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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1813
Page
14
The text outlines acts approving prisoner of war regulations, army engineering corps expansions, cadet provisions, and faculty appointments at the military academy. It details pay, ranks, and roles for engineers and staff, cadet age limits, entry terms, and supplementary funding for equipment and buildings. It also covers extensions for land purchasers and appointments of brigadier generals and deputies in the army.
The President pro tempore of the Senate acting as such when the Vice Presidency is vacant shall receive during the period of his duties a specified compensation. This act outlines the entitlement for service in the vacancy period as defined by the Congress.
Fragmentary text shows a speaker and presidential or Senate reference with a truncated date July 6 1812. The fragment hints at an approved compensation allowance by law and a formal legislative context.
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