Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File Wt. 2092 And Wt. 2093, for John Eugene Leitensdorfer, Other
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[handwriting]John Eugene Leitensdorfer[/handwriting]
[handwriting]Special Warrant for 320. acres of Land issued and delivered to him on the 11th July 1834 in virtue of the [illegible] Act of Congress[/handwriting]
[handwriting]Duplicate filed between Warrants numbered 2092. & 2093.[/handwriting]

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8 he served as such in the forces of the United States in Egypt, 
9 and on the coast of Africa, his transportation from Alexandria
10 to Derne, being estimated at six hundred miles, deducting 
11 therefrom, the sum of two hundred and eighty dollars, hereto-
12 fore paid him as captain of infantry for the same services; also
13 to allow him three months extra pay for his travelling expen-
14 ses from the place of his discharge at Derne, on the Barbary
15 coast, to his place of residence; which said sums shall be paid
16 to him out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appro-
17 priated.

[crossed out]1 SEC. 3 And it be further enacted, That the Secretary at
2 War be directed to place the name of the said Colonel John 
3 Eugene Leitensdorfer, on the pension list of the United States,
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[crossed out]23rd CONGRESS, 2d Session. 
S. 41.
IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
December 16, 1834.
Mr. Benton, from the Committee on Military Affairs, reported the following bill ; which was read, and passed to a second reading ; [/crossed out]

A BILL
For the relief of Colonel John Eugene Leitensdorfer

1 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
2 of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That
3 the Secretary at War be, and he is hereby, directed to issue a 
4 land warrant to Colonel John Eugene Leitensdorfer, for three 
5 hundred and twenty acres ; which warrant may be located 
6 with any register of the land offices in the State of Missouri,
7 on any public land subejct to entry at private sale, and the said
8 location may be made in parcels conformable to sectional sub-
9 divisions.

1 Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the prop[cut off]
2 counting officers of the treasury be, and they are hereb[cut off]
3 rected to settle the accounts of Colonel John Eugene Le[cut off]
4 dorfer, and to allow him the pay and emoluments of adj[cut off]
5 and inspector general, with the rank of colonel of cavalry/fro[cut off]
6 the fifteenth day of December, eighteen hundred and four, to 
7 the fifteenth of July, eighteen hundred and five, being the time
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[handwriting]John Eugene Leitensdorfer[/handwriting]
[handwriting]Special Warrant for 320. acres of Land issued and delivered to him on the 11th July 1834 in virtue of the [illegible] Act of Congress[/handwriting]
[handwriting]Duplicate filed between Warrants numbered 2092. & 2093.[/handwriting]

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8 he served as such in the forces of the United States in Egypt, 
9 and on the coast of Africa, his transportation from Alexandria
10 to Derne, being estimated at six hundred miles, deducting 
11 therefrom, the sum of two hundred and eighty dollars, hereto-
12 fore paid him as captain of infantry for the same services; also
13 to allow him three months extra pay for his travelling expen-
14 ses from the place of his discharge at Derne, on the Barbary
15 coast, to his place of residence; which said sums shall be paid
16 to him out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appro- 
17 priated.

[crossed out]1 SEC. 3 And it be further enacted, That the Secretary at
2 War be directed to place the name of the said Colonel John 
3 Eugene Leitensdorfer, on the pension list of the United States,
4 at the rate of   dollars per month, to count from the 
5   day of   in the year   .[/crossed out]