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Private Law 16–CXXX

for the relief of Thomas Hunter.

Approved May 15, 1820

Statutory text

An Act

for the relief of Thomas Hunter.

Be it enacted, &c.,

That the proper accounting officers of the treasury

Claim to be settled, and amount paid to S. Johnson.

department audit and settle the claim of Thomas Hunter, late a soldier in the nineteenth regiment of United States infantry, for retained bounty, pay, and travelling allowances, due him at the time of his honourable discharge; and to pay the amount due him to Sterling Johnson, his attorney in fact, out of any unappropriated money in the treasury: Provided, That the said Sterling Johnson shall make and deliver,

Proviso.

to the First Comptroller of the Treasury, a bond, in such sum, and with such surety, as the said Comptroller may direct, to secure the United States against a repayment of the sum which may be allowed and paid as aforesaid.

Approved, .

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