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AN ACT
Coftchlnz Invalid ..-Pensioners. L
Jj ft at Attt rted.bY thi Scnat&Gita.
Honk of Rewintdtives ofthe United
States of Americas in Congress" asstm-
bled, Thar the Secretary 6t W ar De,
nrl he is hcrebv dirtcted to place
the-following named pcX5ose
claims have been transmutcw
of ihvand)p1nsionersJ)t thc United r
States, according to the rates, dI)u
to commence, ai ic h
mentioned, that is to say ; ; ,
WirJiarH Fairbrother,, at tne raie
of threedollars per month, tacpra
mence on the 26th day 1 May, one
thousand tight hundred and sx
John de Voe, at the rate ' two
.IrkUarR and fifiv ceMs o'e'r month, to
commence on the first dayjof Aup:usf ,
one thousand eieht. hundred and six
Peter Demarestjat the rate of three
dollars and seventy-five cents pel
month, to commence on me nrst
day of August, one thousand eigni
hundred and six.
Stephen Oefden, at the rate of two
dollar and fitly cents per month,1 to
. " . i p r l j,: .
nmm, nee on ine iwcmv'uuu uuy
if AugusU oni thouiiuid eight huiu
idred and hix.
John Brry, at the rate of five dol
lars per month, to commence on the
second day ot Sepjernber,. one thou
sand eight hundred'and six.
John King, at the rate of four dol
lars per mon h, to commence on thtr
eighteenth day of October, one thou
sand eight hundred and six.
Robert Ames, at the rate of five
rirt Urs iier month, to commence on
the eighteenth day ot October, one
thousand eight hundred and six.
Charles fiowin, at the rate ot two
dollars and fifty cents per month, to
commence -on the thirty 'first d y of
Ociober,one thousand eight hunared
and six.
Francis L. Slaughter, at the rate
of three dollars per month, to com
mence on the fifteenth of Noveoiber,
one thousand eight hundred and six
William R'J Keck,, at the rate of
fourdollars per month, to commence
on the twenty-second daj of Novem
btr, one thousand eight hundred Slid
six.
SpafFord Ames, at the rate of five
dollars per month, to commence on
the eleventh day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and six.
Josiah Jones, at the rate of four
dollars per kno'nth, to commence on
the twenty -Second day December,
one thousafrd eight hundred and six
SAmuel Dawndney, at the ra'e ot
two dollars and fifty cents per month,
to commtnee on the twenty-seventh
day of December, one thousand eight
hundred and six. -
Eliphalet Eastohi at -the rate of
..... . ..
five dollars Mr.pdklfi:t6.'Commence
on the thirty-firstW of December,
eighteen, hundred md.six.
Joseph JUigon, at the rate of three
dollars peitrrionthj to commence on
the eighth day of January, one
thousand, eight hundred and seven.-
John Hubbart, at the rate of three
dollars per month to commence on
the eiglith day of January, one thou
sand eight hundred and seven'.
Daniel Guard, yat the rate of two
dollars and fifty cents per mouth, to
commence on the twenty-third day
of January, r cne thousand eight hun
dred inu seven L; .
EUsnlFprbcsj at theVateof three
dollars per month, to commence on
the twenty fourth day of January , one
thousand eight hundred and seveni
Alexander Simontbn, at the rate
of three4 dollars per month, to com
mence on tiie nmtluday of January,
one mousana eigm nunarcd ec seven
Tate of twenty dollars per montnMo
commence on the fourteenth day of
July, one thousand eight hundred
and six. ; ! ,
Jonas Fyrnsworth, at the rate of
ten dollars per month, to commence
on the second day ot September, one
thousand eight hundred and six
uenoni liathaWay, at the. rate of
n dollars per month, to commence
. - mm . a v
i i
cres pursuant to a iaw vv, w.v dollars per month, to
tnth ofDriU one thousand eigm , , . ,-rhlh dav 0f 3anu
Knnrlred and six, on the pension niennfi i
thousHl eight burred JPd,?ht "Jf d 'x-
rh,iM. uTk. K , Jabss!Pcndleioo, two. dollars ant;
" i U3tuu. -'ai- Tjifc; I
nth sikth ilay of September, one
thousand .eight hundred ana six. r
Thr Marshall Baker, at me
rat kJt' dollars per month, to
commence on the Uvremytninth day
t of September, one- thousand eight
hundred and six. ' v " rt
James I)ysart, at. the rate oyen;
dollars per moiah, to, commence on
the eighteenth day ot Uec.emDer,oiie
thousand eight hundred ana six, , ;
L Henry Ten Eyck, at the rate ot
commeucc;
ary,
one
xht hundred and seven
johiv Li itkrjate of twenty
dollars per' motfthi tb commence on
the thirteenth ,day:or!j"anuaiy,
one
thousand eightjidhd seven. ;
. Thomas HarrisSe rate of.fif-
i teen cioiiars a monni, m tomuicww.
! ' .'u .ui.:l A v if rf fiber. . one
UIJ -lUCi V4, V w ;
thpuahdpigbt hundred and six. !
DieliBall, at the rate often dol
lars' per month, to commence on the
seventeenth day of February, onej
thousand eight hundred and seven, j
Sec. 2. And be- it further enacted;
That the pensions of the fallowing!
pei sons, already placed on the pen
sion list of the United States, whose!
laims for an increase of pension have
iceti transmitted to Congress, pur-j
uant lo the act aforesabe increased
to the sums herein respectively an
nexed to their names, he said m-
crease to commence at tne times
herein mentioned, that is to say :
Seth VVyman, four dollars per;
montlv, to commence on the sixteen' h
day of June, one thousand eight hun
dred and six.
George Bradford, five dollars pe:
month, to commence on he fifteenth
i;ty of August, one thousand lght
hundred and six.
Abel Fuvncy, five dollars a month,
to commence on the. twenty-ninth:.,
day of August, one thousand eight;!
hundred and six.
Qharles Scott, five dollars per ,
month, to commence on the fust
day of September, one thousand j
eight hundred and six.
Ephraim Bailey, five dollars petf!
month, to commence on the fourth;,
clay of September, one ihousand ;
eight hundred and six.
Asa Ware, five dollars per mctuh, ;
to commence on the ninth day of j
September, one thousand eight Enti
tled and six.
Daniel Hicky,five dollars a month,!
to commence on the twenty-Fomth!
day of September, ,pne thousand
eight hundred and six.
Daniel Nutting, two dollars p r
month, t6commence on the seventh
day of October, one thousand eight
hundred and six.
Abel Woods, five dollars per
month, to commence on the tenth
day of October, one thousand eight
hundrtd and six.
Joseph Moirill, five dollars per
month, to commence on the twenty-
fourth day of October, one thousand'
eight hundred and six.
William Neley, five dollars per;
month, to comnienceon the twenty-'
fourth day of October, one thousand
eight hundred and six.
Elisha Frizzle, three dollars and
seventy; five cents per month, to com-!
mencepiklbehird day ot Nov-m ;
ber, one thousand eiarht hundred and
Six.
William Blirritt, five dollars per I
month, to commence on
the third
thousand
day of -November, oue
eight hundred and six.
Benjamin Smith, five dollars pet
month, to commence on the third
da f of November,, one thousand
eight hundred and six.
George Pittman, five dollars per
month, to commence on the first day
of February,' one thousand eight
hundred and seven.
Austayu$ Alnck, . three dollars
andHfilHy-three cents and one third
V ..... ..
fifty cents per month, to .commence
on the t wenty-seven th day of Decern
bl r, one thousand c'ght hundred
and six . . .
Wiat HfnlVy-j fiye dollars, per
month, to cornnlence oplhelt wenty
eighth day of December, one thou
sand eight hundred and six. ; '
, Edward Evarts, 0ve dollars per
J month, to commence on the fifteenth
1 1
day of January, one thousand seven
hundred and seven. -
Moses Wing, five dollars per
tiionth, to commence on the twenty
fourth day of Deceutbcr, one thou
sand eight hundred and six,
John Gavenough, three dollars per
month to commence on the seven
teenth day of January, one thousand
eight hundren and seven .
Richard Hardin, live dollars per
month, to commence on the eleventh
day of September, one thousand
eight hundred and six. -
Jonathan Holton, ten dollars per
month,' to commence on the eighth
day of September, one thousand
eight hundred and six.
Jonathan Wilkird, five dollars per
month, to commence on the eighth
day of September, one thousand
eight hundred and six. f.
Thomas Pearson, thirteen dollars
thirty ihree enis and one third of a
cent per month, to commence on the
twenty-eighth day pf July, one thou
sand eifihundred and six.
Johp - faynard, six dollars per
mont'Wcpm mence on the twenty -
iiith day of July, one thousand eight
hundred and six.
Thomas Avery, sixteen dollars
sixty six cents and two thirds of a
cent per month, to commence on the
bird day of October, one thousand
eight hundred and six.
Ebeneztr Coe, twenty dollars per
month, to commence on the thirty
first day of July, one thousand ejgh
hundred and six. .
Ebetii'Zer Bancroft, six dollars per
monlh,to commence ontlic thirty first
day of October, o;i thousand eight
hundred and six.
William Worihington fifteen dol
lars per month, to commence on ;hc
nineteenth day of November, out
thousand eight hundred and six.
Ddvid Hawk-), ten dollars per
month, to crmm .sice on the eighth
day ot December, one -ihousano
eight hundr d and six.
Sec. 3. And be it farther enactfd
That the pension ot Benjamin Bart
'ett of Massachusetts, who w:is em
ploy -d in the service of ihe Uf iieu,1
S'ates as an escort, spy and guide,!
at the pay ot one dollar per day, dur- J
mg hostilities wiih certain Indian!
tribes," iq the year one thr uaiid se-j
ven hundred and ninety-four, and
vva'i disabled by beincr wounded
whilst in said service, be increased
to fivs'doll'irs p -r mnn h.
Sec. 4. And be ir further enacted
That the. pciiiioiih bcco.mrg xuch by
virtue of ibis act, shall be paiff in tht
same manner as invalid pensioners
are paid, who have heretofore been
placed on the pension list of the
United States, under such re'ric-
tont and regulations in all respects,!
as are prescribed by the law? of tin
United States in such ca-e provided
I". M ACON,
, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
S SMITH,
resident (f the Senate pro tem.
Approved March 3. )ti07.
Til. JEFFERSON
CELEBRATED MEDICINES
'T'HE following celebrated Patent
and family Medicines, have been in
use throughout the United States, for up
'Vards of dght years past, during which
v, me they have probably cured more per
sons than all the. Medicnes heretofore
j made public in; America. Many of then
(independent of their superior emcat$) ary
sold for less than the Drucs ot which thee
are compounded could be purchased at a
Retail Stare. . 1 -
H AMILTONs WORM-DESTROY-ING
L02ENGES, the enly mild, ta&
and infallible Remedy hitherto discovered
it rny be used by the most dehcate Fe
males, and the youngest infants, With per
fect safety. - - -V j '. ;t ' k-
Ha- r.iltons Worrh Destroying Loieiiges
there is reason to believe, have within 7
, years past cured upwards of Two Hundred
Thousand Persons, or both sexes, t every
aget and in every situation, of variouF
dangerous cornplaintsarising from Worms
and from obstructions or foubiess in th.
stomach-and bowels, : bears !no analogy
whatever to othemof a simiiar title, so
commonly complained of as operating with
violence, on the contrary, a particular ex
cellence of this remedy is its being suite.
to every age and coftstitu ion -It. contains
nothing but what is perfectly innocent, and
If so mild in its operation, that cannot
?niure the most delicate ureffnant ladv. Oi
thetienderest infant of a weekMbld, ihoul 71
no worms exist in the boiy, bwt will with
outnain orripae. cleanse the stqmact
and bowels of whatever is ioul or offensive,
and thereby pfeveut the production ot
worms stnd niairy fatal disorders. The
liozenges are particulaHyy emcacious io
carrying' off alt gross humours aritt etu
tions, feyejrish.iuitl -bltfoas complaipt aid
are the safest, and mildest purgative thai
caii b used on any occasion. A dose ot
this medicine given occasionally jjjf. tKe
warm season ; vtrill elfettually prevent
vomiting and purging of cl.ildi-en,1" a
''dreadful disorder, which annu.allyjdestfO)
thousands of! the infant part of our citizehsi
It is like ;vtse" the nfildest and most ceftahi
remedy known, and has .restored, to health
and strength a great number when in an
advanced age, of the fatal complaint. ! Par
ticular and plain Sustruct ans are given for
every part of the necessary treatment m
such cases. . - . . .
Children generally take this rrjedieihe
vvjin eagerness : navmg a pieasmg uppear
ance, and art agreeable taste.''
; HAMILTON'S ELIXIR,
For Coughs, Colds,. Asthmas and the
Vhooping' C ougpr " and -celebrated
for removing "approaching .
. . Cowsumptioris
HAMILTON'S ESSENCE and EX
TRACT OF MUSTARD, forte Uheu
matism, Gom, PaTsey, Lumbago, Numb
nesi,' White Swellings, Sprains,' Bruises.
Pains in the Face ai.d Nee,
IN FL ALIBLE AGUE aKD FEVER
DROPS.
' Recommended to the Inhabitants of low
marshy Neighbourhoods, where the wdr
ion of Agues,-Remittent and Intermittent
Fevers preva.l, asihe only certain remedy
SOVEREIGN OINTMENT FOR THE.
I T ( '- Hia cert ai n t h re , by once u&ingt
THIS preparation (which is warranted
not to contain a particle of mercury or, any
pernicious 'ingredient) has Wen in use up
wards of twenty years in Europe and for
eght years m the United States, during
which time i. has never failed to perform a
cure; and it is so innocent that it may be u
sed on the youngest infant with the greatest
safety. The proprietor is so conhufnt of
this vegetable qiniment be ng an intaiiible
remedy, that all ;he venders o. Le'& cele
brated patent and family medicines are an
thorised to return the purchase money,
should any person certify its having failed,
tc perfoim the pTomised cure.
Di-.HAJiN's aNTI-BILIOUS PlLLb
celebrated' for preventing and curing all
h- std isoruKsViJireri proceed frpmancr ,
s a e of theBilesuclra Bilibus Chol c, H
l;;;Ui rivers, accajsovior removing tiaoi-i
tuil Custiveness, Sicknrss a: the otonuch,
and severe Headache.
. PERSIAN XOI IONT, for beautifying
the Skm, als'b a certam.cure for Tetters
kmgyorms, Blotches, Freckles, Pimples,
ScurlSr' &c.
DfAjf LIP SALVE, a pleasant
lneparatJon fur c'uo)p'dand sore Lips, and
tA.ry; blemish of the L;ps, arising from
c L is, fevers, ftc. speedily restoring them
ar.a a uuiiic; a delicate softness.
ilEsi.RATVii TOOTH POWDER.
r'ov i he Tee:h and Gtlms, strengthening
; f them, pn.-serv.ng the Enamel, and
whitening ul the 1 ecih.
Dr. HAllK's VE-U'ATER, a sove
Remedy fcr diseases of tht E) es, whether
ihe eilcct of weakness or of accident, n-
vcrfai ing.to cure those maladies which
succeed the Smallpox, Measles, &c.
UAIIN's GERMAN CORN PLAIS
TER.
TOOTH-ACHE DROITS.
ANODYNE ELIXIR,
Forthe cure of the Head- AcheV
, Sold at Ralt gh by Joseph Gales only i
and wholesaleby the Proprietor, at the Pa
tent Medicine Wareiieuse, No. 56. Mai-
at-n ine, Ae at-i or, wnere may b-; seen
a mulf'plicry t f Recommendatory Letter
trora -many public, and other -well known
characters, which the limits of an Adver
iisement dx not permit. to be inserted
War Department
FtBkuAiiv 23, 1805.
JvTOTlCE is hereby given that
separate Proposals wiil b rectived at
the Office of the Secretary for the Deoart-
meru cf War, until 12 o cloclt noon of
the first Wednesday in Jun next, for the
supply of all rations that may . be required
for tK use of-the UniteiLStates, from the
rim day of October 1807? until tte 30:h
day of September 18v3, both day mcli.ive,
at the following places,. V'tZV.
1st At Niagara, Detroit, MichUimacki-
vf Tfrnrt Wi'nf TT1 1 l " ti 4 nfr - xt
-.v. ,.., .v a.. t.
piace or piacrs wnere. troops are or may be
.-tatianed. mar bed or recruited withi.nhe
S ite 01 OrrioJand Territory of Itjichlh,
.d.at.any- place or places, within the In-
h'ana Territory, north of the 4lst degrei
..f North latitude. . ;
2nd. At the new military post opposits
'lis-mouth el the Hiwassee, and within the
CheroHee nation between Tennessee ind
Georgia, and on the Tennessee river, and
on the road between said river and Nash-
TecrUited.Avithfn the states of Kentucky and
l ennessee - r .
thenVer VV a bash, at i ort Mas&ac, New
Madrid. Chickasaw Bluffs, Arlcurisasu
Nat-hei and Fort Adamsr",aud ai any plat
r places where troops are or maybe sta
tioned, marched or recrt'.ited in the Missis-.
sippi-ten itory, except the county of Wasti
) ng ton, and at any place or places in the
Indiana territory south of tne 41ut degree
of north latitude, and fifty miles east of
the Mississippi riven
4th. . At? SuLouis, St. Cliarles, Kaskas
'a, Cahokia and at any j)lace ur places
where troops i are r m-y be stationed,
marjehed or recruited within the enrittvry- of
Liana, north of tur '..Madrid, and
.soy lc ttaces. jsk Uieiia tbritpr'
within fifty -n
riyejV and, outh f the 4jUt degtee of north .
latitude Fort; jassac exept ft '-v,v-"
LPirit CoupeC Oaeheta,,Natcnitwhesp
peiousasinaKapa, rort btoddett, fort St.;
Stephens', and at any; placeor places wnerd '.
troops ire or may he stationed, mat cfeed'oe v'
rectuited within, the territory of Orleans -pr
In the cobnty oY Washington in thfe-Missis
sippi territory and 4t,any plor.place
drf the wesr 'sid of , the Misiss ppi rivet
beloV'ArkafisasT:-- .J . V
Separate 1 prQpbsafs will also b? rece'VedT
as atbresaid, for die supply of all rations,
which may be required for the use of be
United Slates from the firstday of janua
ry 1808, u "the 31st day uf December ot
the same year; both days inclusive, within
the severalstates hereinafter mentiored, v:
6th. At the Oa)mideO!d Fields, antl ;
at any place or. nlacfeswhlre troops are 6
maybe stationed,, marched or t. ueru ted
wlihin tliesrate uf Georgia, and on the In
dian boundary between Georgia and thtt v
,JCreefe iiatioit. , 4 -vfXy ' ' . L
Tth. At Chafeston, itoekymotint pfi
the head wafers of the Santee, and at any
place or places where troops are or may bd
stationed, marched or recru ted; within th
States of North and South-Carolina.
8th At Norf Ik, and M any place ok
placee where troops are or may Efestationdk ,
marched, or recruited within the state oF
Virginia ,g.t .. f;v" , .
9th. At F01 1 M'Herjry, and at any fcracd
V peaces where troops are or may be sta
tioned, marched or Tecrajted within the
si r teof Maryland and distr ct of Columbia
,10th.. At Fupt Mifflin, Carhsle, -and at v
iny place or place where troops are or; .
may be stationed marched orv jrecrai ted
within the state of Pen sylvan .a east ojFT
the- nvmnta.'ns and within the states bit,
New-Jersey and Delaware.
11th. At Pittsburg, , and at any place
places, where troogsare ormay be, stationed
marched or recruited Within the state of
Pennsylvania, ve6f of the mountains.
12th At Fort Jay j Wst Pdint, Albany
Schenectady, and at any place or places
where trovps are1 or may be stationed
nurched or recruUed. within the state of
Nfw-York, Niagara and its dependencies)
excepted -
13 h At Fort Trumbull, Fort Wolcott
and at any placeor places where troops arei
or may be stationed, marched or recruited
within thi state 0P1 Connecticut. Rhode-
Island and Verm. nt.
14-h. At Fort Independence (Boston har
bour) and at any place or places where;
troops are or mat be stationed, marched oe
recruited within the state of Massachusetts
hetown of Sprmgheld and the district ot
Maine excepted, s
I5:h At Portsmouth and Portlandj and?
at any place or places Where troops are or
inay be stationed, marched or recruited
within the state of New-Hampshire afttifthd
district of Maine.
16th. Proposals will also be received as
aforesaid, for the supply of all rations which
may be required bythe Unitea States," foi
the troops wli ich are or mav be' stationed
mai ched or recruited wfttxih thep. town ofe
Springfield in the state of 'Massachusetts'".
arid lor tne armourers and other persons
employed i the United States' armoury at.
har placelrora thelst -day -of January
1803t6 the 31st day -December thd
same year, both days jjidiiye ; '
A ration to Consist pfMoepotJd and one
quarter of beef, or three qdaners of a pobnd
of pork, eighteen ounces ofbread o,r ourji
one gill of rum, whiskey or brandy', atid aft
the rate of two quarters ofa1t, bur quarts
of vinegar, four -pou 'ds' qJi,tSOap, and ond
pound -ind aTiilf of candles to every mm
dred rations. The prices of the several
'component parts of the rations shall be spe
cified ; but the United States reserve the
right of male ngsuch alterations in the price
of the component partsuif the ration afore
said, as shall make thepria: of each part
therepf bear a Jstprpportion to the pro
posed price of (lie ivhole ration. The rations
arc 1.0 oe lurnisnea in sucn quantities, tUC
there shall at all tirries, during the term of?
the proposed contract, be sufficient for the
consumption of the troops at Mii6fiilimack
inac, Detroit and Chikago for six months
in advanca , and At each of the other pests
on the western waters for at least three
ntonths in advance, of good and Wholesome'
provisions, if the same shall be red u bed.
t i -usp-io ue permuteo to. all and tTery
At is aiso.to oe permuteo to all alna;
; of the commandants of fortified plac s o
V p,,stsV tj xail -oi, at seasons when the same
j . can be transported, or at any time in case
of urgency, such supplle. of hk provisions
j in advance, avm thediscretion of the com
, mandaut sha t he Helmed proper.
If 'It is iuodrstdbd that the coiitractor is td
; at the expence and risk of 1 issuing the
8unnr?es id the ttonn. a,,. tW'.u l
sustained by the depredations of an enemy,
or by means-, of the troops of tie United
U$ ted States
in. .tr or! m .).
, ; tov1 asT aforesaid. o the lnn!,t,nni r
lit two or Tnnrr'r.nn f rrprlitaKlL -..,.
and the certificate of a commissioned officer,
,..,. 1 . g. . .
slat h -xnoxircumstances or tne loss, and
the amount jl3he articles for which - com
pensation shall be claimed. 1
The privilege is understood to be reserved
to the United States, of requiring thatnoiic
of tne v-tppbes which may oe furnished un.
der suayi of the proposed onf tacts, Shall hi
issued, until the vdpplies which have eeri
cr may be furnished under contracts now
in force, have been consumedj and that 3.
supply in advances inay always be requ.it.
at any of the fixed posts on the seaboard 01
Indian frontier, not exceeding tnretr mon . ht,
1 , . - . H. DKAit r.rv m
ai February 25 180T. . Sccratirj cflXif .
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