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olina against the United States.

 Be t eaacted 6y the Senaie aAd House of Representatives of the Ulsited States q y1me s-ica sfl Congress assembled, That the pro- per accounting officers of the Treasury be, ani they are hereby, authorized and dl- -rected to liquidate and settle the cllan Of the State of South Carolina against the United States for interest upon money ae- tually expended hy her for military stores for tue nse aud benefit of s!e U States, and on account of her sallitla, whilst in the service of the United States, during the late war with Great Britain; the mo- ney so.expended having been drawn by the State from fund upon which she was then receiving interest

 Sec. ,. .4ad Dc II further caacted, That, in ascertaining the amount of interest to be paid, as aforesaid to the State Of South Carolina, interest shall be computed upon sums expended by the State for the use and benefit of the United States, as aforesaid, and which have been, or shall be repaid to South Carolina by the United States,

 Sec. 3. And 5e Il fariher enacted, That thesfolowing claims of the State of South Carolina against the United States, which have been heretofore disallow ed in conse- saenca-af4 their not coming within there gulations of the Government, shall be ad- lusted and settled, that Is to say:

 First. The cost of certain cannon balls purchased or procured hy the said State for her military defence during tie late war, and rejected by the inspecting off cers of the United States, in consequence of their not being conformable to the standard fixed by the Department Of War: Prouided, That the balls so rejected shall belong to the United States.

 Second. The amount paid by the State of South Carolina for the transportation of military stores, and of her troops, in ssse sar1ice cf thse United States, as asore- said, or recognized hy them as having been called out for that purpose, over and above the number of wagons allowed to each re- giment in the army of tine UQited States.

 Third. The pay or compensation allowed ny the said Slate to the Paymaster and Gommissary General, and other staff otli-. cers, whilst they were, respectively em- ployed n making or experimenting dis harsfnents for the militia Tn the serpiee ar the United States, as aforesaid.

 Fourth. The sum of seven thousand five hundred dollars, for blankets purchas- ed by the State for the use of portion of her militia whilst in the service of the United States.

 Fifth. The value of the present con tract price of the muskets purchased or procured by the State of South Carolina, for her militia, during the late war, when n the service of the United States: Pro pided, That the said muskcts shall become she property of the United States: and Prorided also, That any part of the said amount may be received in arms at tie present contract price.

 Sec, A. And 5e itfurther eaacled, That