The daily union., 1852-12-04
By the act for the relief Of the Virginia woolsn cou

By the act for the relief Of the Vgiais WoolIen Com
pAny.
The amount retained by the United States
from the said company for an alleged
non- compliance with contract enter.
ed into between the United States and
said company. on or about the tenth day
OF January, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty for the delivery
OF one hundred thousand yards OF cloth o.oso "a
BY the act for the relief Of Rufus Dwne.
To be p.id 10 Rufus Dwinel ls.O37 ~
By the act for the relief OF Lieutenant Colonel Mitchell,
OF the State OF Missouri
The payment OF said judgment in favor OF
said Harmony, rendered in the Stale OF
Missouri then il shall be the duty OF
The Secretary OF the Treasury, and he
is hereby authorized 10 lquidaie and
satisfy said judgment, damages. ana ,,-s
Ry ba c, for The relief of James Ferguson surviving
partner OF the firm OF Ferguson and Milhada
For the amount alleged TO have been paid
by them in discharge OF their bond CIV
en- the United States, dated May twenty
second. eighteen hundred and ioriy
eight, for duties on one hundred and
forty two hogsheads oil molasses, which
were destroyed by fire. while in public
store, on the fourteenth day of June
eighteen hundred and fory-eIght 73o oo
By the act for the relief Williams. Staples and Williams
For the duty paid by them on one hun
dred and twenty lone hogsheads OF sugar,
which were DESTROYED by fire while in
the public store, in the city OF Norfolk
aforesaid on the fourteenth day OF
Jnne, eighteen hundred and forty-eight.
which sugars were imported by them
into the port OF Norfolk on or about The
sixth day OF June. eighteen hundred
and rtyelght l,loo oo
By the act for the relief Of Theodore Ofat
For the value OF bay. mare the property
Of said Ofut, which was turned over
for the OF the government by
his commanding officer. Captain w. G.
Pollard, without authority w w
Rv The act for the relief of James Lewis
For the amount recommended to be paid
10 him witness fees and mileage, by
the United States district court Tor the
eastern district OF Virginia 3l6 90
By the act for the relief Of Jane Irwin.
To be paid jana Irwin. the only child
OF Colonel Jared Irwin, who served in
the Georgia State troops from the begin
ming to the close OF the revolutionary
war, as an eQuivelant for services rem
dered and losses sustained by him, the
half-pay oil a captain for the period OF
thry-hve years, without interest Iindenptel
By the act for the relief of William Greer.
To nay to William Greer, with legal in
terest thereon, from July, eighteen hum
dred and fory-ihree, it being in full
payment Of moneys by him at that time
advanced 10 the United States GO %
By the act for the relief OF William S. Payne
For the amount Of fine imposed on him,
and by him paid TO the collector at Tap
pahaDnock. for neglec!ing to renew the
license on the vessel William Page, in
inc ycdi csh'ech uuHuCu anu io''y-
nine 90 W
By the act for the relief OF Gustavus A. De Russy late
acting purser IN the navy.
For the balance OF compensation to which
| he is entitled for his services in The ca
pacy aforesaid 1862 w
By the act for the relief OF the legal representatives Of
/ James &. Watson OF Georgia.
For the amount paid by him, under the
sanction OF the Indian agent, TO certain
Creek warriors for slaves captured by
said worrors, while they were in the
service OF the United States against the
Seminole Indians in Florida Indefinite. ]
By the act granting relief TO John A. McGaw, oil New
| York
For demurrage OF the ship Charlotte. at
| Vera Cruz, Mexico, while IN the ser
vice of the United States 400 90
By the act for the relief John Moore White.
For the seven years half-ray 10 which
Major White would have been entitled,
| had he not died before resolve of Con-
gress passed the twenty fourth OF Au-
| gust one thousand seven hundred and
eighty indefinite ]
By The act for the relief of Mrs Margaret Hetze widow
and administrative of A. r. Hetze late assistant quar-
| iermasier in the army OF the United States
| For the amount claimed by him, in the ac-
| count rendered by him, for part OF The
third quarter OF the year eighteen hun
| dred and ihrty-eight. and which was
disallowed at the treasury l29Ss "a
By the act for the relief OF Mrs Mary A. Davis, widow
OF Daniel w Davis.
For the amount pa i'd by her 10 employ
suts[tli,ute for her late husband during
| his illness, and while he a clerk in
| the psymasiers department 26o 90
By the &C, for the relief OF T. +. Johnson.
For the necessary and proper personal
| expenses incurred by him at San Fran
CISCO California, while awaiting duty,
under orders. and compelled 10 live on
| shore, between the twentieth day oil No
vember, eighteen hundred and forty
eight and the twenty -tfst day Of April,
eighteen hundred and fory-nine Indefinite. ]
REHABILITATION.
Civil diplomatic, and miscellaneous gil 1858, 1872 96
Army, fortifcaions, Military Academy
and harbors and rivers I2,eo9.esI 50
Indian department, naval. revolutionary
and other pensions 4,542.eI2 IA
Naval service 6,9j9. sat IS
Post Ohce Department and ocean mail
steamers 93II .25o 90
In fulhlmen Of the treaty with Mexico 3,iso.ooo 90
Total eis.l73.3o4 10
II.-oFFICERS CREATED, AND THE SALARIES
THEREOF
BY the act to provide for the appointment OF Supern
tendentoi Indian Affairs in California, (ch. H.
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