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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OFFER FOR SALE

OFFER FOR SALE,
so BbIs and 100 bags coffee, Laguira ST. Domingo
and Java
80 hhds moaSSes
90 hhds and 10 bbls St Croix and New Orleans SUI
rarS
2 hhds ~ boxes and SO bbls loaf and lump sugar
90 hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskcy
10 bbls Caruthers rectified do
200 6bs Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and 80 bbls pure n. T.. rum
DO Antigua do
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
3 81: ;;:: 4; s: S:::'E
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
80 tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
do castings
German: crawley, blistcred and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
60 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbls ". Carolina CIT i,-.i nrs
so do mackerc
10 do prime nork
10000 lbs bacon
- casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, copJ eras. alum
Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutmegs, cassa, dcmijohns
Quart bottles, tumblers, dccanters, wines, &C.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, bccswax
Imperial, gunpowdcr and pouchong teas
Duponts and Rogers gunpowdcr
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whittemores cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton bSgging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor.
dage
Seine and wrapping twine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hessians, cotton warn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
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WIZ Inc Pt,os Of Subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
VI, ~ Sax DOLLAR: q year, payable in advance
epass nor adre,tag Is rs csnts for SINGLE insertion,
or less and 3i cents f each continuance daily o.,
y .e. Jay where advertisements are inserted only one.
fua. f'H'e wi eaea mffi'on aiicr The
Avertisers Charged so doll irs for tive .o,,,
end IN that proportion Er advertisements of ,es,,r l,t
Anetcs,s and lottery Dealers who are charged si0
~ ne CONVENTIONAL WING is published twice
payable advance -" ~ ' per ah"u'"
oI dre'fdns-15 square, or less, for the irs, IN
g7uoi, and 50 cents for eaci, coutu,,anre - $50 y"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
VIM. II. FITZWHYLSONN,

W NJ. II. FITLW HI IOUNN,
Book-seiier, Binder, and Sidtioncr,
rs on hand general assortment Of Day Books, JouRNALs,
ItoeEHs and other SUBSIDIARY books flr mercantile prpo.
scs RcoPp Books for county clerks ShcTs books and
account hooks for the Of private concerns manufactured
o superior materials aud northumberland TO be sold the
same prices that books of the same Sizes sold at, which
come from tire north.
Also colscsp letter and other writing papers, Of MI the
usual sizes ofyaou qualities and pce aud other articles Of
stationary
Greek, Latin. French Spanish and English Sciooi Books
~ me cheapest edO1S miscellaneous publications
Spanish Guitars Of superior appearance and tone, German
Flutes, Volins, strings, music AT half price, &c.
~ H. Old books rebound and book binding all its vas,ps
ct elegance, neaincss and strength, executed the Lowest
terms. March 90
2 HID. oIeau. sugar Of handsome quality viii be landed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
THIS DAY,
ih washington City Lottery will he drawn consisting
the following spleldG prizes: 10y 'e
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS
5i'No Loitcry-8 Dawn Ballo's

icSe's 81 Halves 50, Quarters 81 ios sale In a area,
Office of W 1'.ahSe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
Real Estate at Auction

Fry virtue Of the last will and testament of John
Richard, decd, l. as cxecutry of said last will
and Testament shall expose To sale Mt public auction
On the premises. Monday, the nth day fthe pre-
cent month, (SIay, Immediately after the sale atyer
tscd to take place on that day. by the surviving Ike
cntor oil Jos. Gallcgo decd, the undivided half inter.
est OF the said John Richard. decd in and to the Lot
and Tenement fronting 18th street between and
adjoining the two tencnents advertised by the alUre-
said surviving Executor
On this property is a brick dwelling house about
9p feet 'front.' which has been lately repaired. with
brick kitchen, sc. The yard and private alley run
ming buck to an alley of about feet inches wide
which mmunicates with the ~ feet alley, common
ly called Lombard alley and the right to the common
and equal use of the said alley feet 4 inches wide
Jointly with the tenement adjoining thereto on the
south, belonging TO the Executor of JOS. Gaego,
decd.
Tcrms-Oncfou of tile purchase money in cash.
tho balance at G, 8 aud IL months, the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security, bearing inter
est from the day Of snlc and deed Of trust on the
property TO secure the payment.
MARY RICHARD, Excx. Of
john Richard, decd.
The sale viii be conducted Nv Thomas Tavlor
who ~ in like munncr authorised by me TO expusc
to sale at public auction, the same time and upon
the terms, my undivided half interest in and To-
tho lot and tenement above described, wishing bv said
arrangement to effect and facilitate a sale of the
whole of snid property.
may 4-7t PETER ]. CHEVALLIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
Executors Sale.

Ky, virtue OF the last Will and Testament q,
JOS. Galiego decd, |, as surviving Exo'r of said
,ast w III aud Testament, shall expose 10 sale at Pub
t.e huction, on the premises, on Monday the nth
lowing Real Estate. viz:
One Tenement, fronting 90 feet on 18th Street
eeJoining the Store Of Anderson, Garth g. Co
Vh TINS property is a Brick Dwelling House. which
has been lately repaired with Brick Kitchen. &c
me yard running back Is feet, to an AIley about
eet : inches wide, which communicates with the
a ieet Alley commonly called Lombard Alley. and
tue rght TO the common and equal use of said first
mentioned Alley Jointly with the Tenement owned
oy Chevallic, and the estate of John Richard
Secd which adoins on the north, that now for sal
ALSO,
The right Of the said JOS. Gallero decd. for so
tnucn ct the term of SO years, from eth Feb 1910
es ID onexpired, in and to the Tenement fronting on
iNa Street at the corner of Lombard Alley, now
and rear, md II feet deep.
And on Saturday the 10th of the present month
tMey) on the pre- misses At 10 o'clock
nat very valuable Lot, N. E. corner Of u
amo iSth streets. opposite the Store Of RaIson {.
rieasants, containing about 10 feet front, on d. or
Ca.y street, aud running back, about 1877 feet ON
18Th street. ''e' VA
ALSO,
Lot opposite the above, S. T. corner Of d. and
18TH streets, known in the plan of the CITY of Rich
mond as NO. 325, fronting about 1872 feet on D. or
CaIy otrces, and running back about Gel feet OH
10Th street On this Lot, are some frame BUILDINGS
fsrms one fourth Of the purchase money in cash.
tne balance at g. 0, and IL months, the purchaser
giving bonds, with approved security, bearing inter
property, TO secure the payment
Inc sale will be conducted by Thomas TAYLOR.
PETER J. CHEVALLIE, Ex'or
Inay <--iot JOS. Ga'lcro, decd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
NEW GOODS

ALL NELSON has received bv the last srr;-
Il walls from Philadelphia, and is now opening. by
the Richmond Packet and Tantvy from New York
large supply OF Spring Goods, which he win sell at
unusual low prices for cash. They consist in part of
super black Italian utestrings
blue black TBaTceline horences
Green, pink, white, blue and straw ditto
Black and colored gro de naples
w hits and colored satins superior quality
Black satin levantnes, sinchews and sarsne,rs
BLACK Canton and Mandarin grapes
Black bombazines
BLACK and colored Italian cranes
BaTagc gauzc and silk scarfs and handkerch;afs
Bobbnett and plain and figured gauze wells
New style small figured calicoes and ginohaurs
Plain and plaid battestes
Best India nankecns, merseilies vesfinp
Black circassians, lastinss and bombaZettes
w mite ana colored jeans and striped ditto
cotton cainbrics and cambria muslins
Book, null, Swiss and India ditto
Checked and striped ackoncts cambria dirnits
Black Italian cravats
Bandanna handkerchefs
Lace capes, pcerines, collars, &c
Black and white, silk and cotton hosiery
Buckskin, Woodstock, beaver g. horsesItin olovsq
I,auos MA, SILK aud horseskln do
Bonnet, belt, guard and plain colored ribbons
MADAM Cantelos best corsctts, corset Iaces
French braids, cords, sc.
ALSO,
large assortment of brown and blcacbed shirt
ings and sheetings, bed tckings stripe and plaid do
mestlcs, oznaburgs, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
BALDWIN, IVES g. co.

BALDWIN,, IVES d co.
ptn. reserved by late arrivals from New York.
q assortment of SPRING DRY GO0DS-which
ey oner at chotesais retail upon their usual ac-
terms.--They consist in part of:
10 cases common and super prints, new and
do Al and Sd curnbric pinvha,us
do 7-sand A. Irish linens
do snper German do scarrdnsed
do tine and extra kentings
bales "Rhodes" and "IIina, Smith & Co"
plain black bombazetts
lease black crcassians
do cambria and medium muslins
ram ana hgrd Swiss do
Jaconet, null and book do
Stripe and fig jaconet d.
Super. long India nankeens .r
British and German do
Plain drab forentines
Stripe grandurelles
Blue and olive Pittsburg cords
Heavy Sd bang-up do
cases French drilhnts chem
Super black Italian lusrrlngs
Black gros. de Maps. and modes
Black and colored French satins
Heavy black India do
White, pink, blue and straw gros de Nam.
Blank sensl.aws and sarsnets
Green and blue 10 for umbrellas
Black and colered fiorences
Plain and stripe battistes
beautiful assortment bonnet and belt ribbons,
Plain gros de Nap and satin 10
Ganze cap, and black love do
Black Italian and Mandarin Grapes
Black lustring and Italian crayats
Plaid Italian and Florence do
w hite and fancy muslin do
Black and colored stocks
y large assortment, white and colored Merseilles
and ValencIa vestings
Ladies' extra black horse-skin gloves
10 do do sewed with white ard vefie-
gated colours
DO extra uhte and colored 10
Medallion gloves. a new article
Mems best III. skin do
Do buck and beaver do
LADIES' black and white English silk do
large assortment Of silk. cotton and worsted
hosiery and l-e hose
init coat and vest buttons, all kinds
few gross 'Hammonds' extra rich do
Figured buttons for chldren's dresses
Small hg'rd do for ladies dresses
Ivory, bone and pearl buttons
Blue and color'd sewing silks extra quality
Sewing threads and cottons of all kinds
Plain and figured bobbinett laces
Thread iaces, and nsertings
cases cotton flag, and bandanna handks
do silk flag. and fancy German do
bales British osnaburgs
= Ilcklenbnrgs, and brown rolls
Black and brown hollands
Glazed cottons, for sleeve Innings
Black, and colored cambrics
SAN ducks, and buckrums
Drab, red, and MKT paddncs
Cotton balls, in fancy boxes
large assortment. blue, black, olive
Brown, claret. aud mixed cloths
Blue, ana fancy cassinefes
Combs, of every description
ALSO,
So bales 3-4 brown shirtings
10 do 4-4 and 9-s brown shirtings
DO Sd and "a Waltham do
6 DO Common and fine bed ticks
cases bleached goods-assorted Qualities
Sd 7-8 and Al apron checks
Furniture checks blue, and buff
stripe and plaid domestics, great variety
Wilmington stripes and denims
cologne water, cotton fringes, cords, &C. &c.
, W e shall shortly receive by the Hiram from Phil
iephia, cases Of superior Parasols and silk linn
reiiaS-and shall continue to receive by every arri-
al, additional supplies which will render our assor
tent at all times, nearly complete.
We respectfully solicit an examination our stock
I'D. w ~ A W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
0ttctt0tt &alr1.
Valuable Real Estate

nN TUESDAYnext the 18th inst, at - o'clock
we shall sell at auction the following valuable
real estate viz;--That desirable Lot, corner OF IT d.
etn street, containing ~ feet front Oh II street aud
sEe two frame buildings w.
loss In the city. N'''''''e
ALSO, on the same duy House and Lot in Du
ysl's addition, forming part of what is known ns
Jacksnns square. 10
ihsabove property will be sold without reserve for
esse. :" ,,4. g. r. q J. HALLAM
" Sele to DO conducted by DAVENPORT. ALLIES
= Go. Aucts. ST mac,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
ICE.

ICE.
HAVE ir sale pure Country Ice Coming from Nitchelrs
Pnng the gaer part being spring wser a, any hour in
the DAY, AZ my house. opposite the New Market Private fa
lies wishing TO I've furnished of my cart win please make
application russhle g WALUER.
apc9 wt,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

We are Receiving,
IN lIhds. st. Croix sugar
10 hhds. ". Orleans ditto
10 hhds. moasses
20 borres tanners oil
10 barrels port wine
10 barrels Sicily Madeira vino
10 barrels New Ark cider
10 casks prime cheese
so boxes bunch raisins
half rice
30 boxes tallow candles
rs boxes sperm do
so boxes brown soap
10 kegs refined salt petrc
10 bags race ginger
zoo rcaTns wrapping paper
25 bags Java coffee
100 grindstones, (Novascotia)
100 boxes oranges
april 20 LEWIS WEIR s. co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
FRESH GOODS

1--WE Subacrber has received 10y the Richmond Packet
beautiful assortment Of fine and superine English and
french cs'rbro gngams style calcocs plain figured
battese, plain and figured swiss null and book nsns long
au short 6arcgc scarf rich baego handkcche de couuc
aud other rich figured gauzc and NAPLES
~ofked muslin, and lace oapes and pelcrnes patent co,
hose o superior quality, bonbazne french drllnps
aud otier suitable goods for gencucn's summer wear
tv'ielas, parasols, gloves, and variety Of other goods
at.vefy low prices II. NELSON.
NAV
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

afr. Madison from the COMMITTEES on The
Legislative Department asked and obtained
leave. that that Committee might SIT t'r
the discharge of its duties during the sIl
ings OF the Convention.
Mr.. Tavlor Of Norfolk, member OF the
Committee onthe Bill of Rights and other
matters not referred to the previous Com
milees. asked and obiyinrd leave to lay
upon the table the following propositions
which were read and ordered to be prin
ted:
Resolved lst. That the elective fran
ch,se should be nifJrm; 50 that. through
ont the State, similar qualifications should
conlera similar rgh; ufSuttinge.
Resolved I'd. That, among those emit
tied by the Constitution to exercise the g
lecf!va franchise, there should be entire
couqLtv of Suffrage; so that IN all cleo
Mons. the suffrage of one qualified voter
should avail 81 much as that of another
qualified voter, Whatever may be the DIS
narity uf their respective turtuues.
Resolved 81. That equal uhmherS OF
qualified voters are entitled to equal repre-
scntation throughout the State
Resolved nh, That as mdjoidual sat-
frage should be tqaaL without respect to
the des9rrity ofiudrvIduul fortune, so an
canal number disqualified voters are enil-
tied 70 MISREPRESENTATION, without regard
tn de disparity either aggregate fortunes.
Resolved 9th, That Ia all pecumary
Contributions To the public service. regard
sho,ld be had to the ability Of individuals
to contribute: aud as ihi> ability TO pay.
from disparit! Of fortune is ~'eqaal 1t
would be unjust and opp esSIve to require
each citizen to pay unequal amount OF pub
lie taxes.
On motion Of Mr.. Summers, the Con
vention then adjourned.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

lhsspy 70 say, lad rev drawn SO 6ar To-
! ard a close. that some glimpse of the
orning llgh, could be perccred. and a
ore was entertained that 1T they were a.
wed. as at present, 10 sit HIl 2 O'Clock
I ne, might, perhaps, finish their discus
! lons to morrow.
4 debate on question oforder now a.
ose. in which Messrs Slanard, Leigh
! Mccoy and johnson took part
/ The question being at length taken on
he morion of Mr.. Doddridge 10 lay Mr..
r.e;pI.'s resolution CA the table. it was de-
lied in the ;firma'iye-AyeS 40-Noes
I y. So the resolution was laid upon the
able accordingly.
Mr.. Nicholas who had been in a minor
i,iv in the Committee on the Executive. ~
relation to some at the features OF the re
,ort of that Committee, particularly that
,nrl Of il which related 10 the abolition of
The Executive Council, asked and ob
aimed lea, e to lay ;he following resolutions
an the table. aud to have them prirled VIZ:
Pesolccd. That the 9jh and l0lh sec
ions of the present Constitution be retam-
cd. and thatlhp Ilthbe substituted by the
following Resolutions:
A Pnvy Council or Council of State,
consisting of four members, shall be cho-
sen by ioint ballot OF both Houses Of the
Assembly, either from their own members
ar the people at large, to assist Ia the ad-
ministraton of the tioyernment.-iheg
shallannually choose out other owumcm
bers. Lieutenant Governor, tho ~ case
ofthe death, inability, orneceSsary absence
Of the Governor from the seat OF Govern
ment, shall act as Governor. he Gov
ernor shall be the Presideu; Of the Coun
eli. and shall m all cases of division have
the casting vote. Two members with the
Governor or Lieut. Governor, as the case
may be. shall be sufficient TO act, and Their
advice and proceedings shall he entered of
record. and signed by the members pre-
sent TO any pant whcreofany member may
enter his dissent to be laid before the
General Assembly, when called for by
them. The members of the Council shd.
be elected by JOINT ballot of both Houses
nflhe General Assembly, for four years
Attle first election, the two Houses shall,
by iolnt resolution, divide the persons e
lrcied into two classes. The seats OF the
Councillors of The LIST class shall be yaca-
ted at the expiration Of The 2nd year;
Of the 2ad class at the expiration oflhe 4lh
year; 50 that one bali may be chosen eve.
~ 2nd year, and If vacancies happen by
resignation, or Otherwise, they shall be OIL
led byjoint ballot ofthe TWO Houses ofthc
General Assembly. An adequate but
uodsrate salary, shall be settled Oh lhem.
.ju.mg their continuance in office, and
they shall be incapable durrug that time,
Of sitting 10 either House of Assembly.
Ia consequence Of the future OF Mr.
Lrigh's resolution, the order which direct
I'd the Committee oftne Whole, to cousider
the report orthe Judicial Committee to-
uorr00, WAS on motion OF Mr.. p. p. Bar
bour, re considered and altered to .Uonday
aext-whereupou on motion ofAlr Powell
The Convention adjour ed TIL TO NOR
row.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

The Convention met at II o'clock, and
Is sitting was opened with praper. by the
Rev. Mr. Armstrong, Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Mr. Taylor Of Chesterfield, from the
Committee on The Bill of Rights, made the
ollowiag report IN part winch, on his mo
ION, was Iald upon the table and ordered
be printed.
The Committee to whom was referred
the Bill or declaration Of Rights. and all
such parts of the Constitution as are rot
referred to the committees on the LeglsIu-
I'VE, Executive and Judicial Departments
of the Government, have, according 10 or
dcr, had the subjects then referred under
their consideration. aud have further IN part
performance Of the duties devolyed ON
hem, agreed upon the following rcsolu.
ions:
/. Resolced, As the opinion of This
Committee. hat the Constitution Of tins
State ought To he so amended as To provide
8 mode IN which future amendments shall
he made therein.
,. Res0iced, That the lst and 2ud ser.
tons Of the present Constitution ought to
be stricken ont, and that an Introductory
clause, adapted to lhe amended Corstllu.
uou' be substituted Ia lien thereof
3. Fesolrod, That Ike l2ih, Dist and
22nd sections of the present Constitution
,ught 10 be stricken outgs no longer neces-
~try.
j. Resolred, That The freedom of
Speech aud OF the Press, ought 10 be held
sacred and guaranteed by the Con :.lu
fion.
5. Resolced, That no title Of mobility
shall be created or granted; and no person
holding any Office OF profit or trust under
the Unt.d Siaies. or under any King.
Prince, or foreign State, shall hold any oil
ice under this State.
6. Rssolred, As the opinion Of lhi.
Committee, That the Constitution ought
20 be so amended as TO provide, "thai uo
mau shall be compelled to frequent or sup
BORT any rel gious worship, place or m,u-
lstry whatsoever. nor shall be enforced.
restrained, molested or burthened Ia hls
1ody or goods, nor shall Otherwise suffer
IN account Of his religious opinions, or be-
.ie.; but that all men, shall be free to pro
less, and by argument 10 maintain their
opinions. IN matters Of religion; and thai
the same shall in no wise. diminish, en-.
large or affect their civil capacities"
On motion Of Mr.. Mccoy, the House
then adjourned.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

10 such removal. but the Governor shal
have power at any time, TO SUSPEND sucI
officer, and appoint another to diSchaie
the duties ofhis Office, ur''I the next Sc,
sion of the Senate. and until their atIc,
and consent to such removal shall be as
certaiued and expressed
Or motion of Mr. POWELL, these re-,
ludons were ordered TO be laid on the Il;
bic.
On motion Of hIr. GooDE, the resol,
tons were ordered to be printed.
NJ. GoRDoN presented Memorial
from the citizens of Aibemarle Court,
which was ordered 10 be referred 10 tie L.
cisIative Committee.
Mr. MoRGAN said. as he had been 8,
unfortunate az not 10 agree IN the propoSl
mons. which had Leen prcsented from 4,
Executive Committee, he would ask leay,
20 present TO the House, certain rcsolu
lions which he htldm his huud
Leave beng granted, Mr.. MoRCAN pre-
scented the following resolutions:
The Executive Power shall be vested il
a Governor. ard Lieutenant Governor
to assist in The Administration of the al
f IRIS of Government, when required by the
Governor. and who shall act as Goyernol
In case of the death. resignation, or reno.
yal Of the Governor from Office, until ano-
,her be appointed: aad ia case of impeach
ment. temporary mramcIty Of any kind,
or the absence Of the Governor from Che
seat of Governments until his restoration
or return. And fat any time there shall
he no acting Governor, aud the Lieutenant
| Governor shall De lmpeached, or from any
other cause not acting, the Executive Au-
thority shall devove upon. and be eXecu
ted by some person appointed by law loi
that purpose.
The Governor and Lieutenant Governor
shall be annually appointed by JOINT ballot
ofthe Senate and House 0fDeIegatcs. and
Their terms shall end on the last day Of
/ December ofeyery year, But no person
shall be eligible Il The ofice'of Governor
Cor more than three years AT any one time,
ror again until after he shall have been
out ofthat office Gar years; and IN like
manner uGer the eud of every three years
OF service
The Governor sla'I exercise the EIecu
tive Power of the Government accordlrg
10 tie laws of the Commonwealth; and see
thatthey shalt be fithfIlly executed. He
may at his own discretion, and shall o"
application ola majority Of the Senate. or
House Of Delegates, convene the General
Assembly; and he shall have power a.
erautreprievcs and pardons, except where
the prosecution snail have been carried o"
bvthe House Of Delegates or the law shar
otherwise positively direct, in vlich case.
the House Of Delegates shall alone have
and exercise tire power Of granting them
hui no pardon SHALL be grated many case
until after judgment or conviction.
On motion of Mr.. MORGAN these reso-
mlions were ordered TO be laid on the Ia
BE.
On motion Of Mr.. Mason, the Report
ofthe Committee on jha Executive Depart
ment. was ordered to be printed.
On motion Of Mr.. DoDDEIDGE. the res
olu,ions offered by Mr.. MORGAN, we're or
jercd to be printed.