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

Mcclellan, in December eighteen hun-
dred and fifty -one for alleged yina-
70 90 ton Of the laws Of the United State ~
stricting the number Of passengers in
merchant vessels. .-...-......,........... $50 90
. % BY the act for the relief Walter H.
" Fipnall
For the loss sustained by said Graham aud
tinnal, by reason Of the abandonment
o 90 by the Postmaster General of
tracts made by that officer with them for
the transportation of the mail from
o 90 Washington to Fredericksburg, and
0 90 contracts bear date the third day Of
December ammo Domin, eighteen hun
dred ana orty-sevcn
BY the act for the relief Of Bgadier General John E.
: 40 For double ratons from the twenty-frst Of
" July eighteen hundred and tweny-one
to the third Of March eighteen hundred
and thirty-three being the same as have
: a. been allowed by the War Departmental
" other officers of the staff Indefinite
By the act for the relief Of Stockton
Q 90 For the amount of loss sustained by him
by Off making his depostes Of pub
lie money in the Phoenix Bank, Charles
town, Massachusetts ,............. CT 81
BY the act for the relief of Thomas B. Parsons.
O 90 For disability received while in the naval
service Of the United States, in the
o 90 cessful effort to the lives Of
persons, the Of three dollars per
month from the first day of September
70 90 eighteen hundred and eight, the first
ty-fve, the same being the difference be-
% 90 tween the rate of pension Of a
and that Of a coxswan, which grade he
filled at the time Of the injury......... se3 90
o 90 BY the act for the relief of Thomas Butler
For work performed and materials
N M furnished in the construction of light
" " house Execution Rocks in Long
y ~ in charge and not within the of
contract executed by said Thomas But
the construction said light
n m house, the fourth day of August
eighteen hundred and iortyseven........ 2922 90
BY the act for the benefit of Charles j. Porcher acting
ted States sloopofwar Falmouth, whilst
service in the Pacific ocean, from the
date of the death of Parser William B.
! - Y Mason junior in his stead, 0 wit
y W from tho twelfth day of july eighteen
hundred and forty-nne, to the fourteenth
day Of March, eighteen hundred and ff
> 80 ty, aeducting therefron the anountpaid
" W to the said Porcher for the period
commanders clerk [Indehnitc]
BY the the relief of William Ducr
For necessary expenses incurred by Viii
liam Duer while consul Of the United
% 90 States at the port of Valparaiso, in Chilli
during the year eighteen hundred and
fftywo in the support and defence Of
William Stuart an American citizen,
arrested and arraigned before the
Of Chilli upon a charge Of murder and
o 90 for the transportation OF said Stuart o
the United States after his release,
gather with an equitable advance upon
the amount thus ascertained, for the
10 90 of the money during the interval In
definite
By the act for the relief Susan Coody and Others
For property destroyed near Fort Gibson
by United States soldiers, the twelfth
~ of March, eighteen hundred and forty
Ave in the proportion and sums respect
lively due them according 10 the report of
the Committee Indian Affairs of the
Senate, OF date June tweny-tour, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty ................... 1892 SO
BY the relief of the legal representatives
90 James Erwin, of Arkansas and others
For the actual loss sustained in conse-
quence of contract he made with the
United States in September, eighteen hun
dred and hirty-four to supply provis-
ions and transportation for the use Of
the Creek Indians expected to emigrate
from the eastern to the western side Of
s emf a'ss''P Iadsd Emit j. WV - -
For the actual losses sustained in
quence of a made by said Erwin
and Daniel Greahouse in his lifetime
and the United States, in December, eigi-
teen hundred humid and thirty Ave 70 81; supply
of the Seminole Indians expected to emf
W CRATE from the eastern to the western side
OF the Mississippi river but who failed to
emgrate. [Indefnite.l
By the act relief representatives Thomas
D. Anderson deceased late consul of the United States
0 90 at TripOl-
For contingent expenditures Of said consul
late from the thirty first December, in the
year eighteen hundred and twenty-one,
up to the period when he ceased acting
as such consul and in full for all
claims for such expenditures and other
demands arising out OF said consulate
after said thirty First December eighteen
at the of hundred and Fifty
dollars per during the said pc
0 50 Rod. [nde6nitel
BY the for the relief Of the administrator Of Thomas
Wishart
For Eve years full pay Of lieutenant Of
infantry in the continental line OF the
army Of the United States in the of
the revolution. [Indc6nite
90 BY the for indemnng Moses D. Hogan for cattle de-
stroyed by the Indians in eighteen hundred and forty
For cattle taken destroyed in the
year thousand eight hundred and
forty-wo by band Of Indians sup
posed be portion Of the Sioux
while the said Hogan conveying said
= - cattle to post of the United States at
" W near fort Smelling, in pursuance Of
!, ~ contract entered into by Amos j. Bruce
y % sub-agent the part of the United
the States FOR the Sioux Indians 300 90
June By the act for the relief Of the legal representatives
John II. Stone.
a 90 For the halfpay Of a colonel in the CONT