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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-26
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Considered shect commanding unfeaned admirs.
ton, awaken natural soctude FORTS attainment prpse-
vston and the toilet becomes department both ofmperancc
and utility especially where dscernmeut presdes the
selection OF those which
For this purpose Lady Montagues Chinese SOAP
prefers aepon, founded nearly century Of trial eet-
bnng elegance OF preparation with the requisites
rereher sussiper Of the complexion and pressvnr
impaired agreeable 6ezbiy, sones nj
lily OF the skin
For sale wholesale and retail by A. GnderhH 50 Beehnan
street, OF Williams and retail by Jas Hart corner
Broadway and Chambers DR. Syme IS Bowcry corner "a
Walker Dr. Scheifeln, ia Canal corner Of LAWRENCE a.
New York Price 80 cesh per cake. again
CAMD.-DR- jackson has added 70 his ratept We
Agetsiae Medcsted vapor Bath Euabhmes 1t ana Bow.
cry eenesy furnished apartments board with the bess
Of nurses provided for nvslids whe wish Dot the
selves under his medical treatment and his Mecaaed vspcus
Baths ieSLtf
SWAIM'S PANACEA.-5e doz sw ms Psnaee,
- With Spanish and Portuguese directions Mt mans
facurers prices by RUSHT0N ASPINWALL.
sals So William St, Ito Broadway and 10 Asor Heuse.
NO. DIVISION sTREET-To err is human.
and since It's human to not duty look on the
indscretons 81 fellow with pity and do ali that
lies IN our power without niung preserve them
from misery and disgraceg LEVtSON'S HtJNTER NED
DROPS warranted 10 effect quick permanent and safe cur
without Diet SMELL hndraDcs sm business In All cases OF
venereal or the money retursc..
Price 81 per phia Every phial that genuine viii have
the written signature Of Ursh Leviso OF whom h can be
taincd privately nj all hours Our Offices Division
New York; SO North Sixth st., Philadelphia Hamilton
Albany Hanover ST. BOSTON, and other places Amer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-26

BLEACHING POWDRRS.-The subscribers be
- ing agents for the sale OF Boyd and Sons CELEBRATE o.
Lier 10 the United States supply dealers and consumers
any extent al the lowest market prices For purity ard
strength they viii be found fully equal any manufactured In
This country or In Europe.
J. CANPBEI.L& PERsSE.
au4u No. ITO n liz Nassau street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-26

* EIXAS. II CEDAR STREET, has received. by the
- last arrivals OF the segar that been the
market for he has made arrangements with the house Of
Don Bias de Canta Co. Of the Island of Cuba, him
the best that he procured in the Havana Those wi
m want good segss would do well by calling SEixAS
100000 Norcago $1,000 La Norma 5000 Principe, 900 Ra
gaia and 10000 superior Segars boxes o 100
retail.
B-sEIxAs offers execute orders In his line with
neaness and despatch mhe shortest notice, suit the wishes
of customers. s5-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-26

nh, CAHrEhTER, No. Peck Ship, costumes 10 DE-
- vote his undivided persoua OF ali de-
cate OF private diseases .heter standing
Carpcnter centtate of the New York Medical Society
ate surgeon OF - regiment u 9: Army and for years prac
nuone Oh hs city Separate Offices for the privacy of paerns
Charges reasonable and all asarMnteod my27If
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-26

CwEDIsH LEECHEs-Fer sale wholesale and
- retail applied by an experienced person, The drug
stsre NJ NATHAN v. GRAHAM
anT.u No. 90 Nassau cor. Fulton st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-26
RR. yACKsON,s PATENT VEGETABLE
" INDICATED VAPOR BATHS 2ps Bowery.

The above he had his warehouse, No. 109 Beekma
aeret door below Pearl, New York. jy1l-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-26
nOCTOR CARPENTERS PECK SLIP DiSpENs 4 nv
No Peck Slip FIRST door below Pearl street date Dr. Ar

~ FAW CETT late Surgeon Of the cath regiment of tho
British sImy confines bis attention the OF sersas
ass OF Diseases his extensive practice Europe India and
America devoted exclusively the Of venerea n
~ various hR to adept the saetand
from the system his treatment vegetable, his charges MOI
uch 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
nosDAV. TEs. g.
Thls hAsnD p.I.t,.. L.


This being Petition day
MIR. Adams rose and commenced the
presentation Of very huge pile Of sbo-
luton petitions-some Of hich, he IN
formed the House, were probably Of 3
spurious character, sent TO him for the
purpose Of rendering him ridiculous
ard absurd before the public.
Mr. Adams kept The aoor. a, usual,
nearly the whole day. After many
petitions had been presented. MIR.
Adams presented petition from Ia
dies Of Fredericksburg. Va. again.t the
domestic slave trade.
Mr.. Adams rose aud said he had also a
petition from - pelsons " no declared
themselves TO be slaves. He wished to
know. by decision Of the Chair. wbeth
er 1t came under the rule ofthe House
directing certain petitions 20 be laid on
the table. He should retain the peii
hon Till the question was decided.
Mr.. Lewis said IL was in the power
oil the House 10 pHnish this attempt TO
present petition from sLfres to thu.
House. II 1t was no, ia orr pow e. we
had better go home. fSeveral gentle
men here cried out. that the member
from MassschusetIs oughs 20 be instant
~ EXPELLED from the House
Mr. Afford said the moment the ne
ttIon vas presented and came within
the reach OF the House. he should
move that il be taken from the f,es aud
burnt. lie called on Southern mem.
oers to support him IN tbs. eourse. u
Tbs state Of things Wss to be tolerated.
the Union would not LAST long.
Dir. Patton rose TO remark ihsiA Pc
iIiIon presented by Mr.. Adams, this
morning. from Ffedencl sburg. Ya.wa.
genuine. He bad examined II and
found u TO be 50; bat II va. signed ,,
free spEisifoss Of the most ,nfan. o..
character.
Mr.. Thompson, Of 6 G. rose 20 49,
The member FROM Massacl u.stt. % pse-
scat has petition fr0n sLsyEs GO a.
move ils residing. He would tung
himself within . revolution Of pss.up-
al character WhiCh b. held ~ - lsad
t = resolution ExBELLfNO Ir ADAys
FRoN THE HoUsE
Mr. Patton moved 10 suspend fbs
rules in order 90 eDshle lssn ~ iatlo.
duce mofion fel'iive 20 the petition
from FfedeTieksburg, VI. presented BY
Mr. AdaEs The question vas iatsn
By yess snd nays. snd decided "a the
aihrmsuVs.
M. Tbompsoe. Of s. c. moved that
Mr.. Adams be brough, 10 the bar q ihe
House and receive The severe eensuge
q the Speaker fos having issalled ne
House By siisDP'ing 10 PIsssEs = peti-
len from dawes
Ne TheoPsoa. els e. ihsa moved
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
Mr.. CLAY
LfraAer from The Hos. 10. Cars speech Q
the Treasury Circular.

the Treasury Circular.
Bot IL is said WE ought not 10 do
thu: sn1 If We DO il. It will imply CEN
sure. Has 1t come 10 this. tina, mere
difference VI opinion is censure, Are
We 10 be afraid to express our senii-
ments Of public measure. lest. perad-
venture, We wound the feelings Of the
Chief Magistrate. or the Secretary CT
the Treasury Sir. I have been ST. ug-
Cling. associated with my friends. for a
long time, against the complete ascend
sncy Of Executive power; and We
have sometimes been encouraged by q
moinentary hope Of being able 70 ar
rest its lawless career. Bot sir, its
march has been steady. onward. and. I
lament to say. triumphant. II IL
now practically the supreme power
10 the State. Every branch Of the
Government bends beneath It's sway.
The doctrine OF unity in tie execu-
tive administration. recently in,roduc-
ed; the obedience which. in pursuance
oft. Is exscted from all executive off,
Gers. from the highest to the lowest;
the practice Of prescription OF ali Who
do not conform To the prevailing creed,
with the kindred usage Of profuse off,
cial and other rewards 10 all who do,
often without regard TO character. in
tegrity. or merit; and the exercise Of
oound!ess power over tho public trea.
sure. and by means OF 8 concealed,
aud irresponsible agency
over the banks in which il is deposit
ed. have stamped totally new chaTac-
ter upon the Government. II has be-
come a vast organized machinery, con-
trolled by the will Of one man. and
moved By single hand. II lis a mon.
archy in disguise. with fewer pnvi-
leses practically enjoyed than are cx-
creased an some monarohies.
There. acts Of the Crown. may be
exposed. censuIcd. denounced. cor.
rectcd. by the power Of Psrliameut.-
But here We are not TO complain OF, or
Iemonsira'e against, executive acts
We rust not presume TO ceasurs them
We must bear. in silent and du;iful
submission. whatever ills the acts of tie
Executive may bring on the country.
Or, IL we attempt any corrective. We
mus, graciously suppose that Wc are not
going counter 10 the Executive will.
aud by fiction convert a permanent
measure into temporary ORDER
when. Mr.. President. shall Ne get
back TO the good old times, when q
President Of the United States never
stepped out Of bis own sphere TO as
sumo powers not granted TO him. or 10
control the discharge OF duties special-
y assigned to subordinate oficers?"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
A MAIDEN SoLnIrR.


10 the House Of Repre.ents last
week, Mr.. Wsrdwell. from the Com
mii,ee on Revolutionary Pensions, re-.
ported bill for the relief Of Benismin
Gsnneh. widower Of Deborah Cznnett,
. soldier Of The Reyoluiion
This IS most singular case, as the
following staten enl u III show. II ap-
prafs from re report, that the made n
name Of Deborah GaEnctt was Deborah
SsmpIon. Of SHARON, Massaehasetis-
that she enlisted IN The army Of the
evolution. under ~ sssuned name
of 4" RObsit ShurilcG '--seT,ed faith.
fully for nearly three years. until the
close q the WsF, when she vas honor.
ably discharged. She vas 81 Che cap.
ture of CORVALLIS, Was wounded a.
Iarytown by = musket ball. which
was never extracted che Effects Of
sbieh wound followed her through lie
She received a pension from the Co
veTnment until The year 1877. when
she died. The esd BenisHin Gaanett
y StpTtsenied 70 be = poor. but honesi
msn--hss expended . considerable
sum Of money from tire 70 tine oa &C
count Of the disabilities OF biz vile.
~ effects Of The ksrdships sho enduF-
~, aad the wound she received Skile
N he service. Ths n,Arrisga iook
place ia the year 1874, = year afisT The
Vas.--L Ahr@~dvfs cosvfts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
msssiKLLANY.
F,sA the .Nrse York .MbVor.

Fssa the .Nrto York JHDYOT.
VALUABLE WAVES PRIVILEGES.
How much real comfort every one
may enjoy, If he would be conten,ed
With the lot in which heaven has cast
him. and how much trouble would be
avoided IL the people would only "let
we'll alone" A moderate indepen-
dence. quietly and honestly procured.
- certainly every way preferable even
to immense possessions achieved by
the wear and tear Of mind and body
so necessary 10 procure them. Yet
there are very few individuals. let them
be doing ever SO well in the world. who
are not always straining every nerve
10 do better. and this is one Of the
many causes Why failure In business so
frequently occurs among us. The pre-
sent generation seem unwilling 70 re
slsze' by slow and sure degrees: but
choose rather 10 set their whole hopes
upon q single cast, which makes or
mars them forever.
Gentle reader. do you remember
Monsieur Poopoop He used 10 keep
q small toy store IN Chatham. near the
corner Of Pearl street You must re-
eollect bim. ofcoons. lie lived there
for many years. and Wss one Of the
most polite and accommodating q
shoPksepers. When = juvenile. you
have bought tops and marbles Of him
q thousand times. To BE- sure you
have, and seen his vinegar vissgs light
ted Up Snh q smile as you paid him
the cOpPers. and you have lsoghed Al
bis little s,rsight queue and bis dimity
breeehes, and other oddities that made
Up the every day apparel Of my little
fFenehman. An, perceive 700 re-
collect him now.
Well then, there lived Monsieur
Poopoo ever since be came from dear.
Delighted Paris. ss he used 10 call
the city ~ his naiiviiy--lhVre he took
"a the pennies Tor his kIckshaws-thefe
he laid away Eve thousand dollars
against rainy dsy--tbere be ives -
happy - laEk--snd there IN ell hu-
nsn probability, be would have been
70 this veEy day. . respected and sub.
stantlal egiizsn. Bad be been wiling 10
let wsu sloas' Bot Noasisar Poo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
FANCY GOODS.

Fam OK GOODS
NE subserib-r would sssin invite The at
Il tsntioa of the Ladies to ais stock Of
Fancy Goods,
which now. f6oa recent additions, comprise
the latest winter fashions. The following
articles may he found among his assortment:
A splendid stock So and - Msrinos, Of
various eolors,
81 vsnitiao Cloths OF Gro-ds-NsVs., do.
do. do.
e. PLAID Silk, DO.
A handsome assortment Of fancy eOIOursd
Silks.
Black Italian do.
MusIia Delanes, q splendid article for
dre..ss,)
81 and - black Bou,bszine,
A large stock Winter Prints. (ne~ styls.)
~, ia, and 81 Blanket ShsvIA. tfssbiona-
bic eolOurs,J
~. 81, and 81 Tribe, do. ('Piendid style. }
Emb'd Satin, Cashmere and French Searfs,
Black, green, end white Tulle.
Blond. Gauzs. and figured BeraEs Wells.
Splendid coloured aud black Betting,
Worked Cspes and Collar,
Mohair Caps,
IogIish and oshss Six Hose,
Cashness and Worstsd DO.
Black, white, coIoured sBd fur tFin1 Gloves,
Black and fancy eoloursd uorsted Lace,
Preach working Floss,
Fancy Basksts,
BLACK and White Fur Bonnete
Winter Straw do.
Hafdsouse Lining Tor DO.
A few splssdid Piumes snd Frsseh Plovsrs
All 81 uhieh he }. determined 70 oasr on ths
most accommodating terms.
JAMES J. MILLER.
Nov % fe7G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
ERoNrkc,a RMmAeen.

nRLPARED solely from vsgstsbis mat
ssF ~ JACOB HOUCK, Bsllisorr. vi,ish
rssy ~ tsksn 9th gcrfret safety BY 81 sE-s spd
N 80 dlssss-s. is eures aFs for ~ fsiiovteE
disrsss.Dy So psta. rs - APp~iitr. hodges
tiaa, Iufsmrasiios ~ tise Staraseh. Hsarf Bara.
Dissrhrs. ID scntrry 81 Pas, Pilcs. Fisfuis.
Jbsirusted Msnaru.fios, Asns sod Fever. BE
lious o. ner.itisrs f,e~r. ~ pi,us feseT. scar
let Feser, Ssnail Pos. EgysiPsiss o. S. Astho-
sy's Fsrr, Asshsss. Pirufiss. Msssi,s. Yeiios
Tsssg Ca,sfiyetzraa. AiBd - ne Stornsfh %
Fsoyyls Ckolera Ngrbas. Coasasnytioa, inesea-
as. Colds. Csssghs, inasasstioa ~ tbs Jhrsi.
Pslsy. fiost, Rsrasnstissa. tth4sssnstofy nofe
T7hrosf. Cfaap. laAsnarasfioa q ths Hest.
Drapsy. Rs.ksts. Dsseases ~ ~ ltvsr ya'iisfes
usRsuasy q Makiag Urirs, Elcet. Hysisries,
Neryoss SD ssrufaloas Afrsiicas q ~ NrfH-
b~ss sd tlEsmsnaa. MeresHisl sd Nrisrre-i
Dssrusrs, uiesrs. Sarsa, ha-efioss - ~ shis,
I'd 90 disesurs srisiaE froa llnpars aioeds -.
Priss psr Rofils a. s0--Ror ssis ~
JOSEPH g. HAYS, Hgpsys-FgTys
HAYs = IsssG5Ns. 2@pAe~s~Sy~
~ -. iAA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
DR.. II. Heas.y Taylor,

AviNG located len shsphsrdstowr, vs-
IL ~ respectfully tenders his services In
ell the various brsnshss of his profession, 10
lie ei,issns and those Of ats vicinity.
He may be found. when not professionally
engaged. Of the tavern Of Mr.. ID. EutIer.
Feb. 9, l637.-3;e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
Rfneksss, tfh,s stand.

A VERY desirable STAND for . smith,
~ with family, can be obtained by On
early application TO the subscriber, and pos
session given on the 6rst OF April.
ANDREW WOODS.
Chariestown, Feb. \, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
PS.tnse JeEerson Land
ToR SALE

HNBE subscriber will sell, at private sale,
- his FARM. lying about midway bs-
tween Chsrlesto~n and Sbepherdstown, con-
timing 40 acre, Of hrst-rsts LAND. infe-
r'or 10 none in virEiois. The Improvements
consist Of large Brick two-story Dwelling
House, Smoke House. Bsro, stsbling. sod
every necessary out-buiiding. all nsw and Of
the very beet description. The farm 10 well
wstered. The land 10 in the 6nsst stats Of
cult, alton, snd 70 we'll Get IN timothy and
clover. Terms made known oa application
" The subscriber.
JOSEPH r. ABEL.
Eehru,rx lalT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
Piedmont for Rent.

WILL rent for the ensuing year. this
IL FARM, than which there IL none more
productive in the State, or IN better state Of
cultivation. For further information, enquire
Of the subscriber, living On the farm.
=. d. BRISCoE-
Feb g. 1897 IT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
FREE PRESS.
rcsissaxD. wEIELv, AT
TWO DOLLARS & FIFTY CTS.

PER .f.N.kL,.h
Payable half yearly; but Two DoilAas
will be received a. payment in full, # paid
eonreiy IN advance. Whenever payment is
deferred beyond the expiration OF the wear.
Interest viii be charged.
o. Subscriptions for six months, q as, TO
% paid Invariably {. sd,s.es.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising. are for . square
or less, 81, FOR three insertions-isrysr ooss
w the same proportion. Eaen continuance
rs cents Ter square.
- All Advertisements not ordered for 0
specific time, will be confirmed until forb,e,
ss< e<>vgeS .>e~-ds.rIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
lK.GRfRd.

NNHE subscriber wishes to purchase q
II good strong farm hand. who has been
accustomed to all kinds Of work on . farm.
A liberal price ia cash will be given for one
that will suit NE.
SAMUEL WRIGHT.
Feb 2, ls3T.-3ts Near Ckarissfotea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
ron RENT.

a LIMESTONE FARM. 10 Berkeley
IA county, near The mouth Of the ope-
quoo, eootsining $50 sersa- The land is Of
productive quality. and the Improvements
are tolerabls. Apply to
JOSEPH =. ABELL.
Feb. 9. 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
I WISH TO axaE.

NOR the presen; year, . middle aged
II womsn, Of good character and indus.
triOus hsbi:s, who has no small children.
q. 3. WAGER
Hsrpers-Ferry, Jan. I9, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
FOR HIRE,

A YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN. capable OF
N doing almost any kind Of houss-work.
MARY LEWIS, .fdm'ir.z
Feb. 9. 1887. II JOAN n. Lsris, deed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

1.-TWO FEMALE SERVANTS about IS
-, and 20 years old. They will not be
sold out Of the county, or 10 those who pur-
chase for speculation.
APPLY AT FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Dee. %. 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
For Hire,

NOR the present year, . female Servant.
u She 10 . good cook. wsshsr, ironer, SO.
A pply at the Free Press Office.
Jan. 2e. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
Notice.

II WISH to hire. for the present year, 9
II Female Servant, espable Of cooking and
washing, &c.
Also, TO purchase. = gnsntity OF Fencing
PLANK and LScu,t POSTS.
AND: HUNTER.
Chsrlestown Jan. 10. 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1e, 1887.

Some time has elapsed since We ht,s met
with the following lines-thoogh re bsl,svs
hey have never before appeared in this paper.
IL they have. however. ws shail make no
apology for their sseood appearance. We
deem them Sood-sxesi!ent--snd altogether
WORTHY n second r<ru<al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

FAVE just returned from Baltimore. and
j. .@ sev resolving another supply Of NEW
cOoDS, which ssidr'l TO my former stock. r-n-
oers ny assortment very complete. ] would
p.rt'eulsriy invite my susiomers add the rubiic
20 ell. - among them will be found many r.rx
aud fashionable srtiei~s hsh h.ve BEEN .i, In q
nspresp Paress and will be offered rxr.r.IIr
low. JAMFsI MIIlEn
Feb. q 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
Salt
Plaster.

DECEIVED and for sale By the subse n
IA Der, . supply Of PLASTER.
VIM. l.. TERRlLL q CO.
IIaiitovn, Jan. 2s, 1897.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03

Bv Committee OF Claims, Bill 10 pay IN.
m robinson also John Roberts, ordered TO
Sd reading
The Senate Bill, relating 10 inkeepers,
&c. was referred to Committee ON Temper
ance.
House adjourned.
MONDAY, Oct. 80.
SENATE. BM-Empoweripgthc Judges
OF Windham County Court to purchase a
certain piece Of land--rcad a Sd time and
passed,
Rcsolufions--M Phelps Of Windsor
moved the following amendment:
And, as the late President OF the United
States. by unwise and unauthorized meas.
ures, aud in defiance Of the expressed will
OF Congress, has deranged the currency,
aud thereby involved the country in distress
and ruin: and Us the present President OF
the United States, pledging himself TO follow
in the footsteps OF his predecessor, has in his
late message declared that il is not within
the constitutional province Of the general
government 10 regulate the exchanges or re-
lieye the embarrassments OF the country -
and MS the Banks in this State. BY reason OF
the arrangement OF the currency, have been
compelled, for the time being, 10 suspend
specie payments that said Bank Commit.
tee and Commissioners be directed TO report
to the next session Of the Legislature some
plan by which The people Of this State can
be again furnished with such safe and stable
c6tfeucy US VIM ruHDic tnc nuiueTs oil any
Bank bills 10 convert said bills into specie at
pleasure.
Mr. Egcrton demanded the yeas and nays,
which being taken. we're us follows - feas
20, nays $50 the amendment was adopted.
Senate adjourned.
HousE MIR Kuirc,ge, from the Com
miiicc on Temperance memorials. made re.
port accompanied BY the Senate Bill-500
copies ordered TO be printed
BW-By Mr. Townsley. relativeto schools
referred TO Committee on Education.
MIR Hopkins. by unanimous consent. in
troduccd resolution instructing our dele
CATION in Congress TO use their exertons TO
procure the passage Of p'nsion act EN-
bracing all revolutionary soldiers now ex-
cuded by the acts in force--adop,ed.
A Bill relating to trial By jury. introdu.
ccd on leave. was ordered TO sd reading
(This Bill gives "fugitives from service"
j. G., slaves, who escape TO this State, the
right OF trial By jury)
Bill passed-To pay John Roberts.
The Bill making an appropriation for the
Vermont Asylum for The Insane was also
made the special order for 10 morrow morn
ing.
House adjourned.