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    On claim of Elizabeth Mays to a pension for the loss of her son, killed on board of the Lawrence, in the War of 1812-'15.
    Published 1828
    “...Claim of Elizabeth Mays to pension for loss of son, killed on board Lawrence, in War of 1812...”
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    On claim of Elizabeth Whitehead to a pension for the loss of her son, killed on board of the Frigate Chesapeake, in the War of 1812-'15.
    Published 1828
    “...Claim of Elizabeth Whitehead to pension for loss of son, killed on board frigate Chesapeake, in War...”
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    On claim of Nathaniel Bostick, a soldier of Fort Bowyer, for prize money, on the capture of a sloop-of-war belonging to the British Navy, in the War of 1812-'15.
    Published 1826
    “... belonging to British navy, in war of 1812...”
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    Claim for prize money on Vessels captured by the Argus and destroyed at sea.
    Published 1816
    “...United States History War of 1812....”
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    Claim to prize money on behalf of the representatives of a seaman killed in the Battle of Lake Champlain.
    Published 1830
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    Provisions of the prize acts extended to the captors of the British privateer Retaliation.
    Published 1815
    “...United States History War of 1812....”
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    On claim for prize money on account of the capture of the British squadron on Lake Champlain, in 1814.
    Published 1832
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    On claim to compensation for a vessel impressed by a naval officer into the United States service and destroyed by the enemy.
    Published 1831
    “... and destroyed by enemy squadron in War of 1812...”
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