260 SIXTEENTH CONGRESS. Sr:ss.1I. Ch. 29, 30, 31. 1821. ed during thein- priated, the sum of seven hundred dollars, in full for his claim for inju- €S;’:1gbN°W ries sustained during the invasion of New Orleans by the British, in the y the . 3,-m_,h_ years eighteen hundred and fourteen-fifteen. Approved, March 2, 1821. Scrnun II. —**‘ Much 2, 1 B21_ CHAP. XXIX.-dn Act for the relief of Bartholomew Duverge, """"'_` Be it enacted, dw., That there be paid to Bartholomew Duverge, or To be paid for to his legal representatives, out of any moneys in the treasury not otheryosus Sustained wise appropriated, the sum of two thousand one hundred dollars, in ful] from U.S. for injuries and losses sustained by him, in consequence of the use and ““°°P“· destruction of his property, by the troops of the United States, during the invasion of New Orleans, in the winter of eighteen hundred and fourteen—lifteen. Approved, March 2, 1821. Smm H` crm. xxx.-an tm for at may ry Fame Dennis De La Jzrmrzr.
‘ Be it enacted, &·c., That there be paid to Pierre Dennis De La Ronde,
or his legal representatives, out of any money in the treasury not other- To bg paid {0,. wise appropriated, the sum of five thousand seven hundred seventy doli¤i¤rY Sustained lars and fifty cents, in full for the injury sustained by him, in conse- Kggl U‘S° quence of his plantation and buildinvs having been occupied by the ps. . ¤ . . troops of the United States, from the twenty-third to the twenty-eighth of December, eighteen hundred and fourteen. Armovnn, March 2, 1821. Siwrvrs II. ... March 2, 1821, Cru?. XXXL-do dc! for the relief of the family of the late Oliver Hazard """***··· Perry, Esquire. Be it enacted, dw., That, from and after the twenty-third day of Au- Cmm sums gust, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteen, rented_ by my the following sums he, and the same hereby are, settled, by way of an- ¤f¤¤¤¤i¥y»¤p¤n nuity, payable, under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, "'° l’°"“°““ half yearly, at the treasury of the United States, or at the loan ofhcc at named. . . . Providence, at the option of the annuitants, on the widow and children On th,, widow of the late Oliver Hazard Perry, Esquire, of the United States’ navy; of thslnw 0. that is to say: On Elizabeth Perry, dowager of the aforesaid Oliver ,]1;_1;2‘:g;n$j3?_ Hazard Perry, four hundred dollars during her natural life : Provided, mg hc, nre_ That the said annuity shall cease and determine on the determination C. G. Perry. of her widowhood : on Christopher Grant Perry, his eldest son, one hun- O· H- PBYYY- dred and fifty dollars: on Oliver Hazard Perry, his second son, one C. R. Perry. hundred and fifty`dollars : and on Christopher Raymond Perry, his third son, one hundred and fifty dollars: until the said Christopher Grant, Oliver Hazard, and Christopher Raymond, shall arrive at full age of Margaret twenty-one years respectively; and on Margaret Perry, only daughter, P¤"Y· and youngest child, of the said Oliver Hazard Perry, deceased, the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars, until she shall arrive at the age of twenty-one years, aforesaid: Provided, '1`hat, in case the said Margaret shall have contracted any marriage on or before she shall reach the age of twenty-one years, aforesaid, then the said pension or annuity shall cease and determine on the day whereon the said marriage shall have been contracted, as aforesaid: Provided always, That in case the said Margaret shall not have contracted any marriage on that day, or prior thereto, then the said pension or allowance shall continue to be paid until the marriage or natural demise of the said Margaret: Am! provi- Any child d,,_ dad further, That in case any of the said children of the said Oliver ing before the Hazard Perry, deceased, shall die under lawful age as aforesaid, then, 2l:‘;:g:?;E°’d· and in that case, the pension or annuity granted by this act, shall, in c,,,,,,_ y such case, cease and determine, in respect to such child, so deceasing. Approved, March 2, 1821.
