American state papers: documents, legislative and executive, of the Congress of the United States, from the 1st session of the 1st to the 2nd session of the 17th congress, inclusive: commencing March 4, 1789, and ending March 3, 1823. Class 9, Claims, Volume 1

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On claims for depreciation property used damaged or destroyed by the army and for interest
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On the memorial of Captain Peter Perret an officer exchanged on the 26th of August 1778 for
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On the claims of Nathaniel Appleton commissioner of loans for State of Massachusetts for office
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December 31 1794
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On the petition of Ebenezer Stetson who received a wound on board of a privateer for an invalid
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On the petition of the widow of General Greene for indemnity against certain engagements entered
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On the petition of Gilbert Dench for loss sustained by depreciation January 4 1797
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On the expediency of making provision by law for the renewal of lost certificates February 6 1797
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On the petition of John Rogers for compensation for his expenses in obeying a summons from a com
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On the petitions of Mary Hibbon widow of F Cranbury for bounty land and Michael Van Kleek
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Memorial of Thomas Paine asking a compensation for his services in aiding to obtain a loan from
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On the petitions of Joseph Ball and others holders of new emission bills issued by the respective
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Furnishing documents and information relative to the Georgia militia claims February 4 1803
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On the several petitions of Stephen Sayre for remuneration for his diplomatic services as secretary
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On the memorial of David Henley praying to be discharged from a balance found against him in
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On the petition of Samuel Brown for compensation for certificates of his wages of which the regi
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On the petitions of sundry persons for compensation for loan office and final settlement certificates
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On the petition of Stephen G Simmons for loss in the value of a horse May 2 1800
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On two memorials of Hugh Hughes a deputy quartermaster general in the army praying compensa
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On the petition of Eleanor Haggerty for compensation for the time she was imprisoned as a witness
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Memorial of the Legislative Council and House of Representatives of the Mississippi Territory pray
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On the petition of Sarah Peters for a pension her husband having died while acting as a surgeons
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On the petition of Ann Elliott for relief her husband an army contractor having been killed by
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On the petition of David Valenzin for indemnification for oppression and illegal conduct by certain
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killed by the enemy February 15 1804
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On the petition of J Brooks and N Peed for costs of a suit commenced on their information for
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On the petitions of Daniel Kermer and N H Heath for compensation for a ropewalk burnt by
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On the petition of Caleb Nicholls for indemnity for damage done to his property by the enemy
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Report of the Postmaster General on the memorial of Samuel Whiting for compensation for pursuing
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Petition of Isaac Briggs for compensation for exploring a route for a post route from the city of Wash
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On the petition of John G Bogert for the return of a part of the money paid by him for lands which
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On the petition of Gregorie Sarpy claiming damages for the deprivation of the exclusive right to trade
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Letter of M Poirey secretary and aiddecamp of General Lafayette asking to be placed on
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On the petition of Geo Shover a deserter claiming land bounty and balance of pay March 31 1818
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On the petition of Jeremiah Hill a collector of the revenue for indemnity for certain judicial
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On the petition of Colonel A McLane claiming halfpay for life after it had been commuted Janu
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Transmitting a list of the names and rank of pensioners inscribed on the pension roll under the act
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On the bill from the Senate entitled An act for the relief of the officers and volunteers engaged
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On the petition of Peter Kendall for indemnity for the impressment and loss of his property in 1814
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On the petition of Loring Austin an officer of the United States army for indemnity for judicial
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On the petition of John Anderson praying indemnity for the destruction of his house while occupied
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On the petition of Major General Jacob Brown for indemnity against the expenses of certain judicial
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On the petition of Willis Wilson an invalid pensioner praying to be allowed a return of his com
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On the petition of William Hill and others for interest on certain debenture bonds held by them
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On the petition of Andrew J Villard for indemnity for property destroyed by order of Government
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On the memorial of James Furguson praying indemnity for property destroyed on the high seas
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On the petition of Daniel Renner and N H Heath for indemnity for a ropewalk burnt by the enemy
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On the petition of Ralph M Pomeroy for indemnity for property burnt and destroyed by the enemy
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On the petition of Gad Worthington a deputy collector for indemnity for money stolen from him
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On the petition of Samuel Gibbs praying indemnity for the loss of two loan office certificates
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On the petition of Charles Higgins an army contractor praying to be indemnified against the dis
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On the claim of Thos Shields a purser for indemnity for stores captured by the British in 1814
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On the memorial of Hugh McCullough praying the return of the purchase money paid for a lot sold
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On the claim of Robert C Lane for horses lost in the Seminole war January 13 1820
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Transmitting information of the number of revolutionary pensioners placed on the pension roll under
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On the petition of Pierre Dennis de la Ronde for indemnity for losses sustained during the invasion
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On the petition of Esther Rogers widow of Major H Rogers praying to be allowed a pension Jan
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Furnishing further information on the subject of invalid pensions March 1 1823
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On the petition of Nathaniel Childers an assistant marshal asking extra pay for taking the fourth
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On the petition of Amos Muzzey a defaulting postmaster to be relieved from a judgment obtained
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On the petition of Antoine Bienvenue for indemnity for property destroyed during the invasion
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On the petition of James H Clark a purser in the navy for indemnity for money stolen from him
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On the petition of Samuel Monett for indemnity for losses sustained in consequence of the refusal
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On the petition of Jonathan S Smith praying to be indemnified for the loss of certain property which
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On the petition of Jacob and Henry H Schieffelin for indemnity for property sequestered in Eng
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On the claim of Alonzo B Memoz for indemnity for the capture of a ship and cargo by an Ameri
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On the petition of John Miller an army paymaster for indemnity for public money lost by him
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On the petition of Robert F Stockton an officer of the navy praying indemnity for judicial pro
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REPORTS OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
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On the petition of Robert Elwell praying indemnity for demurrage and expenses of a vessel chartered
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13th CONGRESS 1st SESSION 1st Virginia regiment 2d SESSION 4th Pennsylvania regiment 6th Maryland regiment aforesaid agent allowed amount appears application appointed April army August Beaumarchais bill Captain cargo certificates circumstances Colonel commissioners Committee of Claims COMMUNICATED compensation contract court dated December Department disability discharged District dollars Ebenezer Stevens Enlisted entitled Evidence complete expenses February following report France Georgia Government half-pay honor House of Representatives indemnity Indians invalid pension James January John Banks JOHN COTTON SMITH Joseph July July 15 June late letter Lieutenant March Maryland regiment Matross memorialist militia minister musket ball October opinion paid payment petitioner President Private provision quartermaster received referred the petition resolution of Congress Resolved respectfully Seaman Secretary Secretary of War Sept Sergeant settlement ship South Carolina regiment submitted Thomas Treasury troops Tunis United vessel Virginia William Duer William Eaton Wounded

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TítuloAmerican state papers: documents, legislative and executive, of the Congress of the United States, from the 1st session of the 1st to the 2nd session of the 17th congress, inclusive: commencing March 4, 1789, and ending March 3, 1823. Class 9, Claims, Volume 1
ColaboradoresWalter Lowrie, United States. Congress
EditoraGales and Seaton, 1834
Original dea Biblioteca Estadual da Baviera
Digitalizado14 abr. 2010
Num. págs.909 páginas
  
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