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Samuel Blatchford Williams v. United States (137 U.S. 113…

That all officers belonging to the hospital department who are entitled to half-pay by the resolution of the 17th day of January, 1781, may collectively agree to accept or refuse the aforesaid commutation, signifying the same through the commander in chief within six months from this time. That such officers as have retired at different periods entitled to half-pay for life may collectively, in each state of which they are inhabitants, accept or refuse the same, their acceptance or refusal to be signified by agents authorized for that purpose, within six months from this period.
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Samuel Blatchford Williams v. United States (137 U.S. 113…

That all the men whose times of service do not expire before the last date of September next be counted towards the quotas of the states to which they respectively belong, whether they compose the battalions in the line of the several states, those of the additional corps, including the guards, the artillery, and horse, or the regimental artificers in the departments of the quartermaster general and commissary general of military stores, who, being credited to the states respectively, should be provided for, deemed, and treated in the same manner with the men in the several state lines
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Samuel Blatchford Williams v. United States (137 U.S. 113…

It would be a great satisfaction to us to receive an exact return of all the men we have in continental service who come within the description of the resolution, together with our state troops in continental service. Colonel Cabell was so kind as to send me a return of the continental regiments commanded by Lord Stirling, of the first and second Virginia state regiments, and of Colonel Gist's regiment.
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