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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

first occasion on which the merits of Rater had been
brought into action in this country, although he had
won all his matches in America. He gave the mare
minute at starting, which was about equivalent to
600 yards but overlook her at the end of miles, AT
the close of the 10th mile the horse was full 60 yards
in 'front.' having completed the distance in 80 minutes
and 40 seconds feat unparalleled in the history of
horse flesh in this country. The time of the mare was
81 minutes and AZ seconds and making allowances
for breaking and turning, the credit due to her was
scarcely inferior to that given to the horse We UNI
derstand the King has expressed desire to see the
American, who owns the Ratler Mr. jackson of New
York. London paper.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

from he Philadelphia Democratic Press
We have before noticed the death of FREDERICK KoHNE,
ESD OH the Goth u i'll the seventy third year of his age
We have asceained from the best authority his will that he
has bequeahed nearly four hundred thousand dollars to Re-
lgious and Charitable institutions. The following items
brace of 1878 900 Some OF the requests are
truly munifcent; three of them amount to $26O,0OO
Rumor estimates the whole amount of property bequeath-
ed by Mr. Kohne million of dollars The tax 10 the State
under the Collateral Inheritance Act If rumor estimates cor
recty. will be 10000 dollars for the Canal Fund This will
obtaining the Loan wanted on the best possible
terms.
To the Theological Seminary of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States OF
State of New York 100000 90
To the Domestic Foreign Missionary Society of
the Protestant Epis ;opal Church in the UNI - go 90
ted States of America, lo,Ooo W
Church, South Carolina, 5000 Oe
g r 5000 90
To the shras' Dspensary in Charleston S. c., 10000 90
To the Bishops Fund in South Carolina, 5000 90
To the Female Episcopal Benevolent Society OF
St. James Church in the city of Phiadel-
pia for the of the poor of that Church, 5000 90
To the PHILADELPHIA Dspensary, 10000 90
To the Female Association of Philadelphia, 5000 so
To the Orphan Society of Philadelphia, GO,O0O W
phia, >''' SO''e 5000 90
To the Charleston Protestant Episcopal Domes-
tic Missionary Society which employs as their
Missionary the Rev Edward Phillips, 10000 90
To the Mariners Church in Charleston, S. c. 5000 90
To the House of Refuge in Pennsylvania, l0O,0O0 10
To the Society OF the protestant Epscopal
Church for the advancement Of Christianity
in Pennsylvania, 5000 90
To the Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb, 20,000 90
To General Episcopal Sunday School Union, 10000 90
Ample provision is made in the Will for Mrs Kohne Ger
properties apart for the benefit of the testators
collateral kindred and many requests made to his
wants and poor friends.
The residue of his estate bequeahed to his Executors in
trust for distribution such charities in Pennsylvania and
South Carolina they may deem most beneficial to mankind
and that part of the colored population OF each OF the
said of Pennsylvania and South Carolina shall parake
thereof.
Mr. Kohne a native of Germany and for many years
citizen of South Carolina. HIS Executors Mrs Kohne,
John Bohen and Roberts Vaux of this city, and Robert
Maxwell of South Carolina.
Grand Trottiag Match.-The ong-talked-of match
between Rdtler, the American horse, and Miss Thr-
ner the WeIch mare for 400 soveregns, decided
on Saturday week, over 10 miles Of ground between
Cambridge and Godmanchescr, commencing at the
second milestone from Cambridge. This the
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

life.Sir p. Sidney. RI W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-30
THE VILLAGE GARRISON.

AN ANEcDoTE OF THE THIRTY YEARS WAR.
1t happened, in tho course of the Thirty
Years War, that Gonsalvo dc Cordova. who
commanded the Spanish troops then over.
running the PaIatinutc, found it necessary
to possess himself Of little walled village,
called Ogcrshcim, that lay in his way. On
the first intelligence of his approach, all the
inhabitants fled to Mannheim; and when Con.
salyo at length drew near, and summoned
the place to surrender, there remained with.
IN the walls only poor shepherd and his
wife, the latter of whom, having that very
morning brought little infant into this
world OF misery, was unable to leave her bed:
and her husband, Of course, staid with her
The anxiety and distress Of the poor man
may be more easily conceived than desert
bed. Fortunately, however, he possessed
Do'h courage and shrewdness; and, on the
spur OF the moment, bethought himself Of n
scheme to give his wife and baby a chance
OF escape, which, after embracing them both.
he FASTENED to put into execution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-30

speaking 81 technical terms or words I've SAYS
Note Though Tor of these scient Iea son
ca;i be gwen others there which not So readily he TIA
ced TO their original unless consider them as invented y the
lawyers OF Old to oone the conduct OF cause TO themselves
or as the offspring OF chance made by time and liz
or aseTDe ten To zeal for that and method u ic
ennoDe even the meanest anu give the all OF science aud
wisdom But from whatever they spring seems poper
70 prSeYc IhtA AVOID well the
disputes that nay arise innovation And
menabc upon p1:cies CO ressUu, sufficient that tev are
waTaned by pTececen for 1t Observed cn- ago by MIR
Stce Stamford upon the question: whether nv aycrcnt nv
me term ho was scicnt 'h the usual TOM TO alisSc
II 10y lice' then would hold it," Aud aer
certain cases i which the omnpotence custom over reason
was conspicuous he concludes, Wherefore we ought 10 abere
to the usual fop but in this il was not the , ,r -
ale the election under the word Hc rs YOU NAV see in tho
book OF entrees wherefore he down TO any
Tor tire matter and has done
the words more than they will warrant" And again upon
another occasion, though the rsi avowry was held Dad
Tor want OF being averred afterwards says the TcroFer
the pro;honOtaes searched their preceent and told The &
ces that the usage make the avor vitbo
aveIment, With which the Justices were satisfied Mir
Stakie IN his Criminal Pleading, 90 20 has the following
Judicious observations ihe law distributes crime into thee
great clasSeseason fclones and misen,eanors nfro IN
felony Zach OF these IS attended with peculiar incidents hoI
teoTc amer
OF an indictment specify technical LANGUAGE the
genus nf crime imputed 10 the defendant that ne NAV ava
himself OF those advantages which tho law allows him INT c
may he excluded from those which the law withos and ba,
c Court may he authorized, after conviction TO uact tic
appropriate punishment A adherence tn such IanaIagn
may in some cases appear nice critical TO serve he
ends Of Justices II founded on MANY scr7 Al ~
anal reasons For instance by decisions the legal
value ana weight Of term phrase AIT asceJareI and
oud doubt arse as % It's meaning reference for tire p,Inoe
on eovingH nav DC had to fomcr authorities whilst every
new expression would introduce fresh uncertaintv and ,o
benefit TO be derived from prrccront would he wholly ne,
Note z-but " the treason selfbe laid 20 have bern com
NY Zoo every overt aci need not be so laid. ST. r. 7Ol
sax 6J3 Fast, e. li62 Prtt and inferior trrasops ~
PrOdltorie. Stark ~, Fost 3l9 ~ "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-30

comprising one of The largest. most general and de-
srabc stocks of Spring Goods they have ever offer
ed for sale. A more particular advertisement will
appear in few days. april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-30
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

EINLEMlNG e. EDWIN JAMES s. co. {AIar-
Il ket Squere.) have just received -
BetaOeen and 500 packages OF
FRESH DRY GOODS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-30
SCHOOL BOOKS.

A GENERAL assortment Of School Books Of tho lac,
- editions, constantly on hand.
Also, quilts, penknvcs lead pencils, pencil cases
wafcrs, sealing wax, &c.
Letter and cap paper, Of s., 2 80, 80, and g. per
ram. ARIEL WORKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-30

"upp1she To Tie dates OF Sept LET, 1Oih aud 22d pre-
bNe to tic aforesaid tcus aud charges the said abstract
under the head OF "Aucamgcs prior 1927 herein before
set out with intent % detaud the a. States to the great dam
age Of the United States aud against tho peace and government
thereof UrHO, SWAMI Au'v III st.,cs -
Inc difference between this Indictment and The one prrtr.
dg returned by the grand jury gnoramus consists solely in
leaving out the words forged and following tho word Gauu-
lenty as here markell
s conended on the part OF tho defendant that this indc
ment describes any offence be considered either as
an indictment or fraud " n forgery
That, indictment fraud IL is bad because there N
NJ averment Of an injury actually done.
That indictment for forgery Isalso bad for seyeesi
reasons
Isl Because the offence forth IN the usual technical
Language, descriptive Of the crime Of rccy the grand
'y might be aware Of the nature of the offence which
.shey charging the defendant.
%, Because the paper altered such amer yey ST.
can DO the subject OF forgery, by alienation.
Cd Because docs not appear by circumstance
u the ndctmon that the United Stsas could be injured by
the alteration.
T. Under the FRS objection commended that the word
|' gla Ndsa Hc'nic2. 49, pccesyy iic G..-Igtou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-30

Gid WHITE COFFEE.-o5 Bags Old
- White Coffee, landing for sale by
June 20 II. II. DREW, Ag't.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

panti effects ~ ncViaD.s Lei then look at
county the soasra ~ ns .saTcely $1,000 pipes
whist moderate beer Yields zVV millions OF francs 10
% the best aowths of france find but in countries. 20
which has refused the vne other beserag" made
OF aud me is en for consumption whtn the wealthy
alone obtain The inference be drawn from hence is
our present best ra he, and
dispense with tariff The question Is what Of
protection shall be gwen toeseh Of the haehes 81 oar indus
nw Here is the controversy ana M held ssuncitny
Fe Tho connfvcrsy arisih, between distinct and
often opposed 'he necessities of different industry
being variable IN their aure and need existing Of protecting
tic interest ~ the consnes stieHivc inquiries pfu0snnt
se''s'ons becone necessary otn time TO lime
The ro,ssn in erre the week ,-ac. prrcp,ily uon
pot,wheh e>red IS much interest - "a
arNev ~ Europe with Hluie at,cnpi wh
likely to be made by Russia extensive blockade Ia
pressed cur "p" Ne He 'o oSol,eG we ba, e a o eE
siantnrilc o hc he Fed i'nd by h, of tie Emperor
Nicholas he wnnd have clear Vshi acknowledged
law q" nations. to intercept ali supplies 10y direct blockade of
&c sea "i Manom and the Bospho's. Bn ""I tins most
npoable shall actually Emperor has Ight
10 decree paper blockade cas right to describe circles
blockade hr nruic aud latitude aud to say To tr res, of
hurnne, thai, "bccen certain degrees, and
eeran arms OF seas no ship shnl~navsa'e without his mpc
suppose Emperor Nirlolas possessed Il maritime
superiority the Lave o nations would no, perm, him
y'7@s the nc of the dcctrri blockade, naval
farce existed those seas capa. II RESISTING aud Furnishing
asion Of his bpliscient rights
maritime bircSae by tire law Of nations, like siege hy
anf, &c actual an TIE Ee,n aud
Sii1n dcrcs OF jouarare have alvaya been cited
snps "t enpy depnsn by its success aud
seeking To enforce toy power what .nau
justice II strue, that Gwat Britain uated this example,
or ra" acted up ~ practice to what ouy theoretical
TYRANNY ia Bonaparc Bui self defence ouly by
of retaliation The penalty of the blockade which
trai rtn nj that tune declared was enforced only against
those States which had The cowance Weld threats of
Napoleon II enforced only against became
parties to the ~ lan and Berlin dccccs. Bn tee
pie IN iht naval policy OF Great Britain except relates
20 the retaliation al the Milan and Berlin edc bio
"ecaru be IA constructive operation against ANY hahor
iu or maritime town not actually invested Much less
Se ever augated the right invest cut OF
ihe intercourse OF neutral countries by actually conuc
iV,y, hockad'ng the common highway of nations
We trust therefore, that government Will not Irnnt
Russia declare any blockade which does not st,oty l
WITHIN the acknowledged law OF war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
CLEARED.
Brig Export, Thistle, for Cowes and msrRe,-,obscc,
|, IL ~ NNNoNNo-

CLEARED =
D's Export thistle nr cowes and a msIket-tosseco :.
ENTERED
Ship Jefferson, Joy, from Liyerpool salt c,.,..- r.
S's NJ Sekense and suasiry uerchanr. Of Poersbu,s
Schr TRIAL, Mister from New YORK. ballast
Schr Henry, -, from Norfolk
Sehr Flag OF Trace. Peace, from New York with
Peasants, G NJ Mitchell.
Schr Roanoke, Hubs, from ". Carolina, with fish
to l. Webb g. Co ' ~" "s'i
Senr James Fisher, s'omers 10 days. from Boston,
Win sundrles TO WIN Snyth Anderson. Garth q,
Co., NJ Weaver. Parker Hubbard g C,rdrsr
Davenport, Allen & Co., VIM Allison. A {, Rrarder
NJ Mitchell, King & Richardson and WIN cane.
Sloop trimmer Price, from Portsmouth,, IN III
with mackerolt to master. ~ ~
Packet schr Emily Davis, CroweI from, Ph;aae,.
phia, sundrics to Works, L Webb & co.. Hubbard
& Gardner, Stratton, Miles g. Psyron. r n Burk-
mart, w Noting, Barnes g. Belt, w Walt
hah, kyes, Ferguson d CO.. A A Krisbman, WIN M
Crery Z M MITCHELL, Van Lew a. co. WIN Nit
cnell w q ID Kyle & co.. NJ Radcliffe ! A 81 ]
Myers. jr. VIM Trusman, Bagwoll & Smith ] TX
Nash, lucke d Sizer, VIM Thornton, j N Gordon,
. Randall, Rinse, Ralston s. Peasahts J Frank
nm Is Peyton, Allen. Evans, q PIcot M Swain
ii Eustacc, Anderson & Blair NJ KlIdoe. ] Hal.
lowell, Poe g. Brothers Perkins A Harris. $ n
rer, w & Crane.
Schr Invincdore. -, from SInitbfeld with ba
con and cotton. to Winston.
Schr Virginia, Price, from Alcxandria.
tobacco.
SAILED,
Schr Elizabeth. Henry, for New York coal
Schr Richard Corson, for Boston, coal.
HGhr Lively Wilson, and Elizabeth g. Jane, -,
for Fortress Monroe, stone
Sioop Valiant, Niece for n. York coal
NEW YORK, July 9-Ceared, ship London Brown Rich
mond; orig svhsuIe, rIindle, do.
Arrived schts Milo, Turner DIS FIN Richmond Chauncey
Clark do do slOOp EELa Allen. Smith do do ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
Correspondence Of the My Journal %, Commerce.


There alteration Of the present npost duties now
~ progress through parliament OF which however par
cuiary concem county, with the execution Of the uy of
IS "a proposed I've levied turentne of the value
Of LIS and NOT exceeding 5s The present duty only
IS and the actual market price being about Cd this duty
will continue 60 be levied until the price advance sd more D
ring this and tire past week purchases have been
made OF Colonial produce coffee inarce TO
the Of about 100000 Irces supposed TO Lave
reached the lowest point which these articles can be p
ced and therefore safe speculation Many persons
OF experience look Tor general and steady prov een in h
sness before the year is II certain that affairs can hard
ly he worse than they have been lately.
The disturbances among operative manufacturers we thouht
were suppressed; but yesterday body hundred silk
weavers at Behna Green, the quarter LONDON
opposed determined 20 tire officers who az
tended two persons to the house OF order 10 take
back unfinished work which was considered Ia be- expo
sed TO the knives Of the rowing contents Tho police we're
severely cut and brsed, and although reinforced after time
were compelled to give way, after having Intellectually endeav-
ored to defend themselves with pistols and cuIa.es The mob
totally oeeaded the hre arms and there only person
arrested The continuance Of this Of turbulence acj
CONJUNCTION has thrown almost all the 5000 of Spal
fields Of employment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

The Now Yoik American o. 1hursdev annex - 10 the All,
Ccs 90 caFi1 between Gen. koIazsn the commando n,
The 81 Salvador forces and tie authorities I,uaten,aa the
following information:
'Nncc the above in type have received bv he brig
Joseph rom Omoa, official paper Of Cen Morazan bV
which appears that bya OF the 10Th Apr
null the articles Of CapuaOn above referred ground
that the captuating party had preserved ts fah-ha
arms and cohing large quantities. substracted
the population ~ other respects grossly violated
"Afer annung the same it is stated that the President
Azru Wee President Relranuen the Ministers and some 80
other individuals, imprisoned until their ,e could he
determined 10y the general Congress"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

P'rooy-Capt. Gardner OF ship .,l,ntt. l,,.I,, ,l ,
N'Ne from the Brazil Banks spoke on the 5t Nav in LAT
- ',s Ii - w Tie horque Admiral Ernio,y coianaud
10y lonn 'TtVhIt. from MADRAS ne
N,mmai 5cnhnw had been boarded IN LAT 8N lon, JGIV
by " pfaiFa schooner with fore top sail pa,ned with
marrow white streak, mounting guns The pirates pnt,r
TIE a " Killed three seanen and passenger by lie name e
Eo'rn Staring Capt Crawford severely wounded b,s
FIST officer aud one also wounded hot were al
cmNaescent when spoken by Cspt. Gardner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
THIS DAY. ar II O'CLOCa,

The drawing Of the Maryland, No. ,. will be 70.
ceived at P. CHUBBS OFFICE, where YOU can
obtain some of the following handsome prizes if you
apply this morning. viz:
$4,000, $500, 1862, of 900, of 400.
Besides great number smaller prizes.
Tickets 81. few tickets remain uDsold M r.
CHUBBS OFFICE, where more capitals have
been sold than al any other office in Virginia and
the cash paid for the same the moment they were
presented. luiv IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
2xsct1aaG0aGO Saase5g&
lIONDAY MORNING, M.AY ~, lsao.

North acknowledgements has ut length reach
ed N Carolina. DIR. James MoBhy, Collector Of the
Port of Beaufort gcnslemon of talent and charOc-
ter, has been removed, in favor of Mr.. Cooke, who
possessed the 'one thing needlul' uranium syf. of
devotion to the Hero. 1t is stated in the Ncwbern
Spectator and the Raleigh Register and fact is
admitted by the Raleigh Star, Jackson paper, that
one of the principal causes Of Dr. Manny's removal,
was his having been correspondent Of the Rich
mond Wing" AS we have no "troasury pap" of
which the magnanimous President can deprive us, hc
IS resolved to take satisfaction out of our friends
course so worthy of tn, dignity ofhe Chief Magistrate
Of the u. States, well becomes the "second Wash
ington." The first Washington would no doubt ha I've
acted precisely thus We never did imagine il pos
siblc, that could get TO be President Of the IT,
States, for the cabre OF whose understanding, and
for the narrowncsJ and personality of whose motives
of public conduct, we compelled TO feel in despite
OF the respect we wish entertain for tho constituted
authorities Of our country, unbounded, unqualified,
unmxcd aud unmitigatcd contempt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
p. CHUBB'S OFPJCE

Numbers Dra'on in the Vermont. No. 8.
3S, 50, 81, IS, 10, 4, 25, 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

Captain Fveash, 1t New York days from SisaI reors
mat e'ier mad been received erda from the Mclean
capital stating that bill had passed the Congress pr55
ne importation ct cono goods Markets duh for Nh lind -
bbs hand '' '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

Mrs. !foyaN-A letter to the Il. States Gazett.
from Washington, dutcd Jry 9th, says:
There Is another case now before the court which
viii demand its tul share of public attention. Tie
Grand Jury entered The court to dnv Win present
menl against Mrs. Ann Royal. 1t required no ar
binary share of animal, well moral coura"e, ~
esny three and twenty men TO make So daring an at
tack upon the rights Of this hcligcrcui authur,ss
She might have iniuged herself in any reasonable
latitude, IN her inynons of lN public peace with i'm
puniiy, for nothing less than extraordinary course
OF outrngcs upon the feelings and usagcs Of society
wound nave screwed up the courage of any infy 10
the sticking point of q prescnluent The object il
to compel Mrs. ROYAL to give security for her good
behavior land perhaps she will find as much difficult
ty IN fulfilling the condition OF the bond, in finding
the necessary security for its iufment. The u. s
Attorney seems IN much pcrpexity to frame an in
drctlnent against her which will stand, he has al
resdy felt IN framing any which can be sustained
against DR.. Watkins.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

ne New York Mercantile Advertiser or the authorize of
gentleman from Marsele conradct> the rcpor rerenI nh
!'Sed Phadephis paper OF the illness Of James Fenn
more Cooper, ESQ. the celebrated Americans n1ves,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

S"E'RNGfN-t is stated in the Aeshany county n,psrs
utt special commits has ~ the Exeoye Of
Sary land Tor court to be held Cunbe land ON rr a.
MONDAY OF Angus, next, ior the trial of George Searu. late
ns' OF Washington county, who will be recoliScsd =
charged win the murder OF his e under circ,In
OF Ire most diabulical nature
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

PennsyiUtoia.-Thc reader We presume is appri-
scd lat at the February Session OF the Legislature
Of Pennsylvania, bill passed, authorsing, the Dor
rowing Of 200 600 at per cent, for the purpose of
carrying on the gigantic scheme OF Internal I'm
provcmcnt, now IN a coarse Of completion IN that
great state During the last month, books were o.
Pcncd for subscription 10 the loan, at Philadelphia,
but about 100000 only were subscribed. In pursu.
ance ofthe act Of Assembly, the Stock was next put
up at public auction, but there was not so much
bid, though large company attended The
failure to negotiate the loan has thrown affairs into
some and no small embarrassment for in undoubing
anticipation, the supcrntendants proceeded to make
contracts and to incur all the expense incident Ia
the great undertakings on foot. In this awkward
state ofthirgs the Governor has been applied to- but
has refused to assemble he Legislature, trusting il
seems to effect partial loans to meet such demand,
may occur before the constitutional meeting
ofthc Legislature, for which purpose the SScreta-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

THIS n3f' III 10 O'CLOCK.
The handsome Capra's OF $4,000, $500, 81 COO $1,000
SC &C wi! all probability ne paid the emporium Of uck
all soon aud you cannot fa 10 the Grand Capitals at
the ,'S6ishsd Prize selling aud prompt pay Office of
July Is THO. d BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

The Philadelphia Aurora tatcs that the Govern.
OF oI FehhsyVania will be enabled 20 obtain as much
money viii be necessary TO continue the Sat- 70
nails, without converting special session OF the L.
gIs'alure. The United States Gazette adds the ~.
port that 1t IS not the intention of the povernor 70
convene Inc legislature, if even the works should be
stopped Tor want of funds