relative t. Live Oak Timber, WAS av,s,
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relative t. Live Oak Timber, was apreed,
with trifling modification, and that otTe,s.
by Mr. Drayton, of South c arolina, rela,;,.
to the Notifications of Charleston, was adon,
ed. Mr.. Davis, Of Massachusetts,, and X.
Wicklife, of Kentucky offered resolut,n,
somewhat similar in their object, asking G.,
information as to the rules by which II.
War Department has been governed IN III.
granting Of pensions; which with resolutio,
offered by Mr.. Scott, of Missouri. calling f,r
a statement from the Treasury Dspartmsn.
of money paid by the purchasers of Publ,
Lands, which have become forfeited to III.
United States, since the commencement rs
the Land system, lie one day on the table


Just as the Speaker had called up the nm.
finished business of the proceeding day. M
Stevenson, of Pennsylvania, rose, and CON-.
municated to the House, the death of Mr.
Farrety one of the representatives from tia.
state.-On motion of Mr.. Ingham, who de-
livered pathetic and just eulogy on his De.
ceased colleague, the House resolved, uas,.
imou8iy, to wear Grape on the left arm for
month The House then adjourned.