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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
From the Liverpool Mercury, ofAo',
SlGNS OF THE TIMES. :.


GEETLENEN-In The GInha newspaper o.
Nov. A, received this day, the following para
graph appears as an article of common Nv
tellisenco, OF no particular interest, aud III 'i'
type used ior dai!S occurrences IN that pa
per.
Letters from ST. Petersburg STATE that ta8
new levy for the Russian army viii raise II 10
upwards OF o0O Goo men including those OF ~.
military colonies, o. his large force, il IS san
1t will be IN the power OF the Emperor "
march 100000 against the Turks in the ~
preaching CAM aIgn, Without weakening u'
armies which II would be necessary as coee"
upon Austria and Sweden
Al the head Of another column. the following
ness Is ANNOUNCED, in the largest type. ano y
Inc most conspicuous manner -" FIghl l','
l'ay, between lack Mariin. and Young Du''n
Sanity Express. Then follows long de'd'-
of The Gsht.
la the decline of the Roman Empire, the
combats Of glad and the results OF NO
on'est IN the chariot races between the d."
anu the Gre ems, commanded more aee'''''
l'om lle Inhabitants Of Rome, o. Consian''''
P'' and of the o,her great cities, than The lRal,
even the near approach OF armed or ho''''
cations
me only question which at all TWIN"
zt-hghting and horse-r acipg in the re5'
I tae ihen polished and civ,iEed world, W. sl
neither the Arian or the Afanasan were -
'hodox doctrines.-Aarie and hiahome'
r. me interesting inquiry by sending I'd
see's IN one general CROWD TO where ills!e'
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\, q gun T-as 6Fci. raiiti was followed, ~ fey
era oihe.s snd although vel dIeeird. a. ieis
short of s. We had no further difficulty. bui
Eiided quietly np the river 10 6uaynIuii, vhrre
we wsre most kindly received by etif fien''-.
Several very handsume dinners AMI splendid
ball ~efe gwen to rs. which made tie short
time ~ re Dafie,i there pass very agTecably. A.
We passed OFT oi the hafbor the Libefiid COM
m"nerd a Second chase, bot finding We we've
going fIam her gave up after Eve or six hours
TIE second day ont, we tell in with TIE adm-
raj who had been some distance to leeward. IN
order 10 nierrrpi the landing of some troops
expected At Monie-C hr,sfi. from Panama he
made one tack towards tie, but upon perceuing
who we were, stood upon his curse
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
Tuyxa1s txaHa oGN2ANsa,
sgceNn SCISSOR

Hag5ni5 fOa, Jcn. l1.-1he Senate did moi (
Yesterday
NJ Miners resolution was finally acted on
Yesterday in the House OF Representatives
The preamble setting forth various instances
II outrage. WAS modiird on motion OF MIR. J.
c. Wrlg't, and was ihen rejected By vote OF
- aves37, noes l4l MIR. Wight having also
amended the resolution by substituting two
distinct resolutions tnr Ihr Que originally mo-
we'd, the quo sion WINS taken separately the
two. and both were agreed 10, the frs bv d
vote of 100 10 59 n the second, having reference
TO the abolition OFFS slavery generally in the Dist
hv vote of 10 10 Co. The House then resun-
ed the considerauoa # the bill relating tc the
settlement at the mouth uf The Oregon. benz
the unfinished business Of the preceding day /,
when the bill was rejected, on the motion
thai II he engrGssed fora third readiug-'ae
vote being tor the motion 10, against i 90
The House then resumed the consideration ,
in Committee Of the whole Of the nniaynIa-
bic report of the Committee on ndian Al
fairs, Oh The claims OF certain c!t2ens OF Gtor-
gia The question being on . motion made
bv NJ. Thompson, to reverse the decision of
the Committee Mr.. Wild made some re-
marks, bni before be had concluded, the com
mittee rose, reported progress, and ohaIued
leave to 81 again aud the House then adjour-
ned ill Monday,
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Iiacunbrnt IN mr. ~ pr,eeen 10 "a ."
early nnnr to-mnrros, IN cenelnsirn. nave
an. honar 10 reqmsi. that the property 50
canlnred, which claim Ia h~tiaii ri ns Afefr-
iran na nrrs, NAV hp delivered inln The Gus
tod. OF Rabr,i Manroe II ,nisoa, E-4. u be
disposed wi n M, l,r directed ~ the CIV
ernmrnt ri the q. States, which will .oi eanfse
consider responsibility 10 rest somewhere,
ter amount 81 property thus pdal'eaiiy IAN
cIh
In lie ataaa timr.
have she honnr 10 be,
Hon. Sirs,
"a olcdimn and
na.i humble screHnf. etc
IS errdl DAX. TUNER,
Canmauder.
II the uon. Maj. naasnn, aud tie ii"n. the
judiciary, etc.
(cnpy--So. y
Government OF 81 Bartholomew. !
Gn.iavia, Dec .. ls2s.
10 Cant. Dan. Tnrn,r, Cammander 81 the Z.
States SHIP Lie.
Guststia Roads.
Strive hsve = received your letter Of
Cha ta,. .laifng ) .ut regret aud surprise al
our determination tut 10 deliver mp the BnT-
nos Ayrean armed schooner ifedernl, on the
trrnAnns meniinnrd in vuur claim oi Yesterday
nayine added. ihli yon consider the vessel al.
ready officially denounced 10 US n plralical
one, we think necessary 20 observe, that
from he Isnnr OF your claim, rs stated IN
writing, ~ have not been able 10 con
olude tha, that any such denuneihion was
made.
Yo'r letter of this day, without containing
any new reasons, has Trough new accn'n.
ton agsinH the Federhl thai OF =" piracy d
we beg Won to hs assured. that whenever
you support the SANE hy eny proof, we vii
mos readily co-nperaie TO bring the Offenders
10 roodign punish'oehi'
That n responsibility for The capture must
Yesi somawhere, Ne cannot doubt else
our resolve would have been materially al.
tered.
Though we think Won too sang line In the
eniieipal,on of what viii be The opinion Of
our respective Governments with regard 10
oar refusal TO accede 10 such claim rs thai
contained ia your letter OF YESTERDAY, we feel
ZOO mech regard f,r thu Government on
whose hehalf yam addressed rs, mol u
sign ourselves, sitb distinguished consijera-
ton.
Sir. your most obi. servants,
Slgned J. HAA-IH VI,
l., G. MORSlNG,
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The n.ighboss. and fsosi tic subsequent comics.
sioa M tne wtetehes lao negroes by The name
nj He,rgrnd Dick who have bsen appfohend'
ed an committed 10 Matthews JAN, a. reine-
senird 10 nx by Capt I aud a nc'Rhoof WIN ne-
eo,np, nied hin. we have obiained The following
psfi,cafsrs ef,his hoffid attain. on Nednes-
lay. 3la III Capt. pilehefi being iren hn'ne
,he fri name of the nrrlees ffciHy, n hireline,
sni.r-d The house anl demanded iio'n Afs.
p. some change which she bad promised him
some time before. aud upon her stating iha' II
WIS ouf OF her power 10 pay any ihihg "nih hsf
husband returned hioh would be IN frs days,
he swofe he would be paid immediately ana,
nm finn, niela. with the assidancs of Dirt, who
belonged TO Capt r he brutality murdered The
old lady. by slraneling and sa6oeating her, ~
sss decided bv the inquest. from the marks oi
whence nnnn her throat and about her head -
Tb.y then threw the body info n veil near ibe
bous,. which vas mol used and almost dry
Tbey next nrocseded 81 fuminage the house aud
trnlks IN qnpst OF money, of Which, they say,
they fond only three dollars, one of winch DICK,
has since gwen up.
The ,irst knowledge OF his shocking occur
renee vas obtained by Mr.. johnson, keeper OF
the I, ieht House on New Point who sending a
message 10 Mr.. y. on New Years day, aud
lea,nine from her murdefers, that she wa very
sick in bed aud afterwards hearing nothing
from her. although the most friendly intimacy
subsisted between their families, suspected that
all was not right. and calling neighhor. they
proceeded 10 the house. lhey found II descf-
ted, aud after searching all the apartments,
without success, for Mrs. y. extended Their ex.
animation 10 various parts oil the plnn,aiion
when on passing the well spoken Of above. they
fonnd the body crammed into AMI covered O.
yer. Tho negroes on leaving The scene Of their
buioher,. went to several OF the ueighbouring
houses, and upon inquiry being made, why they
had left Mrs. Pitcheu alone on The plantation,
said by way Of diverting suspicion ffnm them,
when the horrid deed should become public,
thai she hal nlenty ofcompany with her, for
several sailors had come ashore there. and de
manded liquor, provisions, &c swearing thai
they would throw her Inlo the we'll, VI she did
not give them what they required
These cir cumsiances caused the arrest Of the
villains and their commitment, since Which, II
is said, they have confessed tho whole matter.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

A LamleSs Populations Previous 10 the las.
session of'he Legislature OF Illinois. saws the
Galena Miners Iournai, there was no Court OF
lndlcature on Fever River, and the only written
la" operating upon the Miners, who compose
the principal part of the population of Gdlena
VAS contained on single page OF ioolscap pa.
per- signed by the Superintendent Of The Mines.
and posted up public place. The tegua,
hnns, as they were called, provided a way o'
settling all disputes between the Miners with
regard 10 their ore and lots of ground but in
their daily transactions. and ia. the credits -rlyen
by one =" another, ihey were governed entirely
by the law Of honor.
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ACCIDENT AND LOSS.

Tue mail going east yesterday morning was
iost aboni o'cioek. \. NJ. three miles cast OF
this place. The creek had become very high
daring lhr nieh--tie morning was excessively
slaik--and the driver who had crosscdit the pre-
4 cd,ng evening about s o'clock, vcntured IN.
mud the whole was Immediately al ht--ihe dr
yer haIloned With all his enrrgns fpr help here
were M passengers he 6oated down upward
Of 100 wards, when some of the family OF Capt.
Crockett awakened with his shouts. came with
lights, a9d discovered HIN on the top of thu
stage, aud hy mean,of pole they ,escn d
bim Ihn horteg were all lrnwnei-the 81 re
Is vel in the water The great Mali has been
recovered but the little iail is yet misslrt
We sincerely synnaiaGe with thu en"fgeuo
proprietor for his los HUhe Argus
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AFron tho Correspondent ofthe Baltipore Chronicle
Husdjagt,D Oh -, ZOO,

y '"ni 'S ~ 81 llIe batitncre Chronicle,
PasiaastaP, 9Th Jan 1929.
As ] set down 10 write the cannon 10 roar.
ing, the drum beating, the toast. tn speecb. and
uproer OF cheers are going the round. all m no
nor OF the day, am not pa takcr and can
not, % course, give yon any particulars of the
celebration
Gen. SCOTS cnse Is qn;eted for the present !;
and TIE must no" be Commanded by Macomb
resign, or b" dismissed the service II il sumo.
sed that the Office OF Major General in the Ar.
my, will be abolished aud thar cnnseoua,,lc
Maromb will lose his slit ion after an Sc,,,
AID Games beng The Brigadiers in the com,nic.
sion.
The Committee of Ways and Means will 70.
pc shorty on the memorial against Sales q,
Auction. Ne" views IA . zen ,ake,, Of ~.
subject IL III" great cities since il has been a.
covered 'hH' 'hr smaller and southern seaD,,ts
nav entered IRE lists against the au,tioos in
hopes OIL ge''lng back their lost trade by renew
60 'mPot'"Uohs Tor themselves, Since the IN
PRODUCTION OF auction sizes, retailers and ,,h,,.,.
have supplied themselves in the Iars t,,.ns -
the great Jury OF small INA KEYS and ,d,.l
importers. 'o'"'
No duty will fer the prescott. he ;nrosoa -,
sales OF merchandise. by auctign. !, h.;,a -
4oes'lo" "heIher sach a tax NAV be laid hut j.
~ proposed require Auctioneers 10 furnish a,
me I'm" ct ihtlr sales, prin,cd invoices or RI.
pies oil INVOICES from The CustUm-house of the
s""cs intended 10 he exposed, and At the pricps
a'"hch they have there been entered | his !.
intended to obvl0te the alleged frauds of double
invoices one Tor the cusl om-heuse and ore for
'he aucIioheer So than all toe movement nm
the SUBJECT, for the time being will cad in .no.
ther ie' enue 'Hw. Its curi us 10 ob.prve no
'"'t >"h"'"ae appears IN the representa- on
10 congress on the sulJect Of auctions a n !,
Tue pray OF the menoriatists for duty upor
'uch sales, they varied from two to ten her coo,
In some OF the large cities they FIRST prsved IN,
TAX OF ten per centuu, BIT IS soon a. III.
smaller rivals joine! IN AZ hat rae, they We,
u"cN 10 'le smaller tie OF tua aud a hall DC,
eentom The Cbme-ute Of Wn,t a.d 49,.
rave believed just AS mn h Of their rs,,.a.''
ia''ons rs mAdea'; ece>. ", ~ heir icds mn,
TO gu"rd the revenue ny ee addilisnsi eaac,
rneni, e""''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

A circumstance that &C eurrec lately. at nm.
ofibe English theatres, may serve h teach ma
ayers caution in distributing inferior man
DaUtla in Pienrro yrs given 10 an actor at.
nigh, have played Fqts'cF w,thom snf,.,
When Oroc'mbo eye aimed " never 70 from
bred before my God much less before man
and why before he thou icss han rnpn,p me
audience shouted with laughter aad thc s,a..
fiag hero Of The evening sworr thatfbe cast va.
i trick OF e'anager TO mar the c1rc, If m.
ragic exc lle5cr Gphi,od Cbyo.,
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CM1ous H'1sc harumert.--A novelty OF
his kini' is han p pr satciy about nj present.
ard Will we think Don obtain much ratorieg,
II has - ve'y small engine, mo, larger than
this paragraph consists OF a brass frame, with
eight perpendicular bars of silver. II is pressed
against the lips, and broathDd tn ough BY the
periatmer, aud the consequent vibrations yiea
sounds re scmbling those of the .Eotan HTl7
wh'eh are wonderfully powerful, considering
the rnnutrness of the instrument. b goes 10
ne extent OF an octave. aud It's modifealIonsn
piano ana forte are altogether Surprising
Lo8 LII GGE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
LARGE PEAR

A. lats meeting OF The Royal Hor,itutur'
Society OF Paris, a gigantic pear was eKbibited
OF the following dimension. circumference, 10
inches, height inches, and v eight one pound
seven ounces.
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Extract ofa letter 10 the Editors of the Bali
more Conn erciai Chronicle, dattd

NAsHIaGToH, TN Jan I5Z9.
The members of Congress- ought 10, and
make no doubt do, leel much obliged to the
Committee of the Rail Road Company. for the
cxhlbl ion re, ofthe new and beautiful Raj
Road CT. lately exhibited in Baltimore. II
was this day very generally examined, and cal :
led forth much admiration Whrn saw il foi
the frsttlmr this morning, ! was so fore bls
struck with the simplici aud papsbleuess o.
principle and the efficiency of It's application,
that could not withhold smile at the rSp,ns.
Of human insight into the mysteries OF me- han
les. How could principle simple aud
structure 50 p' werful, have so long remained
undiscovered II speak, directly TO the u
Outstanding, and leaves room for a cavl
The contIiVance cons SITS in applying the mo
mtniHm 10 the circumference. instead OF the
nave, of the wheel which encounters the fric
tim and consequently discovers power
greater thsn7 the wheel commonl. in use b,
just so much as the adj or spoke of the wheel
is logger than the diameter of he axis II
will acquire for itself distnc,ioa among he IN
v"nlions of genus in this country and very pro
baby produce revolution in the mechanical
operations OF every part of the globe, where the
wheel and axle are required.
You could not have had a greater treat than
the opportunity would have afforded you,
Oh Seeing no" u 1fTfnilN the SDPCla-
tors were affected by its exhibition
Some there were who saw the prln
ciple am merits OF the machine ut the yerv
Grst glance and they were of course, mo de.
lighted Ohe,s required explanations, aud re-
peated inspections. arriving ultimately To a COM
pfeh"nsIons OF ne mystery, ms II seemed at
first TO them Aud others there re v no could
MOI dvest themselves ofthe notion, that the
strong pulley and wright were paris of the
combination, always % he kept IN USE, colse-
quently TO be drawn up and translated in ad-
vance of the wagon, like hauling up a ship
the anchor and ,ow-line. You have seen the
car, and will he diverted nj this conccif.
I'D the consequent objection which belongs t.
it.
he invocation of this wagon has certainly AT
Did greatly to he chances, that The Rail Road
system will become tavorte imnroyemeu
throughout this country, and make no doubl
will multiply experiments far beyond the ina.
ginatious of the rIesentaee
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From the Norfolk Beacon, Jan. 8.

DIoa Di1bslicM Murder We lraro from
rapl Turner OF the Matthews Packet. that an
inquest was held on Sunday asst over the body
o. Mrs. ANN PRItCHEfr, respectable lady,
brtwee 10 aud 80 years Of age, wife of Capt.
John PriicteH, Of New Point Comfort found in
a dry we'll on her own farn, short distance
from her dwelling, whore she had been thrown
Wv the nturderers after committing the shocking
deed. From the evidence adduced to the ny,
from circumstantial information derived from
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LATE. FROM COLuMRIA

Cnpnin Ireby, of the Athrn,an, (Erriyed nj
New Y,rk.) which lei Carthaerna On the 1871
uifimo. rings information, thai Generm oBAs-
no had placed himself at the head of the People
of PoaHyan. in open rebellion against The Gov
ernmeni had had two engagements with the
,toops orfhe Republic, aud beaten them ~ both
The Pu1jdeua had ho~evef, sent force rom
Bopota 10 subdue The Rebrls the result not
heard The Peruyisus had commenced hosiili-
ties. aud troops had been ordered 10 march
from different points of Coiourbia for the South
II was thought thai the war with Peru would
he OF shor, duration. BOLIVIA had cxpr SD
his detrrmimttioplo send such force agans the
Psrivinns a, W u nj once crush them.
General SAsThEDER, with several OF his adj
herents. conce reed III the late conspiracy, who
Ind been sentenced 10 anshmrn,, arrived Al,
ihagcuH snsIe DAYS before Captain rs de-
parture Their passages were takn on board
of an English brig. for Liverpool but two days
before she was Ttstdy tnr sea, an express arrived
from Bopola with orders thai oaniander should
not he embarked. but kept a close prisoner ~
the Castle of Boco Chico, where he now is.
Captain lreby brouSh, Bogoia papers to
Dec '. HnLIvAH rn Bo goia on the Both Nov.
To i" annhi ate the fscloas in Popayan." l.
is supposed by the Ga6efn ne Colombia and by
The Dictator. that the preseni disturbance there
is 0uiy ram liicaiiop OF the conspiracy tor
whirh Snniander wis copdffuped aud this %
probably the reaIon ofthe coHnier orders which
reached Ca.tbag ma, when ths exlles werr -
hou, II embark Before leaving The capital
BOLIVAR had i.sucd decree for the rsorgani
IN ion Of The Courts of Justice, and had made
several important appointments. among which
We notice that off OLMEpA. AZ Secretary Of
Foreign al is. LOSE MARIA SALAzAR is APP
pointed AN Associate IusIicp 6fthe Suprs me
Curt. under tin new organization.
The Bpgota Gd2ette CONTAINS the message Of
Gsurfti SucRE Pfrsideut OF the Republic Of
Roligin 10 the Congress which met early Au-
gust Jolgnni Of Commerce
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fiOitKID.

Elyd " CROOKS. "" committed to the Jail
Of ihi. county, on the Zblh uli charged with try
ing 10 burn 10 death his wife, Sally Brooks, on
lne night oi the Goth She has since died A
Corooer's inquest vas held whose yer.
die, was thai her death was caused by
wounds refe we'd by hre, INTO viii h she lad
been thrown by her husband. A Court of
inquiry ms been Called upon hun when tina
paper was put 10 y ess the Court had mol mrt.
The circumstances attending hts borrld died,
A. detailed tn us, We inrbeai 10 ave n. present.
a, he has TO undergo his trial for murder. We
will only remark that this adds one more TO
the black catalogue of crimes pr duoed by
drunkenness. LeLmgiuH ihi.
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I Nat Int

Dismal Scamp Capdi.-We are Informed nv
the Norfolk papers thai the water WIZ let into
this Canal on Wedaesda. last and that II boat
With slaves belonging To Nr. Clufl Merchant
sf Elizabeth City, y c has passed throush the
can being tue first and TINT a number OF O.
Tiers are ON their way to Norfolk.
This canal will open an avenue 100 miles in
exient 10 many ofthe finest coue'Ie> in North
Carolina and Virginia. Cotton, Tobacco, aud
millions OF bushels Of Wheat which, il has been
truly observcd-irom the expense Of land car
rage. would never have found lis way TO mark.
ct even had it been raised, will now b, drawn
from the bosom ofthc earth and sent forth &c
A." Strengthen mans heart"
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Mo YORK Jan. l0.--Mr. Down, the Seer.
airy NJ The British Amrassadpr. Mr. Vougha
lcii ,h,s city IN he packet of III" slh With des-
Natehes. ~ Il is presumed. Nhen We co nrct
this circumstance with the proceedings ni Con-
ere,s on the SUBJECT of occupying the ORrooa
Territory, ~ may f1fe" that the English minus
ter has not been ma trntiyc observer Of a
ar. at Washington. Boundary liues a'e nou-
Jissome things. C0urstr
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philadelphia chrosict,

Naming penpie IN .Normoy.-lfa mas o..
tan name be Robert, for example. all Tho e. g.
lily IN the first generations become Robs,,a"
and II his eldest boy be baptised John he i -
course John. Robertson, aud all the girls IN n,
manner, pro hae rice, are Robersons WI.
the son grows u aud has children. tbey IN
all be Johnsons DO S and girls a. bee,ro
and so IN, changing The family name sys,a
generation. II there happen TO be III ee so..
IN house, named we shall saw. Henfick F,eda
rick, aud William, they will branch of ,bra.
separate pationymics from the three L,a
Tiers, and their children be respectively Ga'
rcksons, Frederick ons and WilliamsuoS
London Fekfy Leri,,s
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GEsRGr II. finwEa, member elect Of tn
spufv FIRST Congress, from Georgia, having
AIDED Ia notify the Executive Of bis acceptance
eIth the nrrcJsar, proofs of his eirbits, with
IN the time pre,cut ed by Jaw, Governor For
sYrH has directed M elcc,lon, 70 h, aeid or
b, first Monday IA October, 1872 10 oil the VA
csacy thus alleged, unter law al the ate. 10
qavr been oeca ipned. nav election will be
leld. W suppose. since the Governor has or err
II, and Nj G5LapR. viii d5ubl sss receive
majority Of thr woes Whether he do or
On hos, ever we should consider. IN rrfceenc
hls title 10 his sea IN the huti-e, OF no Goose
quince Whatever The elrctou oi Nj CIT.
ME- nd been Foioraig proc ntmsf ~ .fhd Gov
ernor ,End hal prpc,amation IS his Sufficient
radcnnal TO the Hnnse OF Rcprese tstises, On
dpr winch IN our nel,t would od his srat
IA defiance ola alter claimant. The neOpla
lad elected HIM the Governor had verified the
fact Officially: Is il IN his power, now to dives.
nm ms riphtf VIII IT be a United thar I'M
der any circumstances, the mandate Of a Gov.
sfnor can invnlIdale legal act the People
rhe Governor has, doubtless, IN what he has
lone, literally i1llowsd the law Of the Slute.
But he Law itseii, occurring the Members elect
o notify their acceptance, within twenty DAYS
after the date of the proclamation of then
lection, is a S0e5ism IN legislation,