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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-08
Valuable Property for Sale.
Oct. Is, 1913.

HAVlNG determined TO move to the west, I
,,, shall offer, at my residence at public sale, on
Thursday the 9th day of November next, (if not
privately disposed of) my FARM, very pleasantly
situated on both sides of the Staunon and SCOTS,
vile Turnpike, q miles west of Waynesborouph,
one OF the most pleasant neighborhoods in Virginia.
This farm contains
15d AONIAgo
about lO OF which are under very good improve
ment' embracing some IL acres Of valuable mead
ow,-the remainder, over 60 acres, is first rate,
timbeTland. On the whole farm there is not an
acre OF waste land. The buildings are comforta-
pie and there are on the place very good orchard,
perennial Spring, and good well as Virginia af-
fords.
ALSO, Is Negroes, mostly young and valuable
And my whole stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs, Wagons, Farming Utensils, Household Fur
niture, SC. Terms at SALE JOHN BUSH.
Oct II, 1S48.-tds
o. The Rockingham Register inserftds and for
ward bill TO this office.
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

RAROUCHES, Buggies, Rockaways. and 4,
- fine, close Family Carriage. all of which will
be sold low. The subscriber is also prepared to
do all kinds Of repairing at the shortest notice and
at the lowest prices
fine assortment Of Chairs is kept constantly y,
hand. Call and see.
JUDSON Mccoy.
Stanton, April ~, 1913.
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I'll Lot of GrOapl,H

win the ,appurtenances, containing of an acre
ana ~ poles, which was conveyed TO William
Craig in trust on the 9Th Of April, 1888, being the
residue OF three fourths of an and twentynins
poles, purchased by Matthew Helms of the said
Jesse Dod, after taking off the quarter acre lot
sold to Andrew Helms, and by him to Firebauqh.
and the quarter acre lot sold by Matthew Helms to
d. ). Conner, which said lot is directed to be sold
on the following terms, to wit SO much of the
purchase money to be paid in hand as will be suf
cient TO pay the expenses and charges OF sale and
the residue In nine months thereafter If the mo-
ceeds of the sale of the above mentioned lot shall
be inadequate to the payment of the claim under
the decree aforesaid, then will be exposed TO sale
on the same day, on the premises, the quarter acre
lou I which was sold and conveyed by Matthew
Helms to ID. S. Coner and should the proceeds
Of this lot when added to those of the preceding
sale, still be Inadequate TO satisfy and discharge the
decree Aforesaid, then will be exposed to sale. ON
the same day, on the premises the quarter acre lot
conveyed by the said Matthew Helms to Peter
Frebaugh. For the deferred payment aforesaid
bond with approved security will be required and
the conveyance withheld till payment.
JOHN II. ARNALL, COMMIT
Oct Is, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-08
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
THESE FACTS, DR. BaAsDaErH paocLAfMs, ARE
SOLEMN TRUTHS

THESE FACTS, DR. B0ASDRErH PRoCLAIMs, AaE
SOLEMN TRUTHS
Let Legislatures and in authority every where
look 10 this If these things bc sol, II not part of
their high duty TO the Srandrcth Pills TO be used
by glorious Army aud Navy, AMI III all our pub lie
Hospitals? Public opinion tells these honorable men.
that such their duty and onc Of c serious char
accr IN winch Us mvoiycd the security ofmany valuable
lives. Over Two Millions of our citizens have approv-
ed Of Brandrcth's Pills; they longer private
but public medicine.
Let the SICK every where to their interest and
obtain this Of sickness -dispcnscr of health and
securcr of long life. The weak the nervous and deli
cate are strengthened by the operation of Brandreth
body mental arrangement of all kinds arc cured bv
them in fact they mpart vigor aud power TO the in
tcllcct truly surprising 1t is common occurrence
when is about TO make great effort TO take
dose OF Brandrcths Pills which clear the head and in
vigoratc the pcrccpvc faculties In fact the literary
and ycdcDtary Of both will
FISD a TREASURE or Health,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-08
PILES AND DySpFpcI,

Dear Doctor-Allow me to offer my tribute of praise
of your celebrated Panacca Ii has entirely cured me
of the Piles aud Dyspepsia, in their form For
three years suffered most cxcrucatng pain from the
piles and your medicine the only thing that ever
gave permanent relief. Yours respectfully,
WM. HoPPEy, Type Founder
Wilmington, Dec. 30, 1917.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-08
DIR. SWEETSER'S PANACEA.

'INIS MEDICINE is warranted ON oath, not to
Il tam particle Of Calomcl, Corrosive Sublimatc,
arsenic, Chloride of Gold, any dclctcrious minerals
The principle upon hch this medicine acts is by as
s'stng and harmonzing with nature; il drives out all
,oni acrimonious humors from the blood and body and
assim'iatns with and Strengthening the gastric
vi 'e stomach NJ assists dgc son in short there is
Feln artery, muscle in the human body, that
no, strengthened by the PANAcEN aud also posses
,he rcmarkablc property ofremo,ing mercury from
the bones and joints.
FOR ERUPrIONS OF THE SKIN.
Scurvcy, Scorbutic Affections, Tumors, Scroflula or
Ming Evil, White Swelling, Fry spclas, Ulcers, Can
GERS Running Sores Scabs aud Bites time and a deter
mined perseverance in DIR. SwEErsER's PANAcEA will
ELECT cure.
FOR INDIGESTION
hcIcction OF Food, Nausea. Vomitings, Nervous arc-
uons Bilious complaints. Headache, Pacncss or Fee
male Irregularities. DIR SwEETsER's PAHACEA w III soon
elect cure but il obstinate ATTENDED with
Lying palms. the dose should be and the cure
VIII soon be ELECTED Let not the patients brighten
themselves with the idea that they are too weak TO TAX
much medicine; but bear in mind that this mildly one
rating medicine puts not weakness into the frame but
most certainly draws weakness out leaves strength i'm
its place. and by giving composed sleep night and an
appetite to relish any food, anmatcs the whole frame
with vigorous action clearing the mind and mprov ing
the sight.
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied tcith .Ncrro,ls Debility cured bu The
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NOTICE.,

ME subscriber, grateful for the patronage here
tofore extended to him as Saddler and Harness
mahcr, would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally, that he continues the above
mentioned business at his old stand where he will
Always be prepared to furnish all articles in his
nue. maze OF The best materials, and in the neatest
manner.
lie would likewise inform the public tina. he has
become the proprietor OF the TAN YARD former
~ owned by his Father, and will carry ON the
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-08
Tanning Business

on an extensive scale.
rom his knowledge Of the business, and de-
termination TO keep the best workinen. he can
kinds u al
, lie VIII be pleased to exchange Leather. Shoes.
Sddd'cry and Harness, for Hides and Bark
GEORGE w. DEAL.
"aynesboro', Sept. l3, IS48.-2m.
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TAILORING
IAINsg EAgMMGNs0

LA@GSts TASEMGNs0
NHEundersigned begs lcav to inform his customers
=, ana the public generally, that he has cn,ployed
Mr. > ames ORear, Gan experienced and co,nnet.nt
hand IN the art of Cutting, Seq recently from The
Eastern Cities as the foreman OF his shop and some of
we'd all the latest i
AsyeS esEstS Eg'liager Fashions
from New Yorl; and Philadelphia he is now nrsn.rd
to execute all work in his line in the mos suncr;or
style aud at the shortest notice
Mr. o Rears merits in his line ofbpS;ness ,r. mot
surpassed. The subscriber has neatly fitted up his
snoP ana made every other arrangement continue his
gI On more enlarged and much inproy cd scale
He is pleased to acknowledge his gratitude for The for
er patronage OF has friends and generous public and
respectfully solicits continuance of the same Per-
sons are respectfully invited to call and examine his
WORK and Fashions, specimens of which are always ON
hand, one door West of VIM. KyIe's Esq. Muin at
opposite the Post Office. '
ID. w. ARNOLD
Staunton, Sept Is, lS4S.
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BEWARE OF coUaT-ax,E1Ts
The genuine BrGRdreth Pills can be obtained q
foIOCiHg pIQces:

JV'tOtV'7'5 I''IIJt0.
William Kyle Stanton; w w Kine wavncsbo
rough; William n. Bell Churchville; p, A. Heiskcn
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. x. CyrcIc, Par
nsssus; VI. Mcsscrsmith Mt Scion Tyre Maupin
MI. Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope: ID. & w.
Whtuorc, Mt Meridian; u. r. Graham, Grccnvillc ;
JAS. S. Guy, Dcerdcld; McGufFn, & CO., Midway;
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford & 60.
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek; w.
" Douglas, Mt Scion; Hobbs & Taylor Valley Mills;
w NJ. Dudley, Jennings Gap.
October Is, 1919
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-08
CURE OF BLEEDING PILES.

PORTLAND, Nc, NOV. =, 1871.
My Dear Sir cannot express TO you my sincere and
heart felt thanks for the wonderful cure have cxpcri
enccd by the Of your truly valuable Pile Electary
have been perfect martyr TO the bleeding Piles for
ten years past much SO that became reduced 10 n
mere skeletons with loss ofappettc and general dcrange-
men OF the digestive organs my eyes also became af-
.ced and, IN fact, was misery 10 myself. and as
obliged TO give up my office here, which held in the
Custom House some years. have tried all kinds of
medicine had the best advice the ply of Boston
and this place could give spent much money and twice
submitted to surgical operation. had become per-
ectly tired OF life and at the suggestion of my friends
was induced to try box of your medicine. The first
found, relieved me slightly; still pcrsevcrcd and
purchased second, and assure you when got half
through found myself getting well. still kept on
and nov am new man. My dear sir, language can
not express my thanks that am once more restored TO
health, and now in condition to support myself and
family dependent me-
Yours respectfully, and with regard,
SAMUEL, CHARLTON
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

pursuance of a decree of the Circuit SUPERIOR
ooufl OF Law and Chancery for the county Of
Augusta in the case of Jesse Dold's AdministJ,,or
against Matthew Helms and Others rendered at the
June term, 1913, the undersigned Commissioners
VIII, on Monday the 10Th day of November next.
expose to sale at public auction, on the premises. in
the village OF Fishersville, in the county aforesaid
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6 o o a @ r II S .

near 200 OF which is in wood which soils resd;,v
in town at 81 load and 400 cleared and in ,
hne state OF Improvement, capable of producing the
heaviest crops Of grain grass our climate will ma
ture-and all well nclosed, with water in eyery
field and lot and watercd '
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.NE.HDOIV'

amply sufficient for all the purposes of the farm
and which may be increased il desired. The les.
tator spent twenty years of his life in endeavors ID
make it a fine farming and grazing estate. and his
efforts have not been without success The p,tf=
chaser will find every improvement, not of necessity
only, but of comfort and convenience that he would
desire.
The buildings have all, with two exceptions,
been put up within 3 or Is wears The
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-08
DIR. H. +. PEERY'S
VERMlFUGE OR "DEAD SHOT"
FOR WORMS
A HIGHLY VALUABLE PREPARATION, CAPABLE,
FROM THE PRoMPTrIVpE OF ITS ACTION,
OF CLEARING THE SYSTEM In
FEW HOURS OF EVERY WORM

= OF CLEARING THE SYSTEM IN
FEW HOURS OF EVERY WORM
The origin, development, and support of worms in
the human SYSTEM arc to be attributed to dcprayed
and debatcd condition of the stomach and bowels il
being an established Fact that where the digestion is
un,mpa,rcd and the general powers of the system in
ane2hy state, they can find no habitaton. This pre-
mas the peculiar adv anta.c of not only destroy
Every worm but also Of producing healthy action
the stomach and other organs of digestion, thereby
renewing many complaints arising from arrangement
OF Tue digestive organs. Although prompt and certain
IN operation, and not unpleasant TO the taste, il is
perfectly sale and adapted to the tcndcrcst age.
The following certificate addressed to Messrs. A.
IL. y d. Sands, General Agents at New York:
JErrREss' SroRE, No,toway Co., Va, May 20, AZ.
Gentlemen Your Dead Shot Vcrmugc has been in
troduccd into the practice of Of best Physi-
Clans who highly recommend il for its valuable effects
IN cNpcllng Worms. Its efficacy has also been tested
by several of friends, OF whom said 10 us few
days since, that two aspoOnius brought away $50
argc worms from child of his twenty eight months
old III necessary could give You the names of Sc
vcral OF the most respectable families in this vicinity
who have used il with the happcst success and from
our own observation and experience SAFELY
tiiy TO its uniformly good effect.
Truly, Yours
JEFFRESS & BRUCE
Prepared by Dr. III. +. PEERY, and sold wholcsa,,
and retail by a. ID. x ID. SASps, Druggists 100 Full
ton ST., corner of William, New York; also by Drug
Gists gcncray throughout the United States.
Agent in Staunton, DIR. L. BERKELEY.
Feb. 10, 1913.
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V lRGfNlA AT rules held in the Clerks or
lice of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Ghancery Tor Augusta County, July the 3rd. 1913.
Jane ne, n. thompson, widow and rect of William
Thompson, dec'd-PlaintiR,
AGAINST
Thomas w. Brokenbrough, administrators of Tbos
K: BLAIR, decd, William K. Blair. Matthew
Blair, James A. II. Blair, and others-Defen.
dants D''0h-
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Dwelling House

kAONSC
|snM is of brick-very large-and conven.
GEA lenty arranged for the accommodation of
la arge family-It contains ten rooms besides fine
large passages and porches, and also basement
ana garret,-the basement is divided as above and
is dry aud airy. Attached to the dwelling is a
kitchen and work room
The negro houses of brick. well ventilated.
ana capable OF accommodating all the hands neces-
sary to operate the farm. The meat bouse is two
sories-the lower story used as an ea,ing bonse sr
inc negroes. There is fine dairy convenient with
excellent water; a lumber house with cider and
apple cellar,-and by the way first rate Or
H.ssEs22s Z III A r ID of select fruit to fiji Il.
eYsss Carriage House; Blacksmith's Shop:
W carpenters Shop, and sabling for more
11sssA than 70 horses; Pigery; Wagon House;
Corn House and Swisher Barn so by 92 feet nm
derneath the ihreshing floor there is a granary 26
81 feet and 10 feet high, built of brick the one
e"u OF Inc basement is occupied by the horse DOW
ct OF the threshng machine, the other Appropriated
10 the farm implements. think it unnecessary to
say more to induce persons desiring to buy such
property to view it.-I'hen they can see and ,udue
Tor themselves.
The above Tract of Land is offered for sale pri
Vaiey, on fair and liberal TERMS and if no, sold pr
Vaiey, VIII be offered for sale at public auction at
future day, of which the public will be duly mott
he'd Any further information may be had bv.ad-
dressing the subscriber, or J. ID. Davidson, ESQ.
at Lexington, Va. ~
JAMES Fl. PAXTON, Ex,or.
of A. Il. BARCLAY, decd.
October Is, lS4S.-6w
YIN the 23d day Of November next, will sell
al public auction, on the above described premises.
large amount OF Valuable Personal Property, be-
longing to the Testator
j. III. PAXTON, Ex'or.
Oct. lS.
lnD The Rockingham Register and Winches-
ter lIrglnian will publish the above once a week
Tor SIN weeks, and charge this Office
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MEssRs KETcHhM HEssHAw: Gcntlemcn-This
ccrthcs that have been severely afflicted for many
years with the Piles, but more particularly within the
last nine months Having used all the remedies pre-
scroca by my ply scian also having tried other means
10 ntic or no advantage became very much discour.
aged and iclt as though suffer long as lived
nut prov Idcnally ! was informed by Mr. Mott In
snIctor OF the Public School Staten Island, that
could be cured by your valuable Pile Elcciuary Hay-
ing confidence IN his statement, Immediately procur-
Gu soe OF me medicine, and very happy to inform
you tha' am now perfectly cured by the use of only
one Dox' very truly your obcdicnt servant
GEORGE ROBT CROSS
Soin wholesale and retail by KETCHAM s. HEN
ohh " ~ fulton street y. y, and by Druggists
generally throughout the Unrcd States and Canada:
o. Dr. r: BERKELEY agent for Stanton, Va.
July IL, 1913.
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urs respectfully, and with regard,
SAMUEL CHARLTON
FOR ALL THE ABOVE DISEASES AND COMPLAINTS
DIR. UPHAMs VEGETABLE ELECTUARY,
Cures cGectuatly, and therefore lncrents Piles.
READ THE TESTIMONY
IIUDsON, DCccmbcr nm. IS1G

Gents have used DIR. Upham's Vegetable Pile
Ecctuary which purchased of you and find il one of
bilious affections arising from an impure state of the
system f.. y. COLE, Marble Dealer
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IN CHANCERY.

The Defendants, jeremiah Cullen and Naroaret
his wife, David Trout and Rebecca his wife. Wi
liam y. Snapp and --, the children ~ Wi
nam thompson, decd. not having entered their APP
Pearance and given security according to the act Of
heSeIholy ana me rules of this Court, and il APP
Pearlng by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth 1t is ordered
mat the SAID Defendants do appear before the Judge
OF said Court at the Court house, on the 10Th day
OF the November Term next, and answer the bill
of the Plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted III some newspaper printed in
Siaunton, for months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the Court house.
Copy-Teste,
~ N. Z. KINNEY, c. c.
Sept. 30, i6lS.-2m. - -
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called Sycamore, on which the Testator resided
IL lies adjoining the town of Lexington, Va. The
residence is within fifteen minutes walk Of the
schools and various semnaries of learning for which
the town is so justly celebrated. To a gentleman
who is DESTROYS of educating his family under his
own eye, more desirable situation could not be Of
iered-belng near enough the town to enjoy all its
advantages, yet far removed as to avoid MANY of
lis anhoyanceS. The farm contains about
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PRIME ROCKBRIDGE LAND
IN THE
NJ "A n Ell.

HINDER the authority vested in me by the last
Will and testament of Alexander IT Rarclav
decd, now offer for sale that most desirable and
very valuable ""N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15
canada Elections.


There Il a large county opposite our Jefferson
and s. Lawrence called Leeds which, dozen
Of wears sso. returned Vice Chancellor jameson,
Husband 70 the celebrated English Authoress,l to
the Coloaal Parliament Ans has ever sioce, We be
Iieve chosen Ose Robsr, GoSan, Grand Master
OF all the Loyal Orange Lodges ga Canada, rs
representative. The Grand Master bo~ever tss
ius, beer defeated BY W B. Richards, young
Canadian Rei0rmer Robert Baldwin. who was
Attorney General under the Liberals has ran FAR
ahead Of Mr Scotie editor OF the Bnfish C0lonis'
On tss Banks OF Lake simcoe. William H Ner
rlt. Of toe Weiand Canal Is elect i0r the cogn
try ne.r Niagara F ais 3. Seymour. conservative,
succeeds another tory 10 Lennox aad Abingdon,
which Counsellor Biiwel. ci this city, add bis
father. formerly sat for Private Gdvices from
Montreal speak ofMssSn Holmes snd L aiontalnes
election for that city as sure. sad that Mackenzie
and Lunn stand no chance. Simultaneous with
toe elections We have received No. Of " The Pro.
rf1cialisf," large ard handsome reform psper
located 3, Cobourg
By IA the most remarkable feature 10 tie cleo
tons which are the nos, free from rot aad disorder
of any within oar recollection is the seemingly
universal burst Of Indignation with which some
parts of Mr. Papiueau's recent manifesto have been
met by the Canadian Press. We have not seen
o. heard Of newspaper Of any party Or class. re-
lsous or political either In Upper or Lower Cana
Ia. French or English. the PILoT excepted. that
does not condemn his letter.
Il argued that Mr. P and his relatives desire
10 keep the old tory faction in power, because they
are sure 10 make no concessions TO public opinion,
their object and his being to divide the public pa
ronage as Of late, and ihusbring on another revolt
IN the long run and that, as he has been recently
recalled paid a. 900 Of old claims and bis brother
son and other near re atoms placed and kept in
very lucrative Offices by the party in power his
manifesto. which the tories only publish. the PRo'
excepted. has been issued for the purpose Of con
tnung the liberals in minority. Mr. F. having
expressed wish TO that effect
The Pilot defends Mr. p and states that bis re
cent letter aocords with his private opinions. IS
expressed OF ate years 70 his friends. No doubt
this is So yet il puzzles the Canada politicians 10
account for the fact, that although but for their
union with .he Papineau add Viger families the
Diapers. sherwoods Gowans Morrisses McNabs
and other steady opponents Of liberal political in.
stitutons you'd have been in a minority long
since in the Legislature. Mr. P, while he sdvo.
Gates ultra democracy. prefers to keep in power the
men who profess the most violent ennity 10 his
doctrines snd who act accordingly Sv
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Xxx,h CONGREss...Fir session
BIZ Telegraph 10 TIE Tri6uae.

wAsHlseToS, Jan. ID, isis.
TIE Senate was not 10 session having adjourned
yesterday 70 Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Committees were called upon tor reports
Several private bills and unimpOrtant resolutions
were reported
Adverse reports were made on petitions, by
Messrs. ROCKWELL OF Conn. THOMAS HALL OF
n. Y. Tuck, FULTON, WHITE, JAMIsOS and flour
SoY. The bills were read twice and referred
Mr. CosGER. from the Committee on Printing.
reported resolution to print a thousand copies OF
the Report Of the Coast Survey. Adopted.
ROBERT SMITH, from the Committee on Roads
and Canals reported bill for the completion OF the
Cumberland Road through Ohio, Illinois, Indiana
and Missouri. Read twice and referred to the
Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. CoLLAMORE, from the Committee on Public
L ands, reported resolution for the preparation
and printing OF a synopsis OF the geological obser
vstions of the Mineral Lands near Lake Superior,
by Or. JACKSON. 4. S. Geological Surveyor
Adopted.
On motion OF Mr. ROCKWELL Of Conn. the
House went into Committee OF the Whole on the
Private Calendar Mr. Co.'s Of Ga in the Chair
Several bills were considered and laid aside IN
be reported to the House.
A bill for the relief Of MARY BRowS OF Massa
chusetts, widow Of JACOB BRowS, la Revolutiona
ry soldier.l and step mother OF Maj. brown. who
was killed at Matsmoros, providing her pension
of thirty dollars per month, was taken up. pro
tracted discussion eusued by Messrs. GIDDISGs,
KING ofMsssschusetts HASKELL, JOHNSON Of Ar.
kansas HENLEY, CuNMISs. SAWYER. POLLOCK,
LAwREsCE, BOwLIS. STEWART, Of MIcn. Nc
LANE JANIsoS, LAIN JOINS, Of Tenn. snd FARAS,
as to the propriety Of special Legislation in such
cases. Without taking action thereon the Com.
mittee rose, aud the House adjourned to Monday.