Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-10

hohSI NsSc, hVe dollars per month,
to commence on the twenty sixth day
OF January, one thousand eight hun
dred and eight.
John Devoe, FIVE dollars per month.
TO commence on the thirtieth dav of
January, one thousand eight hundred
and eight.
Nathaniel Bradley, five dollars per
month, to commence on the twenty
sixth day of January, one Thousand
eight hundred and eight.
Thaddeus Seely, two dollars and &c.
ty cents per month, to commence on
the ninth day of January, one thou.
sand eight hundred and eight.
John Herran, . dollars and fifty
cents per month, TO commence on tie
twenty sixth day Of Jannayy, onc ,j.of.
sand eight hundred AMI cirh..
PeterNevius, four dollars per month.
TO commence on the seventeenth 6ay
OF February, one thousand eight hun
dred and eight.
John Hampton, six dollars per month.
to commence on the seventeenth dav
OF February. one thousand eight hun
dTSc ara eight.
RosweH Woodwork, FIVE dollars
per month, to commence on the twep.
ty-taird day of March, one thousand
eight hundred ard eighc.
David Hulbell, FIVE dollars ,cr.
month, 70 commence on the nineteenth
day OF March, one thousand eight hun.
dred and eight.
John N'Coy, Eve dollars per month
to commence on the fifteenth dav IS
March, one thousand eight hundred
and eight.
Caleb Hunt, five dollars per month
to commence onthe fifth day of March.
one thousand eighthunclred and eight.
Henry Gates, Eve dollars per noah.
to commence on the ninth dav of
March, one thousand eight hundred
and eight.
David Hall, five dollars per month
TO commence on the twelfth dav of
February, one thousand eight hundred
and eight.
Jonah Cook, FIVE dollars per month,
to commence on the fourth daV Of A.
prll, one thousand eight hundred and
eight.
William Nelson, FIVE dollars Der
month, 10 commence on the TWENTY
second day OF January, one thousand
eight hundred and eight.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted
hat the Secretary at war be, and he
IS hereby authorized and directed 70
place on the pension list of the Uni
ted states, all persons WHO now re-
MAN on the pension list of any Of the
states, and who were place ON the
same in consequence of disability oc-
casioned by known wounds received
during the revolutionary war, whether
such person or persons served in the
land or sea service of the forces of
tne United States, or Of any particu-
lar state, in the regular corps, or the
militia, or as volunteers: Provided.
That in 70 case the pensions allowed
TO en- person or perAons, shall ex-
coed the sums specifec by the sixth
section OF the act, entituled g An act
to provide for persons who were disa.
oled by known wounds received in the
revolutionary war" passed the tenth
Gay OF April, one thousand eicht hun
dred and six: And provided, That in
every case where application shall be
made, to have such person or persons
placed on the pension lot Of the Uni
ted States, under this law, satisfactory
documents from the proper officers Of
the state, shall be adduccd TO estab-
lish The fact of such person or persons
having been placed ON the state PEN
SION list in consequence of disability
occasloned by known wounds received
during the revolutionary war.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted
J hat any officer, non-commi,sioned
officer, musician or private, who has
been wounded or disabled since the
revolutionary war, while in tn. line
OF his duty, in the actual service Of
the United States, whether he belong
to the military establishments or the
militia, or any volunteer corps. called
INTO service under the authority of the
United States, may be placed on the
pension list of the United States. at
such rate Of compensation, and under