The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-28


For the loss Of the schooner Relief, sunk IN .l3
eighteen hundred and twenty two, while .,agzt i
IN the employ Of the United States n ~ sss
no interest shall b. allowed o. said SUM- i 1900 90
BY the for the relief of Lewis H. Bates and William
FOR losses and damages sustained by them 10 81
by the proceedings of cusom-house Of Fsis &
hcers at New York. in exacting from
them, upon certain importations of iron gas
into that port, made between the first day lra
of June, eighteen hundred and twenty aiisa 81
nine, and the first day Of January, egh-
teen hundred and thirty-two, higher due {4s
ties than were required by law, and in 1855 b
seizing and libeling some of said goods
upon refusal Of said Bates and Lacon to a-6algg
/ enter the subject to such higher
duty, and for certain costs of court paid Ie
by them and not reimbursed indefinite !
BY the act for the relief of s. Morris VAIN. E aa
For the amount of duties paid on one hum
dred and sixty quarter casks. and sixty
two Indian barrels of Malaga wne inn
ported in December, eigh cen hundred
and thirty -three, in the brig Canning; one
hundred and eigh.y-nne quarter casks of
Malaga wine, imported in May, eighteen
hundred and thirly-three, in the brig Viz
ginia nine pipes and one-quarter cask of
Madeira WINE, imported In Septemher,
eighteen hundred and thiry-three, in the
brig Forest; ninety-nne casks of Oporto
wine imported in the brig E,be, via New ae5
York, and resh'pped under bond per
schooner Perseverance,, to Philadelphia,
in December eighteen hundred and thirty
three and seven pipes and seventeen
hogsheads of Sicily Madeira wine, i'm
ported via Boston, and reshlpped under
bond, per brig Echo, to Philadelphia, in
June, eighteen hundred and thrtv-three,
which wines were destroyed in Philadel-
phia by fire, while in store in the custo-
dy of the custom-house Indefinite. ]
BY the act granting pension to Elizabeth Monroe.
For pension, payable semi-annually equal
to one half the pay to which the said
Thomas j. c. Monroe was entitled at the
time of his dccease Indefinite |
BY the act for the relief of George Poindexter.
For the use and occupation of his property
by the volunteers from the State of Ken 7Etg
lucky, mustered into the service Of the
United States for the war IN Mexico l 500 90
By the act for the benefit Of John Ozias
| For the amount paid by him on the thirty
FIRST Of October, eighteen hundred and
thirty-fve, tor quarter section of land
which the government had sold to an
other -etsa.- 200 90
BY the act authorizing the adjustment and payment of the
claims Of William Hazard Wigg, deceased for losses
sustained by him during thewar of the revolution.
| For losses sustained by him, the said Wigg,
while retained as hostage by the British
officers during the of the revolution 81 ,97 0O
BY the act for the relief of the Southern Michigan Railroad
Company,
For services in the transportation of the
great northern mail from Toledo to Hills.
| dale, beyond Detroit, in the State of Mich
igan 97l a
By the resolution for the relief of the heirs of David Cor
| derry.
! For the value of a certain reservation Of six
hundred and forty unimproved
| land at the date of the treaty Of eighteen
| hundred and thirty-fve, which reserva-
| ton was allowed under the eighth article
| Of the treaty of eighteen hundred and
| seventeen, and thirteenth article of the
| treaty Of eg hteen hundred and thirty
| Ave, made with the Cherokee Indians Indefinite
RECAPITULATioN
Civil diplomatic, and miscellaneous H. 223 374 1f
| Army Notifications, Military Academy, and
harDors and rivers 10, 4ss, $40 81
| Indian Department, naval, revolutionary,
and other pensions 1887, 5aa 7s
Naval service 5000, $50 II
Post Office Department and mail
steamers -l2, SIG, $50 O(
| Total $45, 2l9, 528 ii