328 EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 59 60 6} 62. 1825. J J } of the late Commissioner of the General Land Office, issued by mistake, dated January second, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-three. Arvrtovmn, March 3, 1825. Snrura II. ——·-·- Much ;g25_ Cue?. LIX.—·An del for lhe relief of the Companies of Mounted Rangers com. -——-·——— manded by Captains Boyle and M ’ Girth. Be it enacted, Qc., That the provisions of an act, entitled "An act Act for the for the relief of the officers, volunteers, and other persons, engaged in ‘£:°*::°:ll:f,’f; the late campaign against the Seminole Indians," be, and the same are, theimgcgm. extended so as to embrace the officers and men who composed two paign against companies of mounted rangers, commanded by Captain Thomas H. zlijslggllglsgyo Boyle and captain M’Girth, in the year one thousand eight hundred and companies_ eighteen, on the southern frontier of the United States, and the officers and men composing the companies before-mentioned, shall be entitled A,,t°;M,y 4, to receive all the benefits of said recited act, as those who served in the 1822, ch. 48. campaign against the Seminole Indians, and no more. Avrxovnn, March 3, 1825. Srnura II. ——; Mm-ch 3, ]gg5_ Cru?. LX. -—-dn dot for the rcllgf xp" he heirs and devisees 1y' John Ferrell, ————————-·—-—— ccease . . Be it enacted, 8-c., That the executors of the last will and testament His executors of John Ferrell, deceased, late of the state of Ohio, be, and they are {gc*{l*¤g¤;j‘*;*¤ hereby, authorized to relinquish to the United States, the east half of ew qi,,,,},,, of the south·east quarter of section thirty-one, in township five, range five, sectional, _ in the Marietta land district, in the state of Ohio, according to the l,$’I;"r'Q:3f l“ directions of the said last will and testament; upon which relinquishtrim, Ohio, and miillt, IH l·h€ mi\IlH€|' dl!`€6l19d by ’tl'lC SGCl‘€tI1I'y of the Treasury of the {1e;<ite1_ve the west United States, the west half of the said quarter section, heretofore relin-
- “ ’°°“m· quished to the United States by the said executors, shall revert to, and
become vested in, the heirs or devisees of the said John Ferrell, as fully as if the same had not been so relinquished. Approved, March 3, 1825. Snazuers II. -·~—- March 3, 1825. Cmm. LXI. ~—An ./fel for the relief of Thomas R. Broome. Be it enacted, •$·c.,That Thomas R. Broome be, and he hereby is, fgglggslzuscd released from the payment of the surn of two hundred and sixty-two mnt0f5g6g, dollars, being part of a judgment obtained against him by the United pm 0;,, j,,d,,_ States, in the Circuit Court of the United States, for the fourth circuit {pon; olgniged in and for the District of Maryland, at the December term thereof, in Jain; him: the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-four. 5i,,,,.,,,,,,,,,;,,,. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the proper accounting offiforage} to be cers of the treasury department be, and they are hereby, authorized to ““° · settle the account for forage of the said Thomas R. Broome, on principles of equity, by allowing him a credit on the judgment obtained against him m the District Court of the United States, for the sum acmally paid by him fiir forage. nmtovso, March 3, 1825. STATUTE II. . March 3, 1825. Cin?. LXIL ——./9n .0cl for the relief of Ebenezer Averill Be itlenaetel, gm., That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he hgggont to hereby is, directe to pay out of any imoney in the treasury not othering hml;:¤i:F· wise appropriated, to Ebenezer Averill, the sum of seventy dollars, for the service 0,- pasturing horses for a corps of artillery in the service of the United the U. States, States; and for fences used for fuel, in the fall of eighteen hundred ang twelve, by the United States’ troops. rmzovnn, March 3, 1325.
