The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-13


By the act for the relief of the heirs of Samuel
II. Thurston, late Delegate from Oregon.
For The difference the pay he has already received
for mileage aud allowed 10 and received BY the
present Delegate. [lndriinltel
BY the act for the relief Of Collins Boomer.
For the soop aud provisions captured from % eighteen
hundred aud thirteen, by the Brush IN consequence OF
his employment OF the sloop IN TIE conveyance OF Amer
lean troops upon the river 81 Lawrence, 900 90
By the act 10 reimburse the estate of Joseph Me-
Clure, paymastor in the war of 1912.
For the Of Judgment paid BY said Mcclure 10 te
United States for paid out by him. for which the
vouchers burned but which was paid by him 10 his
regiment. 20
BY the act for the relief of Dom PIau.
The amount OF the difference between the salary received
by linn Secretary Of Legation al Paris, and that OF
Charge flares for the of fourteen in October,
Domini eighteen hundred and my four, and from
the twenty day of Deecnbe ammo Domni eighteen
hundred aud h1y four, until the first May ammo Domnl
eighteen hundred aud any five, and also from the third
the eleventh, day OF September ammo Domni eighteen
hundred and my IA 10
By the act for thcrolcf of William l.. Davidson.
Allow 10 William L.. Davidson. for himself AMI the other
children OF Lieutenant Colonel William Davidson. Of the
North Carolina line the continental army OF The United
States, who was killed IN bae on The iret OF February,
seventeen hundred and eighty one Cowan's Ford,
the Calawba river the amount of the halt pay TOR seven
years of the said Colonel Davidson, A. lieutenant col
onel OF nianiry,, lindennel
BY the act FOR the relief of Commander John l..
Saunders.
For entertaining, board the ship 81 Marys, Colonel
John g. EIddae, whilst tearer Of dispatches fron,
Pensacola 10 Aransas, in September, eighteen hundred
ana 9oo w
BY the act for the relief of Adam D. Steuart
The difference the contracted be paid
M audtIn
By the act for the relief of Josept Graham.
For his services As acting clnfge reos Ayres
from t third day OF August 10 the eleventh day OF SEN
tenbcr eighteen hundred and fry two from the twenty
fifth day OF November, eighteen hundred and iitytwo,
% the twenty SIKH day Of March, eighteen hundred and
fy three; and from The thirty first day of March, eieh
teen hundred and htyrfour, 10 the twentieth day Of
October following .44lg %
CIR the relief of Robert s. Wmberly
To pay TO him, from the first dayurps-- thence
drcd and flty five, eight dollars per month"; mon.
during his (he said Wmberly) natural life Indefnire
BY the act for the relief of Thomas Crown.
For the sum to which he Is entitled under contract made
by him the sixteenth day Of March, eighteen hundred
aud twenty six for the delivery of bricks be used in
the loriicaiions AT Oak Island, the mouth OF Cape
Fear river, In North Carolina. ........... $500 90
BY the act for the relief Of Matthew Ct. Emery,
For hauling marble for the Government from the seventh
day Of September, eighteen hundred and dfytwo, tie
eleventh day Of April eighteen hundred mid fifty three;
which account l. set out in the petition filed by the eaim
ant in TINS cunsc' $3.50 90
By the act for the relief Of Mrs Mary Gay
10 pay The widow Of the late William Cay Indian agent
for the Shawnees of Kansas Territory, who Killed
Willie IN the discharge Of his official duties, indemnify
'oeI ana The slusse" Of he WHOM and M ,ay VI n m r
ttnng TO teir homie IN the State Of Michigan, $1,000 90
BY the act for the relief Of Jefferson Wilson, adj
ministrator, with the will annexed, of John +.
Wray, Deceased.
10 pay Tie sum which was paid by John r.. wray de-
ceased for three quarters dissection sixteen in township
nine range i've, Of tho meridian ne othe Chick
lands N the State Of ssssippi the tile TO which
tract of land has been adjndged by the competent ,ril-
mails not TO have been in the United States at the tine Of
said sac... $500 10
d
BY the act for the benefit Of John w. Cox.
TO place The name Of John w Cox Of the State of Ken
icky, upon the roll OF invalid pensioners, and pay
him from The first LAY of January, eighteen hundred aud
ilty-six eight dollars per month during his natural
findcfniie.l
BY the net forthe relief Of the surviving Children
of John Gilbert, revolutionary soldier.
TO puy The surviving children John Gher late soldier
ii Colonel w. u. Writings regiment, the full pay of
private under the act Of Congress Of The seventh Of une
eighteen hundred aud hirty-two, to the time of his DEATH
the twelfth day of April, eighteen hundred and fifty
lIndeiniiel
By the ACT for the relief Of Cntharine ". r. Coch-
rane, sole surviving child of the late General
Philip Schuyler
To pay Cutarnc v. r. Gocirane on her legal repre-
sentave In full payment mud discharge OF all claims
account of services rendered losses sustained
by General Philip Schuyler IN The Of the RevolIi-
non $500 %
By the act for the relief of William w. Reldeu,
administrator Of Ebenezer Belden
For the amount OF loss sustained BY Ebcnezer Beien by
the destruction OF his stock Of goods by the British on the
nineteenth December, eighteen hundred and thirteen al
Buffalo, New York, in consequence Of his store being
used In part military depot, by order of the quarter
master general OF the United states Army $500 "a
BY the act for the relief Of the surviving Children
of Sarah Van Pelt, widow Of John Van Pet,
revolutionary soldier.
To pay to the surviving children Of John Van Pe aid
Sarah Van Pcll the pension due her. fourth
day Of July eighteen hundred and dirty eight to her
death, which occurred the twenty ninth day Of MAY,
eighteen hundred and .ty-;otir, The rate of thy.one
dollars and seyenty-hye cents per annum. Indefinite
| By the act for the relief of PUG, Mir, and Com
pany, Of New Orleans.
To release Judgment rendered in the circuit court of The
United States in the fifth circuit and district
Louisiana, The thirteenth dry Of February one thou.
snnd eight hundred and ty-iour in the case OF the
United states vs. Puig, Mir, and Company, OF New
Orleans, for the sum Of one thousand three hundred and
zen dollars and my four cents, and interest thereon,
being the amount Of duties claimed and payable
TO The United Suites certain coffee imported into The
port Of New Orleans from Cuba, in the spanish brig
"Pcpia " and that the saA Secretary Of the Treasury is