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 TWENTY-SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. I. C1=r.156,15’7. 1832. 501 _ Arpens. Toises. Feet. Opposite side ---~- 3 04 4 Lund claims 83. Marguerite l\1olero, widow Nunez - - 1 17 Us °°“£"“°d‘ Opposite side - 1 17 1 84. Christoval Molero —--·— I 16 5; Opposite side --·-· I 17 00 85. Antony Molero - 2 14 5 Opposite side ---—- 2 15 1 86. Manuel Lombas,  - 00 29 0;- Opposite side — 00 29 0s 87. Juan Alfonson - -  2 28 03é cd 88. Roque Acosta - ··  2 21 00 $3 89. Antoine Landier - 5 05 03 3 T 90. Francisco Alfonso ---·- 2 14 05,% : E. 91. Manuel Solis - - · - - — 21 14 00 ,5*, C? 92. Widow Nunez - 14 15 00 wm 93. Pedro Hernandez -·--- 5 20 00 S 9•= 94. Widow Nunez ---—- 5 22 00 gw g 95. Felix Marrero - --——- 13 15 00‘° be, andthe same are hereby, confirmed, and recognised as valid, upon the same terms and conditions that other Spanish claimants, residing in the state of Louisiana, east of the Mississippi, and Island of Orleans, have been heretofore confirmed: Provided, That this act shall only be Proviso. construed as a relinquishment of any claim of the United States in and to any part or portion of the lands described in said plat: And pro- Proviso. vided also, That this act shall not be deemed or held to interfere with the claims or rights of any person or persons whatever. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the tract of land described _Rcman Cathoin said plat, as belonging to the church, measuring one arpent, eighteen ggngaggg 1“"d“ toises, and one foot, and one-third of a foot, and numbered in the pre- ` ceding list sixty-five, be, and the same is hereby, confirmed and recognised as valid, to and for the uses and purposes for which the same has been heretofore held and used : Provided, also, That this act shall be Proviso. only considered a relinquishment on the part of the United States, and not to interfere with the rights of others. Approved, June 25, 1832. CHAP. CLVI.——An dei for the relief of Ephraim Whitaker. July 3, 1832, Be it enacted, &c., That, in addition to the allowance and payments authorized and required to be made to Ephraim Whitaker by the act, Additionagpuy entitled, "An act for the relief of Ephraim Whitaker and John J. Ja- e{;*,;E’°i*° · cobs," passed on the twenty-ninth day of May, eighteen hundred and Acitzffmyzg, thirty, he shall be accounted with, and paid in the same manner, and 1830, ch. 205. to the same extent, as is authorized and required by the act, entitled army of the revolution," which pay shall begin on the third day of 18% di-53- March, eighteen hundred and twenty-six, and continue during`his natural life. Armzovnn, July 3, 1832. ——-i Srnvrz I. Cmp. CLVII.-An Act for the relief of John Lacy. July 3. 1832- Be it enacted, rfc., That the proper accounting officers of the treasury be, and they are hereby authorized and required to audit, adjust, Ai¢3¤¤£¥0 b¤ and settle, upon principles of justice and equity, the account of John ""° * °‘ Lacy, for losses said to have been sustained by him in consequence of the non-compliance on the part of the United States, with the conditions of a contract into which the said John Lacy had entered with Captains
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 * ‘An act for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of the Aotoi'MuyI5,