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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0202 and id is 1 raw text is: Neal McDonald, the sum of five dollars; to Sampson Laniere, the sum of
twenty dollars; to Thomas Ilendorson, the sum of two hundred and n inety
eight dclinrs and ninety-seven cents; to Merideth and Weats, the sum of
nineteen dollars and twenty-five cents; to David Meredith, the sum of one
hundred and one dollars and twenty.five cents; and to William C. Hicks, fifty
dollars.
Soc. 5. And be it further enacted, That the comptroller of public ac.
counts le. and he is hereby required to-issuc his warrant on the treasurer,
for the above amounts to he paid out of any money in the treasury not oth.
wise appropriated: Provided, that the accounts named in this act shall not
have boon provided for, by any provious act of the present General Assem.
bly. Approved, Dec. 23, 1836.
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No. 181.] AN ACT
Authnrising the pnyment or certain claims therein specifid.
Section 1. Be it naicted by the Senate and House of Representatives of
the State of Alabama in General Assembly convened, That there shall be
'ttaY furnished to David Powell, for furnishing provisions and forago to a volun.
tecr company in service, thirty.five dollars; and to the said David Powell, for
provisions and forage furnished friendly Indians and local troops, and for
hauling arms from Montgomery to Tuckahatcheo, six hundred dollars; to El.
liott Thomas, for provision and forage, furnished the troops in service under
General Moore, five hundred and thirty.seven. dollars and fifty-nine cents;
to Samuel logle, for furnishing forty-five volunteers, five days, one hundred
nd eighty dollars, and to the said Samuel Brgle, for furnishing the Selma
Rangers in the service, two days, eighty-four dollars; to Edward Baxter, for
Furnishing the Shelby county volunteers one night, thirty-three dollas, and
for furnishing Captain Young's company forage and subsistance, and assist.
ing in carrying an express, forty dollars endL seventy-nino cents; to Jcflr;on
11uflord, for mony advanc'd by htm to defray expensas in transporting
-ims from Monigomery to I rwinton, one hundred dollars; to Milton B. Nash,
for Inrnber taken and used by troops at Irwinton, forty-four dollars and son'
onltycents; to Blackwood and McKenzie, for use of a horse in service, by
order of General Irwin. twenty.five dollars; to E. P. George, for the hire ofa.
horse, five dollars and sixty-two cents; to Charles Lowen, for his services as
Quarter Master General and for provisions furnished volunteers, sixty-four
dollars, and to the following persons, for forage and provisions furnished
Nolunteurs and other mnilitarv corps in service, to wit: To Samuel Carvan,
ten dollars and fifty cents; to Red an( Robinson, twelvo dollars; to James
M. Scott. filly dollars; to Zachariah Neel, four dof'ars and seventy-eight
cents; to.lames Tittler, twenty-seven dollars: to John Browden, one dollar
and thirty-sevan cents; to Joshua R. Roberts, thirty.five dollars, and to Josh.
na K. Roberts, for provisions furnished the Madison ocunty volunteers, fifty
dollars, and to Michael U. Hendon, for provisions furnished friendly Indians,
seven hundred and eighteen dollars; to William Beauchamp, twenty dollars;
to James Crow, sixiyoseven dollars and fifty cents; to Tarlton Rhea & Co.
six dollars; to Tarlton Rhou & Co. fbur dollars thirty'seren cents; to Wil-
liam F. Eckles, thirty-one dollars; to Tarltonit Rhea & Co. thirty-six dollars;
to Robert WV. Lindsly, eight dollars.
Sec. 2. And bc it further enacted, That the comptroller of public ne-
counts, shall draw his warrant upon the State Treasuror, for the several sums
mentioned in this act, which shall be paid out of any money in the Treasury,
not otherwise appropriated. Approved, Dec..23, 1836.
[No. 182.1 AN ACT
.4takingi appropriationshfr the payment orcliims against the State.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Scnatc and House of Representatives offhe
State of Alabuni inhitGeneral Asmcvblj conened, That tho following sefm
1836.
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