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 224 FIFTEENTH CONGRESS. S¤ss.II. Ch. 33, 34,37, 38. 1819. Snrurs II. Feb- 20, 18,,-, Cnn. XXXIH.-—An dat for the reliq' of John Clark. Be it enacted, &c., That the Secretary of War be, and he is hereby, Lund-warrant authorized and directed to issue to John Clark, late an officer in the {3;** '““°d‘° revolutionary army, a land warrant for the quantity of eight hundred ` and fifty acres of land; which warrant, when issued, shall be located on any unlocated parts of the fifty quarter townships and fractional quarter townships, reserved by law for original holders of military land warrants; in the manner, and within the time, provided by law for other military warrants, issued for services in the revolutionary army; and a patent or patents shall be granted thereon, as in other cases. Armzovnn, February 20, 1819. Summa II. -——-—— F°b- 20» 1819- Cmtr. XXXIV. -An Act directing the payment of certain bills drawn by Gene. ral drmstrong in favor of William Morgan. Be it enacted, S-c., That there shall be paid to Thomas Griffin, ad- 05209.21 to be miuistrator of William Morgan, deceased, and trustee of Alexander '£gg_'m*¤ Macaulay, out of any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, ,,,,,,0; of w,,,_ the sum of five thousand two hundred and nine dollars and twenty-one Morgan. cents, being the amount of certain bills of exchange drawn by General John Armstrong, in favor of said William Morgan, master of the ship Louisa for the value of said ship Louisa, and cargo under the Louisiana donvcntion, and which bills were delivered to’Joseph Fenwick, p,,,,,;,,, late consul of the United States at Bordeaux: Provided, always, That, before such payment shall be made, the said Thomas Griiiin shall give bond, with one or more sureties, to be approved by the Secretary of the Treasury, to indemnify the United States for such payment, against all persons whatsoever, who may hereafter make any claim on account of the said bills, or either of them. Approved, February 20, 1819. Srnurz II. I36b_ 24, 1mg_ CHA?. XXXVII.——An Act for the relief of T/wma: Hall Jervey. Be gt engptcd, &c., Thgt the Secretary of the Treasury shall cause to 354300 to 5, be pai to homas Hall ervey, surveyor of the port of Charleston onep¤idt<>him· half of the amount received by the United States, on account df the condemnation of the schooner the Lovely Cordelia, and of the James and Elizabeth, gufd thplt an amount, not eirceeding five thousand dollars, be appropriate or t is purpose, to be paid out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. Ammovmo, February 24, 1819. Srnura II. "`T Feb. 24, 1819. Cnr. XXXVIII.-—-An Act concernizg the heirs and legatees of Thomas Turner, """“`**‘ cccaacd. Be it enacted, dw., That the commissioners of the navy pension fund Payment to are hereby authorized and required to pay, out of the said fund, to the fi§`iIf’:;2'?.°:€1;·F· executors of Thomas Turner, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and services_ legatees of the said Thomas Turner, deceased, the sum of one thousand five hundred dollars; the said sum being in consideration of services rendered by the said Thomas Turner, deceased as accountant of the navy department, in receiving and settling all adcounts respecting thedsaid fund, and for which no compensation has heretofore been ma e. Approved, February 24, 1819.