Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 6.djvu/468

 368 NINETEENTH CONGRESS. Szss.II. C1—1.9S,99,100,101. 1827. Srnvrs II. March 3, 1827. Cm!. XCVIII.——An Act for the relief of John Abraham Willie}:. Be it enacted, &c., That there be allowed to John Abraham Willink ,D*¤3”b¤°*< °l' the benefit of drawback upon one hundred and eighty-two boxes of owe W mg"' brown Havana sugar, exported in the brig Pilgrim, from New York to Antwerp, in the year eighteen hundred and twenty-three, in the same manner as if the said John A. Willink had executed the export bond within the time prescribed by law; the said John A. Willink comply- ing, in all other respects, with the provisions of the several laws in such case made and provided. Approved, March 3, 1827. Snun II. M¤\'¢l1$»l827- Cnr. XCIX.—·An Act for the relief of P. B. Price, administrator of George `"_"—_" Mansell, late a Collector of Internal Duties and Direct Tax in the state of Kenlucky. A eredit al- Be it enacted, &c., That the proper accounting ohicers of the treasury l<:,W€d.l“m **¤ department be, and they are hereby, authorized to allow to P. B. Price, z_;°_m"m°t°r' as administrator of the estate of George Mansell, deceased, late of Scott county, Kentucky,on the judgments obtained against Price, administrator of the said Mansell, by the United States, on account of the balance due for moneys received by him as Collector of Internal Duties and Direct Tax, for the first and second Collection Districts of Kentucky, a credit for commissions on the amount paid by him on said judgments, and on all sums paid by him, on which commissions have not been allowed: Y1’- Provided, That no allowance shall be made for such commissions, except for payments made for the principal sum due for said internal du- Proviso. ties and direct tax, but not for interests nor costs: And provided further, The allowances thus made shall not exceed the amounts due on such judgments; and the same judgments, and executions thereon, shall continue in force for any sums which may remain due after such deductions and allowances. Approved, March 3, 1827. Srnura II. """" M'"°h 3* wu Can. C.-An Act for the relief ey;'] the légal representatives ry' Joseph Jeans, eeease . Be it enacted, qc., That the proper accounting officers of the treahf:31;’§:‘ sury department pay unto the legal representatives of Joseph Jeans, ad duriuglihs deceased, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, late war. the sum of one hundred and seventy-five dollars, it being for two horses, taken by impressment into the public service, during the late war, and Proviso. lost while in said service: Provided, however, That whatever sum may have been paid to said Jeans, for the use of the said horses, shall be deducted from the sum above-mentioned. Approved, March 3, 1827. Srnura II. · C1-rn. CI.--Ar: Act for the relief of Thomas Collins. Be it enacted, Qc., That Thomas Collins be exonerated fiom the ,_£:¤¤:¤’¤¢¤dt payment of two hundred dollars sixty-seven cents, a balance charged °fab§lg;;‘:“ against him by theaccounting officers of the treasury department, in umn mm, the settlement of his accounts as captain in the service of the United