Volume 6
Private Law 22–CXX
for the relief of James Range, a soldier of the Revolution.
Approved March 2, 1833
Statutory text
An Act
for the relief of James Range, a soldier of the Revolution.
Be it enacted, &c.,
That it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the
Land scrip to issue to him.
Treasury to issue to James Range, upon his surrendering to the Commissioner of the General Land Office a duplicate of a warrant for one hundred acres, number six thousand three hundred and fifty-four, (the original of which being lost,) issued to him upon [the] twenty-first of January, one thousand eight hundred and twenty, by the state of Virginia, for one hundred acres of land, due said Range, in consideration of three years’ services as a private in the continental line, land scrip at the rate of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre, in the same form as though the original of said warrant was surrendered; which scrip shall be received in payment for any lands subject to private entry in either of the states of Ohio, Indiana, or Illinois.
Approved, .