630 FORTY—FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 24, 27. 1870. m¥·°}£*ll E. Scott, Charlotte county; William Spears and William E. Spears, of rzgovgésaomxu Chesterfield county; William `R. Sims and William T. Sims, of Greene ccrtainpersonsin county; Jacob L. Shumale, William M. Somers, and James M. Sieg, wr . .a_ junior, of Alexandria county; Abram Shepard, junior, Fluvanna county; Zim ’ William L. Smith, °Essex county; R. T. Seal and G. F. Strother, of Henrico county; Samuel J. Stewart, Lexington; James H. Shoemaker, Loudoun county; R. B; Sullivan, Madison county; William Smith, Montgomery county; Nelson Sprinkel and A. S. C. Sprinkel, Rockingham county; James W. Smoot, Shenandoah county; William Scroggins and Green B. Samuels, of Warren county; James L. Shoemaker, Scott county; R. Turk and A. L. Turk, of Augusta county; James M. Smith, William H. Terrill, Bath county; George C. Turner, Franklin county; A. J. Taylor, of Fluvanna county; Henry W. Thomas, Fairfax county; F. P. Turner, Henrico county; George Turner, Louisa county; James W. Tyman, Madison county; Mahlon Thomas, Loudon co[unty] ; John T. Taylor, Lynchburg; William Terry; Wythe co[unty]; James W. Twyman, J. B. Tucker, A. Talor, and J. W. Troyman, of Madison county; William H. Vaughan, Middlesex county; B. B. Vaughan, Petersburg; P. C. Van Buskirk, Loudon co[unty]; George W. Wilson, senior, Botetourt ·county; P. T. Woodward, Middlesex county; John C. Woodson, Rockingham county; G. A. WVingtield, Bedford county; A. M. Witt, Nelson county; Joel W. Womac and Francis N. Watkins, of Prince Edward county; Thomas H. Williams, Henrico county; Edward A. Wyatt, Petersburg; William R. Wills, Hampton county; J. W. Watson and W. T. Young, of Page county; John L. Woolfolk, Orange county; W. H. Wilkerson and James L. White, of Prince Edward Edward county ; F. Woltz, Roanoke county; B. B. Wilkes, Brunswick county; R. F. Walker, Henrico county; Thomas Wood, Charlotteville; David Williamson, Alleghany county; John A. Wallace and Richard D. Wills, of Amelia county; Charles D. Worsham, of Chesterfield county; C. R. Woodson, Goochland county; B._B. Woodson, Dr. Richard P. Waltori, Cumberland county; John Tyler Williams, Dinwiddie county; Kennon Whiting, Elizabeth City county; Z. Wade, Franklin county; William R. Willis, Elizabeth City county; John W. Wright, William H. Vllebb, and F. H. Watkins, of Henrico county; R. J. Wells, of Henry county; B. T. White and E. G. Wayland, of Madison county; R. F. Woodward, of Middlesex county; E. H. Williams, Norfolk county; Lewis B. Williams, Orange county; William McK. Wartmann, Rockingham county; Sterling T. Watts, Tazewell county; Robert Wright, Washington county ; William H. Yerby and W. B. Yager, of Madison county; S. M. Yost, Rockingham county ; Thomas W. Upsher, Richmond. W¤=*V¤¤*¤*¤· wnsr vmexum. Samuel Woods, John Brannon, Benjamin W. Byrne, and J. W. Davis, Alpheus F. Haymond, Kenner B. Stephenson, Thomas B. Swan, Charles Baldwin, Monroe county; P. C. Van Buskirk. Approved, March 7, 1870.
CHAP. XXVII.-An Aol for the Reliz/pf Polly Hunt, Administralrix, and George
V W. Hunt, Administrator, of l e .slate of Walter H unl, deceased. _ _ Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United 0f(g);’g;;;sr;’§;l' States of America in Congress assembled, That the commissioner of ,.,;,6,,,, gw_ ,1,,, patents be, and he is hereby, authorized to rehear and determine the gpplicatign of application of Polly Hunt, administratrix, and George W. Hunt, admin- G‘;mYg:‘{V_Hun,_ istrator, of the estate of Walter Hunt, deceased, for the extension of for extension or' certain reissues of a patent for the manufacture of paper collars, issued °°*“*°l¤ '°i°°¤°¤ on the twenty-fifth day of July, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, which
