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

The amount Of ray and rations to which sagc
purser of the navy would have been enti- s.e
tied while performing the same duties ,36l 81
By the act for the relief of the widow and orphan children
of Colonel William r. McKee, late of Lexington, Ken
l lucky.
For horse killed in battle and for other . s
property lost in Mexico, and particularly ~
in consequence of said Colonel NJ Kee ..-a
being killed the battle of Buena Vista, - f-
on the twentv-hird day of February. .
eighteen hundred and forty-seven ,N0 w
By the act for the relief of Charles Mathews, Charles
Wood, and James H ALL. bf
Full satisfaction and discharge Of all claims
which they either of them have upon
the United States, for account of all
damages sustained by them growing out.
Of their to furnish marble for the
in the city of New York 1919 AL
By the act for the relief of Abigail Stafford.
For supplies furnished the army in the l45
dictionary war, and services rendered by
her father, Henry Smith, of Massachu-
se,ts to be paid upon the principles Of JUS
tice and equity 1900 90
By the act for the relief of Elizabeth Jones and the other
children (if any, of John Carr.
The amount of pension ascerained to have
been due to the SAID John Carr at his
death the amount to be paid to he
computed the of eight dollars
month, from the ishteenh day of May,
eighteen hundred and eigh tcen, to the sew
enth day of June, eighteen hundred and
thrty-one Indefinite.
By the act for the relief Of Mary B. Renner administrator
of Daniel Renner, deceased.
A rore-wak and of seire Irvine therein, in
the District OF Columbia, by the public
enemy in the month of August eighteen
hundred and fourteen, belonging to said
Arm 6,744 90
By the act for the relief of Colonel James R. Creepy
Money expended and services rendered by
him in raising reg iment for the Mexican
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By the act for the relief of Margaret Farrar.
The amount of interest," at the rate Of six
per centnm per annum, due and unpaid to
Margaret Farrar, ha-breed Indian,
under the treaty of eighteen hundred and
thrty-sX, with the Sacs and Fox Indians 400 90
By the act for the relief of the legal representatives of Ber
nard Todd, deceased.
The appraised value of the buildings of the
said Bernard Todd which were b.rnt by
the British forces in September, eighteen
hundred and fourteen consequence of
their being used and occupied by troops
in the service of the United States for
military purposes 4,3l5 W
By the &C, for the relief of Captain George P. Smith
For SO much money paid and expended by
the said George p. Smith, of his private
means, for the use of the United States 200 90
By provide for the payment of the companies
Captains BIsh Price, and Suarez for military services in
Florida.
The pay and allowances of mounted troops
to the following militia forces of the Ter
rtory of Florida for the period Of their
respective service, Is hereinafter specified,
Captain Bush's company of mounted troops
from the nty fifth day of January, one
thousand eight hundred and ihriy-eight,
to the twenty-hth day of January, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty-nne;
Captain Prices company Of mounted
troops from the twentieth day of January,
eighteen hundred and thirty eight, to the
twentieth day of July, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-nine; Captain Suarez's
company of mounted troops from the
twentieth day Of July, one thousand eight
hundred and lhirty-risht to the twentieth
day of January, eighteen bundled and
thirty-nine Indefinite. I
BY the act for the relief of Benjamin Roberts
The full amount of his poy and subsst-
second lieutenant in the first
regiment of Dragons, from the twenty
eighth day of January, thousand
eight hundred and thirty mine, when he
coerced to resign his commission of
second lieutenant in the first regiment
Of dragons, without authority of law
until the twenty seventh day of May one
thousand eight hundred and forty-Six,
when he restored to the army Indefinite I
By the act for the relief of Cahane Proctor HAYDEN onv
child and heir of John White, deceased late lieutenant
colonel in the fourth Georgia battalion of the revolu
uonary army.
For the seven years. half-pay of the said John
White and for advances made by him
the government during the revolutions
airy war, and for which treasury certif-
Gates were improperly issued to Susanna
Richardson and John Richardson, in the
year seventeen hundred and nnery-three 67O3 81
By the act for the relief of John Charles Fremont late
lieutenant colonel in the army of the United States
To liquidate and satisfy the Judgment dam
ages and costs ,vered, and such ex-
penses in defence of said suit as the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury shall deem reason
able, which has been recovered, may
be recovered, against John Charles FREE
mont, late lieutenant colonel in the army
of the United States, by Anthony Gibbs
and Sons, assignees of F. Huffman in her
Britannia Majesty's of exchequer,
at Westminster, in Eng land, on four sew
eral bills of exchange, ca h and every
of them, drawn by the said John Charles
Fremont at Ciudad de los Angeles, in the
then Upper California, the eighteenth
day Of March, eighteen hundred and for
ty-seven, amounting in al TO nineteen
thousand five hundred dollars, in favor Of
one +. Huffman, for moneys advanced for
the public service, the said bills having
been drawn james Buchanan, Secre-
tary of State, and payment refused by
HIM for want of any appropriation of
which the could be paid, and the
said Fremont being sued in London for
the 1880 COL
BY the act for the relief of L. Nj Gold borough and others
For expenses incurred by them, respective
ly, while serving upon Joint commission .t"Ai |
OF army and navy officers in California
and o egon during the years eighteen IS
hundred and forty-nne and eighteen hum O.
dred and fifty, double the pay of a COM 1
mander IN the navy, in sea service during -
the exact time of Their employment on -#-
said coasts aforesaid, TO wit from the
hrst of April, eighteen hundred and forty '
nine, TO the twenty-seventh of November SD
eighteen hundred and fifty, deducting
therefrom the regular pay accruins to said
officers during that period Indefinite. !
Commutation of fuel and quarters from the sa..r
first of April, eighteen hundred and forty- f9r
n tv-Sevn If I'd %