The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-04

IN act for the relief cfMe heirs of John Paul Jones
Jones with the United States, upon the principles OF
justice and equity Indeinite]
To pay the legal representatives of the said John Pau
Jones' and the officers, and marines of the squad
ron under command, being citizens of,he United States
value as estimated by Benjamin franklin, of three prizes
captured by the squadron under the command OF the said
jones' and delivered up 10 Great Britain BY Denmark, in
seventeen hundred and y-nine.-[ lndeni,e.]
An act for The relief of Joseph and Lndley Ward.
To and settle the claim OF Lindlcy and Joseph Ward
arising upon their contract with the United States
nsh raions for the emgratng Indians of the Poawaioie
tribe, in eighteen hundred and thirty eight Indefinite
I'm act propiding for the payment Of The claim o.
Waller X. Johnson against The United States
For his services and payments made by him, in
researches and experiments on American COAL
under the direction of the Secretary of The
Navy, s6ll 81
IN act for the relief of The administrative Of Elisha
L. Keen, deceased
For advances to the United States in the years
eighteen hundred and thirteen and eighteen
hundred and fourteen, s5e4 oC
I'm act in addition 10 act for the relief of Waite,
Loon,is and .4bel Gay, approved July second, eigh
teen hundred and hirty.sir.
For making the Cumberland road and so far they contract
ed make The said road, any part thereof, different
from the original CONTRACT and for Keeping the same in
repar.-f indeinitc]
An act to provide for the compensation of Samuel
Leech, for services in the Investigation Of suspended
sales in the Mineral Point district Wisconsin.
For services performed by him pursuant to in
structons from the General Land Office, in
taking testimony nj Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
during the past year; and for making report
in the of entry in that land district, in
which patents have been withheld on account
of alleged frauds in making said entries, $50 90
I'm act for the relief of the legal representatives Of
George Fisher, deceased.
For the value of property destroyed by the troops
the United States engaged in suppressng Indian hosties
in the year eighteen hundred and thirteen Indefinite
An ACT for the relief Of John Black, late consul o.
$fhe United States at the city of .Merico.
For his Diplomatic services 10 the United States in Mexico
during the suspension Of diplomatic intercourse between
Mexico and the United States, from the tenth OF May
eighteen hundred and forty five, to the third day Of April
eighteen hundred and forty Indefinite.
To his extraordinary expenditures incurred by him,
the said Black, in consequence Of his orcble expulsion
from Mexico, and In bringing with him 10 the United States
the archives of legation of the United States sla4 on
I'm act 10 provide for the purchase of the manuscript
papers Of the late James Madison, former President
Of The United States.
TO purchase of Mrs. ID. P. Madison, widow of
the late James Madison, formerly President Of
the United States, all the Unpublished manu-
script papers of the said James Madison now
belonging to and in her possession, sa5ooo 90
An act for the relief Of Edcard Boion.
For services in keeping two prisoners of the Uni
ted stnies, named passmore, in the Jail OF Cal
houn county, Florida, sI,l4 90
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I'm act for the relief Of Thomas Bro,rneH.
For medical services rendered to the officers and
seamen attached 10 the naval station Sackeus
Harbor, $50 SO
fin act for the relief Of Samuel ". Bell native Of
the Cherokee nation.
His expenses incurred in going and returning from Florida
in the eighteen hundred and thirty and such
daily pay for the ne engaged on such mission,
to the time of his to the Cherokee nation as was
paid to Richard Fields for similar servces(lnde6ne.l
I'm act for the relief Of Jones and Boxer.
For eight treasury notes, Of which they were tho
lawful owners, and which distracted and
stolen from the mail at the post office at Fay
euevie, In the State Of Arkansas, Sl,l0o 90