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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

m11im free coa,a!,,ts I'D aasipa,;o, M
mol 10 be given in eretauge for restriction, and
rerdiions."
We hope, that, in the Consideration of TIN.
Bill, the source from which it has emansred viii
be lost sigh, of, aud its merits alone REGARDED
With the little reflection that we have heet, able
TO bcstow on the subject, We are satisfied of ~.
great Importance, whether con ,ldered in refer
encr 10 the abstract principles of justice, or to
the influence which it vii exert in restoring
harmony among the diferen, sections of tin.
Union. now too much excited aeans, each 9TH
er, not by the unequal aprraton ofthe TauT
laws, so much as by the arts OF unprinr,pled
demagosues who aim al acquiring distinction
amid The up,oar Of civil commotion, and in
the downfall Of mans ast hope Oh earth
We snljoin the bill !:
FIRST SECTION.
" That for the term u, te years from and
after the Let day OF January. IN the wear 1882.
or, us soon thereafter as may hc agreed npon
between the United States and any foregn
power, The duties now payable On the mpotIa
ton of the following articles, or such of them
as may be agreed upon, shall cease and deter
mine, or be- reduced, IN favor of such countries
as shall, by ireay, grant equivalent adsania
ges TO the agriculture, manufactures, commerce,
and navigation of the United States, VIZ: cot
fee, cocoa, olives, olive OIL figs. raisins prunes,
almonds. currants, campfire, alum, opium,
q icksilver, Spanish brown, copperas, tin aud
brass, in sheets and p ates for manufacturers
use, black bottles and demi9hns, silks, wines,
linens, cambrics lawns, Canton grapes, cassi-
mere shaws, gauge, ribbons, straw mats, bolt
ing cloths. thread aud silk lace, bnmbaz'ne and
worsted stuh goods, spirits not made of grain,
nor coming Ia competition with domestic spir-
its on The following description OF cotton
goods not manu- ctu ed in the u Sta,cs VIZ :
chinizes musins, camb,ics. velvet co,ds, tina
aud porcelain, aud Brussels carpetirg, Peruvian
bark chronomoters, seStanls, parts OF watches,
amber, pine appl Jumper berries and oil OF
Juniper, Italian and French grapes gall nuts
essence Of Bergano', and Ole, essences used
as perfumes, madder turtle shell, and OK holr
TIPS.
Also on the following description of wo..'.
len ;oods not manufactured 10 the Unuec
states, aud necessary in carrying on the Indian
trade, 10 vi;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
MANLY Ei.ECIiON.

HNHE Ward Election for six Aldermen and
II si1 Common Councilmen in each Ward,
in the town Of Lynchburg, will take place ,pur-
suant TO an act of Assembly, enttlsd ian act
TO amend an net, entitled an ACT, dividing the
town of Lynchburg into wards and for other
purposes passed Feb. 10. 1880, on the first
Tuesday in April oeIt; IL will lbs held ia Lyocb
Ward, No. l. b'iag all that part Of said town
below the Isl ALLEY, extending from the river 10
TIE twelfth street, at the Office OLA. +. Big
gers, on % street. And IN Henry Ward, No.
2, beng all that part of sad town above said lst
alley, extending from the river 10 18th street, at
the Office oil Nathaniel Winston, on ID street.
SAML. BRAN5FORD,
Sergt of the CuIporatio" Of Lypchburg.
March = tide
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
SOMETHING
s r T. e NJ ID ID!

HNHE subscriber has just received. a beau.
iihd assortment OF Lniies' Albums, old
English Rasors. Prayer Books, Containing lie
new selection Of HYMNS Pocke, Bibles. " ats
Hymns, visiting Oaids, and Card Cases. Also.
the celebrated Preston Suits and Florida Hd-
Ter T.. +. GARDNER.
N b. Florida Wnter is not genuine unless
made by John NJ. Laroque, Of Baltimore.
L +. G..
Narch8 Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

II The Baltimore Patriot, Of Feb. 81, says,
that the Senate have re- jected the nomination
of Henry Lee as Consui General 10 Aiglers, by
an una nirnous vote /; but il es not say how
it gets the information, nor do We see any con.
frmatioH oil il elsewhere.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
-..sQ &C.,

~ TIE Enquirer has commenced tie pull
litatlon OF Mr NeDster's Speech and very
pIalnrively aimonisnes its readers 10 be pa
usnt'-tha' il will get through with IT as fast
as il can. IL need have no fears On the scoIe
of the patience Of us readers None but the
dullest Bellan lhm ever " rotted nj Lethe $
Wharf. could be impatient IN reading that
mastery edlsion OF genius. i Twenty pom
derous columns OF the IntclIlgencer' were ne
yer better filled Than with mat ingenious expo.
siion of the rights aud duties OF the parties to
the federal cumpact-aud he who tires in il
perusaI may as well " write himself an ass.
We marvel that the Enquirer did not see the
necessity Of squirting the attention OF ITS readers
when it published Mr.. Haynes Speech, which
was not gate as far behind Mr.. Web,ter's 10
length as 1t is IN sound doctrine and profound
talent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on Wednesday the 3D. inst by
Rev. Nicholas II. Cobbs NATHAN REID,
Esq to Miss ELIZA, daug bter Of DIR. j. +. w.
Read. al Of dfUrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

u Duff Green is assuredly the most impu.
dent bped that ever breahed. But this is the
. Bra=en lse, and he who can put on ,he most
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

That rom aud affsr the 3lst day of DE.
cember in the year 1881 the duties now pay.
able on the following articles, imported from
countries with which the United States nave no
diploma ic relations, shall he reduced one half;
ard after the 3lst December, 1888, shall ccasr
aud determine entirely, TO wit: teas mace,
cloves, cinnamOn, nutnegs, casSia, gnger, ivory,
Turkey carpets, Cashmere shawls "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

Alta meeting ofihe acting Trusiees of Ran
dolph Macon College, IN the city Of Richmond,
Feb. 18th $780, il was Resolved, Thar there
be general meeting of the Trustees, under the
act OF incorporation, AT Boydton, Mrcklenburg,
Va on the 9,b OF April next, a, which time aud
place, all the Trustees especially requested
TO attend JOHN EARLY, Chairman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
BLANKET

Also, Indian gathering, vermillion, tafiela'
ribbons, pocket locking glasses beads. Indian
avis, brass inlaid knives, scarlet milled caps,
sturgeon twIne.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

That from aud after III, 3lst day of De.
cember, in the year 1881, a duty of 80 ID pr
cent on the vaIlr, shall be levied on fnrs aud
all 'aw hides imported INTO tbe United States,
from couutrie, winch shall not have secured
their free admission l., granting equivalent ad
vantag"s to he like produ tionS OF the United
Stntps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

The Common Sense and Constitutional Doc
trlne We sincerely regret that the necessity
Of inserting the Amended Constitution OF the
Slate compeis Us to defer the publication of the
Speeches Of Messrs. H9yne and Webster III
the Senate Of the U. States. The position
assumed by the former gentleman with regard
To the right OF State 10 decide upon the con-
sttuionaiy Of U. S. laws. and 10 ACT upon tina
decision, is overthrown by the latter, by an IRE
sstibe force Of reasoning, y clearnes5 of Illus
trauon such as il has never before been our good
fortune 10 meet with. IL is rendered so pam,
that he who runs may read, & he who read
m,lsi be convinced. II cannot be otherwise
unless indeed it should chance TO be perused by
some disciple of Bishop Berkeley, who doubted
ever, thing en- his own existence.
Mr. Webster's is the VTginia docirins-the
soLemaiy recorded Virginia doctrine. And right
glad are we that il IS SO. Glad are we that the
furnished with the folly II declaring that one
of the parties to a compact has right, Inde
pendent Of the " right of revolution" 10 decide
upon he validity of edcts proceeding from
the united voice Of the twenty three others !;
and acting upon that decision. refusing 10 con
form TO them. The blight Of this reasonable
arr oeance rests not YET on her far fame - and
far distant nay III" day be, when she shall so
forget what is due TO her character and, still
more. what is due to the Union, as TO set up a
claim. which, fit be Acknowledged, the com
pact between the States ceases, Z" and we are
again thrown back On the Confederation"
State have the right to declare law unconst-
t,,iooaI and 10 act upon that declaration !
Nonsrrons absurhity Why, an express Clause
in the Constitution, tells rs that it shtli not be
20. What is thu, clause Tt: Constitution,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
EDUCATION.

/lllIE Summer session Of tue subscriber =
school will commence on the first day of
April WIN. s. REID.
March its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
sIXTH section.

Tina from and after the 3lst day of De
cemher next the duty now payable on the I'M
portalion oil alum salt, coarse or ground, shall
cease aud determine !; and from aud alter the
same day, all laws authorizing allowances to
fishing vessels, and bountes ON the expectation
oi picked fish. shall be. and The same hereby
are, repealed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
Thursday, January II, 1910


WI : referred that part of the Governor's CON.
municalion, winch relates to the amendment
nroposed by the State Of Pennsylvani 10 the
Constitution If The u. State, made the follow ing
report
The committee to whom was referred the
communication Of the Governor Of PennsyIsa.
mia. covering certain resolutions OF the LegI:-
Iature OF that State, proposing an amendment
Of the Con titutonot the United States, by the
appointment; OF an impartial tribunal 20 decide
disputes between the States and Federal ia.
dietary have had the same under their con
sheraton and are OF opinion, thai a tribunal
is already provided by the Constitution OF the
United States, 10 wit: the supreme Court,
more eminently qualified from their habits aud
duties from tue mode Of their selection, and
from the tenure Of their Offices, TO decide the
disputes aforesaid in an enlig hlened and nnpar.
liaI manner, than any other tribunal which
could be created.
The members of the Supreme Cour, are Sc.
lected from those in the United States, who are
mo q, celebrated for virtue and legal learnng
not At The will of a single individual, but by the
concurrent wishes OF the President aud Senate
of the United States they will therefore have
no local pr,judIcts and partialities. The du-
Ties they nave to perform lead them necessarily
To the most enlarged and accurate acqusin-
ance with the jurisdiction OF the Federal and
State Courts together, and with the admIrabl lie
symmetry OF our Government. The tenure of
their offices enables them 20 pronounce the
sound and correct opinions they may have
formed with fear, favor or Partially.
The amendment 10 the Constitution proposed
by Pennsylvania, seems TO be founded upon The
idea that the federal judiciary will, from lust
of power, enlarge their Jurisdiction to the total
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

. Tha, from ann after The 3l,' day Of De,
cenber, in The year - the amount levied on
foreign tonnage 'or Ugh, money, shall cease
aud determine IN favor OF the ships OF such ma
lions as shall grant the like 81 an equivalent
favor, to the merchant ships vi the United
Suites
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Eriral IrOm The Message q G00 Tyler, q VW
ginid, Dec 4, 1909.
a proposition from the State Of Pennsy /
yania, is herewith submitted, with Governor
Sny der's letter accompanying the SAM, in
which is suggested the propriety of amending
tie Constitution ofth United States, so as lt
prevent collision between the Government
OF the Union and the. State Governmenls."
unISL az III EEAlIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
FIFTH SECTION

That from and after the 3ls day oil De
crmber, IN The year -. the dulles no" paya
Die on tonnage, passports aud cIehTanctS aud
On tue re-exp"rta ion Of imported HncIes, sha
ease aud deterL,ine."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
FRIDAY, December 10, 1909

On motion, Ordered, That SO much Of the
Governors communication rs relates II the
communication from the Governor of Penn.
syIvania on the subject of an amendment pro-
90 sed by the legislature Of that Stale 10 the
Constitution OF he United States. be referred
to Messrs. Peyton, Otey, Cabel, Walker, Mad.
ison Holt Newton, Parker, Stevenson. Ran.
dolpb, (or AmeIa.) Cooke, Wyatt and Richie.
- p1ye o. of Ihg ,jOuTuqL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
IN SENATE.

Hedaesday. Jnudry IAN. 1910.
The preamble aud solutions OH The amend
m NJ TO The Constitution OF the ilnifed states
proposed b, the l. glslhtnre Of Pennsylvania
by the app ointment Of an impartial rGuna' to
decide disputes between the State and fedora
Judiciary, be,ng also delivered in aud twice
read, Un motion, WAS ordered 10 he committed
o Messrs. Nelson, rurrie. Campbell, up.hnr,
and NuIta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08
Fuday, January %

Mr Nelson repo,ted from The ommiItee to
whom wac committed the preamble aud reSp-
Inuons on the amendncn proposed by the
Legislature OF Pennsy va",a, &c. &c that The
COMMITTEE had according TO order. taken the
said preamble &c. under lheir consideration
directed bim 10 report them without any n
mendment
And on the question being put Ihereupon,
the same was agreed 10 unanimously.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

A meeting oil dealers in Tea has been held in
PhiIadelpha. with view To memoriaIize Coo
gross, praying a redu olion OF the duties on hat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

Lacon'c.-T'he following letter from Mr.. Webster.
dated at Baltimore, and addressed to the Governor of
Massachusetts,, was received in Boston announcipts
the passage oftbe bill for the indemnity OF that STATE
for expenses incurred during the late war
"Our claim has become a IatU n W.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

DiED-At his residence in Bedford county, Oh,
uesaay aSt' at an advanced age, Col. JOHN WATTS,
gallant aud distinguished Revolutionary officer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15
From the Cincinnati Gazette.


Some die and some resign.-Phe death of Mr.. Tu-
dor. Churge to Brazil, of Dir. West Charge Chill
and the resignation of the office of Paymaster by Ma
ior Gwynne has given the President an opportunity
to resoard few more of his friends Ethan Allen
Brown, President of the Ohio Jackson Convention
and of the Jackson electors, who voted for the
Hero oftwo wars, is ,e1Onrded with the dead mans
shoes of Mr. Pudor. John l1aum gets the dead
mans shoes of Mr. West, ,oio died on the ,Oay Col
William Pratt another Jackson elector, is rewa rded
with the Office resigned by Major Gwynne.
President Jackson is more runate han President
Jefferson. His complaint "FEw die, and NONE
resign" But in these days the reUarded are civil
enogh die off, and make for their expecting
brethren. Old incumbents resign in favor of rotation
Nor IL this ALL the Senate lend themselves to multiply
the means of bestowing rewards They reject some
WHO have had taste of the treasury pap, that Others
may get morsel. whilst the sunshine of reward
renaineb. The late receiver ofpublic moneys in this
place, resigns the treasury platter and spoon, per
feet good humour seeing they merely handed to
brother, 'Uatting in The patience" for his reward"
Morgan Neyl, it is understood, 10 nominated Be
ceiver Of Public Moneys at Cincinnati, in place of
Moses Dawson, rejected by the Senate This is step
ping at bounce, from the nadr the zenith of the
party in our city. The Intermediates not regar-
ded.
Gen Jackson has reOayded three ofthe Ohio el-
cctors, who voted for hm!!! But there is corrup-
tion in this, The case stands thus:-'sWe made you
president. We want office and must have it -
wen done, my good and faithful scrvants:-Enier
you INTO the office ofdisric AtorBey-you into the
Office of Charge to Brazi-you into the snug birth of
Paymascr" Hurrah for Jackson.
Fhe New York Post states that the gold medal re-
Gently awarded to distinguished countryrnan,
Washington Irving, by the London ROYAL Society Of
Literature, is a beautiful specimen of art said to b.,
ofthe value of fifty glincos. Among hs eminent IL
terary who have heretofore been selected for the
honor now extended TO Mr. Irving, md the names
of Sir Walter Scott, the laureate Southey, Milford
the historian and Angelo Mar, well known for his
classical researches among the ancient manuscripts in
the library of the Vatican. Among the members of
the council which awarded the two medals for the
present year, tho names OF the Bishops of Sails
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

bury, and Bath, and Wells, the Marques of uans-
downe, the Earl of Carlisle Lord Glare and the Hon
G Agar Ellis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

nRAWlNG ofthc Dlsma; Swamp Cana Lottery,
~ No. Z,
80 80 IS So % 70 al 60.
Drawing of the Connectcu, State Lottery, No. T.
80 III % IS Sc 81 II -gt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

APPOINTMENT By The PRESIDENT
John Randolph Clay, of Pennsylvania, to be Secre-
aurg.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

~ The last Augusta Courier states that Tie corn
in that quarter wSs IN silk. and musk and water me-
Ions in market.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15
HOUSE OFLORDS. AnriI 30.

CElRA.-Some noble lords lav-
ing risen just at the same moment upon other bust
ness, the noble marquis insisted on the precedence
to be given this bill on Mondays and Fridays. 1t
was determined that the Marquises of London
derry and CIanricarde merely wished to put ques-
ton, they should be permitted to doso.
The Marquis Of Londonderry said, that he had Just
returned from France, where he had learned that
prince connected with this country nominated
Sovereign of Greece by the Allied Powers. II was
some time since tie-nobe Secretary for Foreign AZ
fairs had promised TO lay papers their table Pc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

Barbadoos paper OF May 18th received at East
port contains accounts from st. Vincenis and Greua-
d. stating that much injury is apprchended to the
paper of the 28th April says:--'Tbc appearance of
the weather still very unsettled, and the continued
rains, added to the already backward state of the
crop, give little prospect but that large portion of
the canes, viii staRd on the ground Until next season
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

Phe Philadelphia papers state that Friday, the SC
cond of July, is the day fixed on for the execution
Porter and Wilson, the mail robbers-the P1esiden
having signed the deuth warrant.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

Messrs VIM. HIKenney g. Co. ofPortsmcuh Va
shipped on board the schooner Africa, Captain Nee
kins, quantity of merchandise amounting to $1,000,
for Edenton, n. c. The Captain instead of proceed
ing to the place of destination, sailed to some small
town on the eastern shore of Virginia, and retailcd
out the goods at very low prices. The revenue
cutter was Immediately despatched for the fugitive
and it is probable that justice will be sunnOriIv in
tiicted.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22

MEETING IN New YoRK. On Monday egen-
ing, the I'1In inst, there was meeiing NJ
Masonic Hall in New York of the friends ~
the American System, the opponents of ,ha
present administration and its crooked nol;cv
The Commercial Advertiser saws the crowd
was immense-the spacious Hall, which easitv
accommodates 5000 persons, was crowded ~
Overlooking, and large numbers were eomneI,
led reluctantly TO retire because they could no,
obtain entrance. The meeting was copnosed
OF the most respectable citjzens--aged NOR
who have not mingled for wears in poliiicai
strife-the middle aged, who feel deeply for he
honor and future welfare OF the repub1ic--,nd
young men, full Of life and spirit, and act;vitv
anxious to arrest our glorious institutions FINN
the fall which awaits them If their destinies re-
TO be much longer entrusted TO the guidance az
the present corrupt and incompetent hands
The meeting was called to order bv Wi,lian
,. Johnson, and organized by the appointment
OF John L. Lawrence, as President, Peter
Sharpe and Isaac Minard, Vice Presidents. and
Ellis Potter and Joseph Hoxie, Secreiaries
David b. Ogden then assembled Tho s,.ce
where he was received by the warnest masLs
of applause. Mr.. o. spoke for nearly an hon
an his wonted able and happy manner. and was
listened to with the most profound and e,rar
attention, save only whom interrunted bv M
oft.rePeated peals Of applause.
The address was afterwards read. and sn;,;,.
cd Resolutions adopted, in which HEsRy Cn,v
was named as candidate for the Office or Pc.
ident Of The United States.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22

J
HrDRoPHoBIA. Nearly two wears since. Su.
san Brown of Roxbury, then abou: l2 years of
age, was bitten in the evening while in bed ty
SKUNK on her great toe of tho right foet,
which for short time was painful and sore.
though i soon healed, and nothing peculiar at.
tended the wound or it's symptoms. On the
18th OF last month, (November) she fell into
water; the next day she was much indisposed
and appeared strangely affected On the third
day, at the sight Of water, she would shudder
and catch for breath the right eye protruded
and right foot swollen; her eyes exhibited a
CLASSY appearance. On pouring water in her
presence; she would go into spasms, froth at
the mouth, and snap like dog at her attend
ants She appeared greatly distressed when
| approached with burning candye-could not
swallow-and many other tests of hydrophobia
were apparent On the Both she died in all the
agony attendant on casos of the kind After
her decease, her right side was swollen, and
particularly the toe that had been bitten-all
which is supposed to have originated from the
bite Of the animal mentioned
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22

DREADFUL EFFECTS OF THE TARIrF. An.
late exhibition Of the American Institute in liz
city OF New York, in the Catalogue of ,neci'
mems, the duty was placed opposite each a,,;.
Gle, and with scarce an exception those fabrics
made in the greatest abundance and perlect;on
were indebted for their success 10 liberal CO..
ernmental protection. Where is the America
who does not feel patriotic pride, in behoId.
ing the advance Of our country in .nsnufaetursa
and the arts, and gradual increase of its saIC
sustaining resOurees.--.Nsi0 Jsrssy Ee4is
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22

VIRciKIA LEGISLATURE. Tho General Az.
sembly Of Virginia met on Monday, 9th inst. Al
Richmond. On the Sd ballot Col Lynn Banks
was elected Speaker of the House, the votes
siand'ng-Banks 66, Mason 60. Col. VIM. C.
Holt was unanimously elected Speaker of the
Senate. By tho new Constitution The I've
Houses Of the General Assembly are red,caJ
in numbers to 70. The Senate now contains
% members, instead of %; and tho House If
Delegates having l34 instead of2I4.