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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-08
From the Bo,Der Of Taste.
THE CHANGE.

knew the fair Eliza in the morn
OF life, when her gay smile, like the bright dawn,
Dffused radiance all around,
And her soft voice like the dulcet sound
OF the Eoian Tyre, swept by the gale
That steals Its fragrance from the dewy vale
Or the wild bird who spreads his golden wing,
To greet the joyous birth of blooming spring.
When her bright eye, of Heavens tint, was fixd
On earth's gay treasures-and on joys unmxed
With pain-for her pure spirit free air,
Was revealing in Hopes bright sunshine, where,
Unshadowed by one cloud of worldly care,
Life's glowing scenes in fair perspective lie
Like the rich pageant of a summer sky
Love had for her thorness wreath entwined,
Bright as her blush, and spotless as her mind;
While the bles object of her bosom's choice
Would list the music of her thrilling voice,
As 'twere seraph's-and each care beguie,
In the enchantment of her sunny smile.
When next saw Eliza, the dark flow
OF her deep veil bespoke the mourners wo!
Her step had lost its buoyant spring-her face
Its radiant bloom-her form, its youthful grace:
smiling cherub in her arms she prest
With fond affection to her widowed breast,
AS if it were the only earthly tie
That kept her spirit from its native sky!
Her eye was rayless, when raised in PRAYER
AS though she sought for comfort only where
Her " treasure was laid up''-yet on her boy
AS oft she gazed, smile of pride and low
Would light her cheek, as the reflection came
That he perhaps might, with his fathers name
Inherit all his vrtues-all his fame.
Yet she must leave him, for Consumption's blight
Had touched her cheek, and dmmed her eye Of light,
Pressed his cold seal upon her lovely form,
And Slapped the genial life-blood, thrilling warm
From her young heart She knesc that she must die
And but for him had heaved no anxious sigh;
Yet deeply did she feel how he would miss
Her soothing voice-the fond maternal kiss
Which paid her lsping musings evening prayer
Oh! who would then supply mothers care :!
Yet when these painful feelings heaved her breast,
Her trust in Heaven each rising sigh supprest;
While to that Power she bent her suppiant knee.
Who said-'leave thou thy fatheress to me-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-08
Prom the New York Commercial Advertiser.
RICHARD CGUR DE LION.


Proud, proud is England of that one,
Her warrior kind, and bravest son.
Who left his native sod
The crescent's glory TO efface,
And rescue from the heather race,
The sepulchre of God!
The happiest moments of his life,
Were spent amid the pealing strife,
Where shields and armor rang,
While with arched necks, and blood stained flanks
The war steeds rushed in fearful ranks,
Stirred by the buges clang.
There on the hammered battle field,
With sword that none but him could wield
With such gigantic might
He'd fill his glories to the brm,
While ev'ry tongue acknowledged him
The monarch of the fight.
And even now his very name,
Can kindle up martial fame
In many an ardent breast
And men Of souls, unknown to fear
His miracles of daring hear
With sympathetic zest
And many hero yet unborn,
when battle twangs her wax ming horn,
And calls to victory
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-08
From the New England Weekly Review.
MY NATIVE LAND.


any native land, Good Night."-Byron
The boat swings from the pebbled shore.
And proudly drives her bow,
The crested seas roll up before;-
Yon dark gray land see no MORE
How sweet thou seemest now!
Thou dark gray land, my native land,
Thou land Of rock and pine,
I'm speeding from thy golden sand;-
But can wave a farewell hand
To such shore as thine!
I've gazed upon the golden cloud
Which shades thine emerald sod:
Thy hills, which freedoms share hath plow'd.
Which nurse race that have not how'd
Their knee TO aught but God;
Thy mountain floods which proudly fling
Their waters TO the fall
Thy birds, which cut with rushing wing,
The sky that greets thy coming Spring.
And thought thy glories small.
But now ye'ye shrunk to yon blue line
Between the sky and sea,
! feel, sweet home, that thou art mine,
] feel, my bosom cling to thine
That am part of thee.
see thee blended with the wave,
As children see the earth
Close up a sainted mothers gravel
They weep for her they cannot save,
And feel her holy worth.
Thou mountain land-thou land of rock.
I'm proud to call thee free;
Thy sons are of the pilgrim stock,
And nerved like those who stood the shock
At old Thermopyle.
The laurel wreaths their fathers won,
The children wear them STILL
Proud deeds these iron men have done,
They fought and won at Bennington,
And bled at Bunker Hill.
There's grandeur in the lightning stroke,
That rives thy mountain ash;
There's glory in thy giant yoke,
And rainbow beauty in the smoke
Where chrystal waters dash:
There's music in thy winter blast,
That sweeps the hollow glen;
Less sturdy sons would shrink aghast
From piercing winds like those thou hast
To nurse thine iron men.
And thou hast gems; aye, living pearls.
And flowers of Eden hue:
Thy lovelest, are thy bright-eyed girls,
Of fairy forms and elin curls,
And smiles like Hermon's dew
They've hearts like those they're born to wed,
Too proud to nurse sIave,-
They'd scorn TO share monarch's bed,
And sooner lay their angel head
Deep in their humble grave.
And have left thee, Home, alone
A pilgrim from thy shore;
The wind goes by with hollow moan,
hear 1t sigh warning tone
"Ye see your home no morep'
S'm cast upon the worlds wide sea,
Torn like an ocean weed;-
I'm cast away, far-far from thee,
2 feel thing ! cannot be-
A bruised and broken reed.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-08

~ of POETRY haiow every which moves to
odou
and shed tint magical than morning"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-08
Will hasten to the sounding fight,
And initiate the Lion knight,
In deeds of chivalry!
H. J. W.

wag standing with friend, before shop. oh
served some glass eyes exposed in the window "V
WONDER, said his companion, " what kind of rl..a
they are manufactured from % "Guess," repleS ,S
wag. The querst then began. plate glass Oorsa S
glass, cut glass % Not what should ewes be a"d
of but looking glass" ''''
Sensbiity-Latom Maubourg lost his leg al the b, -
Lepsic After he had suffered amputaon with the oroat
courage ne saw his servant crying pretending 10 crv
one corner Of the None of your hypocrica, -,
you idle dog, said his master, you know you are verv
for now you will have only boot clean instead Of &
Mr. Finn.-This gentleman performed at Troy
Y. recently The Theatre in that city is over the MAJ
ket house. In the f100 note MIR F. had the foow;nr
conundrum -
Why is there difference between the upper mart &c
this building by night, and the lower part by day
Because, though many meet here, there's more ,pcc
there. "''''
In propria persona-A farmer received polite note o
neghbor, (whose children going visit short ds
tance,) requesting the loan of ass for few davs Rein
unable to decypher his friends herogyphcs and wishing 70
conceal his ignorance from the servant the farmer hasv
turned for answer Very we tell your master III wall uu
on him myself presently
Why the steam boat regulations like bad wife,
Because the baggage taken the risk of the owner
Why opposition steam boats like corsets!
Because they reduce the fare; fair.
What may be said to belong to who wears thin
clothes in winter
The Shakers.
When has attempted to kiss girl and she wont le,
him, why is he like gunsmith
Because he has made bunder buss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10
NOVEMBER p 9Th, 1929.
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.

TIAVING succeeded in procuring the services of
II IL Mr.. Charles a Lelcis, jun. as PRINcIPAL. TO
be aided in the Classical Department. by Mr.. sam
ucI b. Queen Wilson, (Son of the Rev. Samuel b.
Wilson, of fredericksburg the Trustees of this In
stitution confidently congratulate the publck. upon
the prospect ofagain realizing those benefits which
it once so extensively difiuscd and indulge the
hope, that its enlightened patronage will obtain for
IL the success to which its numerous, and acknowl-
edged advantages, so cmincntly cntitc it, For the
faithful, and able discharge Of the duties assigned
him. the best pledge will be found, in the unwcariod
and practsed zeal, with which Mr.. Lewis has here
tOforc acquitted himself in the profession of his early
choice OF the qualifications, and am.ubc DISPOSE
sltion of Mr. WILSON, the most satisfactory testirIl-
malls have been adduCcd, from sources the most un.
questionable When to these primary elements of
success, added other, even better assured, and
only second TO them IN inheritance, viz: LARGO and
CoInmodious Buildings the salubrIty of whose site.
IS individually tested by the fact that for years past
1t has proved refuge Of uniaIing security TO the
adlaccnt inhabitants oiless favoucd spots. and for
the last years, to the President himself and his
family, with entire exemption from uutumual disease
rcmotencss from every haunt of vice and we'll
selected library of about 500 volumes Che Trustees
cannot doubt that il will b. secure IN Inc discern
ment of liberal pubIick The course of instruction
will he such, to qualify students for entering Col
- -, or the University and Will comprise tie ENGLISH
min and Greek Languages, Geography with the
use ofth, Maps aud Globes Arithmetic, Algebra
(ScoinclYv Plano and Spherical 1rmonOmctry, and
the Theory an. Practice Of Surveying. The moral
and religious instr uctiou ofthc youth committed 90
his care, will DC a primary object and b. ncu
Gated upon every ft occasion, the best foundation
for piety virtue, and useful knowledge. by The Prn
cina aud his Assistant. The exercises will commence
on the 9Th Of lanuary, 1880. g. terminate the 18th
of December following, with vacation olouc month
in the summer. Terms for Board and Tuition iucu-
ding washing, $40, each bonrder finding his own
bed, bedding, towel and candies.
Addrcss,to tho Principal, Bowling Green, Caro-
line County Va till the LIST Of January. al afterwards
10 him, or TO tho President, Rapuahnunock Ncadc-
my. JUN H. bEkNAHD,
90 eff President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10
New Medical Work,

NJ ORTIZ American Mcdica& Surgical Journal
~ Just published and for sale by :. II. Nash,
agent, the North American Medical and Surgical
Journal, No. .ANl, for October, 1929.
CONTENTS.
Original C"'n'nuaicatione.- On DcIiriun Ire
mems. by Joseph Peace, NJ D. II. Case of Crusta
Lactea. BY Tho. D. Mitchell, NJ. d. III Fatal Case
OF Colica Pictonum. by T.. J. Coke NJ d. "
Protean Case OF Disease. BY l.. J. Coke NJ. d. V
Account of the Treatment Of Grasrenous Sore
Throat. BY Alban @. Smith. NJ. d. of Dan
Vile NY VI. Remarks on the Pathology and
ifeatn'ent OF Intermittent Fever. By John
Bell, NJ. j. VII. Observations On Phl1non-
aary Consumption. By Joseph Parrish. NJ. d
VIII. On Anuerism and Inflammation OF the Lar
ger Arteries. BY b. ii. Coates VI. D. one of the
fhyslcians to the Pennsylvania Hospital TX. Re
marks on French Practice. By r. La Roche NJ d.
>4nG1yt'cH Recieios.-N. De la Percussion Medi-
ate, ct dos Signes Obtenus a Paide CO nouvea,I Inn
yen deXplorafion, &c. Par p a. Pory. M ID
Faris' 1873. Nj. An account of some of tho most
importan' diseases peculiar to Women. By Robert
Gooch, NJ. ID. LonGnn, 1918. MI. Commentaries
on insanity BY George Man Burrows VI. u. Lon
don. 1898.
Biographical .N1iicc,-XlII Rapport IL = Ac-
adcme &c Medicine, an nom dc la Commission
chargee deNamner les Documents de NJ. Chervin
EXamen Diet Principles de / Administration en- Ma
there San:tairc. Par n. Chcryin d. Mp. Re-
ponse au Discours dc NJ. lie DR.. Audouard Par
n. Chervn, ID. NJ p. De la Nulitc des Pretcndus
Rats dc Contagion observes a Barcelona en- 1871
Par n. Chcryn, ID. NJ. p. Reponse aux Allegations
de NJ. le DIR. Gerardn. &c. Par N. Cheryin. d.
NJ. r. Petition du Doctour n. Chcrvia, contre la
Formation Gcs Lazarcts, &c. XIV Ricerche
Chlnico Tcrapcutichc eu 10 Radice d Poljpola Viz
ginana, D GiacoIno Tolchi.
articles.
.Niscci'aneouS articles. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10

PGiL toLLTnh Dec. 7.--On Sunday morning, a.
bout BALI past o'clock, the Potsvillc Mount Car
bon, stage stopped on the Ridge Road bout two
miles from the city, by throc armed rmilns, who tied
the passengers, ten III number, aud the driver with
their own handkcrchics, robbed them of what money
they had. and then dragged the mail bags from their
place of deposit; cut them open, and rilcd the letters
Of their contcns-thc value Of which we have not
learned. The papers and letters, together with a
part Of the contents Of the trunks were discovered
after day light, scattered about the turnpike, togo
thcr with tho lamps used by the robbers One
of the newspaper bags and the letter mail were re-
turned 10 the post office about o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10

The CONVENTION YESTERDAY met in tho
House OF Delegates n 10 O'Clock and resolved itself
INTO Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Gordon in the
Chair " VIC
The question being on the first clause of the pro
position offered on Monday by the gentleman from
NoTthdmpton, Mr.. Scot, moved TO strike ont 1bs
whole OF the resolution and insert the folowinr:-
AN Executive Council, consisting of three Men,
10 3"" W CHOSEN ny of both
House of Assembly TO remain in Office for three wears
Incy shall annually choose out of thei- own members
PRESIDENT. Y ho, IN case of the death inability or
necessary absence of the Goveno from tie Govern
het sha! act as Governor. Their PROCEEDINGS sL, y
be entered cf record and signed b. the members
present TO any part whereof any member may enter
ms dissent and land before the General Assemble,
Whch called for by them. This Council NAV appoint
"cT own Clerk, who shall have salary settled by
law, ana take oath Of secrecy in such ,nottnr:
US he shall be directed by the Board to conceal Al
he end OF one year after their first appointment, onc
Councillor To be designated by lot shall go ont of Of
,'o' ana lle vacancy shall be supplied by 4 new l.
lection. ~ the end Of the second wear another Conn.
coTto hr drSgnntcd IN like manner. shall fro out of
ONCE ana the vacancy be supplied BY a new nloc
''h ana tins rotation shall be continued IL, dino c-
der annually The Executive Council shall sianJ !,
the sane relation 10 the Governor as the PRIV Conn
ca or Council of State, under the exisinr Consti
control him anu "o =
Mr.. lpshur and Mr. Leigh addressed III, o,on,it-
zee Inc latter gentleman made oDg arI cIo
fc''' "t!ehce OF the present Executive system The
Con'en Ion adjourned at O'Clock, and rcasee!nbIcI
aFni at iiali past one. MIR, Scott then spoke in
support oil his amendment. Il was ncrD,iv'5 -, =
mpiority of4G to IL -! ="
- Mr.: Fil2hughs proposition, that the present
Executive Council ought TO be abolished, was car
red in the aflirmative-ayes 90
The 6th and 9Th resolutions ofthc Execu;iv re
port were then taken up for consideration Some
amendments were proposed and rejected T'bo
question on striking out the two resolutions was
tHcn put and carried in the Affirmative
:, me following amendment was proposed by Mr.
MacTac' and carried IN the afigmatiye-ayes -, noes
fesovcd TINT tho mode Of appointing militia oC
hccrS ought to he provided for By law Provided
nev'rthe s., that 10 officer below the Grade OF, =
bngaaier General should be appointed b. the GEN
cral Assembly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10
EYFTEEN DOLLdRS REWARD.

Am "Wednesday night was stolen from my stable
~ door, on SIockoc Hill. "A HORSE CART, Of
,he country make and fashion The body is made on
thc chsGs and docs not turn up as town carts do.--
r, is a GOOD country cart; been in about year;
e tody painted a dark rcd color; and on the back Of
tetai-bdard three rs have been made with knife.
yll give fifteen dollars reward for the cart aud thief
81 i've dollars for the car, alone, -
&c 4--d2.6,eos JAS y, TYLER'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10
A CARD.

TIME Proprietor respectfully informs the public has
appointed Mr Albert NJ Gillian CORNER editor of tile
Virginia Souvenicr. aud author of Virginia Love and
vey) sole agent Of the Poem entitled "Eredunian"
TIE PROPRIETOR
n. 3 The Editors OF the Lynchhurg Jeicrsonian and Tr
gnian, will insert the above twice in their papers.
dec 10 2cE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10

DIED, m teDrcO county, aiIr "a U.Eess Of tt
months Miss MItnarn hSN eldest daughter OF Capt WIN
ChlldIey, in the 18th year of her age
-qnont Of Produce and number of Iodis Dasssd don1
through the Locer Locks.
DEC. 90 hhds tobacco; 45 kegs, l43 boxes.
manufactured tobacco; Sal bbls -four; SO bushels
wheat bus corn; frSens butter; bus apples
900 lbs. cotton cords wood; ID boats coal boats
1884 bus. coal.
DEC Cd hhds tobacco; $40 bbls -four 42e bus
wheat 1875 kegs manufactured tobacco; hid stems;
5i1e lbs sundry articles; . bus. chesnnts l6 cords
wood so bus. flax seed; 90 boats; coal boats; l4G4
bus. coal.
DEC. ID hlds tobacco; . do stems; 1917 bbls
flour; COO bus wheat; o85 bus. corn; % kegs man
uiactured tobacco; 81 kegs butter; 5000 feet plank
load hoop poles; tons pig iron
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10
BtL~i,,oRE, Dec. 7.

IIIUINIf IINJs
EE President AuAu5 arrived hero yesterday NOM
ing, and proceeded Immediately on 70 Washington
The unostcnalious manner in whish this illustrious
citizen travels is truly charac'c Of tho purity of
his republican principles Bull enron.
NJ ADAMS has arrived at the residence Of his son
IN Wnshinrfnn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10
1earea0er &saleMa
TEIIS DAY.


THxs DAY.
ny OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
- DRY GOODS at .ACC7IO.E
IN TUESDAY cext, the 10th inst ~ 10 o'clock
VIII DC soId AT our Auction Rooms general n.sor'-
"ic"' Vi DNf GOODS, among thorn nre
Cases calicocs
/ bale red naun.1,
do white dn
= cases satiinctts
bales kcrseys
cases suportine cloths, blue and other color,
do Cassimerc3
8 bales Scotch oznabnrrs
! cases Irish linens
do lawns 7 Direct from tho
90 birdseye diapers importers.
do damasl:
cases bleached shectings and shrtiDg-
Terms at sale. o. D. 6. Co. Aucts
dec
.4DD{TIO.N.4L.
VIII be added 10 sale THIS DAY inst received pc tho
sch Chesterfield invoice Of valuable Dry Goods amount
ing 10 about $4,000, consisting Of the following articles
Suene white and red flannel! black dark, plaid and fancy
striped cambria gingham, senemens buck and horsesn
cloves supetne dark fancy coloed chniz prints Tartan
ads hona1ets, assorted cooTs black silk velvet silk vest
rss black Italian grapes Gro dc Naples plain blue black an
Other silks lorentnes Saxon e!scora ermne and vevc;
cnt blue and black Saxon, ermi.e and cassinere
Pm handkerche swansdown, linen cambria gentlemens mix
cotton hose, satineis.
dec 10 O D e. co Au-,s
HATS.
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, az half past ~
o'clock, will be sold at our Store,
100 cases mems fine fur hats
dCc y. d. &, Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10

u We have received several communications
from Norfolk relating to the proceedings there of
meeting of the citizens. and an address to Mr.. Grigs-
w. We did not publish tho first communications in
iuli, but published ono letter only which came TO u
with The Of the writer. We have this day re.
cclvcd reply 10 Mr.. Grigsby's letter, aud request,
that VIC would publish it. As we were unable to pub
Ish Mr. Ci's letter. for want Of room, must now
decline publishing the reply Of the 2gO Voters of
Norfolk Wcrc wc to publish this reply, VIC should
feel ourselves bound IN justice TO publish Mr. Grigs-
bys letter also. This We have not room for We
mus, therefore throw ourselves on the charity Of orr
subscribers in Norfolk and its vicinity, and request
them 20 make due allowance for The press Of natter
under which we labor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10
To NE .Nsm5crs q ne LleisIqf8re.

To ne .uem5crs Of tie Llgi57qfar1-
1HurY sratctul fer the friendly and liberal patron
members Of the Legislature, beg leave. most 70
specially, to remind them thai hall be. as usual
prepared and most happy 10 eccoauudate from rs -
:, oi tn.n with board. s. c. the ensuinr Session. ,ri
pledge myself to spare Ho c2cT'jou to render their
accommodations as comfortable as possible
so. induced 90 give this notice linus cc~rr rro,, ,
S"Smcon that r"uY Of NY old customers in tho
country are under the impression that shall 10. b.
able to accommodate them. owing 10 be unusual n,
ton OF business which / have been fayoured win
since the meeting of the Convention I ,J'-,t--
request Of those members. disposed 20 PATRONS, no.
and OF my country friends generally 10 call AZ ,f.
OM BlI first, before they make ans arranren,cg..
for board elsewhere.
nov 2O-l&i NAJ-RTrT pDtStrp..r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10

I'D ANDOLPll ) REPORTS, VoL. 9th. OF Cascs
~ argued and determined IN the Court of Appeals
otNrglua, JUS, published;
Complete sets of Virginia Reporters
Journals OF the Conventions of l775-6 and f17G
Journals OF the Senate and House Of Delegates If
Virginia from 1916 to 1890. inclusive
Jennings Statutes % Larcc, and
The New Maps Of Vlrglniu,
All appropriated to increase the Public Library Of
the state, may be had OF the subscriber at the Cant
tol, IN the city of Richmond upon the lowest terms
WIN. II. RICHARDSON. Crk Council
oct eff aud ;br,vi,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-10
LEGISLATURE.


n3;TERpAT, the House of Delegates me: at Il
o cI'rH' ana the Speaker proceeded to appoint the
standing committees not before appointed
Sundry petitions and memorials were nrcscr,cl
and leave given bring il bills upon the motion Of.
several members
The AUDITORS Report was referred.
Mn RictGr6son OF James CITY, offered a resolution
to proceed on Friday next, to elect two members of
the Executive Council, 10 supply the vacancy occa
stoned by the resignation of Messrs Cumbsu and
Lcgrand. anu
Hr. .hRicT moved TO postpone the elcc ion To Fri
day week, which was carried.
Mr. Minor offered resolution to proceed on Fri
day next, 10 elect public printer which was carried
On motion OF Mr.. Eppcs the House then tool, I'M
the resolution heretofore offered by him. in citation
10 tic election OF u goyenor.-On Mr.. EDDes' mo-
ton, the resolution amended so as TO fix Wed.
nesdoy next instead of Monday next TO proceed in
the election.
mir. Eppcs explained the reasons which influenced
him in Offering this resolution, at so early period of
the session
difficulty exists in settling the time at which
Gov Giles term of office expires lie was ORIGINAL
~ elected to supply vacancy, occurring bv the 70
sgnation of Gov. Tylcr-and was elected 10 serve
from 18th March lG2G-and the question now is docs
Gov Giles term extend to 9Th March next or does
II expire III three years from the time Gov Tylrr
was originally indicted into Office which will cyDjrc
in this month of December 1929.
There seems to be considerable diversity Of opinion
IN the House on tins subject Mr.. Miller EXPRESSED
his opinion, that the term expires in Dcccmber-and
Mr.. Goodc, that it expires in March next.
Ahcr some discussion, the House adjourned nj one
o'clock 10 meet to-day at ten o'clock