Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Really Cheap Groceries. :
Subscribers, having connected themselves un.
der the style and firm Of BRAcKErr & BREEpEN,
Ir tne purpose Of transacting a genicel Grocery and Com.
S's'o business, peg leave most respectfully TO inform
the customers off q. Breeder. their friends and the pub.
nc generally, that they have taken that spacious tene.
and next to Mes.rs. II. w J. J. rry V Mh y s y : .eI;e;
a call from heads of families, farmers and Others. to ex.
anime a well selected aud general assortment OF primo
groceries,, purchased principally for cash, (and since
me removal Of The DepositesJ consequently, bargains may
DO expected-consisting in part, of
Sugars,S u. Croix, N. Ha Teas. Imperial, Guupowder.
vana' &c. and Pouchong,
Su:ees' Oi lava Havana, Loaf Sugar, family & lump,
mo ana manila, window Glass, assorted,
mo'asses' Vrieanss w. L. Biistered aud German Steel,
aud Sugar House, Lam Oil. pure winter.
Iron, assorted kinds and sizes,I aiIs aud BraJs. as.orted
Cotton Yarn, different manu- Bunch Rasins and Almonds.
,actor'es' Liverpool blown and ground
candles, sperm and tallow, Alum Salt,
Powder and Shot, Indigo and Madden.
writing and wrapping paper ~lCopperas, Spices, Sc.
'aiSo' constantly on on hand, Family Flour, Bacon Hams,
Fresh Hops, sc. sc. :
~. Is. ANY Country Produce confied TO our disposal,
WIN meet with undivided attention. We shall at all times
ne advised OF the Market Prices; and our motto shall be
Promote the Farmers Interests.
Feb. "a. [95-aw] BRACKETT s. BREEDEN.
&SADDLES. SADDLERY, &c.-The subscribers keep
constantly on hand, for sale, OF Philadelphia manutac.
lure, mems superior and common saddles; side do. do. ::
orid'c feathers; marting ales; gig, cart AMI wagon collars:
wagon and cart whips. worsted and cotton girtis; com.
&c. &c. TO which they invite The attention of country
the times. j.. & S. COSBY s CO.
FEBRUARY 20. 95-2aw6w
.AGENCV --
open an Office in the City of Washington, for the
purpose OF facilitating the settlement of Cl.ins upon the
Generai Government, which may be entrusted TO his care.
he viii attend particularly to the following description of
claims, viz:
REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.
The Act OF Congress 18Th March, 1873
Granis pension 10 every commissioned off cer, non. com.
mlssioned officer, musician, soldier, aud marine and all
officers IN the hospital department and medical staff.
who served in the war Of the Revolution until the end
'hereof' or Tor the term of nine mouths, under one period
OF engagement In the continental establishment.
All officers who served to the end of the Revolutionary
war; IN the continental line, are entitled to receive com.
mutation, or i've yesrs' full pay, provided the same has
not been saiistied) In case OF the decease of the officer.
mis- heirs are entitled to the communication.
Officers OF the Hospital Department, and Medical STAFF.
who served to the end Of the war, or were reduced before
mat lime as suPernumeraries, are promised half pay for
An soldiers who enlisted for the war. (and were either
Killed in ba'tleY or served to tho end thereof, or their
heirs, are endled 10 bounty land.
The Act 18th May, 1928
Allows full pay. from the Sd of March, 1925, TO CONT.
" uUluS me- 10 all surviving officers and soldiers of the
Revolution, who entered the service for during the war,
and served faithfully TO The end thereof.
The Act Of the 2nd March, 1929
Directs, that whenever any Revolutionary penioner
shall die, the arrears Of pension due TO the said pensioner.
a. tho time OF his death, shall be paid to the widow or 10.
gal representatives.
The Ac, of June 7h, 1882
Allows pensions to each ofthe surviving officers, non.
commissioned officers, musicians, soldiers, and Indian
spies, who shall have served in the continental line. or
State troops, volunteers. or militia, or those who may have
served in the continental or State Navy, > term, or term,
moi less than SIX months, their pay is CO, puted according
70 the length OF their service, and comE 4nces ON the 4R
Of March, 1881.
The Act of July 5h, 1892
Provides Tor liquidating aud paying certain officers, or
their legal representatives., OF the Virginia Line, who
served in the regiments commanded by Colonies George
Gibson, Brent, Dabney, Clark, Crockett, aud Captain
Rogers troop OF cavalry, employed in the Illinois service; ;
also, the officers Of the Virginia State Navy, and the Off
GERS who served in the regiments of State artillery, com.
manded by. the late Colonel Marshall, and those who
served IN the state garrison regiments, commanded by
Colonel Muter, and those who served In the State cavalry.
commanded by Major Nelson, who have obtained iudg.
ments from the State of Virginia, and which judgments
remain unsatisied; these officers, O. their legal representa-.
ives are entitled TO receive from the United States the
amounts awarded them.
INVALID PENSIONERS.
The Act Of April 10Th, 1872
Provides that every officer, and private Of the volunteers
end militia, who were disabled by wounds received in the
campaign on the Wabash, are entitled TO pensions.
A law also provides that pensions be paid lin proportion
10 the disability 'ncurred) TO ali officers and soldiers who
were wounded, or otherwise disabled, during the last war
with Great Britain, or since that period, in the line of their
duty.
SCRIP.
The Act of the Both May, 1890
Makes provision Tor the relief Of certain officers, and
soldiers OF the Virginia line aud Navy, and Of the CONT.
mental army, during the Revolutionary war, by au,l,oriz.
ing a surrender TO the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the
United States, such of their warrants for land 6ouniies,
rs remain unsai.hcd, in whole or in part, and 10 receive
Scrip Tor the came, ut any time before the first day Of ia
nusry, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-6ve.
BOUNTY LAND ron The LATE WAR.
Under the Acts OF Congress, ISlI-lSl2-
Al non-commtssioned officers, musicians, and priyates,
who enlisted for FIVE years. or during the war, or served
TO the end thereof. are entitled TO receive bounty land fom
the United States.
EAyY PENSIONS.
Under Acts OF Congress from 1900 to 1882
All officers, seamen, or marines, disabled in the line of
their duty, shall be entitled 10 receive for life, or during
their disability, a pension from The u. s. In tho event Of
the death OF an officer, il occssioned while in action. or
by wounds received during the late war, his widow, or
children. II under sixteen years OF age, are entitled to re.
ceive a pension,
Under The above acts, as well as any other business con-
hded 10 the undersigned, the most unremitting attention
viii be gwen TO bring to a speedy settlement all just claims.
u All communications must be post paid.
RAY, Woshiugton city.
RErERENcEs.-Richsid Smith, Esq, Gen. Alexander
MaconIb, Judge Anderson, w asIington CITY.
William s. Nichols, Esquire, Francis s. Key, Esquire,
Georgetown.
ton. Aaron Ward, New York.
Hon. Samuel Mexican, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Joseph Kent, Hon. George e. Washington, Ma.
fylsnd.
Hon, Charles FcDton Mercer, Gen. George Rust, vir.
giiia.
Hon. A. RI. %Shepperd, North Carolina.
Hon. John Forsyth, Georgia.
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