JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

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NEsOLUTlO y.


RESOLUTION authorizing the delivery of Ri
fes promised to Captain Atkins volunteers,
atthe siege of Platsbmg.


Resotoedby the Senate and House Of Reh-
-esentatiuea Of The United States If n
0lerica IN Congress assembled, That the
President Of ,he United States be, and he is
hereby, authorized to cause to be delivered
TO Martin J, Akin, Azariah {. Flagg, Ira
A. Wood, Gustavus A Bird, James Tow
bridge, Hszen Moers, Henry X. Ayerill, st.
John B. l.. skinner. Frederick p. Allen, HI
ram Walworth, Ethan Everist, Amos So
per, James Patten. Bartemus Brooks, smith
Bateman, Melancton w. Travis, and Flayel
Williams, each one rife, promised them by
General Macomb, while commanding the
Champiain Department, for their gallantry
and patriotic services As a volunteer corps,
during the s.ese of fPlattsburg. in September,
one thousand eight hundred and fourteen, on
each of which rifles there shall be a plate
containing an appropriate inscription.


John W. TAYLOR,


Speaker Of the House of Representatives


JOHN C. CALHOUN,


Vice-Presdent of the United States, and


President Of the Senate.


APrRovrD--MAY 20, 1926


JOHN QUINCY AID ANS.