War Claims for Horses and Equipment Under 1818 Act
Claims arise for volunteers and drafted militiamen who lost horses or equipment in the late war with Great Britain. The act covers three classes: killed in battle, died from battle wounds or lack of forage, and losses due to enemy action or capture. Applicants must provide government orders, officer certificates, sworn statements, and show the value of lost property, with oath and no receipt of replacement horse.
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Late War Claims For Property Losses Under United States Orders
The text outlines six classes of claims for loss, destruction, or capture of horse, mules, oxen, arms, accoutrements, and property impressed for army use during the late war. It requires certificates by U S officers or agents, oath by the claimant, and precise statements of time, place, manner, value, and any prior payments. Details cover losses due to enemy action, negligence, or public use, plus destruction of buildings used as military deposits.
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U. States
Notice to claimants of military service impressment claims
A Washington notice details claims for funds due to those affected by impressment and seizure of property for military service. It explains eligibility, required witnesses, payment rules, and the appointment of Richard Bland Lee as Commissioner of Claims. An office on Capitol Hill will receive claims, with eight weeks of publication requested.
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