The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-10

Ifg VHitcfS tru SOldlelS OF lnG y rlnV .
the Reyoiuton.
/. Re L epae'sd 5y tis S.rcfs Gag Hons
+ 4 hepTtSertQsseeS ofthe United SIg.. : oT. a
Rt~'cu "a Congress assembled, That cac!
Z 'i the surviving Officers OF ne army &c n,
! Rcvoiut0a IN the ConlineptSI L6ne. whl
vas enpiledtp bali cay b ipe eesalse o
/ ctbor twenty first, seventeen hvndre,
! lASsghtY, b authorised To receive, on
\ y Sns mapsy IN the Treasury not other
I gIse GPpe'pnnlej, the ssafol,t q; has fnl
Ply ~ said me, according 10 lis rsak ~
the line, so begin with llis furd ley q
lIrch ugs thousand eighl hundred gsl
twsn ty,slx, .vnd ia cansiaue during bis nat.
oral siie: Pfovifee, 1aaL. ander tlis act.
40 ofiicef shali be euti'led TO receive a
arger se'n taan the fuIi pay Of a Captain
IA said fIne.
Sec. =, md b i Gg,tty en- lcled. That.
whenever any Of said officers has received
nloney oftle United States. as a pension
NJ, since the thrd day of March, one thou
said eight hundred and twenty six, aiore
,ad, the sum SO received shah be dednc,.
ed from what said ofiic or would. otherwise.
he entitled 10, under the frat cc,ion Of
THIS act; and every pension to which sad
oihcef ls now entitled, shall Geese, after
lie passnge of this act. .s
iSec. 3, s2adbe u farther enacted, That
every surviving non commissioned officer,
musician, or private, in said'drmy, N no eh.
lie.ti therein for aud during the war, caa
continued IN ITS serylccsunlil lis tcrmlua-
Gap, aud thereby s-comc rnlilled to re.
cciye a reward Of eighty dollars. under a
resolgc cf Congress, passed May fifteenth,
seventeen hundred and seventy.eicit,
shah bo entitled to receive his fGA lhont!-
~ pay ~ said service, oui ofany money in
the Treasury not o'herw;Se appropriated;
;o hegin on the thifd day of March, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty Six,
aud to con.l-ue during his natural life:
Pr0uideS, That no nor commissioned OH.
Ger, musician, or pri' a,e, in,s2id aru,v.v 100
is now on the pension i, {. ffthe- United
States, shal. &c entitled t. th1 benefits o.
this ac,.
Sec. 4. find be 1t fDt.er enacted, That
the pay ailowed by this &c: t'J;s, Under the
direction ct' The Secretary OF tac Tscasu-
ry, be paid to the Oliicer or Soldier enti-.
tied thereto, or to their authorised aiior~
ney, at such places and days as the Sec.
reteTg nay direct; ana THAI fore ign Oifcer
shall be entitled to sad pay; nor shall any
Odirer or Soldier receive The same, until
he furnish to said Secretary satisfactory
eyidence that be is entitled 70 BE same; in
conformity to The r-eT.sions of t.a.s act,
and no par allowedby this act shall not ia
any wse be transferable !. or liable to at
tachnent, levy, or s-i7lTp, tf'ary Legal
process whatever, but shall eGure wholly
10 The personal benefit Of the Officer Oh
Solder eutiilcd to.tfa same b. this &c,
Sec. ). lind be Il fof!hsr enacted, Thai
so much OF said pay rs accrued by the pro.
visions Of this act, before the third day Of
March, oi9h,ceU hnplredaanl twenty
eight, shall be pnid 10 lie A8rets aud
Soldiers entitled to the sane. Gs ~don Is
,n1y b., in the maunor and under the pro
visions before mentioned; and the pay
Which shall acerre.aher sand day, shall be
pad semi anauhGy, in ike munnor, and
under the same provisions,
4. STEVENSON, ... %.
Speahes Of the House Cf lsepre sentatvfs.
s. SMITH. p-
President of the Senate, rro toinroTo.
ApDroysd May. 1873.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
T'GxAcGr" Hrr4Brvra7,}
.'Gy29, 1923. o
Tic "Act for the relief Of certain cur
wing otfccrs and Soldiers Of the Revo
'a,icI," app- sd % lie 18Th day of May,
1923, tcf wa.cl ne fcrcrOng is copy.)
will be CARED iato effect under lie FL.
lowing regulations
Bach Oifcer, claiming under The act,
viii trans1Iit 70 The Secretary Ct the 1rea.
sury declaration, according 10 tic form
hercuuio annexed, msrtai A, and eacn
non commissioned 0gccr, .Tfaacicn and
Prirlis, according to the fosm marked j,
accomg4ned py &c oath Of two Fespecta.
b., Witnesses, as 10 his identity, which
oath is TO be taken before justice of the
Peace or other magistrate, 6Gly empow-
cred 10 administer oatl.s ~ the State or
Territory in which he resides, ard hutIen-
,icated under t.c seal of ihc ConJ' uf he
County in which the oath was administer.
ed, as shown in the said forms.
Each Othccr viii also transmit hie con-
mission, II in existence and attajnab:e, and
each non-comnissioDedO Officer, Musician,
and Private, his discharge; vbicS docu-
ments after being registered. viii be ro-
turned. II The commission or discharge
has been lost or destroyed. he will trans.
mi, sucl, o,hor evidence as ho may possess
or can obtain, corroboratlve OF the state.
..en's set forth in his decle alton.
II the eyldcnce iransmired, t-icn in
connexlon wth that Afforded ~ the pub
lie records at Washington. be found sniis
art-rv. the amount of two Yssrs' fol- pny,
u the rate 20 wb.ch the O8csl or Soldier
vaa entitled. according "a his rank ~ tie
5r,e. AZ the close 0. % ~ar, o. ai The iime
+ his reduction, fas TIC case may 5e,J bri
n uo ,-s.ance exceeding the iull pay Of d