Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-05-31


For the full amount Of halEpay for
wears due the said Morris a captain of
artillery in the Georgia line on the CONT
mental establishment in the revolution
airy war; and who died in the service OF
the United States during said war. In
definite
By the act for the benefit of the heirs of Philip R. Rice dc
ceased.
For the loss of a vessel in the service of the
United States during the war Of the rev.
oution 5,4oo- %
By the act for the relief of William G. Howison.
For all services a member Of the Aux
Hilary Guard of the city Of Washington. l67 90
By the act for the relief of William G. Preston.
To reimburse him for subsisting his com
mand and foraging the horses of his
company, from Ozark to Washington, in
Hampstead county in the State of Ar
kansas, during the war with Mexco. 375 20
BY the act for the relief of Sarah Morris only heir of Rob
ert Mitchell, deceased.
For services as one of the captors OF the AL
gerne vessels taken by the American
squadron under the command OF Commo-
dore Decatur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l23 10
By the act for the relief Of George w Terrence.
For his gallant military services at the Ma
tonal Bridge, Mexico, the ninth of
September, eighteen hundred and forty
seven, and for extraordinary expenses in
Cured by him in consequence of wounds
received by him in the United States SER
vice.. 1874 90
BY the act for the relief of Andrew H. Patterson.
For mail bags manufactured by him under
contract with the Post Office Depart
lnent entered into the twenty third of
May, eighteen hundred and forty 6,so2 90
By the for the relief of Stephen Luz of New York
| For the amount paid for thirty-one cases,
| containing machinery and apparatus for
the light or lantern of n lighthouse, inn
| ported into the port of New York. in the
| United States, and which were through
| mistake InadverIence by pubic
SALE made by the direction of the then
collector of the port of New York. as be-
ing property liable to the payment of du-
!! ties and which had remained in public
store for than nine months without
being claimed by any person, and
which duties expenses of storage
| had been paid. Indefinite,
By the act for the relief of the heirs of Lieutenant Andrew
| Finy.
For years extra pay lieutenant in
the Pennsylvania line in the continental
| ton as promised in the resolves of Con-
| gress. Indefinite.
BY the act for the relief of Ferdinand Clark
For the duties imposed by the act of June
-thirieth, eighteen hundred and thirty
| four entitled Gan act concerning tonnage
| upon Spanish vessels the Spanish
brig Condo de Yillanueva, Captain Car
los de Agao, and paid TO the collector of
/ the port of Charleston, in South Carolina,
| previous to the clearance OF said vessel
| from that port for Cuba, the eleventh
i of September, eighteen hundred and
/ thirty-fve, with cargo of rice and lard
| she having been wrecked on the coast of
| Florida, the seventeenth of the
| month, and lost with the greater portion
| of her cargo. Indefinite
BY the for the relief of Thomas S. Johnson the
/ rtory of New Mexico.
For thirty-two wagons the property of the
/ said Thomas S. Johnson taken by the
| officers of the United States army, and
appropriated to necessary public use...... 1880 oC
| By the act for the relief of Titan R. Peale
For the losses which he sustained of his
| private property when wrecked in the
United States ship Peacock at the mouth
of the Columbia river. 1882 &c
By the act for the relief of the heirs of Thomas Pake
| ceased.
For the value Of certain sails and rigging
sold by the said Thomas Parke to Cap
| tain Harding, agent of the United
| States, during the revolutionary war;. 500 90
| By the act for the relief of Franklin Chase
For share Of the proceeds of the sale Of
| the schooner Oregon and cargo, seized
and confscated in the month of April
| eighteen hundred and forty-eight, under
i the Presidents regulations of the first Of
1 March eighteen lnnarna aid forty
i en-, at the port Of Tampco, during the
i war with Mexico. Indefinite
By the act for the relief Of Madaena Van Ness widow
/ Cornelius P. Van Ness, deceased.
For services rendered by the said Cornelius
4 p. Van Ness, in the seizure Of goods inn
| ported into the district of Vermont in
| violation Of thelaws Of the United States
| during the years eighteen hundred and
| thirteen and eighteen hundred and four
| teen, while he collector Of the Gus
| toms for said district and for which
| vice he did not receive the award provi-
ded by law in such cases................. 5000 oO
By the act for the relief of the widow of W. Irving de-
/ ceased.
i For the services Of said Irving as acting SUI
| perntendent of the Census Department
| in addition TO the amount which he has
| already received clerk of the said de-
| partment for and during the same period
that he discharged the duties Of superin-
tendent Of said department. 466 CT
By the for the relief Of L. r. Lyon and Dean How
\ ard, ofthe State Of New York
For the balance due them for constructing
Il dredging machine at Whitehall New
i York, under contract entered into on the
\ second day Of November eighteen hum
| dred and thirty-six; and n dredging
| chine to be delivered at Monroe, in the
State Of Michigan, by contract entered
| into on the fifteenth Of October, eighteen
| hundred and thirty-six.. SELF 81
By the for the relief Of Frederic Vincent administrator
| Of James lie Gaze, survivor Of lie Gaze Mallet.
4 For advances made 10 the government of
| the United States in the year seventeen
hundred and eighty-three. 1896 80
By the joint resolution for the settlement of the claim OF
/ Don Juan Jesus Vigil, of New Mexico
| For flock of sheep seized from him by a
| detachment Of troops in the service of
| the United States in the month of jan
| uary, eighteen hundred and forty-seven
/ and TO make compensation 10 him for so
i of said sheen a ma have been