25-2Invalid PensionsReport : Petition of R. Frazier. [333] Attack on a Kickapoo town in 1812-13.1838-

House of Representatives Report No. 320, 25th Congress, 2nd Session (1838)

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25th CoNGREss, 2d Session. f Rep. No. 320. ] ROBERT FRAZIER. [To accompany bill H. R. No. 362. J JANUARY 9, 1838. Ho. oF REPs. Mr. STANLY, from the Committee on Invalid P~nsions, made the following REPORT: Tlte Committee on Invalid Pensions, to which was referred the petition of Robert Frazier, repQrt: That they have examined the memorial and accompanying papers, and find that the Committee on Invalid Pensions made a favorable report at the last Con-gress; that they fully concur in that report, and therefore report a bill accordingly. The report to which they refer is as follows: Petitioner was a private in a company of mounted men commanded by Captain Samuel Judy, in the years 1812 and 1813. The said captain deposes that peti· tioner was present in the attack upon the Kickapoo town, and was wounded. John D. Whiteside, whose credibility is not certified, swears that he saw petitioner in deadly conflict with an Indian, in which petitioner was victorious, and slew the savage, and that petitioner was injured in the groin, as deponent understood and believes. Two practising physicians certify, on oath, that petitioner is disabled by inguinal or scrotal hernia. Petitioner gives a detailed and consistent statement of the manner and circumstances of his injury. Your committee are satisfied, from the testimony in this case, that petitioner is now disabled in consequence of injuries received in the public service, and therefore report a bill. · ~homas Allen, print. 

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