The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-13
T H E U MON.

Tssss efs as.ssss E a. SsaI' Of die
W An &c, g r r. ~ 81 fsl s;lmsat e
lie moneys at Fort Wayne, Indiana
To audit and settle the accounts of John Spen-
cor, late receiver of public moneys at Fort
wayne me- Indiana, upon principles of equity
IN act for the relief of the heirs of Sergeant Ma
n, Jor John Champe.
% The full amount of five years continuation
pay an ensign OF infantry in the army of
MAJOR John Champe late of the army OF the
revolution, Uee's Legion --[Indeiinite.
IN act for the reiief Of Doctor Clark LiHybridgs.
For services performed physician in the
, M Cherokee Observation-Disclosures
An act for the relief Of Thomas w. Ne,ceH
The extra expenses incurred by him for board
and attendance, incurred between the second
February and the sixth April, eighteen hum
dred and twcnty-nine, in consequence OF
wound received on board of the ffgate Java,
, oO IN the discharge OF his duty, while Port
w Mahon -[lndefinite.l
IN actor the teneft of James Williams.
, On For services rendered and money advanced
q" and paid by said James Williams while act
ing as jailor under Henry Ashton, and which
% had not been paid or credited 10 the said
Henry Ashton.r-Il ndcfinitel
An act for the relief of JViliam IT, H,ahhaH
For his services acting professor of mathe-
mates from the twenty-fourth day of May
ammo Domini eighteen hundred and forty
no Domini eighteen hundred and forty-five
inclusive; and the amounts allowed and
paid by the purssr otthe trigate Brandywine
on account OF his board aud medicine and
medical atendace at Hong Kong, in China
6o --tIndefi finite
= an act for the relief Of George B. Russell and
Others.
For bread, meat, and clothing furnished tho
Cherokee Indians, 10 induce them to accept
Ridges treaty, and under the appointment
and authority OF Benjamin +. Curry, super
intendent of Cherokee removals.-[Indefi-
M nitel
On act for tho relief of Mary Ssgar, and for the
rslref Of Elisha Den'son, administrator Of Pie
mir Carpenter Ellis
To pay Elisha Denison, of New York, admins
traitor OF Phenix Carpenter Ellis, deceased
the amount oil pension payable to said Phenix
9S Carpenter Ellis from the fourth day of March,
eighteen hundred and thirty-eight to the sew
enth day of December OF the year
Indefinite
An act for the relief of ". p. s. Sanger and
George r. de Ia Roche.
For expenses incurred, in obedience to an or
90 der from the Navy Department, dated Octo-
Der thirty, eighteen hundred and forty-three,
directing them to make the surveys and ex-
aamnations required by, The act of third
March, eight zen hundred and forty-three, in
reference to the construction of dry-dock
at New k.-[Indefnite.l
81 An act for the relief of Captain James Pennoyer
- AS full and complete compensation for his
services in saving the brig Porpose, her OH
GERS and crew Indefinite
-fn act for the relief of the estates of Benjamin
No Metoysr and Francois Gatennie, deceased.
To adjust and settle the claim upon the said
estates aforesaid, in behalf of the United
States and to discharge such claims upon
such terms as he shall think most for the in
90 terest of the United States.-[Indefinite.1
- Joint resolution authorizing and directing the
90 examination and settlement of the claims of
- alexander VI. Cumming.
To examine and audit the claims of Alexander
NJ Cumming, Of New Jersey, late mail CON
tractor on routes nine hundred and and fifty
one, and nine hundred and fifly-two be-
tween the cities of Philadelphia and New
81 York, between the years eighteen hundred
and thirty-live and eighteen hundred and
thirty -nine.- Unidentified
Joint resolution for the settlement of the accounts
Of P,Tser X. Barry.
To settle the accounts Of the United States ship
26 Boston, Captain Pendergrast and pass to tht,
credit OF the purser, G. r. Barry, the items
charged to him in the reconciling statement OF
his accounts, Indefinite
AZ joint resolution to refund money to The States
achieh hare supplied volunteers and furnished
them transportation during the present ,rar be-
fore being mustered and received into the SER
oo rice Of the United States.
w The amount OF expenses incurred by them in
organizing, ssbsistng, and Transporting vol
unteers previous to their being mustered and
received into the service of the United States
for the present war. and for subsisting troops
in the service of the United Suites, without
waiting for deductions to be made from the
pay Of said volunteers.-tlndefnite.]
JOINT resolution for the srsfieC OF WtHtdm B.
Stokes snrriring partner Of John ~ c. Stock
ton and Company.
For carrying the mail in the year eighteen hun
drcd and thrly-six, the lower Florida
route, in consequence of the interruption of
the mail by the Creek hostties on the upper
route, such compensation shall be establish
ed to be adequate remuneration for the
same, taking into consideration the value of
the services performed, and the loss to the
said contractors by the exclusion OF passen-
gers as directed by the then Postmaster Gem
ral.-[Indelinite.l
Joint resolution for the relief of NJ. Il. Price
and T.. Il. White.
To pay to the said Price and White the same
rate of compensation from the first day of
January to the first day of February, eighteen
hundred and thirty-seven, as was allowed
and paid them from the first of June to the
thirty-frst of December, eighteen hundred
and thirty-seven,-[I
40, REHABILITATION.
. For the civil and diplomatic expenses of the
government
For the support of the navy
For the support of the Posi- Office Department, 4
For the support of the Indian Department
For the support Of the Military Academy
For building and equpng steamships
For revolutionary and other pensions i
For concluding peace with Mexico
For the erection of lighthouses
Miscellaneous
Total S57