The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-09-05

Blythe sei for the relief Of John r. WI
$50 90 .'a"s' =. -
known by the name Of the Spring
well farm, situate in the then Ter
a,oI on ritory, now Suite of Michigan,
while in the occupancy Of the
United States troops, IN the years
eighteen hundred and thirteen and
eighteen hundred and fourteen, and
in full payment of said damages :
By the act for the relief Of Gregory
10 Thomas, and Others s.1..
Being three hundred dollars for ex-
penses incurred by them for re-
pairs, and FIVE hundred dollars for
detention occasioned by injuries 70
their pilot boat, by q collision
10000 90 with the United States steamer
r., Colonel Harvey, on the ocean, on
the night Of the first October,
eighteen hundred and forty-four
,os 10 BY the act for the relief Of Samuel ID.
Walker, Of Baltimore.
Being the amount Of duty levied (on
four hundred and forty-one scroons
of Spanish leaf tobacco) by the act
of second of March, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-three -
By The act for the relief Of the heirs snd
1000 90 legal representatives Of Cyrus Turner,
deceased. t... r..n .,g ....... so
- For depredations and injuries COM
ooo w mitted by that band Of Sioux
Indians known and designated as
the North Sursitons or Lake Trav-
erse Indians; which sum Of money
shall be deducted from any annuity
which may now be, or hereafter
may become due from this govern
ment to said band of Indians :
Bp The act to aiIo,o Elijah White rein-
bursement Of expenses incurred By
hin, as acting sub-agent Of Indian
affairs West ofthe Rocky mountains
BIZ the act for the relief Of .qbraham
ar so. 10. Horbach. .-a -. ~ ...
Being the amount of draft drawn
by James Reeside on the Post Office
Department, dated the eighteenth
$4,000 90 day of April, eighteen hundred and
thirty-fve, payable on the first day
$4,000 90 of January, eighteen hundred and
thirty-six, and accepted by the
$4,000 90 treasurer of the Post Office Depart
ment; which said draft was en-
..-n.p dorsed by said Abraham Horbach,
100000 90 at the instance of tho said James
Reside, and the amount drawn
from the Bank of Philadelphia, and
at maturity said draft was protested
lob, 300 90 for non-payment and said Hor-
bach became liable to pay, in con-
sequence Of his endorsement, and
did pay, the full amount of said
draft (including interest)s asb-
By the act for The relief Of Henry Et
sos 90 HG.a 7al ring. ali ~ 5 s@ B.
Being portion Of the amount ex-
pended by him in prosecuting
suit against the Commercial Bank
of New Orleans, to recover public
69,2O6 10 moneys deposited therein @a =
.o ooo a. BY The act for tho relief Of William B.
'o''' w Lang.
For excess of duties to this amount,
paid by said Lang
BY the act for the relief Of the heirs Of
| .9 Robert Fulton. aa
For claims Of the said Robert Fulton
against the United States, due at
the time OF the death of the said
Fulton, forinvcnting floating steam
batteries, and experimenting the
construction of the steam frigate
Fulton for the detention Of, and
damages to, his steamboat vesuvi-
us, and for the great benefits con-
ferred on the country by his inn
provements in the application Of
steam to navigation :
BY the acfJor the relief Of James Gee.
For arrearage of pension at the
rate Of four dollars per month,
from the twenty-second day of
September, eighteen hundred and
thirty-seven, to the third day of
December, eighteen hundred and
forty-two -
$4,000 90 BY the act for the relief ofLargtry ''d
Jenkins
For damage sustained by them IN
consequence Of the violation Of
contract on the part OF the govern
ment agents, in refusing to receive
three thousand pairs of shoes con-
tracted to be received at the Chero-
kee agency in the summer of eigh-
teen hundred and thirty-eight, for
the use OF poor and destitute Cher
okees, TO equip them for their re-
nnoval west .-
BY the act for the relief Of Nathanii
~ f Stafford
For amount ofarrearsge due to him, at
the rate sfeight dollars per month,
from the seventeenth Of May, eigh-
teen hundred and fourteen. TO the