiav y yard, (.osp)ort; Vtirginia

Por the purchase of vessels to lie uscd forIcceiCviltr vessels at P'hiladelphia and

Bialtimnore - - - -

Vor th1w repairs of thie fiagzitie,fillinghouse, wharf, and railway, at Norfolk

Ior buildillg wvaIl round t1iagarzliluc at Penl-sacola - - _

Histimiate(d for 18:S - -

. ppropiiated for 1837 - - -

stiuslmaited for 1S3'S less thaln appropriat-ed for 1S37

TuirJlVl etlimates.' 18:38.Getieral

|t NA ,ilal i t 1 :3~.".', S~1'' ,1 { r 1537i:

$5,1IS.2; 19 I .,3,67¶9,021 0

5,679,01I 00

I $100,001) 00

-?.S ,00(1 00

$;31,501)( 1)0t9~3,500) 00

00

,0A)()( 0)

3.50()

3,8)0 00

2 ,010) 00

.50 00

3,000 00

$139,150 OO)932,089 I()

$792,939 00

$5,18.5,124 91

400,000

17,500 00

IS,000 00

I ("IO 00

66,0(0 00

1,330 00

1,250 00

2,750 00

4,779 01)

$932,089 00

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Table: D 1. ESTIMATE of the amount of pay that will be required, for the year 1838, for the following vessels in commission: two ships of the line, one razee, three frigates, first class, two frigates, second class, ten sloops of war, first, and two of the second class, seven brigs and schooners, one steamer, and four vessels for the exploring expedition, being part of the first item in the general estimate for that year.

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[ 1]ESTIMNIA'T'E l)-ContiTued.

I..stillateld I'or 183:7. Approp'd for i8:,.

special - -

TI'otal e1/)propriatiari/ fur I 8:37.uencral - - $5,679,)21 010

SppciLl !-932,0S9 0(J 5

T)t(Il CevtiJ(tess foir 18:3s,Less thl-un total pl)ropriat iOl for I837

Mvv NJAl( ASSIOueNtS' 21,183( .A\o()letbtl7- 24, IS'37.

!1,'286,835 09|! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I

1. CUIAIUNC'EY,G. MOWR!tIS,ALEX. S. WAD)SW RTHII.

D 1.

LE'T.I/Al 7'Ij' (/ the adn/Hat of piay 1/t/hl 'tvill be rn?/Ipireed for the yCeIrlS:38,jor thue jlollowling ressels i/i COm//)I/issio t: twlo ships of t/e line,(me raze!, t/ree fri-,rates,Jirst class, tbofriga-tes, second class, ten sloopsff wvar, first, and two qf the secotid. class, s(.7i' bris and schoo'nes, oneyt/(niL'r. alIldfor ves(:Isfor thtet(.v/Jloriu/r (.t./)i(l/.tiofl, being parlt of theJirst itemn in ti/c lenral estiinaltefor that year.

Six commaniders of squadronsOne slhi p of the I joe, three decksOne ship of the line, two decksOne rmzec'P'lhre frigrates, first class-TIwo f1irates, second class -Tezi sloops of war, first classTwo sloops of wvar, second classScvenl lrigs and schsooniersOne steamner - -Four vessels for exploring squadron

hllirty-two vessels -

Appropriated for 18:37E'stiniated for 1838 -

- $24,000 00- 196,515 25- 152,455 25- 114,619 25-266.715 75

- 151,681 18- '137,399 16

79,439 82126,722 75

-36,047 251 32,119 25

1,717,714 91

$1,845,940 751,717,714 91

This sitiu, less estimated for IS38 tdian was appropriated for1837 - - - - - - - 128,225 84

Noi'rx-T'liis diminiuition arises From a difference in the numibiher andIlusses of vessels proposed to be eaiploycd iM 1837 and 183S.

1. CHAUNCEYN.%vy CONINIISSIONERSS' OFpicF,, Nov. 24. 1837.

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D 1. ESTIMATE of the amount of pay that will be required, for the year 1838, for the following vessels in commission: two ships of the line, one razee, three frigates, first class, two frigates, second class, ten sloops of war, first, and two of the second class, seven brigs and schooners, one steamer, and four vessels for the exploring expedition, being part of the first item in the general estimate for that year.

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Table: D 2. ESTIMATE of the number and pay of officers, &c., required for five receiving vessels, for the year 1838, being part of the first item in the general estimate.

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D~2.

I' ''17,/11.1 71'if /tof,th omtwbr (li/l pay/oif f! /i'eV.S, rr. r(eji7TdrO(/fr jI!re,'i .fr/Ir I(SSi/.ss,, jolMIu. ylwli 1)s>,Iilr /ili'(/ (lie first itli ill h/efr,.,iC,r i f:.Yl/iiffL'.

I 1111'Mi'I'S -~lmlastI rs at-rs

A>lldshilsI- -

(>xsItlice' stetvarslll

) ; tswuIIIs -

Isw;IS\;ilI S Mal;I's( ;1111111.'1-S mIitl"s

Aqlaselt(.1"'Ss lq8

Wfi(cer s stcxairdlsS',iip'S c ookis( [l~icurl's c ookss

( 1rdmirary scaeilaB,ovs

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1 :111 51 4

I} :s

1,5;

1 :5I r5

1~ 52 7

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1 16I 211 35

I I 63

:API'pi'l'iat(d 1 IS837

LesS ('Still'aftoIt)dI' i`:s' tii;oi vwas ajiIi)jIipii;itp(] fi)r 1837

j18,it)t)Ilk

/1,1lOw) Ou1.i987 5o{1,4)00 00115.(1(1 (IJiS1.11l0 I1(,1..,()0 0011.1 1') lIm

osuil (11912v ('fitS II1

1,081) 11(11,141(0 1)112,881) 14)J2,941) 1t0

6;8,683 50

9:3.787 .5(1i ',, S ;(1

NiwIc. -'I'll s re(Iuflieit)i Of 5 I :31t)J I ar ( 'fs )r!)) j IrolcIitioi ill tueI iiiiu-hfr ofwlo!ficers aridi 'itwr; ,I' tOw rif vilfmr vesmsls aIt Hostoji, Newv York, andNI)folk. 'I'll f ;tini Itcs f )r 1 ,7 ciimltof p Iatfxl tIIint s,!iIps of t I line pre-pJnrcd for svi (c,tcff(IJH.ii rrv i OH- S1s o ishal(le sih(lres, sihotildf be wedfOr this piorposi at te.-( sttotils. w ;tia comiplveuent of ofl;cers aiud a partialt,( HIluii -IleIlt °fPI'tty oIIii ('Zs ;aIIlds5 IIIi, fr tle (lolnihe purpose *foiivintOtci rverluits heltcr piecparatory tirmi'llIlufrsIe'service, and to ILave a respec-.;tllilu ort-e ra.I~av lor y IzIl(Xpeetl (e1man(i1. It IjlVjjijr 1;teej (Ieterminedthat this JI;ll,, shoilitbe rIlifquiliSi(d'I Jaln the estiliaitus II;IVe ifen plr-pared cItcof(11 lu-1 .

1. ('IIAUN( EY.NAVYCV MMISSI(I.s1sit ItsK Olvi-ti .:. br-. 21, iS'37.

D 2. ESTIMATE of the number and pay of officers, &c., required for five receiving vessels, for the year 1838, being part of the first item in the general estimate.

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Table: D 3. ESTIMATE of the pay of the officers attached to five recruiting stations, for the year 1838, being part of the first item in the general estimate.

Table: D 4. ESTIMATE of the pay of the officers and others at navy yards and stations, for the year 1838.

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D :3.

L,'.S"II.1. 'TJR of th/e pa.', ,f thy o//it eus (1lalbcled to fire rccrititilf .Vltb-fiqni. f-wr1/u year 1 33>, bui,> j)((?1 '/Ile fir.t detite in 1/c I Cr(Talfp,viintalteh.

CommandersJliciitcllanits -Surgeou s -Mli(lIiIilpmen -

1. CHAUNCEY.NAVY- COMMINSSIONERlS' OvFFICE1. XV. 241, 18237.

.1) .1.

i]NY'lJl.4 7'J of the pay y' lthe o//iccrs and ol/1.v at navy yards andstations, f.7 1/u' year 1838.

VAiRD)S AND1 9t,STTlO.N8.

NU. PORTSMOjT11,

1 ,'aptain1 IomnmanderI LieutenantI Master3 Midshipmen, at .$:3501 SurgeonI BoatswainI Guinner -

I Carpenter - - - -

I Sailmaker - -

I Purser, including all allowvanices -

I Steward -

PRy. Aggrtg a e.

$:3,5( 021001,500

1,01001,0501,80i)

500

500

941 75

2161$4,107 75

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r,

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I I

-2 2

'> ;)

tj 6

A "g rc ca~

.R](,.;l() ()m1 5,0(J ()0

V,750 (JO3,50( (1

37,750 00

1

'12

6

).

6

.5

1 )

:30

733 I ]

D 3. ESTIMATE of the pay of the officers attached to five recruiting stations, for the year 1838, being part of the first item in the general estimate.D 4. ESTIMATE of the pay of the officers and others at navy yards and stations, for the year 1838.

734

1) 1 ( 'toll i m, l

,N,,. '1 )1'1 bi. I, H1 1 '} N. IH. --c'"1;1111

O/dillar!/I I , ji it'("lulI't -

li Seiuuuu,1. at ;*1l.1 -12 ( )r(1iUlIIrv sCuu1ilet. at 12(

i~~~~~&ttII Stolerl\(e('w - -I bIMhsel)uui(.1fIr ;1iid ihisp)octor Of 1iI C(hek( 1 the vatnr(iI (jlcrlotO the flhinwidIlitI Cl(erkI to thI( stoel(eep(er -

I (lerk 1() thue niuSter Iulle(krI Plorter - -

T1outI

- -;' '-'"'--228- - * ;1|,v

* 1.14

-~ ~ ~ ~~~110t)

- - :1(1(

- -7_ ,)23,739 7 5

BOS I(1N.

(2,u;I -naiII

(, ,ouuuua;,udtr -II euteuulaluIts. at $;1,500 eaclh\lastcrs; at 1 (0111 each - -

Assi-staut sturteoons. aIt t9:10 cac -( Iuap)Ilaiu - -

I'rofessors. at -i,1 ,200) ea(c IMiNdshipmeuniu, at $s35) itech -Bloatswaii I I

(GiuunnerCarpenterSailluakerPu rser, ineluhtinnd, all allowvances -StewvardSteward. assistant to purser

Ordinary.

I leutenuants, at $1,500(CecticMaster - - -

Midshipmen, at $3.50 eachIBoatswaili - -

G(unner -

R3,500

3000I .11

5100

I 002100

- 500- ,1170

1 ,f(50

- 216- 360

-$23,017 7Th

- 4,500L10002,101)

- 500- 500

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II

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:3I611

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.arpen I -( Itrpenter's mates, " as ca lkeies, at13mtswai 11is mlat(s. at $228 each -Seamen, at $141 each -(.)rdinallry SealeDt, at ,12t) each -

Ilospithd.Surgeoll -Assistant surgeo-col-StexvardNnrilscs,att $12 cac'( 'e

ashIers at $;96 eachCook

[ 11

- ! 5,r00:.$2S ea. 91I2

456- 2,016- 4,320

Whell the llmIberof sick shall re-(1l11l'c! thle-1-1

Storekeeper - - -

Master builder - - -

Measurer and inspector of timberClerk to the yardClerk to the comnmanudanutClerk (2d) to tile conmianaiudtutClerk to the storekeeperClerk (2d) to tile storekeeperClerk to the master builderKeeper of fhe mag-lazinel'orter - - - -

Tilotal

16,80,1 (jo

1,750950

360

240

192144.

l_- 1,700)- 2,30(0

900

9(0t- 750()

-~ 450

650

480

300

-

3,636 0..")

OS 00

$53,537 75

N-.\E.-nelle surgeon and assistant surgcon of thle yard are to be re-

'juired to attend to thle duties of the yard, receiving ship, and marines ; one

always to be on board the receiving ship.~~~~~~~~...____.._..N". INE1W1 Y(RK. Pay. Aggregate.

I (Captain - - - - $3,500I Commander - - 2,100

Lieutenants, at $1,500 each - 3,0002 Masters, at $1,000 each - 2,0001 Surreoi - - - - - 1,800

2 Assistant surgeons, at $950 each - - 1,90

I Chaplain - - - 1,2 002 Professors, at $1,200 each - 2,400

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1) 4---Cotlltiued.

I.., ; :XE Y t)11, --I ,~Itiltl ; kwdi. !1 Acl

1 11tildship)mlnl, at $;35)0 eaa I- 401,40-1 1oatswaiill - 5001 un(niiier - - - - WGl()I Carpenter - - - - 5(0I Saiilniaker - - - - 5001 Pui'llrser, it lditall a}O\\all(CS - 1,141 75

Ssteward - - - - - 216S(cw;ird. iis.IttJant to purser 3- 8)60

$23,0T1 75j ~~~~(idiiirql,.|

: Ic.uieteutilts, at -;1,5( 0) cacl ^ - 4 ,500I Master - - - - - 1,0006 Nfidshipmen, at .$350 each 2,100I lkatswain - - - 5-)(1 (:;unuller - - v()()500I (Carpenter - - - - 5001 Carpenter's niates,3 as caulkers, at $,228 ea. 9122 Boatswaitn's nmtes, tit $228caS i - - 456

14 Seaiactn, at $144 each - 2.016363 (4rdirary seainell, at $120 each - ^ 4,320

HospIlfJ(_l.- 16,804 00

I Surgeon - - - - 1,7501 Assistantt surgeon - - 9501 Steward - 3602 Nurses, at$120 ch,I Wlien thecnumuber 2401)2 Washers, at$96achll of sick shall re- 192

:Cook - ) quire them 144

("i~~il.~- :3,636 00

,'vii.I Storekeeper ' - ,7'00I Master builder 2,3001 Inspector and measurer of timber - o00I Clerk to the yard - . - 900I Clerk to the commandant - - 900I Clerk (2d) to time commandant -!- 7501 Clerk to thestorekeeper - - | 7501 Clerk (2d) to the storekeeper - - 4501 Clerkc to the master btuilder - - 6501 KeePer of magazine - - - 4801 Porter - - - - 300

-- ~~10,080 (m

'I'otal - - - $53,535 7CNo'ii-.-Thesurgeon and assistant surgeon of the yard are to be re-

qjuired to attend-to-the duties of the yard, receiving ship and marines; onealways to be on board the receiving ship.

737

D 4-Continued.

PHILADELPHIA.

Captain -CommanderLieutenantMasterSurgeon - -Assistant surgeonChaplain - - -BoatswainGunnerCarpenter - - -Purser, including all allowances -

Ordinary.

LieutenantBoatswain's mate - -Seamen, at $144 -

Ordinary seamen, at $120

Naval asylumn, and hospital.

LieutenantI

Surgeon - -Assistant surgeonSteward - -

Nurses, at $120Washers, at $96Cook

When the numberof the sick shallrequire them.

Civil.

Storekeeper - -Naval constructor - -Inspector and measurer of timberClerk to the yardClerk to the commandantClerk to the storekeeper -Clerk to naval constructorPotter

Total

Pay. Aggregate.

$3,5002,1001,5001,0001,800950

1,200500500500

1141 7216

-_ $14,007 75

1,500---

5761,440

1,5001 760950360240192144

1,2502,300900900900500400300

3,744 00

5,136 00

7,450 0)

$31,237 75

[ 1. I

I11I111

1,

11412

1I1122

1

-1.I111.1

NOTE.-..The surgeon and assistant surgeon of the yard are both to at-lend to the yard, receiving vessels, and rauines47

I

-_1..

I

I 3,744 00

5,136 00I

7,450 00

738

D 4-Contimued.

WASHINGTON.

CaptainCommandant - -Lieutenant,Masters, one itl charge of ordnance,

$1I,(000Surgeon-Assistallt surgrcol -ChaplainlBoatswain('iGmnncr as laboratory, officerCarpenter - - -Purser, including all allowancesSteward - -Steward, assistant to purserStevward to lhosp)ital

Ordinary.

Boatswain's mIate -Carpenter's inate -Seamenic, at $144 - -Ordiiiary searmeii, at $120

Civil.

StorekeeperAsI~mstant master builder - -Ilispvet(,r an(l ineasurer of timberClerk to the yard(,lerk to the commarndant,('lerk (2d) to the comini danit -(lerk to storekeeper -(lerk to assistant rmnster builder -Master camboose-niaker and plumberhailn cable amid anchor maker

Keeper of magazine - -Porter - - -

Total

at

Pay.

$3,5002,1001,500

2.0001,800950

1,20()500500500

1,141 75216360216

228228864

1,680

Aggregae.

$16,483 75

3,000 00

1,7001,25090090090075075()450

1,2501 ,250480300_ ... 10,880 00

$30,363 75

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II12

1

111II

I

1614

I.1I1I"

I 1~

ji11

I

739 [UJD 4-Continued.

No. NORFOLK. Pay. Aggregate.

1 Captain - $3,5001 Commander - - 2,1002 Lieutenants, at $1,500 - - 3,0002 Masters, at $1,000 - - - 2,0001 Suraeon - - 1,8002 Assistant surgeons, at $950 - 1,9001 Chaplain - - 1,2002 Professors, at $1,201) - - - 2,4004 Midshipmen, at $350 - 1,4001 Boatswain - - 50(1 Gunner - - - - - 5001 Carpenter - - - - 5001 Sail-maker - - - - 5001 Purser, incluin(r all allowances - - 1,141 751 Steward - - - 2161 Steward, assistant to purser - - 360

Ordinary. $23,017 75

3 Lieutenants, at $;1.,500 - - - 4,5001' Master - - - - - 1,0006 Midshipmen, at $.350 - - 2,100I Boatswain - - - - 5001 Gunner - - - @- 5(01 Carpenter - - - - 5()4 Carpenter's mates; 3 as caulkers, at $228. 9122 Boatswain's mates, atit 2S - - 15G14 Seamen, at $144 - - - - 2,01636 Or(dinary seamen, at $120 - 4,320. . __~~~~~- 16,804 OO

Hospital.

1 Lieutenant - - - 1,5001 Surncon - - - - 1;7501 Assistant surgeon - - - 950Jl Steward - - - - 360)2 Nurses, at $1.20 ( When the number of) 2 lt)2 Washers, at .$96 < sick: shall require. 1921 Cook them. 1tL1Cook- ~ 5,136 00

Civil.1 Storekeeper - - - - 1.7001 Master builder -2,0:3o1 Inspector and measurer of timber 1,.050I Clerk to the yard - - - 900

740

D 4-Continued.

. NOUF*OLIK-Continued. -P-j ay...~regaff.

I Clerk to the commandant - $9001 Clerk (2d) to the commandant - 750i Clerk to the storekeeper - 01 Clerk (2d) to the storekeeper - . 4501 Clerk to master builder - - . 6501 Keeper of magazine - - 4801 Porter - - -300.-.,._ _ $10,230 00

Total $55,187 75

N!os.-The surgeon anqd-sistantsurgeons of the yrd are to here.quired to attend to the duties of the yard, to those of the receiving Abipand to the marines; one to be always on board the receiving ship.

PENSACOLA. Pay.__~~~~~

Aggmape,I12111131I11II

10I 0J0

1.I

I

CaptainCommander - -Licutenants, at $IS5Qh)MasterSurgeon - - -Assistant surgnconChaplain -

Midshipmen, at $330 -Boatswain -GunnerCarpenter - -Sailmaker - -Purser, including all allowancesSteward - .

Ordinary.

,CarpenterCarpenter's mate - -

IBoatswain's mate -

Seaman, at $144 -

Ordinary scamnan, at $120.

SurgeonAWitt4ait surgo'onSteward -

- $3,5002,0003,0001,0001,800

1,2001,050500

- 500- 500

1.141 75216

. 500- 228

, 228* 1,440

- 1,70

J s0()-f 95U*t 3G0

)]

No.

$17,957 75

3,596 00

741 [1

D 4-Continued.

No. PENSCOLA-Contirued. Pay. Aggregate.

2 Nurses at $120 When the number of i $2402 Washers at $96 the sick shall re- 192I Cook ) quire them. b 144

- $3,636 00Civil.

I Storekeeper - -1-,001 Clerk to the yard - - - 9001 Clerk to the commandant - - 9001 Clerk (2d) to the commandant - - 7501 Clerk to the storekeeper - - - 750. Clerk (2d) to the storekeeper - - 4501 Porter -- - 300

- 5,750 00

Total - - $30,939 75

NOTE.-Thc surgeon and assistant surgeon of the yard to attend to theduties of the yard, the ordinary, marines, and receiving ship, should one beallowed.

No. STATIONS. Pay. Aggregate._ .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1

BALT IMORE.1 Captain - - - - - $3,5001 Lieutenant - - - - 1,500I Surgeon - - - - - 1,5001 Purser, including all allowances - - 862 50

$7,362 50CHARLESTON.

1 Captain - - - - - 3,5001 Lieutenant - - - - 1,5001 Surgeon - - - - - 1,5001 Purser and storekeeper, including all al-

lowances - - - - 1,189 75SACKETT'S HARBOR. 7,689 75

,Master 1,000 00ON DUTY AT WASHINGTON, OP. ON GEN-

ERAL DUTY.

Ordnance.I Captain - - - - - 3;500I Lieutenant - - - - 1,500

5,000 00

742

D 4-Continued.

SrTATIONS-Continued.

CHAIRTr AND) INSTRUMENT D.EP'OT.LieutenantPassed midshipmaii -

Chief naral constructor - -Civil cnginecr - -

FOREIGN STATIONS.Storekeeper at MahionStorekeeper at Rio de Jancrio

RECAPITULA TJON

Portsmouth -Bortoti -New York -PhiladelphiaWa.shingtonNorfolk.PensacolaBaltirnoreCharlestonSackettOs UarborOrdnanceChart, &c., dep6t?Navai constructourCivil engineer.Storekeepers

Tolal frIf P

Total for 1837

ncrea"e for 183

Naval.Ist itelm.

$14,107 7523,017 75.23,017 7514 907 7510,483 7523 ,017 -,517,957 757,362 507,689 75I(000005AX)O 002,250 00

15i5,812 50

,155,k|2 5

Ordinary. Hospital.1st item. 1st Item.

p4,032 0016,804 00 S3,636 0016,804 00 3,636 003,744 00 5,136 003,000 00 _16,80 (00 5,13; 0o3,596 00 3,636 00

_I:

-1_A,7,,Q 00 L)118Ns'0

_3118 IN

_

2

.. ...

This inercasa of W300 arises from the difference of ptV alluwved Cuthe "'master builder"athe navy yard, Philadelphia, and that of "naval wonsrtor,.which it is contemplated willbe required, fur the year 1638.

NAVY COMMISmONENtSE Ovv0r:F:. XvteNrnic~ %., 1837.I. CHIATUNCEY

no.I

1

I1

I

Pay.

$1,5007500

3,0004,000

1,200'1,500

Aggregate.

$2,250

7,000

2,700

A,gregale.

VBB3,739 7553,537 7553,537 7531,237 730,363 7555,117 7539,939 *157,362.507,689 751,000 005,000 002, 250 (003,000 004 000 002,,7000

311,54G50

311,1240 50

civil.2d item.

$5,(000 0010to80 0010,080 007,450 0010,880 0010,230 005,750 00

004,000 002,00 00

09,-O7 00

69,4770 00

300 00

- I

9.869604064

Table: D 5. ESTIMATE of the pay required for the commission and warrant officers, waiting orders and on furlough, for 1838, being part of the first item in the general estimate for that year.

Table: D 6. ESTIMATE of the amount required for provisions for the year 1838, explanatory of the third item in the general estimate.

460406968.9

743 [ I1D 5.

ESTIMATE of the pay required for the commission and warrantofcers, waiting orders and on furlough, Jor 1838, being part of thefirst item in the general estimatefor that year.

22 Captains18 Commanders -I do.78 Lieutenants -,7 do. - -9 Surgeons1 do.4 Assistant surgeons -4 Pursers - - -38 Passed midshipmen4 do. -

I Sailmaker - -

On leaveOnl furlough

On leaveand waiting

or(lers.- -~~~~~$6,0

.$56,00032,400

93,600

14,400

2,6002,650

22,800

$224,450

On1 furlough.

$900

4,200

800

1,200180

$7,280Sixty-four midshipmen, that, after examination, may be en-

titled to be arranged as passed midshipmen, in addition totheir pay as midshipmen - - - - -

Estimated fbr 1838 - - - -

Appropriated for 1S37 - - -

liicrease for 183S - - - -

Aggregateamolint.

$224,450 007,280 00O

19,200 00

$250,930 00115,631 25

$ 135,298 75

The increase of the amount under this item, beyond the estimates for1837, is. owing to tlvo causes: the number in sonic classes of officers inthe service ha's been inc-rcased, and the number estimated for vessels incommission) for 1838, varies from the numbers estimated for such employ-ment in 1837.

1. CHIAUJNCEY.NAVY COAI1SS10NERS C)FFIc1,, Novemb.er 24, 1837.

D) 6.

BSTIMJI TB of the amount required for provisions for the year 1838,explanatory of the third itemz in, the general estimate.

7,518 persons in vessels in commission, excLusiveof nmarines;

655 marines embarked in vessels in commission;

I

I

D 5. ESTIMATE of the pay required for the commission and warrant officers, waiting orders and on furlough, for 1838, being part of the first item in the general estimate for that year.D 6. ESTIMATE of the amount required for provisions for the year 1838, explanatory of the third item in the general estimate.

9.869604064

Table: D 7. ESTIMATE of the proposed improvements and repairs to be made in navy yards during the year 1838, explanatory of the sixth item in the general estimate.

460406968.9

LI ] 744

3S9 eulisted persons, attached to receiving vesselsand shore stations;

Makinr 8,562; persoils--at one ration a day, wVill make3,1I25,130( rations, at twenty-five cents each ration, isequal to - - - - - - $781,282 50

Estimating the l)alanlce that may remain in the Treasury onthe 1st January, 1S3S, aLs available, there may be deductedfrom thlis aniowit thjC swm of $181,282 50, which, it ispresumed, wVill not be required, say - - - 181,282 50

Which will leav. - - - - - - $600,000 00

Being the anionlit asked for in third item of the general estimate.I. CHAUNCEY

NAVY Co24z)1ISSINIcasOFF1CJ:, Novetnbcr 24, 1837.

D 7.

EsS'TJAA TL' J th,/ pr(jposed improvemCetls and 7rel)airs to be made invavy yards duriu! the year IS3S, exp)Iulatory of thtc sixth item inthe gcnren *,I L'stU1la(tc.

At Porttsmouth, lN. H.

For securingp mid exlending wharves - -For building ai brick stCani box JOuse - -For stone foLtid,1ti61i under the Alal.ama,For repairs of all hiuts - --j

- $15,000- 2,200

1,4001,400

$20,000

At (l/,ar/stown,aUss.

'or comnpletingr the store-hollSe on site No. 15For erectinr a ship-house on site No. 39'For drairis, &c. for rain water to reservoirFor repairs of all Illids -

At Brooklyn, N. Y.

For completing timber shed No. 6For an iron storeFor a timber shedFor foundation for gunrs; &c. -For repairs of all kinds

- $12,00050,0002,000

- 10,000

$74,000

$5,7505,000

35,000- 5,250- 10,000

*61,000

D 7. ESTIMATE of the proposed improvements and repairs to be made in navy yards during the year 1838, explanatory of the sixth item in the general estimate.

745

At Philadelphiar extending wharf at east end of frigate house

For extending wvharf along south side of frigate's slipquay wall

For extending wharf in front of the merest and boat houseFor new floor to mast and boat house, &c.For deepening the timber dock -ftaepairsof ll kinds - -

At Washinglon.For completing building slipFor completing timber shed- -.For completing a building for officersFor completing tank shop - -Fo'r repairs and improvements to machinery -For other repairs of all kinds --

AI Gosport, Va.For building a timber shed No. 12 - -For extending timber sheds Nos. 32 and 33 - -For repair of floating gate, &c. of dock -For wall and gates of timber dock - - -For completing extension of No. 36, and Machinery, &c.For completing No. I - - - -For repairs of all kinds - - -

At Pensacola.For timber shed -For cisternsFor completing yard-wallFor slating timber shedFor a lime house - -For slating store house No. 2For slating blacksmith shopFor repairs of all kinds -

[E1 ]

- $1,600to the

6,0004,400

- 2,0006,5001,000

$21,500

- $6p00.-.. 5,000

22,0004,2505,0007,750

$30,000

- $20,000* 7,500- 3,000

30,0005,0003,500

-- 8,500

$77,500

- * - $30,000- - - - 4,700

,. - - - 28,000- 6,000

- * - 2,0001,200

- . 1,600- - - 5,000

$78,500

'Recopitulation.Portsmouth, N'. H. -ha&lesXtown, Mass. -

Brooklyn, N. Y. -Mbdelphia - .o . -

- - $20,000.74,000

' - 61,000- S212500

9.869604064

Table: E.--Special. HOSPITALS.

460406968.9

[ I ] 746Washington - $30,000Gosport, Va. - - - - - - 77,500Pensacola - - - 78,500

$362,00-NOTE.-In framing the estimates for the proposed improvements in navy

yards for 1838, the Board of Navy Commissioners haLve selected from the(bjects proposed by the respective commandants of the navy yard, such asseemed most important; and have limited the amounts as far as a properregard to the public interests seemed in their opinion to require.

1. CHAUNCEY.NAVY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, November 24, 1837.

E1.-Special.HIOSPITALS.

F1or hospital, CGiarlestown, Mass.

For building gates, completing fences and out-buildings, contin-uing sewer, and repairs ofthe hospital and its dependencies - $3,500

For hospital, Brooklyn, N Y.

For finishing wings of hospital, and their dependencies - - 60,000

F1or naval asylum, Philadelphia.

For curbing pavement - - - - - $900For repairs of all kinds - - - - - 1,700

2,600Plor hospital, Go.sport, Va.

Towvards filling ini and levelling grounds, &c. - - $1,000For continuation of sea-wall on north shore - 4,500For repairs of all kinds to hospital and its dependencies - 3,500

-- 9,000Flor hospital. Peizsacola.

For additional building - - - $19,000For slating present buildings and completing them - 11,000For improvement of grounds, enclosures, &c. - - 1,000F'or plreparillg a burying -roundl - - - 500Forppiaui31,500

$106,600

ORNOTE.-In the estimate for hospitals, the board have been induced, bythe representations of the commanders, and their own opinions of tile proba-ble future wants of the service, to provide for the completion of the plan

E.--Special. HOSPITALS.

9.869604064

Table: E 1.--Special. MAGAZINES.

Table: E 2.--Special. RECEIVING VESSELS.

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747[ 3I

originally proposed by Commodore Ridgely, for IBrooklyn, New Yok,and for an additional building near the navy yard, Pensacola.,The completion of the sea-wall for the hospital near Norfolk is repre-

seted as necessary for the preservation of the hospital grounds from, en-acruhments of the water on the northern side.The other objects for these places, and for the hospitals near Charlestown

and Philadelphia, are represented to be necessary for the preservation orconvenient use of the buildings.

1. CHATINcFY.NAVY COMMIsSIONERS' OFFICE,

INovember 24, 1837.I.

E 1. Special..*MAGAZINES.

Magazine at New York.sea-wall and magazine dependencies

Magazine at Gosjporl, Va.- - $3,800

the magazine, filling-house, wharf, and railwayMagazine at Pensacota.

For building a wall around the magazine 3,000

$7,550

NOTE.-The estimates for magazines are predicated upon such reportsof the respective comnmandants of navy yards as satisfied the board thatthe public interests would be promoted hy the proposedexpndit're

C(HAUNCEY.NAVy COMMIssIIONER.S- OFFICE,

. Vorcnber 24, 1837.

RECEIVING VESSELS.

There will be required for the purchase of two vessels to be usedas receiving vessels, one to be placed nlear the navy yard, Phil-adelphia, and the other in the harbor of Baltimore - v $25,004)0

NOTE.-The situation of the vessels which. are used fbr the reception ofrecruits at these places has become such that they can no longer furnishconvenient or wholesome accommodations for the men.

It is proposed to purchase roomy merchant vessels for this purpose, if thenecessary appropriation should be granted.

NAVY CoMdMIsSIoNERs' OFFICE,No0,vembcr 24, 1S37.

1. lilAU(Urj x .

For repairs of

For repairs of .W

E 1.--Special. MAGAZINES.E 2.--Special. RECEIVING VESSELS.

9.869604064

Table: F. GENERAL ESTIMATE of the expenses of the marine corps for the year 1838.

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[1] 748

F.

GENBRAL EST1MA'TP of the expenses of I/se marine corps fothe year 1838.

There will be required for the support of the marine corps during theyear 183S, in addition to the balances that may remain on hand on the 1stof January, 183S, the sumn of three hundred sixty-one thousand fourhunadrcd and seventy-sevent dollars and twenty-one cents.

PAYNTASTP.tJdrAT1TMITRNT.

1st. Fo)r the} pay o~f otticvr.s, nonl.coJ!nmisswoned officers, rnusicians,andl privatels, and sull.ziletce of' officers of the marine corps

QlARlTXhIART;R S DEPARTMF.IN'T.

Wd. For provisions ii,.r tie non-cummissioned tfttiters, mnsjitians,amid private-s, el-Villq (III sliorc, servants, anti wa.siherwoten -

3d. For Clothing. . , -,4Ch. For fuel - - -°5th. For thie purchase of a. site, antn to commence the erection of

barrack-snat B3rooklytn, Long,, ishanId, New York -ith. For keepin, harr:iwk(s in repair at the diuibrent stations, and

fir the ront of eiinpornryvarrarks at New York - -7th. F'or transpOrtation oft,liwrs, ,,un-commissionedLtritccl mu-

sicians, and pi i sav.4, an d expenwies (if recruiting -8th. Medinilles, soopit .nplihei, surgical in.struients, andl pay of

a matron andi tIo.h.spitnt steward - - -9th. Fur eot ingenr ciLs n1tM)l v, freivvht, ferriagctoll, wharfligc

and carttge, por diem allowance for attending con rrs martialand courts of intniry, compensation to judge advocnt&s, hiouscrent where there are noitplJilie quarters assigned, per 'dieLnallowanc oenlitisted mnr employed nn constant labor, ex-pen~ses of b'ryin'g, deCceae perSrins belonging to'the marinccorps, printin!u, stationery. florage,gl itage oun public letters,

* CPeJnse . in pursuit of tle.m'i ti-rs, vntile.s annd oil for the differ-ent stations, sir,rw bin thc. men, harrack furniture, bed-5-acks,spades, axes. shlvels. pic'ks, ntv erarpelterN' too!s.,

1toh. 7ur inilitll, V stir's,.pav of armorers, keeping arlnq iln rpair,avCtJuiintn'nwtn;, ',rd n'*e-storo,fluags, drurnal tirs

F,> 143tur 183- -_._1E i'd PpropriaI"~~~~~~~~~~~t),, I.S31. forl$

o So13,019 60

*19,AIOi;42A-r)5 5015,804 'iS

i.50,00000

I10,000 00

i0,000 00

4,139 'O

33,428 8038,655 0014,589 00

10,000 O

C,000004,139 2

17,977 931 1r,1,7 93

o,000D00 2,000 00

$311,4, 1218,8W09 6IThe causes of t/ie cZc/'ss, as reported wit/s the estimates ftom the Colowe,

Commandant 'under the following items, ere 'afolkws:

Sxbs;Lctence-iner ased 7 cents per ration, agreeably to thi average of contractsfor the present year - - - - - -

Glothing-increa:sed $3 perannum for each man, agreeably to the present pricesof clothing . -

Watch-coas-increased 100 in number to meet the ascertained wants Afthe'ta-tinhs and vessels in commission, and the contract price is $32 25 each, higherthan estimated for last year - - - - - -

Prual-increasced 50 cents per cord, agreeably to the contracts for this year

$16,411 34

3,740 0

1,30 001,215 75

69s,6v679

F. GENERAL ESTIMATE of the expenses of the marine corps for the year 1838.

749 [1J

F-Continued.

To which add the amount estimated for barracks at Brooklyn, New York,which was also asked for 1837, but not appropriated - - . - 50,000 00

Gives, as the sltm of the increase, beyond thie appropriation for 1837, under allthe different heads, the sum. of - 72,667 69.

From which deduct the amount estimated for pay for 1838-Icss than was ap-propriated for 1837 ..1,o 00

Leaves the total increase of the estimate - 71,667 5!

9.869604064

Table: F 1.--PAY DEPARTMENT. DETAILED ESTIMATE of pay and subsistence of officers, and pay of non-commissioned officers, musicians, and privates of the marine corps of the United States, for the year 1838.

460406968.9

750[I ]F 1.-PAY D)EPARTMENT.

1)1, 7TA1L1ED ESTIMA TE of pay and subsistence of officers, aldpay(if non-cotnlonissioflcd officers. miusicians, and privates of the marine

corps of the United States,for t/ec year 1838.

IRANK AND) (;I:AI0.

(111:11101t- 11n-

Captain,cl li i uC'liitll- -ca:j,,, C( ad a

-irst Ii alnlidi

Sec11(1s-ita t - -

QSerg~c~it irniajmr-.Lu, Htu mIllmier s rgnliant -

1ilrl,, aied fife rnajt'rs -tnicrly se:lrgoatw-, :1 e t-

nas clerks In) Comel~tt c*'I-

Il~l~tilant'nljItIlctnlil, jit1|-

ar.ldi qtartwtitjasterSeI:c"n" - - -

( :r1;rals - - _

1Dlrumiersat(tllils

Privnte-,(1 tl~lt - -

Cier.rk (a,p lIystj rAniumntre-nqFuired fwr pay-

Vrntl If oimntoy for r--en

Pillars

1;21)

1

1125

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75

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F 1.--PAY DEPARTMENT. DETAILED ESTIMATE of pay and subsistence of officers, and pay of non-commissioned officers, musicians, and privates of the marine corps of the United States, for the year 1838.

9.869604064

Table: F 2.--Provisions.

Table: F 3.--Clothing.

460406968.9

F 2.-Prozivionsv.

1_

For whom reqluired. Aggregate

For provisions for non-commnissioned officers, musicians, privates, and wvasher-wotmen, servings on shore - - - - - 39 -;al 1 $43,066 35

For provisions for clerks and officers' servant - --3Amount require( for two months' rations for each soldier. as pretiunm i'O re- I ) 3

enlistment, agreeabltoithe act Of' 12March1533- - - - l 1 1,444 79

49,840 14

F 3.--Clothiur.

AggregateFor whom required. amount.

VI' cIt! h'iit for tnJI-counlisionedl nficersz, mluSiciallns. privaLes, at -33 each, per annui - - - - 1,156 1,156 $38,148 00Fo'r i h i ofi r .ervants, at $33 each, per annum - - - - - - - 69 C9 2.277 00An;;.-nl re,. nire ! twrtwo ionthsl' elothintg for each soldier, as preniltui for re-enIiotii; atqreeahlv to the act of'd M\larch. 181.; at $2 75 per month - - - - - - - - - - 125 _ 15 687 50Clok;,. g fhir paiymaster's c!erk, at $33 per annurn - - . - - - - - - 1 _ 1 33 00Anm, uint re(yiired for tile purchase of 300 watch coats, at $, 50 each - - - - - - _ 2,550 00

43,695 50

ItF 2.--Provisions.F 3.--Clothing.

9.869604064

Table: F 4.--Fuel.

460406968.9

[ 1] 752

F' 4.-Fuel.

Fuelforeach. Total fuel.

Fur wvilat purpose required. D ,Ag*gregateFy z = O. IL

Colonel commandant - - . 1 36 4 - 36 4Lieutenant cokollel south of' latitude 39 - - 1 26 26Majors south ol latitude 39 - 1 '26 - - 26Majors north of latitude 39 - - 3 29 - 87Captains nortlh of latlitule 43 - - - 1 24 4 8 24 4 8Captains north of latitude 39 - - 2 23 6 - 47 4Captains south of' latittu(le 39 - - - 3 1 2 - 63 6Staff sooth ol laritude 39 * - * 3 26 - - 78Staff north of latitude !39 - . - 1 29 - - 29First lieutenants north ol latitude 43 . - 1 19 1 4 19 1 4First lieutenants north of latitude 39 * 6 18 4 - IllFirg1ieutenants south of latitude 39 : - 7 16 4 - 115 4Second lieutenants north of latitude 43 - - 1 19 1 4 19 1 4Second lieutenants north of latitude 39 - - 6 18 4 - 111Second lieutenants south of latitude 39 - - 7 16 4 - 115 4Non-commissiioned officers, musicians, privates,

servants, and washerwomnen, north of lat. 10 - 264 1 5 - 429Non-commissioned office s, musicians, privates,

servants. an(l washerwomien, south ot lat. 40 - 114 1 4 - 621Clerk to rvynaster - - - 1 2 2 8 2 2 8Matron to hospital - . I 1 4 - 1 4Commanding officer's office, Portsmoutth, N. El. - 1 8 5 4 8 5 4-juard room, Portsmouth, N. 1. - - - 1 25 - 25Hospital, PotlsmrlouLth, N. 11. - - . 1 19 1 4 19 1 4

Mess room, Portsmouth, N. H. - - - 1 4 1 4 4 1 4Offices of the c tdmall(niing officer atnd assistant

uartcrmnaster at Charlestown, Nev York, andPhiladelphia - - - - - 4 8 - - 32

Guard rooms at Charlestownr, New York, an(dPhiladelphia - - - 3 24 - - W7

Hospitals at Charlestown, New York, and Phila-delphia - - - - - 3 18 4 - 55 4

Mess rooms for officers at Charlestown, NewYork, and Philadelphia - - - 3 4 - - 12

Offices of the commandant and staff and conm-manding officer at head ttuarters, Norlol;k, andPensacola - - - _ 7

- -49

Guard rooms at headl quarters, navy yard, Wash-ingtorn, Norfolk, and Pensacola - - 4 21 - 84

Hospital at head (quarters, two fires - 1 33 - - 33Hospital at Norfolk and Persacola - - ) 16 4 - 33Mess rooms for off~iers at head quarters, Norfolk,and Pensacola - - - - - 3 3 4 - 10 A

Armory at Washington city - 1 30 - 30

*"?131 4Whicb, at $6 50 per cord, is - _I__5,8H4 75

Respectfully submitted-E. J WEED, Q. 111. AT C.

F 4.--Fuel.

753 r. I

N,%vY (CommisSIoNmrts (ThI.ic'.AN'Oenber 24, 1837.

CiflljY itemi ol t ese Cslrtte s le. ll qjluirlQS rf.lriakis frotmi the Boari'd,) Navy (Commlissiolners, is that wVIci(hl proposes $50.00)0WM) l the purchlas.o)f rjouiid and buildiniu barracks att Brooklyn, N. Y. The hoard havchleretofore eXp)rCeSed, and 'Still entertain the ')pilliOnl, that a decisioIuI upouithe0 filturco distribuintioni Orthc marnlnc corps at tIe nlival stations seems to h)eIeccssarv, before a proper judgmllellnt cai h)c folrmIedC of thle e.xtellt of (rroLneld,Or siC ofl)arracks, which may be rcluired ati any particular station.

1. CI-IAINCI-EJY.

48

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Table: G. LIST of vessels in commission, of each squadron, their commanders, and stations.

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11tS7 of ressels in'r'ww'.s'iom, of eat1 stilvatdron. thriur /iInndtdr.>.Iiul Vfaliwoz.

C lass.

FrigateFrigate -SchoonerShip of the lineSloopSloopSchoonerSchoonerRaxeeSloop -BrigFrigateSloop -Sloop -SlolopSloop -Sloop

Slootp _SchoonerFrigateSloop _BrigSteatcierSchoonerSchoonerFrigateStore-shipBrigBrigSchooner

|N nIes,

Con'tilton -

United State, -

North ('arndittaPalmotlhiLexington -BOxerE~nterpr i'slIndependlenee -PairfieldDsptttlit -I(n'tllation -Bos-~rtoll -VandaliaSt. Lott isConcordOnttario -NatfhezGratnprIsColumtiaJohn AdamsPotpoiseFullonJersev' -Experiment- Macedoni nReliefPioneerCotl'ott -

' Active -

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I. (o mding G. F Pear- inFlarillh otnito dore 11:IE. Ballartd -

(otCointtli r I. aac Me jeel-i I'- 'ottmnilmder T. -[. (0a.,k-- 'otomd'dinn VltW.Ce.N *tii --- . C(oni'tnditig NV. .' teiidev-

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L.. Cottm'dinz Joel Ahlo'tFia lhil C oiuio ore Alex. J. Dali -

it;iti tnder Ed. 1B. B'itti- uinanilert-Jobn OG titi -- C tonanlmer Thotimas Pi ine -

(Aotontnilmder And rio Fitzlht"i - -- OtIttIatd\et' Samottel Pt C -

C initimmtler WVilloin \lM itine- Lt. ( F'tlinElisha Pe ';Flag 'Xii p 'omllmiotolre (',ior'yt: C. 'Rd --!('tntnidiler T. WV. WVt titan

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Li. et'adin' T. l' Gent -t. CoinIto"-z GoCo"'S IUlake

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dorc .1 . N i 1,-' -I Coiast of' Brazil.Coast of Brazil.

- - - 'Coast of Bra;.i.dire Al, '. 3. Dalla-, V.est Indies.

- - -- - Ac ldllie'.

- - - it~~~~~l~r Indie''.- - - -AA\est I dldit-S.- - - + est Init'.'-.

- - - - '. e-t Inlie,.we'lVt Did:sz.

- - - ~~~~~ANeS1 Inflie'.('r(itteC('. -a EastF Itliez.- - - - .Fa.lt Inbies.

- - - - 'iAtlantic cna,'.- - - Atlantic cii'i-t.

- - - - tulrtVe of c (;ittof TIltiiejltir--I- - - Survtev o1 ctist of Uti iettie'-drI.w i:t-tt:- t

- -. - -South Se.-

- osettfi "en.-- Soll) Sea-Stt Sea-

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G. LIST of vessels in commission, of each squadron, their commanders, and stations.

1.

8Sallmeud 8/lld)Rl'jflcr Inc 71(1/"Irs, ra/e), (/isd'd)/litiOi, (a1(1 Co)'Idi//Ofl of I/iC

V'!,NSLlls ini Ordinary/.AI C'1ui r .s ,loa, Ma/ess.

The (''ohrluhbis, ship of tllhe fi e--h--l;ts reeclc y l eCii thioroullil y rel'airect'lire Erie, sloop of' wVI-hias also b)eOin ri'cci tJhy real~tire(d.The Oh rio, shi p of thi lil e-is comlpcting, Il cr rupa jirs in dock, arid near-

IV fillijsed.

Attl,Bror/,lyli, AN '. .

'I'l pXVjsilllj(rtojj, sI lic--requiires cxtenisive repairs.'Ilie FrariklkI, ship of tihe hlic--reqrire's exterl:Ive ric)Oirs.'[II I( I snllcei,. IgIte -ICI--*-i. Sc irsidered I itti rS(' (L2iUiCt.'. III(aI ide.l i)i

(I r CCI iiI I \trk ' ll,iueiI its.h'11(2 .Jo1III A dail;, stoo p of \\'il -hinas 1w:e(ll ii2fl tl fitted !'or s>et.

!' le i/addpicll iz

1'Tl.s PmCIISyk-aViiila sii)(htip eO lI2-Qisprepalieg 1;i) rcmIovail to Norfolkt1m the jli I(jmsO of huillt pulit ilito (lock.

Tih sea. *;irhi. ael (Jd ste:tiui VesseCl ---is 1irith d(l itV(2 rOld is",ud as arcceivuer v Csself recruits.

A1t (;Ospori, 10(?.

TFie Pelaiwa(i s hip ofthe lineh -Iras recciitlyhricellti (ho r'oi lily repaired.T'he ( 01 in hb a, fri; rate -jipl)'(aeardel rOr scit.The 13r,1a1dvwXkilne, f'irate---raluoires large repaithi.'[he Poto irrac, fa'igrate-i'ei:lii I;r,ao repaciis.'['lIe ( rlore, frjifate---is innuchl decayed, arid r'elnlires to be rein ilt or

extersiively repaired.'[The Javra, friatc-is Ullnfit for sea service, arid is us ed as a r'ceivik r

vessel for recruits.'I'tie Viucellries, sloop of wvar--requiri'es largre repairs.TIre Warrerr, sloop of Wai'-iil'eijil-Oare Ir'CpIi'S.'rThe Peacock. sloop of wvar'--requir's slight repairs.

RE-(.A Ii'TULTIATON.

&ix ships of tie line, and tl ree frig-ates --wvortly of repaIll.Tlrree frigates 51i1)p)OSed to be unfit for ftiri'her sea service.Five sloopis of wvar-repaired or wvorthiy of' repair.IOne old receiving vessel-unfit for anry service.

1. C[I-AIJN'CEY2l.NAVY COMrMISSsoNERS' O1F.PICE,

NovembZer 24, 1837.

[ 1J 756

I.

Sitatf:InutY'R vesso'ls 0/I the stolW. (at the (Ii//er/dWnaVY y(lds.v

At P'ortsm out/h, X IL

One sill)pof the line and oil C fri ate, under the law for thle gradualin-crease of the navy.

At Ch/earlestowu, 211ass.

rw o Jiijljs of thle line and OllC f , 11der the law for the gradual in-creause of the navy.One sloop of. var-to replace the (Vatlle.

.i1tTrooklyi, N. 1.

rh1l\%o fri,(tes, under the lawv for the gradU.l. increase of thle navy.On)Xe sloop of war-to be called thle Levauit.

-1t Ph ilade'/) i(l.

)uue frigate, milder lie law fitr tIlu gradual increase of the navy.

1t (,Jsj1/, 1Ta.

One slll ) of the line alvnd one(1 fri te, under the lawl;, r tilC gradUal in'-crease of the navy.

RI'CA P'PIULATION.

F-our ships of the line aind six frirates, tinder the law for tle gradual in.crease of the navy.

rTwvo sloops of war -- undtdr thle aplropl)rialtionl for 1837.1. CHAUNCEY.

N.%Vy(vY IMSSlONFAIs' OpFICE.NJ'veIuber 24I, 18:37.

1h.

Statement of the 7neastires which hare been taken to carry into effect theImles hor 1iC -rra(lual increase ofthe navy, whicti/ere apIproved on the29th of .1Apil, IS16, and 3d March, 1831.

nrpic ships of tlhe li]ne, Columbus, North Carolina, and Delaware have eellin service for several years.

rFle shill) of the line Ohio, wvas launched in 1S20, and only completed itnpart. Measures have been taken to repair the injuries resulting from de-cay, and to conml)lete her equipments fi-m the ordinary appropriations, andthey will probably be finished soon.

9.869604064

Table: The following statement shows more in detail the expenditures which have been made for different purposes from this appropriation, so far as they are shown by returns made to this office, up to the 1st October, 1837:

460406968.9

7T7 [1]

Thc Pennsylvaniia ship of the. line has bWen launched ; the anioun remnialinitg under thle appropriation for gradual increase, together wifil t.:$1.00,000 appropriated for placing her in a place of safety, arehein, rexpcnl-ed to prepare her for removal to Norfolk.

Tlie frigaaes B3randywine, Iotoinac, and Columbia, have beenlla rltuchedaid completed for service. Four ships of the line and six frigates remnaillonl Uijc stocks; they are generally sound, and in a (good state of preserva-tion, with thle excej)tion of sorne of their keels, kIelsons, anld deadwvoods,which will require to be replaced before they are launched. Tilhey are gcene-rally so fiar advanr 2cl that they could p)ro')ably be completed by the timethat crewXs could be collected for them.

It may be proper to remark, that the remiainder of this finrd will be cx-pezided upoII tile Penisylvania ship of the linie, but that it wvill be iistulfi-cieiut to complete thie equipment of that shil). Consequently, additionalfluids will be necessary, should it be determined to complete anly of theother vessels.

"r'lie distribution of the vessels buildijii(r is shown in statement 1.I. (11ALNCEY.

NAXVV ( (IT 1ISSIONE ItS' OrII CF)Nolvem7ber 24, 1S:37.

I,.

Statement rtf the nteasures which have been. taen to carry iuto ffect thelaws for t/he Qradlal iflp)rovemfe/d of the nenvy, which were aplproved3d March, 1827, and 2d 3Maurch, 1833.

Complete live oak frames have been collected for four ships of thle linie,seven frigates. and five sloops of wvar.

Contracts have been made for other live oak frames, wvhlich have Dot yetbeen delivered.-as fblloosFor eleven ships .f the line, eleven frigates, seventeen sloops of wvar,

imc smaller vessels, and nine steormers ; mnhaking, in thie whole, frames forfifteen ships of the ikie, eighteen frigates, twenty-two sloops ofl war, nliliCsmaller vessels, and nine steamers.Of thle incomplete contracts, some are nearly completed; tinder others a

small proportion only has been delivered, and others have beeni made veryrecently. By the terms of the contracts, the whole are to lie completed oinor before the last of March, 1811. No additional contracts have been made,f(r other materials, under this appropriation, since the last relport.Tire following' statement shows more it detail t/hC expenditures which/have been. m1ade for different purposes from this al)pproprietio n, .%o Jiras they are Shown by returns made to this ogice, up) to the I st October,1837:

For the dry dock at (Ciarlestown, Mass. - - - $677,089 78For the dry dock at Gosport, a. - - - 974,:356 69For timber sheds and other buildings .in navy yards 1-143,508 84FLr labor in ruceik iloa aind stowinllg materials - - 160,292 03For purchase of lands, and prcservjmtion of live oak trees - 69,885 S0For 446,235 cubic feet of live oak timber - - - 537;.77 00

The following statement shows more in detail the expenditures which have been made for different purposes from this appropriation, so far as they are shown by returns made to this office, up to the 1st October, 1837:

[1] '758

'or 371 .562 ciibic(fect of wvIite oIak titblcr - - $125,731 121For 8 2'9 white oak knees - - - - 46,81 1 62Isl'01 2391 J('01kW6t y(fl0W pie jiank stocks - - 71/ 7) 151F 01r ld cihic,Ju(.(t yellowk )ine hcalis. it&iits,&C. - 455112 S9,')o 57(.1:37 colhici (,(t itoist and spar tiniher - '39,746; 48

1 or 3: ().l:11,1 l s. ol no011 - - l14 :) 12 58Ior 1.591,2397lh1,. Ot coptpcr bolls, s-lkcs. awid nails j1,'t( 1;'or 57.Sr5 silowtsocsliptltiriir(olier -Amnotnilllt tl~lllsa4I5-1IJc to ( xciplivtd( Xp('tititli -' - 150.0) 60

It(tlti xJtiWI(iilini, - - - ,3,701.71 I 74rlTotl apprl)ltpriatioll to date - -5-- ,50(1),104 (M16

I )librence wh'1nich remnijmns; to ic ;w'comiltedtl for - - $ 1,795,2SS 27(f 'which there wNis iln the rearsury* o/l tI' Ist Octolber,

1 37 - - - - - $ I .790,9):,; 95il smilnjposc1 iln aoewits aind l.e1irs' hands 4.:3 I1 Id

si1,7l522SS 26

I''milz this avai.abildl kl;law(i - - - 1-I., .'15.2SS 26t

tUI t(t5 - I- - - I,75 ,3(0 26

1 ,, i'hi omhcr1' plos . tl(e slill ol - - -)I' 1..97S 66

THIiS it Ili(aliI wN'it the112I 1 ol A,(IIvI)t(',li\)l \ i(I l ectlIC i():"3' a II(

'Nill ( {Imlvioll 111c w\lmlel ;fpp)'()Ii-oritiol~l. it is1 Pr(fT7O~f( o{;ll~ l llal-Ind( ()tll ill1 (.1s (11 ;I (1111ahlel( 6l~lltl 1;1, ;mlilml.r 111d~(111ililf vesf

aS aliltiO()liZj( (I , tit.' latLtrapltIthtri oli(tl act (if ( t)II'riSX.I. ('I11AUiNCENX.

'Nrctidw, 2"1, 1 '; .

A1.

Iv)npoil of t/lte 1ia('asrsV ic/hti l/t(irc letl(,op,/ ifi/t 1tiliol? t0 i//u tuc0slnops .of uwr mid .S7,5,l / Pessis,i/mwich'/i irre elm/uri:r(d biy the act(!f rp/)i])Iprid/iOa I for th1/eniry' app/it)P-(Id 3d 31arCth, I:837.'I'ile two sl5o(s1 of, war have, bweel c(On11itilCed with 'ramnes already lpro-

il midcl(' (tllro th tpprpitimizittis. (' Iildlijr ;tot sll, to1e ;c l d the'vane, and onl(e at New York. to lie c;aled tw I l'vallt, anld will itotil soon

be ready Ito) huiich. 'I'lleir (lipiviitsircarekai ill a state of fbtwardness.lPothi cait tlo)I;IlilY Ib iiadt.le riadly for selvice by Ilie- middle of Janinaiv

'I'There I,( iwi ) tiio tiita h j:ti(s o l lItild fir- the S;iX smia;ltlr x'yt5LIS, nld-V(!1tiS(tlittii \vtre'(( i.>Siti. atul t"ttntitS IOIve l-cll ttnadu 1iZtr Iliull. t11he,irrawilirClinctitS \;l 1It ii;d. ii titiit to c01111s0Cethic0iiSO SOOII as 1t1t't;II[A('S~ ~ ~ ~ 111to111oi(.cicth1'.(:1X1t'i

I. (,I'AUNCEY.

Atov.tcuiu&I- 2J1, 1 :<3T.

9.869604064

Table: N 1. ALPHABETICAL LIST of invalid navy pensioners, complete to 30th September, 1837.

460406968.9

759 11]N 1.

IL!l1:IJ 'PiCA!441ST (?f inlL'(did nl(v41y p)enlsiolers, cofmpletc to :301/&Sepletb('or, 1 8:37.

Nll~li j i 11 41

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N tLO.l (W I':.OKiN N ;;1

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N, Oh ur. {-I xlloipi.1 1i1e (Cole - -

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William FarrarN iclml,- FitzpatrickPeter Foley -

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Jubi AV .W.Yoitu -

;xa-l1 W\;ilcoax1.1lin., AV iley-It. 1.). Waifnwrighlt-

Smumlliel E'. N~ll-I

JohnII J. Younga

1t:1l. IC.

Ordimury scamnanSell llan( tlii ia ry Sel; tilt)11MIarineSeamiani

Urd in1ary :ea.1111i111

S.rgtr moatl itte *:,1

()rlintm tIlltll)IIllar rne q( mal itlelina~.)mii as iua))

:L 14i,.- ,11 ;.;

Miast'dis lailtlt'

(tui trer miaaslulr

ScaaimSeamuni -

)rd linary seaman

Sru;' iina

waiterer -innerSeamruanUu1;1rIlasle(IrSena II IItIll(.tImarier gii In

Caul.ein to

Marmiel '-

ea -lcalill i nir;

(Imi~rti rnvalsW,

.S;; I11Sv,~,t1l 1,1

()rulinarv SUclillani -

(luai ternila'.teiS ainan

Seamal~n

Ordinary s-auan -

Orf inary setl:him(Carpenter's nateOrd)inamr seanmanLitrt. marine trps

S I1 r-,w(tn -

Mtajor marine eorrtsSeaman

ni(~uienant -

Il(h ti tL 1) 1- M.tiller whch

AIp 0, IH15 5 0(1 April 2. 181tAug. 19, ML) ; 00 April 23, 1&6p1.1cc. 1S, 181 1 0) )lI ,

J;IIn. 1, IP 5 00 D).aImn. 11), 1 14; 0i (4(4 I) .

( tL. 3(0, IH-2!J (4

May 0, 184;H ;z (4( D,.NMiar. H, 18 4' 0(4) Do),Jiil1e 29. 181; 5 4(i) Do.A 11 1834; :1) 1),.

June :4), IH:181 4; 00 D1,.A Il '21, IH1I 5 () Dot..1111v 1:2, 1H:3I(; :)MIN Do.\NI;;r. 15, 1815 H (D( o

May 2, 1H:11 4 75 D),May '23, 18131 :1 (X DI4

Mar. 1H, 11S1 1() () D),Mar. 18, 1831:3 !9 (( D.Aug30, 1 11 1 H (4) Do.Ju1'y 1, 1I8S 4; () Do.

A1 21, IH824 5 (4 1)Do.M aiy 1, 1827 (;001) L,.eb. 29, 1HI ' :1 ()4) Do.

S! pt. ;, 18H:5 W;0o)1u.Peb. 2 ), 18:1 440 ) PuDMay 1, IM31 (II) Do.

Maiy 27, 18:1: !9 I" Do..Mlay 1,I H35 7 50) Do.

J:un. 1,1816; 1() 04) Do.

Mar. '4, 1H"- (;)0 1)Do.Jan. I 1, 181) 7 .) Io.Ju-Ily '1, I1H 3 5r) DInulle I 1 31 50 Pt.

ItiliY I 1818 4; D u.)

Iiiy 1 117 9W) P.),

t' )1. 1 18: 1 1)iDNov. I 181. 8 1)).-,Sept 13 1, 1 20 JuIe 310. lr'

Ala;. 1 1813 14)0 '2 1841Ioct. 1, li'(i; * i4X) Do.

1Ir. 1 , 181;;4; (40 Po.A u', 1, I : 4;0: P,,.ici. .3, 181{(; 3 00) Do'

.Nov. 7, 18:14 /;; I)ttDJan. 1, Is)) 54) Do.

Feb. 17, 1.837 r o0 D o.Jan. 1, 1821 (I 5( Do.

Sept. 10, IH13 ;2 5( Do.A ug.1 2.7, 18144 , 54) I'(JDIe . 31, I181 15 (40) Do.

F'eb. 1, 1 :7 1 tIH75 D,,.

A g. 31, I H:32 : (H) Do.

May 21, 1829 25 0H) Do.

* Special.

Ainen l to p1 bm i I 8nP neisi. s .

,Amit l sum~It,,1 pay4 th-inl -:W`28..9-) W.{THOMAS L. RAGSDALF, (clrk.4

[ I ]

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-I

9.869604064

Table: N 2. ALPHABETICAL LIST of widow pensioners, complete to September 30, 1837.

460406968.9

765

N 2.

'lllili'b1LI e 71-(d)or p(/n"iwas, cple.7e lober :30 U-1, 7' .

N.FNfJ;.JOP ItESION:Rts.

Silly AtnnisAdelaide 1L. AdansMlargaret Aru.(lel -

[,)ur' Atichinritty -

let1'lv Arinstron'gC(atlharinc AndcrsotAbigail Appleton -

MNaitha Ann AtwoodJuliana Birchiaore -

.NMaria Babbit-Caroline Ml. Ilrry -

Elizabeth 11. Ballbvin.Nabbv BurchstedM11ary Burnc-Suian B3ainbrilge -

Eliza K. Bou-hIanHarriet BarneyErnil, Ieale-Mlarv J. Babbit

Le;iiia BlakeLydia BrownEiltzabet l BeelerCailarinc A. B(13. .rS -

P,11), Barry -

Ehlialheth bishopMNarnha BurrillM\arv CheeverAbigail CowellHarriet CarterAnn M1. ClutretEliza M1. CloudCelia Cross -

Eliza Cassin -

Frances F. CookLealn Carter. -

Mlaria J. C'uvilierEliza I. Coeckerannv CassinAnn V. CockeAnn ClarkAan D. Campbell-Sarahl ClementoonMlargaret Cowan

Elizabeth CashEllen Coxe -

SLuanuali Critchet -

Eleanor CorreiaElizaveth J. Cald wellCatharine CarmuckEllen Dix -

Eliza Doxev -

Lamitie DillLaura P. DaggettCatharine Davidson

F1lusbatrd'. rank.

Seaman - -

Master cotimla'd ut -

Sailing tniaterLieutenant -

CarpcnterMarineScarnanPurserSurgeonSurgeon - -

LieutenantCaptain'sclerkCarpenterSea manCapt nlinLieutenant -

CaptainPurser

MarineCarpenten ICorporal 11i. vorp -

SuirgconMarineScamnanSeaman

Lieutenant -

Lieutenant -

Scrqcant mi. corpsAssistant iurgreon -

Lieutenant -

PurserLieutenant -

Musician in. corps -Musician en. corps -

Lieutenant -

Lieutenant -

Lieutenant - -

Ordinary seaman -

Lieut.nant -

Sailmaker - -

GunnerSeamanMidshipmanSeaman - -

GunnerLieutenant -

Major tn. corpsSurgeonSailin-masterBoatswainGunnerSeaman

*Speciql.

[ I ]

ificuer'-,Iliet of,,1pension.

",-( H1

Ap)'l 20(, 18115Jan. 1, IH:31Nov. 10, 1812Oct. 8, 1P35Sept. (1, 183

Feb. 19, 18:3Jan. 1, 1815May 11, 1'-2:

Sept. 10, I82!9May 21, 181(;July 17, 18-2.1Ap'I 1', 1H11;Dec. 11, 18::3Mar. .1, 1835July 27, 1g3:Nov. 6' 189,Dec. 1, 181S8Ap? 1, 18:35Nov. 29, 1830Aug. 141, 1831;Mar. 28, 1 '2 ISept. IR, 183(0Julne 8, 1831Dcc. 7, 1812Dec. 18, 113Dec. 14, 18H2-Ap'1 12, 1811Ap'1 18' 1814tSept. 6, 1823Dcc. 1, 1825Aug. 1, 1831Feb. 1(, 1831Aug. 19, 18.21Feb. 7,183 1Sept. 23, 1831Jan. 28, 183.1Mar. 7,182:3Nov. 30, 1821;May 31, 1835Sept. 27, 1836June 3,183IJuly 9 1833Sept. 14, 1831Jan. 12, 1837June30, 182-2June, 1812Dec. 31, 1823Aug. 9, 1831Nov. 6, 1816

A' 1(6, 1823-ay 20, 1828

Dec. 19, 1831

Ap'l 9,1836June!27, 1836

$46:30W0

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allowc(l.

ATar. '1, 181.1June 3(, 18:34Jan. W0,'.Il:Junie :30 1831Jutine 30, 1831Mar. :t 1`37

Mar.Julie :(10, ld 'IJune 30, 1831Julle 30, 1831Mar. 3, 1#17June 30 1831Julne 30, 18:34June 30, 1 34June30, 1834Jan. 2o, 1818Junae 30, 18:31July 2,1836Jule 30, 1S:3June 30, 1834M ar. 3,18,7Mlar. :3, 1837Mar. :3, 1837Mar. 3, 1837Mar. 3, 1837Ap'l 1 f2, IHIlI1Mar. 3,1817Mar. 3, 1817Jan. 20, 1813June 30, 1834June 30, 183.1Mlar. 3, 1817June 30, 1834June 30, 1831June30, 1831Jan. 20, 1813June 30, 1834June 30, 1834.June 30, 1834June 30, 1834Mar. 3,1837Mar. 3,1837Mar 3, 1837Mar. 3, 1837ATar. 4,1814Mar. 3,1837June 30, 1834Mar. 3,1837Mar. 3, '817June 30, 1834June 30,1834June 30, 1834June 30, 1834

N 2. ALPHABETICAL LIST of widow pensioners, complete to September 30, 1837.

766

1N 2 -.A.'oltitjuiued.

r I, I ,

s: ,ili, U4. :, lur .

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jall'i vali -iH ari'll An-lkrI-1k

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"I8i t~ll 1'ls'4'lI4ll~t - -M.Nauv F'1'. -I t

Alii,'n iiFellal

tMarsiz ret R. I(',,iI

II;.iza Grny4swltSophllia Garth nviI'

tizual'.etl0 (C. (nira'' -

I 1imi;u l L I ' !

Ann (,. Gim4ill'(')4%,vcv nrl r,

Ann 1Tl.it11ii

Elitrableth 12. (W'l'lh *

Latlot r(ii .wo . _

laneiaGl'i r

Pliebe!l,,itl (SarI hIli-LGil', -

1)11t14 (Il'3-s

1.lez tli tI tll -

P4,or'sn(It 1.1114411111

lrherrsoI (1 (di!mall-

Fliza, ISIv-ikMary H~enleyMary R. I laclil1nlelc HofiiliAnn R. I lalli1iiJinal llHazelni

Mars' AnnII.biS,.RIlut ter

1lnniiah liuninoind -

Mni, Ann Hartziel -

PlIe-he Ho 1ll-isAligni) Jones

Ellen Jenkins

Mary .YIlnes -

Maria T1. Juhrisu

Mary Jameson1'lzbeth Jones

Caroline Jones

rlijnhaeh Jlones

(ctharine JollsHannah Ingralhno -

Iiu.i-,and1srau....

i l ii'i''411 -il'l'

(CIpltail;

)h1. p' t illL,P '11' -

(tl~ - -

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sc41 tll

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(at rfm~lt

CIrlictsiler- -

( :llo)tiu't -'l ilt -

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Atla I ine'

Chaplain

',ii~inlaora -1.,~ r

A}rtliiilr('i -K'It '

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lid'hi mai i

Marine

Martnerat

Seaman r

Lcalpenaer,; -llt

M\arinle

Gunnerine

Senman

Onn})il~lentc -

ierlt i1prei

Ai 1I1t. IS_:3,t. 1.' , 1L 'l4

AtI l:o, P':0.1(143' 144:42I!A. Z IS136A; ti c '3' I h4,3AI1)!i 1k'I u:3D'c 244 1.21I1n uI ,

1 I 1ApI I 21, Is'4-4% ', ,I

Febl .I 1821

(,ctl Iy,IIS ':5

Jit ')0. 1 843Ati'. 10 14,044

51811

Iot 1 814-4\o 11 1t31

8,vjt. 1, 1815

Apx'l .;i l',183P44' 1l ", I R;)(iAp"1 9, 183f;Atft 1X, ISI t?Ai ii, ',e 181:,

Mar 1834,

DeC. PRI.531J lt"e 2o 18431S."111(11

(),:t. 10,1S3

Jia t. 18:18

4.p 14I, 18!27

May ~12:1, 18315lo: 18

-vltt. 182(4

ar

Ap'l 3, 183(cp.S. IH3.3

Fel. 24 1823Nov. 0lo 1817Sept. !?, 1830

May 13, l11 IAp', 20,:1815June 2, 18r25Jan. 29, 1829June 30,1814Nov. 11, 1S23Sept. 1, 18e7Api 14,1I30Feh. 9,1834Dcc. 24;, 183'5Ap'1 10, 1837

0-

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{;(109

[ I]

Actiof' Congrc'tIlli'I'r kkjilallu4wed,

| ar. 3, Ih34<i~a . :1, ItS3,

Malrfl. 34 1834Mtar. 32 Id3'.J l~le 30,l 18.l3littlee 30} Mt3Nar. 4 1414N1;itI. 3i, I1R4M~ar.', IfXMt t, 1811Mat 4, HIlJtittn .,) ['Ki

.Allr. 4,1NNh;% 4I 1P37M\ar. :1, 11S?7MTln 30 1831Mxar. 3, IPI,June 3(, 1831Mar. :,181,Mlar. 3, 1841JI It. 20,1931J Itul :1ta 1,S34Jrloet' 30. 144:4Jun e 3f0, IP31J1111ct :>(, IS.1l

30r.3, IR37Mar. :3, 1837Mlar. :3, 0i;Mar. :t, 1837

jliue 3:0, IR3Mar. 3,181,J(IIc :344, 1834Nlitr. 4,1814J.-n. n20, 1813JI!n.' :,0, 131JTilnC 30, 1834

jinle 30), 1834

JTune :U0, 1831June 30, 831Jail. 20,1813Jime 30,1I31Mar. 3,183Mar. 3,1,83Mar. 3, l57Mar. 3,183IMlar. 3,1837Jan. 20,1813June 30,1831June 30, 1834Jan. 20,1813Mar. 3,1817June 30, 1834June 30,1834June 30,134June 30, If34Mar. 3,187

767

N 2-Coiutinucd.

Abigail JloncAbiail iiclet,Harriet KiissatEliza Kits -

Lrdia Lowjulia M!. LawrenceElizabeth LeeFrances M. LewisElizabeth L.agneCrSarah Antn Len tDebtorah Lintlsa~vIetey Low -

Ann G AMcCtId(IlttbJanc MoultonAnn Martin -

Phebe Moeuntontierv -

Lydia Alaca )ceSarah Da ttlilewAnn MidlenMar E. Mlacllhcrs:.o"Eliza MautryMary McNeellhCathartne NlitchellElizabeth MaysRlachel MarshallRebecca McGeeEliza MecM rtrieHester MturphvyCatharine McLaughlinElizabeth MartinAbigail MorganCaroline Montcadt -

Susan Metz .

Elizabeth H. MarshallRhoda lNewcoitibMargaret Navanr oElizabeth NagleMary NealeSirab H. NicholsSarah L. NovesMargaret Osbourn -

ElizaA. OliverNancy PatchLucretia M. Perry -

Eliza L. PierceMargaret ParsellSarah Phillps -

Georgiana A. PeacoFrances Pottinger.Maria keEliza C. Porterhenrietta PratherEliza PageElizabehPerryMdary Ann PattersonCatharine Ann PierceMary PrebleJne R. PalmerPrices WV. ParkerCatharine RassmusoinNancy Ritig_Mary W."R1oseMSary RussellMartha Rose

fnu.a) untl'.s I:, uk.

Senntan -

Seaman --Surgeon - -

Satiliug''luOSter

Ye(omanCaplainLieutenant - -

Master coin nidatnt -

SeninanSailmnaker'5 inateSuiltI,iII nast.,Seatitan - -

S tilingina' tetSeamunn(.unrter gunner..eUolnotl - -

SeaiiianL.uarter gtttnt :

i\Nlaster tsI;tIeMaster colnlt'datnl-Liivtenant -

Gunner - -

Lantdsman

Seattman - -

Marlli nec - -

Corporal im. cotrip -

1s! Class boy80oatswainCnrlpellttel' IaJ;1t'Lieutenant -

Lant.td uiatCorp'l utaitne corpsLieutenant -

Sainah-er -

BoatswatiLieutenant -

Sailing-tasterShip's corporalSeaman - -

GunnerSeantran

PurserLieutenant -

SailmakerMarine - -

SurgeonLieutenant -

Surgeon -

Masn. commandantMarineSailingmnsterCaptaiaBoatswainCarpenter's mate(aptain -

Passed ass't surgeonCarpenterPilotSeaman -

.Mast. commandantSergt. marine corpsSeaman -

(,.)IIIIIelicec(nienuct ,,1pentsiont.

Aug. 16, 1800Jilly, I 7i, I H'QOJuly 17, 18:12

Oct. 6, 128'Suplt 27,161')ALir̀ 1, I L'lJutill I, 1811:Junie 3(, 18P3S~Ljit 181 )

Mlar. 4 1ff35Sept. 11, I-'Ma3tt 19 18 'I

Aug.L A4,1I 1I4.Ap'I 1815

ApIl 20, 1815Janr. 3, 1828A\ (1, lI

Sept. i5, ISle1Ap'I '28, 1821JuIe 4,18 L:INov. 29, 18:1Nov. 2o, 1832:'Sf21p1. 3, 18341

Dcc1. 31;, IV,'()'Jan. 26, 1830)M arI. 2'3, 18:Y;De. 2(;. 1821Feb. 15. 1137Sept. 1, 18')9Mar. 12, 1'sOcl. 16, 1819

Sept. I1, 1523

Nov. 1, 182)Oct. 18~mNov. I,I.918Sept. 1, 1815Sept. 1 18'2Oct. 9 183:jAuLi". i, 181S3May 30, 1834

1812

May 8, 1832Aug,. 7, 18922AUli- 'U. 1819Oct. 22, 1834May 23, 1827Feb. 5, 1833Mar. 1.5,1832Sept. '2, 1831Sept. 14, 1834Scpt. 16, 1826Aug.23, 1820Dec. 13,1836Sept. 1(b, 1829Aug. 25, 1807Nov. 6, 1836Aug.26, 1830July22, 1813Dec. 27, 1814Aug. 27, 1830July 7, 1829Sept. 10. 1813

_Act olCogres:.. 1111((!'er rv ni

allowed.

dj6 Aat 3, 1837

600 Jtunle M I181130 (JO Julie30 18q12(0 (O) Mlar. .I, 18:i,750 June 30, 183.31

50 (0J Jan. 20, 181:125 .I tl e 30, 181: i30 Ma r.":4, 1817

(; (0 Juune 30 ,18.3150 Jur~ e :0

20UO00 Mat. 3, 18):;'; ()0 a r. :3, 18.3

'IO ).0 Jan. ' 0, 181:;(; 0MaI( r. 4,181.19 00 Jan. 'U, 181:i

`5 00 June 3:, 18:31(10 Junc 30(, 18:33

9 ((0 Jan. 0o, 181:.'10 0() Jan.. ISi;;

:;U 00 June :30, 183.12)5 Mlar. 3, 1817,It 00U .June ;0,18314 0(0 Julne .3, 18349 51) *June :.10, 181(; JuIneC :30 '18 .1:: Jurre :10 1831

(10 Junle ;,0, 1831-1 50 Mar. :(, 1837401() Mar. 3 1837

I (00 Mar. 3, 18379. 50 Mar. :3, 1837

25 00 Mar. :, 1F374 (H Mar. 3,1837,,1 5)) Mar. 3,1817

25 00 June 30, 18:3410 00 Mar. 3,1817,

!)50 June 30, 182312!5 00 Mar. :3, 1817'0 00 Mar, 3,18377 00 Mar. 3,18:376 00 June 30, 18341000 June :30, 18346 0 MMar. 3,1817

20 00 June 30, 1834.25 00 Mar. 3, 181710 00 Mar. 3,18173 50 June 30, 1834

25 00 June 30, 1834125 00 June 30, 183435 00 June 30, 183430 00 Jnne 30, 18343 50 June 30, 1834

20 00 Jime 30, 183450 00 Mar. 3,18171 00n Mar. 3,18379 50 Mar. 3, 1837

50 00 Mar. 3,183715 00 Mar. 3,183710 00 Mar. 3,183720 00 Jan. 20, 18136 00 Mar. 4,1814

30 00 June 30, 18346 50 June 30, 1834600 r 1C)1-

[ 1 ]

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-

768

N 2-Comitinued.

.\xim M. Itod'''gr -rPhcbe lteynol -Cathariane S. M. RiyE'liza lIii,

Catharine Riner(Cathiarine C. Real -

Ann J. Itos,.';ally ItulssellH~annrah Stonet\lellitable Smitli -I. (C. Spence -

Mary Stevenson *Ann'StephiensonE.leanor SmlartHlarriet H. SandersMary Stellwagen -

Clarissa 1B. ScottLoumisa 13. SherburneAnn E. SardoElizabeth Sevier -

Phebe A. SmithMary B. ShawMargaret E. ShawvJane Smith - - -

Rachel SteeleMary 11. Stockton - -

Mary StevensSally SchlosserLouisa A. SmithHannah Striker - -

flannorah SullivanCharlotte M. R. ThornAnn E. TingeyElizabeth, TrenchantMnry TannerEliz7abeth Traprnall -

Frances A. ThomasEmma C. 13. ThompsonLucy R. TempleCharlotte TrnntAnn Tight -

Elizabeth TobeyHannah ThompsonGrizel A. Taylor - -

Hannah UlrickAnna VanderfienLydia VanhornI annah WebbCatharine WiseMarvel WilcoxCharlotte WaresMargaret WarnerElecta WebsterMargaret WoodsRebecca Winn - -

Emna Maria Wood -

Elizabeth White - -

Mary D. WadeEleanor Wills

CaptainBoatswainSo rgeon -

Boatswain -

Sailingma'terLieutruiant -

Ilt iieut. marines,Master'.s mate

SeamanLieutenant -

CaptainScjnnnSailingmainterSeaman -

Lieutenant -

SailiongmasterLieutenantLieutenant -

Mtts'n marine corpsCapt. marine corps

Mast. commandantCaptainPurserMidshipmanOrlerlysgt. m. corpsLieutenantSailingmasterSeamanLieutenant - -

Sergt. marine corpsSeamanSurgeonCaptainCaptainQuarter ginne'ciMarineLieutenant -CaptainLieutenant -

Lieutenant - -

Seaman -

Ordinary seaman -

Seaman -

SailingmasterSailingmasterOrdinary seaman -

MarineSeamanPurserCarpenter's mateSailingmasterSailingmnasterLieutenant -

Boatswain -

PurserPassed mi(lshipmanMaster-at armsLieutenant -

Landsman - -

The number of widow pensioners is 8.

Annual satm to pay them S47,820.

(Conmmence-Ineut of pen-

sion.

iAfiay 21,1832MIay, 2,1223

Sept. 7, 1835Sc pt. 25, 1835

10, 1823Jan. 6, 18112Dec. 11, 18:16Oct. 17, 1813July 1, 1815Sept. 10, 1829Sept. 26, 1826

Oct., 18t28Aug. 27,1813Oct. 15, 1814Dec. 7, 1816Nor. 16, 1828Feb. 16, 1830Nov. 20, 1830Dec. 20, 1835May 9, 1827May 17, 1827Sept. 17, 1823Oct. 17, 1820Mar. 21, 1831Nov. 28,1832Nov. 29,1836April 18,1816Feb. 5, 1831

Nov. 30,1836Oct. 1, 1820June 30,1837Aug. 18,1827Feb. 22% 1829Nov. 3, 1824Feb. 22, 1834Sept. 10,1813Sept. 10,1829Sept. 2, 1832June 23, 1830Sept. 11, 1820Mar. 124,1834April 30,1813April 9, 1835Jan 2 1820June 182-2June30, 1834Oct. 10, i814Jan. 1813Nov. 0, 1824Aug. 8, 1813Dec. 4, 1815Aug. 24,1814Aug. 25,1825Jan. 31, 1836Feb. 18, 1836Oct. 9, 1836May 18,1815Nov. 25.1816Aug. 10,1800

150() (1035 0O10 (i)

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2515 001( (Of; 00

2.5 005( 00

G 0(210 00(6 00

25 0020 0025 00

25 0040020 0030 002( 00WS 009508 0025 0020 0060025 006506 00

30 0050 0050 007 5030025 0050 0025 0025

65 0060020 0020 09500

350

6 00

20 009 50

20 00

20 00

25 0010 0020 0012 509 00

25 00

4-00 1

Act ofCongre.under whithallowed.

June 30, 1834

Mar. 3, l~i:June 30, 183

June 30,18

Mar. 3, 11'SMar. 3, 181

Mar. 3, I83Mar. 3,181.Mar. 3,1811June 30,18

June 30,184June "0,183Mar. 3,IS

Mar. 4,1814Jan. 30,1813June 30,183

June 30,1834June 30,1834

June 30,1834Jan. 0, 1813

June 30,1834Mar. 3,181iMar. 3,1811June 30,184Mar. 3, 1837Mar. 3,1837Mar. 3,1837Mar. 3,1837Mar. 3,1837Mar. 3,1837Mar. 3,1837

June 30,1834June 30,18June 30, 1834June 30, 183

Mar. 4,1814June 30,14

June 30,1834

June 30, 104Mar. 3, 1BIMar. 3,1837Mar. 3,1831

Mar. 3,1srMar. 3, 1Mar. 3, IBJ1June 30,1893Mar. 4,1814Mar. 4, 814June 30,1

Mar. 3,1817Mar. 3,1811Jan. %),18JJune 30,1June i, }June 30,183

June 0,1831Mar. 21817

Mar. 1,37Mar.

TUOS. L. RAGSDALE, Ckrk, e'c.

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9.869604064

Table: N 3. ALPHABETICAL LIST of minor children to whom pensions were granted under the act of March 3, 1837, complete to September 30, 1837.

460406968.9

769

N 3.

ALf1J.] BE,TA2 L LISTl ,J- IlilUrgranted unei-thlerI/ to(f1 larch 3,lS37.

NAINMES () 'L1NISIONX:iiS,

Joseph P. Anderson,Sarah Ain AndersonJohn Armstrong,Franklin Arnstron-,Veneradlo ArinstrongWilliam Anderson,Laura V. AndersonJulia Ann BlaksleeEmma Brovn,Alexander BrownAlargareuia BaldwinSusan E. BarrvGeorge T. Bas.settWaller M. Booth,William L. Booth,Thomas A. BoothCharlesIH. Budd -James R. BladecWilliam B. Cunbinugluani.Edward T. Cunningham,John i1. CunninughanChArles R. Chamberlain,Margaret T. ChamberlainEmeline Cousins.Delia Cousins - -Emma Demarist -.Tereoa Davis - _Nathaniel Downe-.6Ellen E. DexterEliza A. R. Dean isonMlary Ann FisherEdward GarrisonStephen D. Hibbe -John H. HarrisonGeorge 1. HallAdllphus HeermanTheodore Heermnan,ValentineM. Hecrman.Clifford Heerman,Charles F. HeermanJohn D. Jones,Permelia Ann Jones,DEaiel P. Jones,Jaimes B. ozes'Jane P. L~inscott,Mry F. Linsco~tCaroline W. LinscotutMary W. Ludlow,Robert C. Ludlow -Caroline Lord _ -Adeline K. LowEdgr Lightelle,Benjamin T. Lightelle,Mohn B. O. Ligtelle -William Middleton -

49

Liutnclan~t _-

Set ,eaiit mat ine corps~

Captain inarline torlpsMaarine

Captain _ _

Surgeotn -S~UI *gC0 11

iMaster emimum nianudattLieutienanmt - _Ordin ry

Saililtglnasmtel

Seaman 7Sergeant niarine corpsCarpenter - -Sailingmaster -Master comitmandant -

Pur.ser 7 -

Corporal marine corpsSeamanGunner -

Seaman - -

Seamnan - -

Surgeon - -

Sailinginastei -

Boatswain -_

Purser - -Gunner - -

Lieutenant - -

Marine - -Quartermaster I

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Coinmencenticitof pension.

Nov. 27, 18 22

Jan.

JuneJulyNov.Sept.AlayAug.

23, 1825

13, 1834}31, 1827

238, 18281, 18192, 183020. 1830

July 26. 1828Mar. 14, 1827Sept. 0C, 1834

\'MonO1) lypension.

,. )5 00

7 502( 003 5050 00275020 00*25 (0

M3() 0(25 005 0()

1000

"0 00

6 008 0(10 0020 0030 0020 00450o;00

1000(3 0060(K

35 00

20 00

10 00

20 0010 00*25 00

350800

April 18,

Feb. 8,May 21,Aug,. 21,JarL 11,June 13,Oct. 10,Mar. 15,May 18,April 2,July 9,Aug. 16,Dec. 10,

182k182"

1829)182418291825181818:218291825183018311834

April 20,1837

May 21, 1826

May 25, 1837May 15, 1826July 9, :82!PMay 2, 182i

Dec. 2, 1824July 1, 1830

t1111t1|' 1't1,,.

N 3. ALPHABETICAL LIST of minor children to whom pensions were granted under the act of March 3, 1837, complete to September 30, 1837.

lfj

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'lnkI. s S i ,Ct i

Jnrulics, WIrvdtrick A (.GNi. Iwi-i!Joh n 13' nt

I ii.k cilN:nr BI,. !errv

Mii It, Ritchie

4'II.altl ick,\ G.lsoll,8E1tJ1a M NV. 16,11vit'li1

II 1t1r111i1I'T ,8'iat -

( ctige T.I Sincla,Willimi Sinc lairv*,'ilbeh Ft. Sinclo,I-lX ry IV ,i lit l ito,

a1a rgaret It. 'T1imtt,

VI rginiLr.l '1'. T'o xvI !,-selltt,( ' 1't'c uit -li

Virginall I'Iuti-i.

,1ohert T mvwrtiMnry AlnnEliiia11 .'Trimbliet1;1iza W.'ITrimhloit

mrllily Sltll:ll}Ell l~Iwnnr! l A. Yiting,llf

_

_

PJit: r c iLU

A' larix'lll,

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L~ iii ciie a1

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Lic ut. unarinti

rij,S ~ ~. II-I ).It}1 vc-w-l~fion.l~tlI| --! __

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(0A): 5)

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:s2 i)

INI-v 10, I 35Jul\y 4, Is2:l,iJItiI '1.27, )

Fei.. W, 1 'S27

June 24, P132

MAau. 219, I20

Mar. I ', 182f;June '26, 1F;3l

A Liz. 11, 12lsAu. 2, 1 31

Fcet. 1,F 31

April 27, Ik'tNov. 1''>2

,Septl. 2, l801.May 11, 1-'),

Juily 2', 1s1-MaI. 1, 1.33JUly 7, 1635

Tiic 1111iriber o* iminor children loesioiers is eighilty-fotr. Annual sumto p)ay theni, .91 1,052.

THi'OMAS L. RAGSDALI.E7 Clerkt7 L7'C.

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di

N 1.

'K/iu'* ,

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1.{,./{:.............'v N'{ o 1,!,C.',,!;

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William Ak. NV.,a'elr -rdi cI vie kIi.iver.

'I'iuoruuas 13. I'a4504)5I)anuiel l.liss - _

J;1t1i J. it hum' -tVilli,tnll V-l ualfle,

'Ilir a';!-3farr'-X\?'illl io Situfrwl-Sanuiat;le )llrou.', j.r.

Jurnes WiIIiaoI m011'I! r:,nla.; l',;u4Isii _S~tephlen Cau ijiXilIr1 Grnilr - _Jho;l Lan livPeter Aniler~ii 1

Ail).,'rL NeT. WjI'-rI -

Fr'ancis Cuviur ior'eu -Michael F'4z^ia _(JhhIL es '1.'. P4Inat _1)v'I Ondl-liJohnlln Wlri!4"lt _

)arliel ItfI;_"'James Ciile _Patrick Gil Ir'2nJul4 Iiiobi its ..11 bert ScatirlvrJohlin A."nesv _()o i-ell 1edilh)ilulS,-lnt(4l An guis _

John tHalll -James Alcorn _1Eliijah L. FlarrisJohn A. Webster

Do. - _JohnlBiall . _William C. KeenThomas WardtJames B. WrilhtWilliam WilliamsZephaniah AllenNicholac T. FerrelWilIliam SmartAndrewv MattisonJoseph DalrympleCharles WilsonGeorge UpshawJamers NickersonIsaac Bassett -

Thomas BuchananWilliam WardBurwell S. Randolphh

Mlilisllo1:1al7-i'jrgemuu n1i. corp: -

Lieni I:I;i 1lliifsnvi;in _

IIII!It'l - -CGtnruec -

SC-al.i';1 1l. 1' !l'

iSea~iIv--

Podlsery - -M11

Annitrter gut -

Al ml4'lseanl i_

-

Orailru- scialls _)r'iliia Vt siantan

AT, Ca:r(illt.niI) allirma sea main _

ufianerttaubter -Q'uarter- unancraOarlimgrn e-as anr

:\Iarine - _

Seailman - r

I ii . - _

*!,i,. _ _Gunnaer -aCaptain _ -

QuartermnastcrSailinzmiaster -MIarineSailingmastn r

do,. _B3oatswain -Master-at-arms -Cap~tain ol' forestQuartermasterMarine -

do. _ -

Ordinary seaman _Seaman - -

dot. - _Quartermaster -Marine -

Seaman -

Midshipman.

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nr,,I.

,? 4_'" .1*.1,_)

-!~ ".

I,.i .

'4''1 11

,li '4.\I1i VJ'

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Iboll~s. cs.s', I;'G :.0)

1 ')'(i ()()'~,0 I0(4

1,(;(', 1 1,el3 11

!391 47'1,'41 (i'-'l 1,G s:3' 1 1 0.0";i:3 '10

3 ,032 (i7V:30 41()

'!7 8:35,137 3:3

131 1()995 00603 "O0

1 820(O);71 50,730 50

2,424)9 17:300 0)

,8 75999 75'3:0 00"21 10

8939 10, 9247

400 0()755 83

0,251 67178 50

1,760 0()51 eo

1,784) 06(2,611 33114 0)

2,239 (60:30o 57-2 0o70 o0

672 0027 60

210 674') 17

1,178 251,029 00832 10382 s0102 3383 70

270 60314 60

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Nt

N)'1

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ia;June

J is"

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June

JUne

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JuneJu!neJ ln+June

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N 4-C'ontinued.

Nani'.

'I'lruias JaclsonJames TI1hoInpson -h'liomns MurdockEdward RIowlan(lJamnes I). Hammond -Enoch M. Miky -Owen Taylor -

John Dunn -John Waters -

Gardner Ediniun(4sJac:olb Easninan -John Johnson _ _(Charles Morri -John LazaruoRobert Blair _Geom ge C0orellJohht Danmels -

James Kelly -

George budd -

Thomas Nsh!!Matthlias McGillJohn Nugert -

Joh, Adamiis -

Reuben INriht -IJohn Lang - _Nathan Burr -

James Grant - _John Clements -Edward Corr -

Jshuta NowellWilliam GmmnniaonDaniel R. ColeWilliam ParkerT.Whitc,(per H.Scovelladininistratmr)

Jomzsph Slmilh _Charles W. WhiteSamuel ButlerJohn LaughenGodfrey Bowman

l ji,!,ns.

Emmna C. B. ThompsonMary E. Macpherson -

Adeline H. Adams -

Lydia Brown - -

Hannah Caldwell -

Maty Steelwagen -Mdria Page _ _Maria J. CuviltierElizabeth JonesMary W. RoseMary Porrest - _Mary T. ForrestMary Jones -Rachel S eele _

Seainama _ _(ldo.

Ordinary seaman -Seamanl _QuarterrmasterSeaman -MarineOrdinary seaman _

dlo. _

Cooper - _

Seamnan - _lieutenantSennaia -

do. raeCarpenter's inate -

Quarteraster -

Ser~geant m. corps -

LieutenantOrdiinary seaman _ScnmauiSenrnian -

do. _Carpenter's maleSeaman -

Quarter gunnerSeaman -

rdo. _(do. _

Ordinary -eaman _dlo. _

Marine - _Seaman -

Captain -

Ordinary seamanGunner -

Marine -

Ordinary seamnan

Ds, CIS.80W6( C6 Co4006 CO8 006 (t3 UO5 CO5 004 506 Co

112 505 006 (O9 (O8003 04)15 005008006006 (08 0036004508006 006 005005 003 006 O(

754)19 755008001 75600

Total amount paidlto inva

IHuseand's remk.

Captain -

M'r commandant -do. _

Carpenter -

Lieutenant - _Sailhng maste -Surgeon - _Muslcian mn. corps -Marine - _M'r eonrnandantSer't mnaj. m. corpsLieutenant -

Chaplain -

Serg't minrine corps

50 00:30 0030 0010 00.75 0090035 00400350

30 008 so2& 0

C) 50

Ai munt Aggcregocpcaild to Uach. amauuiLm,

Polls. cf.'.,195 0

.15'lo

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F(4 Ho00O2 4033 0027 17

1 ~024 504 20

21 (:()3, ,"O (;()

"(0 (:04 41)

I 42'> ::o53s1 7~3500U 40

4,267( 5054 83

117 4(

:300 o378 0520 5315 80160G65 33

123 67*() 20)23 40

875W

QOS; 53

5,131 275

37183653 t3

41 3353:3 !786820

lids - -

'I ,06 673,662 00:1,260 001, 230 672,7&'61,349 94

962,5020 S7302 00

1,383 003.3 87

2Z7 5 001,289 93318 913

I)cis,cj.

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July 145

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1,i

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A LI11 i' ItA.,,ut 1August 1,

August 1JXu-"Ut 16)

Au ust 9AugSC t 1|

An I'U~ist I

Au"u~st lb

Au'lust Il

Sept. 16SeptI. 19se,.I)t. 1-12Sept. 23>iept. "3

9MarchMarchMarchMarchMarchMNarchMarchMarchMarchMa;May:)MayMayM:iy

910131 113131- Ii.1

H2:32234

Rtankus.

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Nanme.

(Garolinii \1. BcrryI Liiia Shlerb rue(rlive GroierFrianeci .' CvookeIPal :Inv Ca:isin _

Snsan BlainlhbridgeCaiharinei WiseI"heobe iMontgomery _Jaile EvarnS _Frances A. Thomas _Georgiana A. Peaco _Mary Russell-Otitliarine ReadI'hodta NeweorubEliza Dlxey.10iie Smith _M.Iaria BalijbtN:tiarlott 'lAT'. R. Thorn'liA.a'eth r'lreiieharJ

Flavriet J. Ki'Lssamn'.Ilar s' it-e'liary. Griilin _Ainna NVI. Ro rersE.Iizab.eth J. Caldrvelll'.urertia M. PerrySInali Ann LentElizabeth Luc _I'1: IJaL Pierce _I11 itt rr _.A nii . ril _i\IairG.liciet

Sal',. Aiirnii" _Ainn F. 'ria'lr''y(.I~l;~ 1'. ;mott_

Vary!' C: S p('e ce _I . tli~n Pri lirnore

FRlecta Weu: serEHarriet S. SandersN'hihie A. Sinith

I Jciriei.iCarw'elltablJellinithiSlehiiahkl Similh-Ahi ad K~itche n

IHe~qer MlurphvIRlizabe!h PReelerCat'harinc MltehellI;,!iza W. CutkejJI;PaZ-eAlng'rail Cow (A'lEllen DixL'.vi a L -vElizabe:h K. BonuglanPh. he HamerslevCliarlotc M. R. Thorn:'Marv FordtLrriet Hi. Sanldwrs

IlHus'ari's rank.

Licuteniant

Orilinarv seamanLietitenrant

ito.

Captain(lt.

PurserSurgeon -

CaptainLien tenantSurg-eonSergit marine cor'lLieutenant

Sailing masterM idshiprrarstirgeconI lI~()ICaptain

SriiiconLieutienantSurgeorCaptainLiit- enant

Sailnmker's mateLien tenria!

do.(lo.SailnalkerS-erg't marine cor'Seaman -

CaptainLiMnienant-CaptainSurgeonMnsician in. oLieutenant

niO..M'r como.aanalantSeamanLieuieriant

ito.

ScarlallCorpo(ral in. cor

(o.Landtsmnan _Lieutenant_Saiiinig masterLieutenantSni-rgconYeoinalnLieutenant

,lo. _Sri rgconCarpenter's mateL cotenant

' tocacti, ai

. s. __s. _._. cts. Vol- .25 00 3,135 853- 25 00 .1,233 33- 5 00 504 67

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00 1,943 00'0 00 6,046 (672500 1,411 67

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)5W0 7,495 0025 00 2-,750 00-

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'10( 00 2,2,14 00

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1 00 92 Cl)

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1,336 671,336 671,336 67

- _ 5or)O,(5!7 911,355 6.)1, :360 (19

13(100 69

59 14i1737.417,:37,

- 2(1 (10 I's1 (I )_ I,; 17Ji.CiI9.i _:c2 ('1i) 5l 5)0

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511 2''iO()o CI fil l-

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June

Juni'`JuneJuneJunicJunoJunoJune

jlurle,i1111C:

Ji ltie

Juell

.1 o IIeJuniJulie

Ki!

WIV

litle

3::l

.1:ul

.1 111,i

.1 ,155

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776N 4-Continucd.

Na_

IV. B1. Cu'tingiiiuImS;111ae1-

Oeitulaul 1Jo'riVlCS~Nail.. uwncsS. S. W. Brtrleti

Jamues A. WatsoinLucy BeirnoreJ. D)e W le 1erryAlexander PerryNancy 11. PerryJohrn Trimb!cJtoshlu W. TIrimlellEliza Jnue TriumbleElizabeth l-ilbIiMInary Prochor

anrthuali>vUdiley MI. )lalic& 'A larin Mnk-11ltNancy F. WilsiniCtaroline Tl4,c %iii -cca A. 1'ulck-'r1 Iau1,ua l 51.'iljaiuM1{.nl111i Wlilliam%!;trrv iXIcCartydt. Tr. S1111btri('ckEA1liu'te Pal;I'ltti,leanor 11iukiirdJohnsll Lombard>

!1..

G.unn'1er

Unlarternmlte rMaSLC I-'S m ltfeIBoatsw ainaSeruau -Li(cutemiant

GaunerC'I. _

M(Imuliu,- m atncn\1:i.nt tIt li 1

(4dliia rv sen uianLi.,eilii,;l _

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78,11.15 5:3I__, ],-I H'09 at

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18

20Off21;

777

;~)9

i5i.. I21)b3)525

0.,1;

I _

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JulyJulv

Juy

Aug.AugAugAug.Au

Au-

AlL~r,

AugSol 4 ,

Aipt.

Aug.

dwlI'

AuIg._,A. 11ii

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Amoutm*ntj!:l II t(X ';Cad).

:o;S (10)'152 4-1H15* 41 18Q15 .11

1,473 44510 41

2,141 67362) 5(1

1,047 221,171 391,171 39

!1(95 394S5 395f;0 (10301 (7

3,u0 00o70 '27165 69315r 19117(1 .11"I ((11)W995 83

4,712 50

29 1 583')1 78550) 5!

Aggregaie

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1!9,() 5IA- I

. .. .... ... ..Ti,.nl anpitint plid 1"

9.869604064

Table: N 5. A STATEMENT showing the receipts and expenditures on account of the navy pension fund, from the 1st day of October, 1836, to 30th of September, 1837, inclusively; and advances to agents from the Treasury during the same period.

460406968.9

A S\'T''J'I'XA lt xlwwin"- the'rc ceips;,b and expenditures on accoulnlt of th1e n(ay pension. fond, from the Ist day of Oc-I r, 18I36, to 301/s oj A elteinber. 1S37, iniclusively ; and advances to iaiedtsfrom tIhe Treasury (Im-i-ir the same pcriodl.

1 8:136.October S

IsNovemn. 1;

18S37..Jantary ISFebrttarvr IM11arch -2

AprilNMarchApril

May

11 - I23 -i17 -2 -

10 -

July 3 -

Augtlust 17 -

1. llalauce in the rTreasllry to the credit of the fuind, 1st of October, 1836,per Register's report - - - - - - -

11. Amount received illtO the Trcasnry since 1st of October, 1S36. from whom,and oil what account, viz:

Secretary of the Navy, for interest on Cincinnati stock - - -Do. for ititerest on Maryland State stock - - -

Do. for proceeds of salc of Miaryland stock - - -

Do. for interest on Maryland stock- - -Do. for interest on Pennsylvania stock -

President of Mechanic's Bank, New York, for balance received fromStates liranch Bank --B-nk

Secretary of the Navy, (per S. Scott,) for interest on Cincinnati stock -

)o. for interest on Washington corporation stock -

Do. for dividejid on Union Bank stock (Georgetown)I)o. for proceeds of sale of Maryland stock - -

Do. for proceeds of sale of Mlaryland stock, in. partDo. for interest on Maryland stock - - -

United

The followving sums, having been received since the stoppage of specie pay-ments by the bmiuks, could not be placed in the Treasury, viz.Nicholas Biddle advanced in part of stock of the Bank of the United States, be-

longina- to the- fund - - - - - - -

I)o. I)o. - - - - - -

- %,500 0))1,263 96

350,ttO U0)S26 23

5,311 73

233 22j2,500 0(0743 41300 0t0

2,193 7.-20,000(o)

828 60------I

8$12,874 90

72o000 90

400,000 001101),01000n0l

1, - 5)00,(000 01)

N 5. A STATEMENT showing the receipts and expenditures on account of the navy pension fund, from the 1st day of October, 1836, to 30th of September, 1837, inclusively; and advances to agents from the Treasury during the same period.

.\ .. - Colitillized.

July 5 - Stcretary ef thle Navy, fo.- procectis of siale of Miaryland stock (part) - 00)july 11 - D°. f(ir int-rest on Wwshl_,rtoli corporation stock - i! I 13

-; Do(w. zdo. Miarviand stock - - -~-t"- .f)o. fIor l)allatJcW of proceCe of -Marvland stock sold ill Mav

last - - :- -il)(iAtu_-ist 289 -6cl- .)ItcsIII I;,

])ccen. 17 -

1S83)7.F'elcry 2 -

Julvy 28 -

Angmst 2 -

1).I )o.

for interest onl iPnnsylvan la stockfor l)rocceds( ot\,I: rvl and stock

`rlt-1 amlloulnt of receipts - -

111. Expenditures from 1st of October, IS'31, to 30th. September. 1837, in-clusively, viz

Paid Secretary of t lie r1r(as11rv bOr 110) shares of stock of the &ink of the U. S.Paid Elizahvtlh Perry, widow. bor pcnision due her from 23d August, 1819, to 1st

July, 18:36 - -Pmid William Welsh, seaunan, for pension due him from Ist July. 1S22. to 2(1

December, 1836 - _ - - - - - -PaIid [)avine Perry for pensioa due him from ,6thi April, IS15, to 5th April.

1V36, inclusive - - - - - - - -Paid Mary Price, (late WVilson,) widow. for pension due her from 13th Decemn-

ber, 1P1', to 27th Sopteinber, 183-S3-Paid l)elhorahiMeMcahon, (late Jordan,) widow, for pension from 3d December,

ISl5, to 15th Decemiber, 184 - - - - - -'I'otal amom1i1t p)aLid by the Treasurer

I 6.3.,. )7i,1199257

;,~621.9-13 417

.4_}

f0

. i'1.;#,U ) t0

10.111 67

S35 17

1,512 Of!

I 1.4i21 Sf)

Ct50 .10

- 25,534 04

I S3(6.( )ctoler 5

I &id Alpoll clacillis seilled at tUis office. ui ader the act of the 3d of March, 1IS3ats per exhibit ImIarked N 4 - - - -

r Advances from the Treasury to parents, to paV pensions. viz'lX} I'resident of the (Cominierci- lf k. (jilueitliuati

DO. Girard 1B'ank, Philidlfelplia -1)o. Un ion Bank, Baltiolle - -Do. rrelntotl [LB!kl'ir (Conpati, rN. JDo. Fanners and AMcchanlic& Bituk, IIartford, Ct. -D)o. Arcade Ba:fllk, PrOvilence. It. I.ItO. Jiatik of Virriuuia.5aNorfolk - - - -lo. Com ercnial Biank Portsmouth, N. 1. - - _1)o. MXechanmics amid Matinufacturers' BIank, Pittsbirgh - -130. Alechanics' Bink, New Yorkl1)0. (Cointeirciaul LankhBostonI -o. Planters Baink of Geor!Tia, Savannah

M)o. ('or ciacl 1),WB k, New OrleansD)o. LouisvillC Savings Institution, K. - -I )o. Rank of' tie AMetropollis, Washigtoln.-lI)o. do. do. -

Do.1's).I 'o.

(10.(10.do'?.

do.(10.do.

Total

- ~$~:?961ii211u35--.,

36 0Jtti7.1() (;t-!

,(1I S,I .2;I)~ '

2- 19 O11OC' V~1: t1.,01)1)

1- 0O,t ii

20 I) t{t.) )0o 4

I ,59 1732

TREA1.\:UY Dl)F:PAILTA.I-LTrI'ir/tl. IA ldito 's Oif/icc, October 30.1i SS7.

J. C. CKETT, Ai7(itolr.

1I.1)eclnjIII. 6

2.11 8:37.

March 16Alav 2jk]l~lzlst 30

-I-4

I

9.869604064

Table: N 6. ACCOUNT of stocks owned by the navy pension fund, 1st October, 1837.

Table: N 7. STATEMENT of money received since 1st of October, 1836, for interest and dividends on stock owned by the navy pension fund.

460406968.9

[ 1 ] ISoN 6.

IPJ)t'VIofstoks JLJL'( by1/i it 17/Jclsuit Iid 1sf October, 1837,

II'jt(Id I.tInIes IHalltk stockIcllvinll Stock, 5 pelr (clit.'ity of (Cincinnati. 5 per cent.fii/ U1)s Ii I )ton), 5 per cent.

CIity (0!' N,';1SlliIIgtorl, 6 1p'er cent.Ilion Bank;l4i Lcoi1r - -

I 'omit l Iiik,li (lf(ef~lr~cto\\l

.$61( 11600 002t:.),469 6100(,00()0 00r59,472 406i,690 69

14,0(0 0015,000 0

9 1,019,232 25

Nwr ):.---( )i tI NoveIIl lcr, I S37,. wlS sold penElsiool stocks to tie noriinal;,tmlotilit of' *5,0(00(J(.

.N 7

\7.I I'I'1JEA'T .f ,,,,,,,L rccicedsimc1 st of Oclobeor, IS`3f,jr interest(i71/l (Iii, detlidsY (if stock owne(l bY t/lC navy pension. fand.

)ctober I S..Qt,7. 1:nutarv 1S.

Pcthruarv 1.?#larchi -23.April 11.April 17'.

,X.lrlY )C7..Iulyl 1f1.

. i'ti-st 2S.

III trest 01o1 (CillCilillatti stockInterest onl MaIylattd stockIlitc rust. otl Atarylatd(1 stocksItiterest oil Peliisylvallia stockInterest oil \\Wa:slhi't,.n stc;kInterest oil C incinllntti stock -

D)ividueid on GeorgretownUml)llstock -

llnterecst onl Maryland StockIttorest on Marvland stockinlt( er o1 WaslaSljljrtofl stock -Iti~L .(t )II Put tisylvani ia stock

TotiiI

- 82.500 00-1.26: 96

- 8(;S2623-5,311 73

743 41- 2,500 00

- 8)SJ2860- 169 97-9.14 13

- 5,311 73

- .O 699 76

N 6. ACCOUNT of stocks owned by the navy pension fund, 1st October, 1837.N 7. STATEMENT of money received since 1st of October, 1836, for interest and dividends on stock owned by the navy pension fund.

9.869604064

Table: N 8. ALPHABETICAL LIST of invalid privateer pensioners, complete to September 30, 1837.

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781 [I ]N S.

ALPHABBD'TIUA L LbIS °of invalid prial-eer pcn';i( . coilPlek bISecltelbLer 30, lt:37.

NAMES Ot'O 'tPNStt)iF5S.

Stephen AbbotWillianm AusithGeurge AlnreeJohn Barr -

Varid IBoolCt -

Jolhen BloydJohn Baiker.Ntartin [a.k1;erEdwartl ColeB. 1IL ChlnurchillMm,,, C, ookJolhn CarlowAmtIrew Desen,)lr ILewis DetnolteSatmuel ElwellJohn EdwardsJames Fort -

Henry FletcherJ)shua Gamac-eIsaac GoodwiinEmpsom HanuiltunEdward HurnHeilcry LivelyLeoiard Maice-James MillerJulm Mantz -

Jamets RowPeter ItoderiqnceBenjamnin SmithSamuel B. SpenceJamtes SawyerThumas TayloriMurray TalbotBenjamin IVptonRichardi Van Vorst -

,Nathaniel WVeston -

Rin k.

Seaman - -

CaptainCRn3in-huy

Caplatais *bclsSeanman - -

SecamanSealnallScamanl - -

Seaman-11CaptainSC-11;mal-PiltScamtua - -

ScatnanSeamanLieutenantPrize-masterSeamanSeamanSeamanMarineBoatswvainCaptainSeamanSeamanLieutenant -

Prize-masterBoat-swain's nmate -

Master's mateGunner's matePrize-masterGunner's mateSeanit -

CaptainSeaman - -

Scaman

T*pensioners is thirty-six. Annual surm to pay them,T$,0 umber -of$2,9.2t)

mlenlt 1110'pensitot,

Feb. 1, 1b131)... "1,,181 XSept. 5, 11:3Nov. '1, I1l81Oct. 10, 18W2:3Jan. 11, 1811Apr. 18,Sef. 1 1811

Dqec.. i, 181 'Nov. 1'), 181 1

Au, 'V9 1812

Jan. 1 182'sApr. 1!, 1811Jul3 20, 181,3Jilly 1;, 18;12Dec. 1811Jan. 1, 1813Ms.ar. 3, 1814June.22, 1825Mlay '(, 1813

Oct. 15, 1812Oic. 1, 18:15Dec. 12, 1820

Dcc. 7. 1812Mar. , 1815

Jan. 1, 1821Oct. 19, 1812Sept. 2:1, 181-2Oct, 20, 1812

Sept. 1 1821Nov. 18, 1834Nov. 4, i182Aug. 0,1812ec. t;, 1812

July 13, 18'29Sept. 1, 1812

Act of Congrez-.nd(ler Nvhiilialhwed

Feb. 1:3, 1s 1:,'Do.Do.J)o.Do.Do,DJU.DoD)o.I)o.D(.D)oDo.DoDo,.Do.Do.Do.Do.Do,DID. .DoDo

Do.Do.)o.Do.Du.DoDo,Do.DoDo.Do.

15 00- (_

3 0_ .(02(10

6 004 00

600.0

1 00t

6 0(

5 0

00041 0)3 006 00

(; O(0

10 0020 00

~3 00l 00

12 00

3 :338 008 006 0010 006;005 00100(0500(3 00

N 8. ALPHABETICAL LIST of invalid privateer pensioners, complete to September 30, 1837.

9.869604064

Table: N 9. A STATEMENT of the receipts and expenditures on account of the privateer pension fund from the 1st of October, 1836, to the 30th day of September, 1837, inclusively.

460406968.9

A AS ;t I'r o1l' 1t/i ILcdq).x '(a (10.( 1;4! t'I )i:plD/!'r'' J: i;t ):t f'Ill-/ j1,ut/I':[! !,1836, io the :"ok (1ur-! IicS37.18:37. irlrly/ricly.

I S3(;.

October I S -

November -

1S37.Januarv IS -February 13March 10 -

22 -

April 14 -

Mlay 10

I. Balance ii the Trreasury tc the credit of tht !ilid, ( ctoler 1, 1 -36, r ReL-istcK.report - -

j1. Amount received into the Treasury since (JOoctol 1i. 1S6.1lflfro lwhomflfl(d Ofl WIat accoL11nt, Viz:

Secretary of the Navr. for imteret onl ?.'arvlanid stock-D)o. per president of Commercial 1kank. Portswouth. N. 1L.

for balance due by him asairent - - -Do. for interest on Maryland stock' -Do. for proceeds of sale of do. - - - -LJo.Do.

Do.1)o.

do. do.per president -Mechanlics' Biank. TNow York.

received from United Staites Branch Minkfor )roceeds of sale of Maryland stock -

for interest on ?Alaryland stock - -

:1,'t1 !s

10

1, I 5,)*r.) 11

20,-,! 9ji

fo)r 1 balancee

I- I t;i (-I;i.1 3 *! C;

The follolwvinr amount having, been received Since the stoppa-e of spucie p4ay-inents by the banks could not he placed in the TricasirY. Viz:

From the president of the Union Biank. BIaltirnore, for proceeds of Marylalldstock sold in May last - - - - - - -

Total receipts - -

( 3 iv,,', i-.

it;.)It00,, _f

CrI

. t[ ($5f :wt;;!2 ,

N 9. A STATEMENT of the receipts and expenditures on account of the privateer pension fund from the 1st of October, 1836, to the 30th day of September, 1837, inclusively.

18:3[.February 9 -March 3

31 -

1836.CL

'1

June 17 -

ii a. In.xjc>Iditlittrct'. 1ii .Ial ( .()t C.l I, 1it>Jt;, 1(1 .S- p1Ltf le ;8( , I . 11(1usIv(lllrciPaid ltucy Kenibic (vidow) fi-r pension due herDo. Phunbc Underwvood do.Do. EmIpson Hamilton for arrears of p-eusion-

The following 11as been paid by the peCsionI aIrglmt at WXash'ington uIon theComptrollers certificate, viz:

To Susannah Long, (wvidow,) for arrears of pension (iti part) - - -

Total expendituresIV. Advances from the Treasurv to agents to pay pensiolls viz:President of the Girard Bank. Philmdelphia - -

Do. Union Bank of Marvland, Btaltimore - -

Do. Arcade Bank, Providence, R. 1. - - -Do. Mechanics' Bank, New York - - - -Do. Commonwealth Bank. Boston - - - -Do. Bank of thle Metropolis, W11tashlirton - -

Total - - -

J. C. PI(KETT, ;Anitor.TnEA.SUR1' D)EIPArMNENTr,

Fourth Amditor's OVice, October 30, 1837.

s. 60t 4 ) { 06ii1)d)0O(

12-15-:

2.'399 t)()

3. 89 50

1:) j1(jt9j15 OttIS l(l!

3o5 0,i536 S9)

_11t'2 (17

.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-Jcf)

.:l 1,217 96

I

11.. I -'ort

9.869604064

Table: No. 10. A STATEMENT of money paid into the Treasury since 1st October, 1836, on account of interest on stock owned by the privateer pension fund.

Table: No. 11. A STATEMENT showing the balance in the Treasury to the credit of the navy hospital fund, on the 1st October, 1836, and the receipts and expenditures on account of the said fund from that period up to the 1st October, 1837, and the balance on the 1st October, 1837.

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No. 1(IJ.

i s'7 '.l,'E.1lP.Y'l' mnoecy pa ih ii to 1/l.7ila,1UT / .WiC' 1,t O)rlrjber,i '36, on ar'li ofiJin/irts! oIl stock owned by M/e priratter pension fond,

l S:36.T lctolwr II-. Itotl rest onll Marvyliad stoc.k

IS3l7.Jaimiary s 10iolricmt mi Mary land stock' itV 10I1)jhltereC't (HI Mar~hhIad stock

- ,$5s lN

- 58 33- 43 46

$159 89

No. It.

T4A IiiE I s/1;'i/1!"' 1/ic halanne in1/icthe cas1try to the credit of(/h nav'y /hos])it(Il /iiid, oIil til, Ist Oc)toba, 1836, a1)1( the rcceipls and

.el1iend/lurs oili acrr ilut of th/C S(lid ftnd from t/ihat period vp to0 he 1stOktobvr. I'837 . and the balance onl the 1st October.7' 1837.

NAVV 11MI4'P'ATL FUNI.

Balallcce oii the 1st ot ()ctober, 1836 - - $75,717 31iRec(i jits from Ist ( ISM, to 1st October, 1837 - 19,293 00

$95,01() 361 2xi1iditires from 1st October, 183M, to 1st October, 1837 - 808 00

BY.danice Oll thl( 1st Octobcr, 1837 - - - $94,202 3(1

L' V A nDEW P1)ARTMEA NI MlT.Iteris.ter.'s 0Occe, 2 1st Nov. 1837.

'1. L. SIMITH. Reister,

t I ] I8S4

No. 10. A STATEMENT of money paid into the Treasury since 1st October, 1836, on account of interest on stock owned by the privateer pension fund.No. 11. A STATEMENT showing the balance in the Treasury to the credit of the navy hospital fund, on the 1st October, 1836, and the receipts and expenditures on account of the said fund from that period up to the 1st October, 1837, and the balance on the 1st October, 1837.

9.869604064

Table: R. LIST of deaths in the navy of the United States, as ascertained at the department, since the 1st December, 1836.

460406968.9

B.

,1 ,/'1ofdedvi.': It Ike Wafy of th/e UitilewJ A'1e,9s, (is ascerIi/Jtci at Ike d.purirl'teiit. since the 1st Decebin(Jr, 1 3(i.

-Narr arid rank.

'OMMlAlAN1)IR.

B'reludd

lIE11. INANTS.

Ihwmptolln NVestcoltt.1,hi1] :t Cilrrlla1es NXillialnisRobert \\. JoiiesN' (.' lnwzrenct.I(InCassill

ixomlird(lOborije

ijelruelit S. IhinlttSilas H. Butler

('4A l'lA IN.

Jasne E rcUtt

PASSE: MID)SH1i1ME:N.

0J. Flairlaxhenldriclk Norvell.4. W. Prevost

[rhit M. Mason

M11DS1111'1AIN-.

Wim. Paul Taylor.Uexander H. Wells

kcING MIDSHIPMEN.

Johbi Bishop -

60

Dare.

Sept. '3, 1837

Nov.MarchAlavy

I'

J HIM

30, 13625, 18373, IS:37

11, 183720, 1S3712, 183716, 1837

Oct. 5. 1837

April 4, 18379, 1837

April) 12, 1837

Jaul'yMarchFcb'y

Jully

.1,

iS,

22,

;',,

183718371837

1837

Nov. 30, 1.836

June 20, 1837

Place.

IBostoll,

Malhon.At SCa il the John Adaams.Albe-narle county, 'Va.1-lospital, near :%orfolk, Va.Navy hospital, New York.New York.Baltimore, IMd.

Near Bainbridogc, Ceo.

Philadelphia.13rookliyr, N. 'V.

Frig. Cons~tituttionl, Med'n.

Pensacola.Nashville, Teun.At sea in frigate Brandy-

wine.Fairfax county, Va.

Coast of Africa.

Halifax, Pa.

785 1 I ]

R. LIST of deaths in the navy of the United States, as ascertained at the department, since the 1st December, 1836.

9.869604064

Table: S. LIST of dismissions from the navy of the United States, since the 1st of September, 1836.

460406968.9

N aiiwi :,i, ranrk.

ImAT'l'SVA I N.

TIhIornats itllg-rJohn Pat1terson -Jnrucs Sjirin gur

(XNNI.;Nvl~Sarniiicl 1agtI )auvid Ta-lI''r(r't-

IlIE EN.N' )OF MIAIRINIES.

Andrewv llo-s

786

c.

.we

Decr 131, 1836Sl. r 7, 1.37

1I:37I)u~*2C 3rI: I S-: ;

rDee'r 1I, I183(1

I'Iac(

Arkanissi.

At sca.

At '

'ort Ifeilcinan, Pta.

S.LS'1' o/ di.?/viiv.sio.s frotom/icteanuvy of /he Unjiitcd ASVtateS, Siince the 1t

o/f ASeptember. S'36.

Name and rank.

_are . l_ r c -1,I EUTEJI I:ANTI

P'ASSEDI M11IDSHIIPMAN

\lVilliaii C.. Spelncer51 I I)S 11 I'MAN.

(AI)ert Pztioll - -

ACT''lN(i GUNN ER.

WVilliamii McNally -

IDtu )f dismissiorl.

3Uthl 0.ctObe.r, 18"37.

100iit April. 1837.

19th Junle. 1837.

3d JanUary, 1837.

S. LIST of dismissions from the navy of the United States, since the 1st of September, 1836.

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Table: T. LIST of resignations in the navy of the United States, since the 1st of December, 1836.

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I 'S97' of ri8.sign)la/llv in Ilm, w/to1g// *f /fl,Uniiled 1b"s, *cinv(cthe 1 s'i ofIh'v.'emIwr, 1 83g.

'-Ninu said ran!. Wh'1zi accepc(!d.

LIEU'TENANT.

,silr1lil 'T'. Gilleitt _ _

ASSISTANT'SUJCGUN.

'Ijcnnws A. P;arsonss

PASS!KD) 1I1)IIII'MAN-

GCr-e It. Carroll - -

M )511 IPIM 1N.

Win,,1I. .Johnson -Edwin A. I)rakce'hIOIII;IS 1. DavisL.1iS E. Mussoi - -

M..M. GrangerFTrderdick Oalkies. J-.l'. C. Keinnedy -JImes Mi. BanklicadJ101ohn G. Antt1honyVim. 11. (arnaesnrancis P. obnba-n

B3unjamnin Morgan -James 11. H. SandsWnu G. Benhiamn -

ACT'IING MID)SHILPMAN.

lkeijarniii 1. 1B. I-Huter -

SECOND lEUTI*:NANIr Of" MIAICINI:S.

Wim. M. McArdle - - -

CARRPENTE nR.

William Pelersoni -

NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR.

William Doughty

13th Septeniber. 1837.

200t Septerri)or, i:37.

29thlal,N1, 1I,37.

29th De)eevnilhor, 1836.28th .lslla~lnua, 18.37.27thJMarch. 183-,.12th April, 1837.28th April, 1837.1st MIN\ IS2",12th fa. 1Th23d Ma, I'Ss3.Htll Jliie 18'37.3d JlIv, S37.t31st Animist, 1837.I st Septembl)r 1837.14th Novenihce, 1t37.14th November, 1837.

10th Octolber, 1837.

1st Pebruary, 1837.

21st Septenmber, 1837.

2d October, 1837.

7,,7 L I -I

T. LIST of resignations in the navy of the United States, since the 1st of December, 1836.

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Table: U. SUPPRESSION of the slave trade under the act of March 3d, 1819.

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U.

S UPPRESSION of the slave trade undcr the act of alarelh 34, 1819.

To balance in thfe Treasury thisday - - - -

To amount reappropriated per actof 3d March, 1837 - -

\To baltnuce in the Treasurv this

day

811.413

11.413

5S

57

22,8927 1 5

$IO,763 74

1S36.I)ec.1837.

Jani. 1.

April.

Mlay.

Jul1(1.

1II E. Sklilltuer! ;zeulits order, paidD)r. G.irlev

By almuntiit carried to the credit oftile surplus fund this daty -

Byv 1,.L Skiijmir wgetits order, pail1)r. (uulely} - - -

3y amnllt paid C'olumnr. It)s. forbouniv- en ivcapytired Africui'

By am,lml p)ai(l to l.ient. 0, ItGlessoun, itr the same

13y amitil lit paid to Elias J. Iewrs,se;illall. lor tile salle -

1vaImounit paid to G. (C. (Coop r.purser. for the same

13v anmolmilt paid to Lieutcnait It.HI. Morris. for tlC S!ame

By amount paid to L.ieutenanlt J.P. Wilson, for the same -

Bv ;amount paitd to Gnabriel .1.Plovd. collector, for the same -

Balance - - -

Dr.

1836.Nov. 23.

1837.March 3.

rIov. 23.

k:75 I tIn

177 II5

155 (II2I. 5, t.

21G

,)I1o;3, 7 5i I

77( 11

_ ..:''

I0.7;:7- 1

I Il

U. SUPPRESSION of the slave trade under the act of March 3d, 1819.

769 [IIV.

'S'epcidelnb- 2S, 1837.. l'lc bomn.d appltlwiiitd by t

y lu r iiiakiuijl> cxpriilnicws to aI.ScertaillileJ10Sly 1aid C)11i1)Ztilt*iVc dAlicilCu t)o ceraillItaval rdIrlialice, under at

ohlitioill of I-le I fouse(('RlIpr)CSitalVU5, 1vt*ieii(Jt .Ibll to COIIIIIIQIICUthose expvrinieiats, ill colipliaialee with your ordur oItlhc 2:iet July, 1 s36,mHild tile inonthi of I)talcoberl (P I' that year.The 1boar'd liii prevviolSily' !terinine(dI thitat the expecrinierws should lie

made to ascertai iInliem.rJi'ytgo tile iIILnli.llll 3)2-pouiidcr guItI, of abOut 54)ckt. find thle fihrlt )21-IpoIudr gun ofabotit :32 cwl.; tuid tle relaltive ef/icien-,yof the tined iiim 3) p)onlld(]er gt in. Of ahOutLIt 51P cvt., and heavy 24-pmouitderuill of 4! cwt. ; and( ot the light 24-poinider (ill; the 42 pounder carronade.;nd the ship 12-pounduii r gun.A necessity for atteid(Iitig to other duItics by sonie of the members, aiid of

miakilng 1uihlther preparlationls, rendered it necessary to suspend the experi-nmets near the close of' ])ecentber, IS:t36, until Juzie, 1S37. '''licy weretheni renewed, and continued until the experiments necessary for tile objectsProposed by the hoard were completed..The board have now the honor to state the gernieral results of the experi-

iments WiliCh were m1iade, and their ol)piniJns up1onl thile points ILqquired by tileresolution of dile 1-louse of' Representatives.For the purpose of testillr e .Vwfety of thle rlns ill qestion, tle 1irlit

24-potinder gui], of 32 cwt. 0 qrs., 16 pounds, was fired with the followillcharges, viz:

I wvith 6 pounds powder and 2 shot.163 times xvith 5 pounds powder and 2 shot.

5 times wvith 4iv pounds pvxvder and 2 shol.7 times wVith 4 pounds powder and 2 shot ; inaking

176 times double shotted, and79 times with 6 pounds powder and 1 shot.

717 tines wvith 5 Iounds iovowder and 1 shot.14 uimnes with 4L.1 poilis powder and 1 shot.13 times wvith 4potidosl)O\4.T(ler and1 shot.1 time wvith 3- pouiu(ls powder and I shot ; making the whole 1,000)

times: after xvwhiclh it was loaded with 5 1 pounds l)ovlder ad(1 Shot, alidthecharge of povder increased at each fire, nntil the 12th. when the *-tinburst, I)eing blided with 11 pounds of powder and 2 shaot. 'I'lc miediumlt32-poimnd(" tlln Was tirtedl, with the following clarfres iz:

2 times tithmiS pneiids of powder and 2-shot.70 tines with 7 pounds of powxdler and 2 shot ; making72 times x\'itd double shot, and52 times with 10 pounds powder anld I shmot.4 tines with 9 IY poutids powder amid 1 shot.

856f titlits \ithn .S P~inut(is powder andi 1 shot.12 timi-jes wvith 78 pounds powder and I shot.2 ties with 14 pounds powder and I shot.2 tines with -1 pounds powder and 1 shot, makinrg, in all 1.000 times.

After which it wams loa-ided with SI pounds of powvdor and 2 shot, andtheChlhrze of powder increased haIft a rollund fr, each discla.re . u1til tele:f'dlire. whien the (rguni hutst with a char!w 'of 21 pou)dl!s(3 Of de! and 2'S101-,t oxde

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(1X] 790lih Otrnus; wei~re lak.ii frouil l navy y ;rd at (;wpnrt. witliiscdctio.,

al] werti Ifritilewly firlimr upiilsiezIIi.ro. i'i'h power uSt' gaVe alluvi'roe 4*l2:¢ii' ards, uitrOib't e, wvas vvry cle.1i', course, and,iipf):iret^tiV ( t f.rE)tId dl ail ir,

Th.'iVitila(it,4'Of tile sIht Inr t1|| :.p'1pmidrrm0editim onwtrill."us I'muto :Si h iiudrf-lk.< #f' * ie.ulit1rl ii light2, . ;o u iisd r, 1'rfr i I;6it' Ji in.'.fredrhui Ell tItin ich.-| iI%4{s' {'' ne tilt .'liltK nt9 list;i I Lht lit rt}I ilnut, I ~. li!.jttiJ")(.ftiioit('r111 irl e

Thli's18111' .ponrri.rrIi (rlit i.ro;fl~wifhei . i.i lsjfe with limix r char-P.&

10 pomuinido'jlillder1t.ir vory .dis!iit fiir'n, r, from theI;l2.pitnd.r11tXs-bttilis~llll.\ttlsr l~l irv flist-%.itlIr(me,rlsIl ¢'-li~dsir:pitkins of powdei-14i ir mIt ii' riy cli.r rz;', 'vi ti)c? shot:ratid JimpondS. ier.siot. or Ver% eIfe t ib i or.Ilu 2.I.lptihd-r grin, 6 pounsI fI 's pudv,

is en si hdercd tIisI rolw r etar;Xe. Ior. veiv (lisdtrnt hi til-, .; puitds ortyie (Yr.dii iial yci-burt.titld4 &r ot ds .f2 shot, or very clmse action.

AS r4s.eek ih' r47161ti#c/.,peci'4Py ot thet.e grills, wisicolred with lmw-foXr wlhI'eha tlhf y ha\ e hee smikistitieid, 1th. hoard madefl experimnjewtr to asccr.tailu tlh rwntrt s from .the rspeitiveztIns at their. first grazes, with differerielOnrar.' .a,1dnedres ofdeeutunatniditntt'itd the penllettc.ll aind efleetsof Iies.hot Ilnlc t.:r' 'its tIlliade ol lie! thickines's of the side of ;i frrilef ,first clIs., riuI1lphicd(-at tthe di-staimees of quarter, luigl; uiedl(hdreeoquarters ofa uTile tr;Otl die battery.

'"It;-'wo :llpomil-id r.lrritulatI were ihsrai'ior aliore of 6v.S_-ifchois, and ilie ohlier w ithl 7.018iSiches, *>r tile samen as the lona 42 poitidOrf61t19'.5li! tJI~lillS t~r p{)\\' wlel t''{lredl#'lfthef prop~er numm-iitln ~~rtyln !5~ muds of powder wn1S. Cowimn.ikc'd1wpo o mnaxiuhirr

frir tflws drills aufI 811Aoiiiids ilr 11W irdiiinrv viiaris. 'IlThe fbiowiiit slm'] s thte r' p et rvie u've(S at dlifl!'rc.nele'ti{ii-tit.'. to tfine first grazeds:

.I a roi. m .e L a..':('a ,.t.ndl.. l.i11 l~i~ (''wlrnn'ii.' ii ce boie',Ibi.-It t'weuityfuttro>1 di iii,I.i'tt~S~. -it 101-SilJO ILS. tijLII.!r uil ,r ,r.

At 1;' iis.h mdcer 419).8' hIs1 piow(dcr 4 f82f; lis. powder 564At 'I `30' 5 Ills. powder 6(0,50jI4s. plow.er 55)5 6( 1s. .,powder 8296At I[ 3iY 3I lbs I owdetr 573 3; lIts.' Ipowder I462; n 1bs. powder 6S~3At 3) .At 1).k powder 1,SO>l . 5; lbs. powder 1,254At 3t0403 .I powder 1,2111 5 lbs. powder1,352;At :;'(40' I hs.1ukpwdeir 1,38) lbs. pwder I,:352* The I roper elvev;ation for tl;{ carrOmade with sma Ii borc, cvheiieluarucdwitl )- minpds.4 of, powder, a'md out' shot, was fo~ulld to be. 2Xe .15' t) strikethle h;alf.mike target, ml-id :3° :u30' 11r th- tire eqiptriers of mile target: nndfor tle 2!.j-om1:.der tlln, withwifd;j :scdCf powder, 1,,25' for. half imile tlr.Iet, anid 231J: I;fr1tr{Idliiinters>. of a mile target. With 31. pourids otpowder time carromide rviju ired 1'1 eleivtijoji ohl'2 45, to strike t1hc hdlf niletarget. 4' fI' to strike tihe threc-(qlarter ot mile tiargret ; tnd tielt 24-poLindt'r- uillWi;il.h pollilds p'o)di(n- required 1"0 45' for the hImlf mile t rget, nind 3°forthle three -(u1kriers of 1iiile' target.

IJronr these dIittI it is *videnlt that, wvitll tile sauie elevation, the ranges tothe first grazcs ure urvitur from the hitlt 24-ji-otiimdcr, wwi from thle *1'2pollu er Of mldllu , h a ho idt with thle correspo:dAing charges. Tlwdifference of rupows fi-ot thle twvo carrtiiAdes, with thle same ctinjargres aridelevatlions shows the very g'rcat vithct of'diffleterice of wiugedalgo. Thme reall.tie pcuotmtioiis iito tIlL dilibreit targ( ts auppcar'd to bc nearly equllli amid

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>leXntriietive efI.ts oftho ;e shot whiel '(l through weregreater gele-r.dll iromn tlie 4l2-pomtnider ciarromiike, than froti lie 24poimilder fight gmn.'I'i;e 2;11-pounder g,,u may Ibe fireil with two shdot miuid 4j pomirds of powder,mth s,&fWv, atid with ellicy, il'rIquiredl at distailres riot exceedin.g 3.50

I'lereappeardr )to 6 otitoubt of the superior 'fiicienvy of the 2.-joundertr, ovter the 1 2-pomitider trimli as a blatitery tir a sloopof ;var.I*llcoiparillg ibe elIative tlit ieney o;' thre ntediuni 32-pomrider grun with

hle h1enlvv 2-1.-pmi der wtllg , tho (llhl;reuuce of wi uic~rg of tile shot for tlhe twoprelllsIm.ventedasty accitrate coimiparisoii of thucir relative raii-cres. T'hieIverageWi idage, whettIe -rags were! compared, were tbr the 32-poittider

-roullu, 9 of al inich, all(l for thre 21 pomider trlti i,!. of ain inch.ffilt tlhesr. (liflr(er!11c4s o1 witI(lage. the relative ranges of the first ur;a.esgere as follows:

'T'e tw mny iur pounder. The th'rty- wo 1.umwer..It 1' S Ibs. powder 979 v-ards. 1 014 lbs. powder 742' yard'.At 2231) fi lbs. powder 1,3: 0 vards. 2"130' 7,1 lbs. powder 1,210 yardF.

After making die allowance for the diflerlence of winilagre, there can helmoloibiit thatl lel ratigre, ol die 2 I-pliniiderglIll to thle' first graze with 8 pounds

pfflelri' will be grreater ihaii1th1e r poftile Ndrit'h It? potniidsplmdeI, and the 2.1-pounder, with 6 potunls, will also grive a grreater ranfretothe first graze, thali the 32 pounder with S pounds of' pow(ler.Taking all cir'cuminstances itito consideration, the board all coneur in thle

opinion that me ned milmill .3,?-p)ouinder!s are to lIe prefered to tIne 24 pounderhea rgulls, for tIle tuyper grilti decks of shil, of thie lie. Three of thlehnard wxoiild prefer the heavy 21-ulnomuers, arid two would prefer the toe-diumn 32-pouinders, for the (gull d;eks of siiclh frigates as are capable of cLr-ryingllthel wiith convenience.

No(twillhstadlljeliglr thlis difflerenice of opinion as rcsp!!cts the relative efi-ciency of these classes of :32-potinder and 24-pouinder glils, as compared\ith others, the board unite ill the opinion that they are efficicut gulls foriaval use, anld mtay be used wvith perfect confidence in their safety, vliena;t letd with the charges which have, been proposed in tlis report.

We have the honor to be,With great respect, sir,

Your most obedient servants,C. MORRIS,D)ANL. T. PATl'TERSON,THOS. AP CATESBY JONEIS,W. BRADFORD) SIBLTI3RICK,IAW RL,!NCE KEARNEY.

To the l-Ion. MNI. DicKERSON,&Svcvetary o f the Natyy.

CI] 79D2

"V.

:.11(1varlydi-pariure fi-mn A%.t\l.\I._rI14 Noflk wII n,>,,,fot,.t ad,. i.t ,Ii

;:1ltli!N'(rltllilri Iriiiii \\;tShiill'rtoiI tear 7%i^itolk;. zi~ll iiu4 adeiliii oft Ire..sli!v(Ilr tlh I ioaldi1 offictl r lr14 stilest Crtic !grtills o1 lIc navY, Ir soint,i;iays. hr pu'riiiapDs hiot at all aaLwn~ii. I have Iliviielore liastily thirowni teltliberilic rist*ilts of l nV co(}ltisionis. derivedfrili obiserv\;laios Imilade dII riILr the

I roi_ sos fuour late I.X jlliuiriiilts at Old I;InIt, which I requtiest iitld% jlI.celveil a111dl I r(-oidtld ;s it part ()I riloecedi9ri urs. and ;ts a filstioa't Iizy indalvidrdl %isws ()t the several tohiles to which tlhe ;tuil01111)a1N1l1viri

I ;r~il. ruirtll ..I hnave the limiono r to lie.b t(e..

Yourl oh#,, dicult serviIlIIXT1I10S. A P (GVA ESBY JO iNES.

C'Ip}t~lifl /1'. 9. .'V;1ry.T1,- Coniln.odlort i:II.IIIS Almmtlis.

i;errt/icr frolmZ the rcpor m eTrl p£illi?/i( .I-/sv -(tv/exhy .It.s. it/h ifthe Iow-d uf (/nnu"mbsxiomr. fiaw t(si- certa1lin mno l wrdnsunc, to(01'm1/c lidweI * (J -Its Iils is) ('?ilir (j//icrr i]the lii)(rld, duted i/&Sptetmbeb , 1 b:37.The conclusions at wb'hichi 1 arrive, after inaturely consi(derilg the resutlts,

,f thle varions experiments recently coridtceud at (Old P'oinjt, for the purposeif testilig the satety aiid comlaltriligthe relative eflicieiicy of certain navalordnance, nre

1. That the light or lewv sloops' 24-pounder of nbout cwvt., mty Fe usedwith safety on Loard ship, wvith a iiiaxirnuniIn clharg(e of' navv-prool' powder.Iot to exceed olle-foulrtll of the weigliht of ball ; that these gulls, wvhil re-pe;.tediv fired ill (iIck succession, witll charges varying from 4 to 6 lbs..;1 in omet lm(5s dolullle-sh otte(d, did inot riconil witIrFmore than ordinary v1i

j-ice ; conisc-icntly, they (lo not (einda weir thi ir 1)olts, breech ingas. &c..i):)retiuiml (t ither gulls ii red iIilile maillnner, withi chiarries proportional le toil 2 ir resI ecti ye weigh t of illetal a1i td that llheso nibservations are ai np

cattle lo the, lifIlit or netluitm :;'2-pounlder g-im. of bout .50 cwvt.2. That the 42-piounder carronal(e. all thillrs considered. is a rho.v OHli

.Wilt and appropriate arniament for our sloops of war or any single ihecl(IAm, than the Iivlit 21-poutid(er, as described above.3. That thle long(r or licavy 24-paonrder, of about 419 cwt., is a o-reelli

c Wilt (gill for the 1mii i);iatterv of' a frigrate thjanl the med(filul or li!rhit :32.pIl mider oat al;otit the Same wiBrljt, thowrh fOr tileIu0ian decls ,f lii *,1rattle ships the latter -may answer very wel.

I am also of opinion tillit ticithier the ligrilt 24 pounder nor tule 1iiutcliamxbertA 32-pomimder. (al thanuh ti:e latter is a very e Cietie (rgIn. soifIa

:s rergards ran-ie anal ellet,) lior any other cor; u n, whatever. Yki alappropriate grilln fOr tie ( itiire armnioniiit of a sin0rle (diek sloop , or at ;a.71niipuaral ne withi tii. l-poui mideierarroli adi..-(Ietter( ) of tile irr;,illra iii-easeb inaval ordnance.e --T-'I'ii rantze of tl( latter f;hillrga/,I/pt ftr aI

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,jirltl.If anddit deicdedly StIchwifnrJiac'; ihlift lIVL',1r o'ver telt ligiteil~r~ahid I|:asulrv,froL'r tly mind ttiirl Oi ntl (lltii4ion or hitt Xiis to' thft'. .Wp~ralive 01firiellery of JIb abormlellieliquA "tiils, 'i7.: .12-iumindor cir-imade: 2.1-polinder figrhttl *tewv slot)ps, Int:ticri) or thitewd eamt liamiib're'd

h abolit .1f) O.l,1i.x1ifiunt io thet sp!riitr mlc:t ftt,0 th4-pot"ir ctrromtdes over

he fight 21 or 32-pcnndemrs, ihe' tvistritcrenece of the wwei'ht on. tis .hixoewr works, the differetice of space ocetipied on the deck.q-. nitd the dithi'r-

f:ot cosl -il heil dtr iduelly in fiavor oftf ecarrotinde. cofirmedfite intilt. iwni t t tte enrroitmdo,tonderexktiug circtlmnees onlrht to bf*Iied1 to:.-i thel fixod,'anrnamout ftr otr 'r,~rvettf, or jicrhrb-di'ek tIolops o

:':1J,