20th CONGRESS,1st SEsSoIN.- [3 ]

THE PRESiDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,

TRA7SS311W~INE}

(In compliance with a resolution of the Senate of 19thi Vebrmrv Isa'tl,

FRO3 THE

SECRETARY OF THE NAVY,

U9OWING

TIIE EXPENSE ANNUALLY INCURRED IN CARRYING INTO )IFTFCI'THE ACT OF MA11CH 2, 1H19,

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PROB33T3I7G TM q"VfM TRADL

DECEMBER 6, 1827

Printed by order of thp Senate of the United St-tes,0

WASHINGTON:PRI'l'ED BY DUFF GIREl'X.

1,927.

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To TIE SENATE5 01 THE TJYITED STATES.

WASHINGTON, 6th December, 1827.

In compliance with a resolution of the Senate of the 19th of Feb-ruary last, requesting a statement of all the expenses annually incur-red in carrying into effect the act of March 2,1819, for prohibiting theSlave Trade, including the cost of keeping the ships of war on thecoast of Africa, and all the incidental expenses growing out of the ope-ration of that act, I transmit a report from the Secretary of the Navy,with the statement, so far as it call be made, required by the resolution,

J. Q. ADAMS.

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NAvy DEPARTMENT,4th.Decenzber, 1827.

The Secretary of the Navy has the honor to transmit to the Presidentof the United States, copies of three accounts, being statements of theexpenditure of the appropriations for the support of the Agency on thecoast of Africa, and the Prohibition of the Slave Trade, since April,1823, when that fund came under the control of this Department, tathe 26th November, 1827, prepared in compliance with a resolution ofthe Senate, passed 19th February, 1827.As no vessel of war of the United States has been excluYsively at-

tached to that station, one of those belonging to the West India squad-ron having been occasionally sent to afford protection to the Agency,and for uncertain periods, an accurate statement of what has heretoforebeen " the cost of keeping ships of war on the coast of Africa," cannotbe furnished. The annual expense would probably be about the ave-rage cost of keeping vessels of the same class in commission on otherstations. An estimate is annexed of the expense of the several classes ofour ships, for one year.The original resolution, and paper accompanying it, are herewith

returned.Respectfully submitted.

SAMI'L. L. SOUTHARD.

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.-7 DR 7.;rLED ST. TEMEN-T of theE.rpendihvere of the sum appropriated by the 7th section, of the .ct,passed the 3d March, 1819, in addition. to the dets prohibiting the Stave Trade.

DATE. IN WHOSE FAVOR, AND FOR WHAT PURPOSE. AMOUNT.

1819.Mlay 29. William E. Coale, for bounty allowed him on 12 negroes illegally imported into the dis-

trict of Maryland, by Henry H. Ford, and released on the information of said Coale,by the judgment of the Court, - - - - - $600 00

1820.Jan. 1.2. Samuel Bacon, late Principal Agent under the 2d section of the act, for the salaries of two

Agents, charter of ship Elizabeth, and purchase of materials, provisions, and medi-cines, - 13,000 00

Dec. 12. Jonathan B. Winn, principal Agent:Salary of two Agents, at $1,500 and $1,200 - - 2,700Charter of a vessel - - - - 3,500Purchase of materials, provisions, medicines, &c. - - - 10,000 16,200 00

Juld 18.v Samuel Hodges, Jr. Consul at the Cape de Verd Islands, for passages of 18 prisoners toAug. 16.5 Boston, fouLnd on board of vessels capture(l by public armed vessels of the United States,

charged with acting in contravention of the acts prohibiting the Slave Trade, 870 00Aug. 2-1. Morton A. Waring, Marshal, South Carolina, for his expenditures from 20th April, 1819,

18 '1. to the 29th December, 1820, for maintenance and care of four African Negroes illegallyJune 1. brought into the State, including their passages from Charleston to Norfolk, 998 75

1820. John fH. Morel, Marshal, Georgia, on account of the maintenance ofcertain African Negroes,Amig. 26. captured in the Ramirez, which have been placed under his direction, by order of theDec. 7. President of the United States, 20,286 98 'n1s21. Feb. 6 Q.1.82.July17 L

A DETAILED STATEMENT of the Expenditure of the sum appropriated by the 7th section of the Act, passed the 3d March, 1819, in addition to the Acts prohibiting the Slave Trade.

STATEMENT-Coritinued.

DATE. IN WHOSE FAVOR, ArND FOIR WHAT PURPOSE. AMOUNT.

1820. Robert Swartwonit, Navy Agent. New York, for shot and flints purchased by himNov. 23. for the ship Elizabeth, having on board blacks to be transported to the coast of Af-

rica, -42 16

April 26. Lynde Catlin, Agent for the purchase of Bills of Exchange, to be remitted to Baring,Brothers, & Co. London, on account of the expenses incident to the establishment, tobe made on the coast of Africa, - - 10.000 00

18J1.Jan. 33. John Carningham, for bountyallowed him on four Ncgres illegally imported into thedistrict of South Carolina, and released on the information of said Carninharmn byjudgment of the Court, . 200 00

Feb. 2. John P. Decatur, Navy Storekeeper, New York, for sundry articles furnished by him forthe ship Elizabeth, having on board blacks to be transported to the coast of Africa, 1,924 75

June 30. ThomasA spinm-all, Consul at London, foramount paid by him on the 2ist September, 1820,per order of the Minister at London, to Samuel Avery, for the passage to New York ofJames Doughen, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, attached to the expedition for taking outfree people of color to Africa, - - - 116 67

Aug. 2. John Jackson, commanler of the Revenue Cutter Dallas, for bounty allowed for the bene-fit of himself and crew, on sixteen Negroes captured by him on board the Antelope, orGeneral Ramirez, and delivered to the Marshal of Georgia, - - 400 00

July 26.1822.

Aug. 23. Doctor Eli Ayres, for compensation as Principal Agent and as Surgeon, expenses of trans-Oct. 9. porting people of color, medicines, hospital stores, and travelling expenses, $3,897 41

1823.-'Jan. 31.Feb 15,20J

1822. James Beatty, Navy Agent, Baltimore, for the cost of articles shipped by order of theFjay 27. President of the United States, on board the brig Strong,'chartqfed to proceed to Cape I

Mesurado, on the coast of Africa, 3,268 411823. James Beatty, on account of a balance due to the owners of the brig Strong, chartered to

Feb. 13. 5 proceed to Cape Mesurado, on the coast of Africa) - - - 2,095 75

1#22. Paul Bentalou, Marshal, Maryland, for amount paid by him for the passages of 18 AfricansJune 18. from Savannah to Baltimore, and delivered by him on board the brig Strong, for the

purpose of being conveyed to Cape Mesurado, - - - 180 00Sept. 4. Christian Wiltberger, Jr. for amount of His compensation for services in Africa, as Agent;

for the captured Africans, from 25th August, 1821, to 3d April, 1822, d1 45

STATEMENT-Continued.

DATE. f IN WHOSE FAVOR, AND FOR W1EAT PURPOSE. I AMOUNT.

Morris Robinson for eost of one set of Exchange, amounting to 21,125 sterling, pur-chased by him, for the purpose of being remitted to the Bankers of the United Statesin London, on account of the expenses incident to the African Agency,

Total Expenditures,

Appropriated per act of 3d March, 1819, - - -Expenditures as above,

Balance transferred to the books of the Navy Department,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,Register's Office, dugwst 25th, 1827.

JOSEPH NOURSE, Register.

1822.June 19.

L1A

$5,437 50

$80,429 83

$100,000 0080,429 83

$19,570 17 0"

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Table: ESTIMATE showing the Annual Expense of supporting at Sea a Vessel of each class, exclusively of the Pay and Rations of the Commission and Warrant Officers.

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ESTIM.I8TE shouwng the annuall Rxpense ofsively of the Pay and Rations of the

supporting at Sea a Vessel of each cla, exlu-Commission and Warrant Officers.

74. 44. 36. CYANE. SLOOP. BRIG. SCHOONER.

Pay of petty officers, sea- Dolls. Cts. Dolls. Cts. Dolls. Cts. Dolls. Cts. 'Dolls. Cts. Dolls. Cts. Dolls. Cts.men, &c. - - 80,220 00 53,772 00 44,616 00 21,384 00 17,712 00 11,112 00 7,428 00

Provisions, - - 54,476 25 36,043 75 29,930 00 13,505 00 11,223 75 6,752 50 4,380 00Medicines and Hospital

stores, - - 2,500 00 2,000 00 1,600 00 1,200 00 1,000 00 800 00 600 00Wear and tear, - 25,000 00 16,000 00 12,000 00 10,000 00 8,000 00 5,000 00 4,000 00

162,196 25 107,815 75 88,146 00 46,089 00 37,935 75 23,664 50 16,408 00

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ESTIMATE showing the Annual Expense of supporting at Sea a Vessel of each class, exclusively of the Pay and Rations of the Commission and Warrant Officers.

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Table: EXPENDITURES under the Appropriation for the Prohibition of the Slave Trade.

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EXPENDITURES under the Appropriation for the Prohibition of the Slave Trade.

DATE.

1823.April 5, -Sept. 26,Doe 9 -_

1824.Mar. 24 - -

May8 - -

May 21 - -

Aug. 13 - -

ACCOUNTS SETTLED.

Eli AyresSame - -R. W. Habersham

John Nicholson, Marshal, ofthe Louisiana District

Eli Ayres

R. R. McMullin

J. Beatty, N. Agent

TO WHOM PAID.

E. Ayres, AgentSame - -

R. W. Ilabersham

E. Ayres, AgentSundry persons

DittoK. Macauley -King and TysonSamuel Hodges -Eli Ayres

K. Macauley

E. and J. LeveriingBradford and CoochW. McDonald and SonE. P. BarrowsBeatty and WilmansA. George and Co.L. and J. BarneyJames Stone -

Henry Price -

J. McAllister -

PURPOSES.

Salary from 16th January, to 15th April, 1823, at $2000 per ann."4 "C 16th April to 15th July, 1823 - - -

Compensation and expenses in the investigation made into the con-duct of J. H1. Morel, late Marshal of Georgia, in relation to the iie-groes of the cargo of the General Ramirez

Clothing and maintenance of 220 African slaves brought into theport of New Orleans, by the V. S. ship Hornet, Robert Henlev,Com'r. being retaken by him from the Colombian privateer brigCentinella, who had taken them in the brig La Penset,, going intoCuba. On their arrival the vessels and slaves were libelled in theDistrict Court of the U. S. and placed in the hands of the Marshal;and on the trial of the cause, the slaves were restored to the Co-lombian captor

Salary from 16th July to 28th March, 1824 - -Wharfage, pilotage, and taking care of thelchr. Calypso, and cloth-

ing and maintenance of 11 captured Africans at BaltimoreWork done on board the schr. Calypso -Supplies furnished at Sierra Leone for captured AfricansFreight of house-frame, &c. from Baltirmore to Liberia - -Supplies for captured Africans at St. Jago de Cuba - -Galley for schr. Augusta, and travelling expenses -

Supplies furnished to schooner Augusta while employed on the coastof Africa

Beanstorn me.al - - - - - - -

Two hlids. Tobacco -Beef and pork - - -Molasses and vinegar - -Whiskey and flourBread - - - -Clothing -

Medicine, and hospital stores -Drayage to Fell's Point

TOTAL.

$ 500 00500 00

-131 75

4,12-16 7 )

10,10-1 82

926 27

1,405 55

435 90390 30

7,467 65304 5070 6230 30

40 0095 03

1413 84569 7598 75

425 2064 98

200 00100 0012 12

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EXPENDITURES under the Appropriation for the Prohibition of the Slave Trade.

E£XPlEND)ITIJRES-Continued.

'T( WHOM PA. IrD. ACC('OI'N1'5 Sl'l'l.

_

N', Atg t - , 1'. FoCii -

I ,Iamul~s Chirk -

j1'.. TL. I slI ieoIt.;l;nd.1 a mrcs IBrisco(' -11Wm. Gist -

!ie llonma Gonpowd

lCu.

(-.Cr(X.\NV1I. Conw:y - _Chl. Rvahory -James Lyoll - -Jiohn Keener -S. Jjollijng:sw-oltll ai(I Co.\VcIslm 1\IeQuin -.T. McAllister -1'. B3ental.o1llMIcFadden andt I[allisJiamcs Bealty - -King and'I'yson.Janies lcally -

L. and .J. Barnev -Geo. Locker -dJoe! Vickers - -13cafty and Wilmans -E. P. BarrowsRobert Barry -C. .Johnson -J. mvers and( SonilA. Mlanuf. Co.

T1w(o Ia lre('arts - - - -ItilInlt)C - - - - -Nail; anld bradsIflilng-s 111nd locks - - - -\V'indow classmalj~idlra(l - - -G, uinpowder - - - - -Round shot - -

Callistli' .sot - - - - -Round and grape Shot. -Niuslkets anld bayonctsI lanid corn-mill - - - -LuI mnbem' -Tl'anlsljo0lrlin0' lUmber - - - -Sale keepillk; andol maintenance of eleven A fricaansFreightl of stores from Baltimore to A frica -

Commissliion onll 81556 16, at 1 per cent. -

Passa'ce of len Africans to Alontserado -

Commission oJil$14, at I per cent.Breadl - - - - - -FloLlJ -

ildianicaI -Tl-M\Iolasses, vinegar, siluar, salt. tea. rofleIBrefo mnd pork -_ _lthive hh(ls. tol)cea(oE'sSsence of prllc. -Casks ror tobacco, re-packing. &e.Sir'tiul' and11l 'ottion

$ 1 18 00- 1 ~1 32:342)- - ~i 34 635

101-4

130147866

220100684

so(;7501s

8 148

S3 354r0,1

.91I-101

1 .(003<1 '1169

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A\.CCOUiNTIS SE'I"ILEDI.

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Doc. 3-p,c/e 140 .EXPENDITURES-Continued.

ACCOUNTS SETTLED.

J. Beatty, N. Agent -

J. Beatty, N. Agent -

Jehudi Ashmun

S. Evans, Cal).J. Beatty, N. Agent,

R. R. Gurley -

King and Tyson

TO WHOM PAID.

Aldridge and HigdonJohn;Sykes -Fred. Jenkins -R. H. Jones and Sol -Mather and Simmons -E. T. Ellicott and Co.Benj. Taylor - -

J. and G. Gillingham -Will West - -

T. and G. Thomas -C. D. and S. Keener -J. MIcAllister -J. Beatty -

Jos. King, Jun.J. Beatty - -

J. Ashmun, Ac'g. Ag.

George Howe

S. Evans - -E. P. BarrowsJ. Beatty - -

R. P.. Gurlev - -

R. R. Gurley - -

King and Tyson -

PURPOSES.

Cloth - -CasincttSperm candles -Neat's leatherShoes - -Nails - -Bell-hooksWood axesPlank and shinglesPadlocks and hingesMedicine - -DrayageCommission on $3,951 1 1, at I I)er cent.

Freight of stores from Baltimore to Africa - - -Commission at 1 per cent. -

Salary from 12th August, 1822, to 24th1 May, 1823, and fromDccemliur 1823, to 24th January 1825, at $1200 per annum

Rum, crackers, sheeting, bats, and bedding

Bar,,e furnished for African expedition - - -25 bbls. beef and 25 hbls. pork-Commission at 1 per cent. - - - - -

Compensation from 17th June to Ist Nov. 18211, at $100 pr. mo.Travelling expenses - - - - -

Supplies furnished for laborers, and captured Africans at Ale-surado

DATE.

1824.Aug. 13.

1825.Feb. 2 -

Feb. 12 -

March 15April 16

May 2 -

June 23 -

$ 259 74100 0018 04

152 75278 8331 2518 2572 5061 85166 0450 0025 3839 51

1,145 0011 45

2,300 0065 04

487 504 87

450 0086 00

TOTAL.

5$3,990 62

1,156 45

!2,365 0445 00

492 37

536 00

1,808 80

l -

D)OC. 3-pr'e 1I0-4.EXPENDITURES-Continued.

I) \''IB ()FL' "I'LEME NT.

I 825IuL!s 1', - -

14 - -

August 3- -September 30October 7 -November 12J)ecember 2 -

31 -

ACCOUNT SEPTTLED.

C. WV. Skinner, Lt.

Miles King, Navy Agent -

J. AV. Peaco -

M. King. NavyJ. W. Peaco -Fik. BrownJ. AV. Peaco -J. Ashnun -

Agent

George Mlacdanicl

TO WHOM PAID.

T. Owens

G. T. Kennon andI erlly Peters -

W\illianm Francis.Joh1n MePhail -

Robert SoutherJ. Hutchins -

1'. Owens -

13. Anderson -WVilliam Watts -.John Shuster -.1. 1\1. D1.perul -Nathaniel Berry.J. and P. E. TableD. GosserF. Butt -M. A. SantosT. M. Cooke

Co.

J. XV. Peaco, Agent -William McKennicy -J. W. Peaco, Agent -F. Brown -.1. NV. Peaco, Agent -J. Ashmnun, A,'g. AgentSanford and FalesD. D. Dailey -

Eli Ayres -

Thloms Tysoon - -D)itto -

.J. WV. Peaco, Agent,R. R. Gurley -

PURPOSES.

Stores for support of R. R. Gurley Onl boardStates' Schooner Porpoise, to and from Africa

MedicinePassage of Frederick Lewvis to AfricaCloth and flannelFloi'rPlankShoes - - - - - - -Candles, coffee, tea, and wineM\'olasses and vinegarTransportationSugar and salt - - - - -Tools, locks, nails, cart wheels, &e. - -Shoes - - - - - - -TobaccoPorter bottlesPlank -

of' the United

Seed of various kinds - - - - - - -Plank - - - - - - -

Salary from 1st Feb. to 31st July, 1825, at S1600 1). ann.Freight of stores from Norfolk to Africa - -

Salary from 1st August to 30th September, 18925 -Medicine and instrumentsSalary from 1st October to 30th November, 18925Salary from 25th Janh. to 31st Dec. 1825, at $1500 l* .11.Baft s, clotlh, flour, vinegar, &c. - - -Rumi, beef, pork, powder, lead, &c. - -

BoatPaint, rice, beef, &c.Beef, pork, flour, &c.

Salary for December, 1825Telescope

TREASURY DEPARTMEENT,FOURTH AUDITOR'S OrFICE, 200th January, 1826.

[Signed]

TOTAL.

$191 81$77 6240 00195 00159 5879 9753 126 9 0057 364 0054 22

405 5456 25187 5520 0052 0053 9775 00

1,404 17574 06300 91150 00447 00436 90

1,640800524266314266

180037677967

163

3,313 04133 33100 00

$40,011 15

T. WATKINS.

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EXPEND1TTUTRES uMder the alipL o)riation for the prohibition of the Slave Trade, in accounts settled inthe year 1826.

1)ATE%1 OF'SE'TllLEI EN'T'.

1826.Felbr'Uary o2

April 6 - -

-\Iay 12 - -

\fays 22 -

~Alay 21 - -

ACCOUNT SETTLED.

Eli ivucs -*r

Frederick Lewis - -

Jaines IBeatty, N. Agent -

Miles King, N. Ageni -

F. AN. Armstrong;, .r-slhal, Alabam.a, - -

TO WHOM rAID.

King & Tyson

(do.d1o.

Frederick Lewis -

W\illiam H. Beatty -

E. J. Coalc -P. LaUrCnsoln -

IT. & AV. Southgate -

W\Villiam Rovvland -F. Sinith -

Wvillialn Owen-J). Lyon, & Co.F. F'. Fergusonl.los. T. Allyn -IV. Ashley -

F. W. Armstrong -

PURPOSE.

Bread, ]herrings, molasses, pork, beef, butter, rice, vinegar, cham-bray, domestic muslin, seine-twine, shocs, leather, tobacco, duck,hardware, earthenware, candles, flannel, handkerchiefs, &c.

Passage of E. Ayres from Africa - - - - - -Charter of the schooner Fidelity, from Baltimore to Africa - -

Compensation, as ass't. to the U. S. Agent fur captured Africans,from 15th Jan. to 20th Dec. 1825, at $400 per annum - -

Travelling expenses from Washington to Norfolk -Passage, Africa to Baltimore - - - - - - -

Brandy, whiskey, vinegar, wvine, sugar, molasses, chocolate, soap,pearl-ash, tea, starch, spices, spoons, pots, candlesticks, lanterns,mustard, porter, essence of spruce, raisins, candles, barley, sago,muslin, hospital cots, mattresses, pillows, &e. - - - -

Stationary, and sharpening surgical instruments - - - -

English porter - - - - - - - - - -Navy Agent's commission -

5 hhIds. tobacco10 barrels flour3000 lbs. nails -

- $610 30417 50

- 210 00

20 bbls. polk, and 10 bbls. beef100 pair shoes - - -1,780 feet pine plank - -

4 bbls. molasses - -

Hlarness, tub and barrel -

HIinges and srews - -

2 sacks salt - - -

Maintenance 52 African15 cents p)Cr (lay -

Clothing - - -Blankets - - -

Hire of two white menMedical aid - -

slaves, from 2d Jan. to 4th Dec. 1824, at

$1,144150450

950000

TOTAL.

$1,744 94

661 33

1,069 08

1,407 35

4,020 20

373 3388 00100 00

1,015 4418 8724 1910 58

S67 80307 50110 6253 4048 008 036 505 -50

2,671 20265 00212 00660 00212 00

m- lEXPENDITURES under the appropriation for the prohibition of the Slave Trade, in accounts settled in the year 1826.

.Doc. 4-page 10-6.EXPENDITURES-Continued.

DATE OFSETTLEMENT.

1826.June 16 - -Sept 19 - -

Nov. 2 - -

Dec. 22 -

ACCOUNT SETTLED.

Richard Smith -A.. D. Williams

A. P. Darrah, Purser,NavyYard, Gosport

Miles King, N. Agent -

TO WHOM PAID.

I__ 9 _____ S.Olf1e-:

G. S. OklfieldlR. R. Gurley, Att'y.

Mechanics & laborers

John Roberts -WVilliam LoyallJohn Palmer -

.J. D. ThorburnJoseph T. A113-1nA/V. G. LyfordN. S. Angell -WV. Mvi. Fauquier,Mi. Cockc -

& Co.

J. CowderyA. GoodnowJ. M'Phail

do.

do.J. R. 'riplett -J. S. Garrison, & IB. Rcvnolds -Wm. 3. QuarrierStephen IiariisPlIme c& Co. -Euene H1 iggins

Co.

do.

(o.C. Ilall -

PURPOSE.

Charter of ship Indian Chief from Baltimore to Africa and backServices of said Williams, as superintendent of captured Africans, atThompson's Town, Liberia, from 1st Sept. 1824, to 20th April,1826, at $25 per month - - - - - - - -

For use of captured Africans - - - - - - -

10 bbls. beef5 do. vinegar

10 do. meal2 do. molasses

Bellows and lanternDrawing up articles of agreementMaking ensigns and pendanstsWhite lead, oil, window glass, putty, turpentine and brushes,64,142 feet of framing, 14,166 feet of boards, and 30,848 feet of

plank - - - - - - - - - - -

Window glass and putty - - - - - - - -Inspecting plank - - - - - - - - -3 bolts of duck, water casks, weather breakers, buckets, quadrants,

grindstone, jars, and hospital tubs - - - - - -2 boat frames with plank, masts, and spars, canvass, rope, and mak-

ing sails-blocks, cordage, copper bolts, nails, sheet-copper, rivets,and anchor - - - - - - - - - -

Wharfagc-CoalSugar, tea, and coffee -Hire of hands for hauling timber, and loading ship Indian ChiefMakingcopics of invoices10 barrels of bread -672 lbs. ropeLanterns, lamps, wick, tea kettle, spider, lbriishei, funnels, rules.

an(d blocks --Log-lines, harpoons, grains, tar, twvine, seale-, \wbiie-lea(l, ])ainut-oil,

brushes, bunting, shoet-lead. smllith's bello 1.hlamnmers. toai;s.hooks, Collks;, &C. - -

Spermaceti candles.2 Thermolneters . .

TOTAL.

$3,000 00

491 66186 57

$102 0025 1236 2525 202 252 008 00

106 26

2,601 9362 124 36

138 00

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DA'T'[ 01'SETTLEMIENT'.

1S 2i6.DeC. '22 - -

Dec. 30 - -

ACCOUNT SEl"'TLED.

Iiles King, N. Agent -

John Hanes, late Marshaldistrict of Alabama -

Advances to Debitfof -

do. - -

do. - -

TO WVHIOM PAID.

C. Hall -do. -

E. Iligins -

G(. '1'. Ieunon &Robert SoLilterB. Reynolds -William C. Holt,G. T. Kennon &J. M. Duperu -

do.do.

Co.

Co.

Robt. Carr Lane, Attorney

J. W. Peaco, Agent

J. Ashmun, Agent - -

James Laurie - - -

PURPOSE.

Matlhematical instruments, stationary, and spy-glassesDrum. and fife $12, bugle $10Flints, moulds, pig-lead, bunting, twine, &c.Medicine - - - - - -7,567 feet featheredge -

50 doors, 6 panels each -11,762 feet flooring plank - - - -Pocket instruments, urinals, gum, and cocksCarpenters' tools - - - - -Locks, springs and hingesChains and locks -

Keeping 107 negroes, captured in the vessels Constitution, Marino,and Louisa, in 1818, viz: 19 from 16th June to 17th July, 1818,32 days, at 40 cents - - - - -

6 from 29th June, to 17th July, 1818, 19 days, at 40 cents82 July, to do. do. 4 do. 40 -

Expenditures to 31st Dec. 1825, reported 20th Jan. 1826 - -

Paid his drafts on the Department, for his salary, and forsupplies furnished at Liberia, for captured Africans $1,763 37

His bills on Baring, Brothers & Co. £554 12 0 - 2,464 89

Paid his drafts on the Department, for his salary, and forsupplies furnished at Liberia, for the captured Africans $5,530

His bills on Baring, Brothers, & Co. £103 1 6 - 458

On account

3011

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,FOURTH AUDITOR'S OFFICE, 2d January, 1827.

TO'TAL.

$6,446 27

420 00

19,347 5940,011 15

$59,358 74

$124 1222 00

209 247 00

113 50234 00356 0420 12180 6953 562 75

243 2045 60131 20

4,228 26

5,988 41150 00

SII,366 67

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Table: EXPENDITURES under the Appropriation for the Prohibition of the Slave Trade, in accounts settled between 1st January and 24th November, 1827.

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lDou. 3-page 10-8.

EXPENDITURES under the Appropriation for the Prohibition of the Slave Trade, in accounts settled between1st January anid 24th November, 1827.

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DATE OF SE1T-TLE MEN'r.

1. 8,7.January 25.

March 14.

.April

JuneJuly

July

JulyJuly

19.

30.12.

12.

16.25.

August 1.

Sept. 1I2.

S rr. 22.

ACCOUNTS SETTLED.

J. B. Winn, late Special Agent -

J. W. Peaco, Special Agent

J. Nicholson, Marshal E. Dist. La.

J. M1. Berrien, proc. for.J. JXV. Loyall, Dep. Mar. Noi

UI(c;so'folk -

Nathaniel Currier, J ailer, Norfolk

J. Beatt:i, N. Agent - - -

John Hodges - - - -

G. Harrison, N. Agent - -

TO WI[OM PAID.

Sundries

J. W. PeacoDitto -Ditto - -

Sundries

Swvectser & Co.

Gusse and KorckhoanBrown an(d LewisFrederick Brown

J. H. Morel, MIarshal, Georgia

Samuel Pcaco, J1. - -

PURPOSES.

Rope, duck, cable, guns, repairs on schuoner Augusta, pro-visions, tobacco, charter of a schlooner, pay of the Augus-la's creiv, making clothes, burying dead, &c.

Salary from Jan. 1, 1826, to Feb. 28, 1827, at $ 1,600 -.Expenses on extra service at_Lerra Leone - - -Outfit to Africa.I - - _Provisions, poNwder, cutlasses, iron, steel, beads, pipes, la-

bor, &c.

Bounty, subsistence, clothing, medicine, &c. for 15 Africans,illegally brought into the port of New Orleans on board ofthe schooner Fell's Pjint, on the 1st of July, 1825

Bounty on 150 Africans imported in the Ramirez, at $ -5Maintenance, &c. of 12 Africans (from March 17 to May 1,

182'7,) iml)orted into New Orleans, and brought to Norfolkfor transportation to Africa - - - - -

Jail fees for six Africans brought from New Orleans to Nor-foik, for transportation to Africa, - - - -

Pipes - - - - - - - - -

M\ledicine acad attendance at Fort Norfolk, on Africans sent;from Newv Orleans to Norfolk for transportation to AfricaBeads- - - - -- - -

SheetingMedicine - - - - - - - - -

Collecting an(l embarking 134 Africans on board of thletransport slhip Nnorfolk for Africa, July 1827 - -

Services as clerk to the African agency, from April 13 toJuLne 25, 1827, at $ 25 per month

Travelling expenses frorm XnAmapolis lo Norfolk - -

$ 1,866301500

671100

TO'I'AL.

3,3048 60

8,173 t65

5,442 223,750 00

251 40

71 0433 33

70 39

*42 1

5,505 87

35 00262 25145 19

60 0010 35

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lorwald, I S 22,01° S 43

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EXPENDITURES under the Appropriation for the Prohibition of the Slave Trade, in accounts settled between 1st January and 24th November, 1827.

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DATE: OF SET-TLEDIENT.

1827.October 4.

-November 3.

ACCOUNTS SETTLED.

M. King, Nav. Agent

Jehudi Ashiun, Agent

TO WHOM PAID.

Sundries - -

Sundries - -

PURPOSES.

Brought forward(lBoards, nails, locks, anchors, canvass, cooking utensils,

earthen ware, hospital stores, provisions, tobacco, station-ary, board of Africans, and transportation, &c. - -

Salary fiom January 1 to March 21, 1826, at S 1,500 per ann.and from March 22, 1826, to October 31, 1827, at $ 1,200per ann. - - - -- - -

Provisions, tobacco, clothing, carpenters' wvork, powder,tools, trade goods, luimb)er, boilers, kettles, candles, soap,labor, &c. - - - - - -

Advances to debit of J. W. PeacoJames LaurieGeorge P. TodsonFrederick LewisJ. B. WinnSaimuel Bacon

$2,533 33150 00350 00150 00

- 412 72- 1,386 92

$4,982 97

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,FOURTH AUDITOR'S OFFICE, Nov. 26, 1827.

EXPENDITURES by Richard Dashiel, Lieutenant Commanding, and by Midshipman Richard1R. McMullin, successor in the command of the schooner augusta, allowedin settlement of their accounts, and carried to the debit, of pay and contingent expenses, viz.

Paid officers and crew of the schooner Augusta, between the 21st of March and 3d of November, 1823 - $ 1,850 94Paid board and lodging, nursing, medicine, &c. for sick; cabin furniture; premium for recruiting; passage of two officers to the United States, and travelling expenses 495 25

$2,346 19

163

TOTAL.

$22,018 '13

3,886 50

14,553 65

$40,458 58

$ 2,270 83

12,282 82

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