Congressional Appropriations Act of 1812 Text Summary
The act outlines extensive annual appropriations for federal government operations in 1812. It covers salaries and contingent expenses for Congress, the President, State, Treasury, War, Navy, and other departments. pensions. public works. surveying. foreign intercourse. Barbary powers extension. and specific ship claim decisions. It also extends a Barbary treaty provision to March 4 1813 with duties on certain goods.
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Comptroller’s Office
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Maine
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Kentucky
Ohio
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Columbia
Robert H. Harrison
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Bott
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Cumberland
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Ezekiel Hubbel
Nathaniel
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Eliza Annj
Mary and Frances
Nathaniel Goddard
House of Representatives
William Liyavan
Joshua Jones
Edward R. Jones
New-York
Joshua Jones and Yop
Boston
Ezzkiel Hubbel
Nathaniel Goddase
Vice Hs CLAL Report to Clinton onJanuary 31 1812
A brief record notes the Speaker of the House of Representatives addressing President James Clinton and the Senate on January 31, 1812. The exchange records the executive and legislative communication within the early federal session.
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